United Nations hearing debates Middle East scare claims
At the United Nations, Andrei Gromyko defended Soviet policy amid U.S. charges of stirring fears in the Middle East. Henry Cabot Lodge countered with a sharp speech supporting the Eisenhower Doctrine. Syria Turkey tensions and possible Arab world alignment dominated assembly talk as observers warned against hasty action. A separate note reports Hollywood executive Louis B. Mayer, 72, near death after a prolonged illness, with updates on his condition.
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United Nations
Andrei
Gromyko
Stow
Seven- Mayer
San
Francisco
Dag Hammar
California
Syria
Ucla
Medi' Hale
Guillaumet George Picot
Butchers Strike Over Workload At Kansas City Stores
Kansas City butchers strike after union cites front counter dispace and backroom cuts as causing excessive work. About 80 to 1,000 members walkout as stores refuse union demands, leading to spoilage and panic buying. Payroll demand tied to meat sales and hourly limits debated amid split on wage scales.
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Kansas
Kansas City
C. H. Nathnagel
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers Union
Harold Audsley
Varea
Nothnagel
Sarnoff Urges Fast Move to Win Cold War
Washington industrialist David Sarnoff told the annual Assn. meeting that the United States must hurry to win the cold war against Russia. He warned that Moscow claims of Soviet weapon gains may be overstated yet a mass ICBM era looms, and perfection is needed within five years or sooner to hold the upper hand.
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Washington
Assn
David Sarnoff
United States
Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
Russia
Martinsburg Tragedy Claims Brother-In-Law and Sister
A sister and brother-in-law of Earl Wilhelm of 235 South Locust Street Martinsburg died within hours Sunday and will be buried the next day at two and 3 30 pm. Mrs Virgie Davis widow of Rev Arthur B Davis of 413 West Martin Street Martinsburg fled a 915 am Sunday in City Hospital of injuries received Thursday when struck by auto on South Maple Street Martinsburg.
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Earl Wilhelm
South
Cust
Martinsburg
Virgie Davis
Arthur B. Davis
West Martin Street
City Hospital
Auto
Maple Street
Mertinsburg
Fair Weather For Parade Tomorrow Promises Strong Turnout
Parade officials predict warm weather and clear skies for tomorrow night’s Alsatia Mummers Parade. Raymond E. Dinterman, longtime chairman, said the committee aimed to make this year’s event one of the finest and most rounded. Edward Jay Falk will take over as executive secretary of the conference Board of Ministers. Dr Philip Edwards, brother of Earl Wilhelm, died of a heart attack at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. He resided at 126 West Raleigh Street Martinsburg and was 68. The article notes Dr Big and other church officials. Continued on Page 2.
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Raymond E. Dinterman
Baltimore
Aniceh
Far Weathers
Edward Jay Falk
Conference Board
Missers
Earl ‘Vilhelm
Ets
Martinsburg
Satin Club
West Washinganuary
Philip C.ly
Paraders Set to Move at 8 15 From Potomac and Oak Hill
The parade will begin at 8 15 from Potomac and Oak Hill Avenues and proceed toward the city, with continued coverage on Page 2 Col 1.
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Potomac
Oak Hill Avenues
Missing Maryland woman linked to church conference
A 17 year old married woman named Rosalie Shaffer from Hancock is reported missing from her home near Boonsboro since October 25. Lee Elgin former Maryland Municipal League leader and Baltimore South District superintendent will receive a lifetime membership at the Wesley Theological Seminary fund drive during the annual conference in Baltimore.
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Unim
Lee Elgin
Dent
Maryland Municipal
Tune
League
Riggin
Boonsboro
Wesley Theological
Baltimore
Crisfield
Elgin
Rosalie
Mikex M. Shaffer
Hancock
Roads work eases Rt 40 in city repairs amid by pass talks
Plans for partial by pass and curb cuts on West Washington Street near Rt 40 surface as officials say hills and by pass work are tentative and not scheduled yet. Crews will widen the street to 38 feet and remove sections of sidewalk for improved traffic flow. Meanwhile Zhukov’s fate at the Soviet Central Committee remains unsettled as Moscow presses ahead with censorship and reports conflict within the party over the army leadership.
