U.S. Citizens Told To Leave Middle East Foreign Soviet Push Reported
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Lloyd tells Commons that Soviet troops are not withdrawn from Budapest and more troops are being moved into Hungary. Vienna bulletin notes continued fighting in Budapest despite Nagy’s pledge to pull Russian forces and rebels claiming control over western Hungary near the capital.
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U.S
Middle East
Hungary
London
Selwyn Lloyd
Soviet Union
House of Commons
Budapest
Vienna
Imre Nagy
Many Share Tip Prizes Reported by Newstip Desk
Revelips were scarce last week but quality was strong. The top prize is split between two tipsters who phoned in robbery stories, each winning $2, identified as a Sharps burg girl and a Fair Play Route 2 resident. Additional prizes go to a Decker Avenue housewife for a Virginia Avenue accident tip, a 4 Chestnut Street resident for a squirrel buries a GOP campaign souvenir tip, a Ravenwood Heights resident for a cat killing garter snakes tip, and a Spruce Street resident for a hunter bow deer story and photo. Tips arrive daily from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Sharpsburg
Decker Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Chestnut Street
Ravenwood Heights
Spruce Street
School Bands To Play Concerts Before Mummers Parade
Two Hagerstown high schools offer 30 minute concerts at North Potomac Street and Oak Hill Avenue before the Alsatia Mummers Parade. North Hagerstown High Band performs first, followed by South Hagerstown High Band. The program starts shortly before 7 o clock, announced Thurman C. Ridenour, chairman in charge of arranged mavats.
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Hagerstown
North Potomac Tenet
Oak Hill Avenue
North Hagerstown
South Hagerstown
Thurman C. Ridenour
Stevenson Says Eisenhower Insensitive To Fall Out Danger
Stevenson accuses President Eisenhower of a do nothing stance and hopeless defeatism on hydrogen devastation in a Boston speech. He cites the white paper as misstatements and distortions while urging a halt to H-bomb tests and promising a campaign push for Massachusetts electoral votes. The Democrat’s five point reply highlights defense funding and a proposed inspection free test ban.
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Boston
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Mechanics
Massachusetts
ABC
United States
Eissenhower
Htill
Aoffense
Kefauver Says Eisenhower Front Man For Nixon
Sen Estes Kefauver assailed President Eisenhower as a failure and a front man for Richard Nixon. Speaking during a campaign swing through Ohio he called Eisenhower morally cowardly and aligned with reactionaries, accusing him of tolerating corruption and becoming Nixon’s ally in a bid for electoral votes. Kefauver planned a rally after a Washington departure.
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Kefauver
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Republican ‘Party
Kefauver Aula
Robert Donovan
Old Guard
Nixon
Ohio
Washington
Kefauver Missed Hagerstown Visit Due to Weather
Estes Kefauver sorry he missed a scheduled Hagerstown appearance on Saturday because of bad weather. He pledged to visit Maryland after the November 6 Democratic victory, expressed regrets in a telegram to former Gov William Preston Lane, and noted a plan to speak in the Public Square before proceeding to Frederick for a mammoth rally at the Fairground.
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Estes Kefauver
Hagerstown
William Preston Lane
West Virginia
Washington
Martinsburg
Frederick
Maarlinsburg
Preston Lene
Sugar Put In Oil Gas Tanks Reported Across City
City detectives investigate two sugar sabotage incidents. Susan Reel reports sugar in her car gas tank on Virginia Avenue near her son’s residence. Robert K. Craig reports sugar placed in his furnace fuel oil tank last week on Rhode Island Avenue.
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Susan.d. Reel
North
Cannon Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Robert K. Craig
Rhode Island Avenue
Trick Or Treat Night in Hagerstown Tomorrow
The Junior Chamber of Commerce reminds residents that October 30 will be Trick or Treat night with door to door fun for children. Homeowners should have cookies and treats ready and turn on porch lights to welcome goblins. The Jaycees hope for a safe, happy evening for families.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Jayceex Ap
Negro Farm Laborer Disappears From Florida Jail
In Wildwood Florida Jesse Woods a 29 year old Negro farm laborer held in protective custody for allegedly insulting a white woman disappeared from his jail cell. Police pursued two speeding cars found a bunk overturned and marks on the floor. Governor and state authorities opened inquiries with possible jurisdiction disputes. Local officials and the NAACP voiced concern about a lynching possibility and called for investigation, while a large search with aircraft and multiple agencies continued.
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Florida
Sheriiff
W. Bowman
Sumter County
TBI
Evelyn Hill
Woods
Jett
MacArthur Woods
Jesse Woods
FU Bury
Tite
Nations Join In Demands Soviets Quit
Western U N delegates praised broad support for pressuring Russia to halt military intervention in Hungary. The U N Security Council met in a Sunday session, with private talks under way and no country backing the Soviet position. Yugoslavia abstained. six other members supported the Western calls for Russia to stop foreign interference.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
United States
Hungary
Peter Kos
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Kos
Budapest
Imre ‘Nagy
Arkady A. Sobolev
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Council
Russia
Weather Mixed Across Regions With Rain and Snow
Northwest sees fog and rain as a cold air mass lingers from the Dakotas while other regions trend warmer. Temperatures range from the 20s in the north to the lower 50s in southern California with showers expected in Washington Oregon and northern California. Snow flurries also possible in the Rocky Mountain area and cooler readings forecast from Minnesota to Texas and the Far Southwest.
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Dakotas
Colorado
Utah
California
Washington
Oregon
Rockies
Minnesota
Town
Kansas
No Rain In Sight For Next Five Days
Maryland and Delaware forecast calls for sunny to partly cloudy days with fair nights. Temperatures will vary little day to day, rising 4 to 5 degrees above normal. Noon highs expected 57 to 62, overnight lows from Garrett County to central and eastern counties.
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Maryland
Delaware
Irgesing
Garrett County
Mide
Israel Mobilizes Reserves as War Scare Grows
Israel began mobilizing its reserves and the United States ordered the evacuation of nonessential citizens from four Middle East states in the biggest Arab‑Israeli scare since 1948. Up to 200000 Israelis may be mobilized while 7000 to 8000 Americans were urged to leave. The move followed Jordan forming a joint command with Syria and Egypt. President Eisenhower warned Prime Minister Ben-Gurion as Washington reported large troop movements and border traffic slowed in Jerusalem. An estimated 320 Americans in Jordan, 1893 in Egypt, and others in Syria and Israel faced evacuation and departure for safety.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United States
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Washington
State Department
U. S
Bierut
Lebanon
Arab Palestine
Suez
Middle East
London
Sar Ben-Gurion
Issrael
Ben-Gurion
Staté
Dulles
Texas
Abba Eban
Russia
Ben Gurion
President and aides alarmed over possible Middle East war
President Eisenhower and top aides warned today that war in the Middle East could erupt. Israel reportedly mobilized 150000 to 240000 troops, while Eisenhower urged Ben Gurion to avoid actions that could endanger peace. State Department urged Americans abroad to leave unless essential. Page 2, Cat 1.
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Middle East
Eisenhower Eyes Mideast While Campaigning
President Eisenhower, buoyed by a favorable medical report yet wary of Middle East developments, heads from National Airport at 8 39 a m to campaign in Miami Jacksonville and Richmond. Hagerty said plans could shift as Israel tensions persist while doctors release a pre election physical report. The president and Mrs Eisenhower appeared calm as they traveled by air and urged Ben Gurion to avoid moves endangering peace.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Deep South
Presidentia Bine
National
Senhower
Miami
Jacksonville
pEla
Richmond
Secret Service
James C. Hagerty
White House
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Waller Reed Army Hospital
America
Eissenhower
Hagerstown Police Force Smaller Than Most Cities
A national study by the International City Managers Association shows Hagerstown, amid rising crime concerns, has a smaller police force than similar cities. As of year start, 51 full time employees yield 1.37 police per 1,000 residents, below the 1.48 city median. annual outlay was 432000 dollars, 10.75 per resident, higher than peers.
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Daily Mail
New York
FBI
Hagerstown
International City Managers Association
Vis
Car Huts Bus Two Injured In Virginia Ave Crash
Two people were hurt when a car rear ended a city bus halted to discharge passengers on Virginia Avenue. The car driven by George T Hose, 63 Maverstown, skidded 15 feet on wet pavement before the crash. Hose was charged with reckless driving. The bus operator Carl W Jak of Mercerstown Rt 1. Martha E Van Allen, 45, was treated for shock. The car was a total loss.
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Virginia Avenue
Carl W
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