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Roads Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ton
Franklin Streets
Peet Street
F. Bates Charles
Gineer
West Washington Street
S. RL
Rt. 40
L Hagerstown
Woodpoint
Chaires
Cearfoss Pike
Sharpsburg
Keedysville
London
Soviet Union
Georgi K. Zhukov
Central Committee
Communist Party
Zhukov
Zhukay
Presidium
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Communist Daily Worker
Daily Worker
Mooscow
Cor
Eyes Of World To See How Hagerstown Does Things
World eyes turn to Hagerstown as photographers film the Books Abroad project tonight at South High School. Greek Embassy officials and American Cultural Institute participate with public health and cancer studies, showing five year efforts in Greece and Washington County.
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Eyes of World
Hagerstown
Senate
Greece
Pio Wayning
America
Washington
Fingerstown
Andiare
Toriuim
R Ovalde
Schoos
Dimitri Papaoannou
Nick
Panagiototoulous
American Cultural Institute
Winslow F
National Cancer Institute
People of
Washinton County
Health Department
Ing
Jand
Coffman
Exper Cancer Laboratory
Inent
Games Pig
Ifilm
Beengerstown
Guide for Family in Home Care for Flu Symptoms
A home care guide from Maryland advises families to comfort patients with hot or cold compresses, warmth, and fluids. It lists signs like sore throat, fever, and chills, and suggests rest, hydration, and light foods. Record temperatures and follow doctor instructions, changing clothing and linens to stay warm.
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Maryland
Department of Health
Mayor To Name Detective For Hagerstown Police Bureau
Mayor Mayne Winslow F Burhans will appoint a sergeant of the detective bureau for the Hagerstown Police Department within a week after a review of five of eight examination candidates. The vacancy arose after Sgt Norman Wolfe resigned on September 18.
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Mayne Winslow F. Burhans
Hagerstown
Norman Wolfe
Man Returned to Pennsylvnia Police Watch
Thomas W. Miller of 100 Black North Avenue waived extradition and was sent back to Pennsylvania to face burglary charges from Bedford School. Police say a pawned musical instrument found in a Washington pawn shop linked Miller to the October 20 burglary along with stolen camera gear.
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Thomas W. Milley
Black North Avenue
Pennsylvania
Bedford
Miller
Washington, D. C
Dixie Weather Dips Then Warms Across Regions
Western Maryland saw milder temps overnight as a cold snap eased. Lows reached 28, highs near 58, with many Southeast areas colder than the Northeast. Regions from the Ohio Valley to the Virginias stayed mostly in the 30s, some spots freezing.
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The
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Virginias
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Carolinas
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Crossville
Tenn
Saynt Ste. Marie
Mich
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Cross City
Almia
Raleigh
N. C
Chattanooga
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Chicago
Porch Light Invitation To Tots Tonight
The Junior Chamber appeals for Halloween participation with porch lights for Trick or Treat. Older children urged to yield to younger, share excess treats, and stay in their own area. Civic Jaycees sponsor safe, courteous celebration to keep Halloween happy for all youngsters.
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The
Jaycees
Jay-free Committee
Hallowe'en
ADA Leader Blasts Ike on Leadership and Information
Gerald Johnson, outgoing president of Americans for Democratic Action in Baltimore, criticizes the Eisenhower administration for poor readership and failure to provide truthful information. He praises Truman era policies like the Marshall Plan and Point Four, contrasts with Ike's lack of leadership, and notes no concern over the Sputnik launch.
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Baltimore
Gerald Johnson
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Eisenhower
Johnson
ADA
Truman
Earth
County considers Social Security for sheriff department
The Board of County Commissioners will seek a resolution to ask Governor McKeldin to call a referendum in Washington County Sheriff’s Department on placing that department under the Federal Social Security program. Legislation previously barred law enforcement officers from Social Security.
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Board of County Commissioners
McKeldin
Washington County
Wolfsville to Get New Elementary School
Frederick County Board of Education will open bids November 19 for a new elementary building as part of a proposed 4 million dollar program. The six room brick and metal panel structure is designed by Chapman and Lefley of the city.
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Wolfsville
Frederick County
Pentagon Orders No Cut in Basic Research Funds
The Defense Department directs no reductions in the 1.7 billion dollars Congress voted for basic research in the current fiscal year, reversing part of Charles E. Wilson’s Aug. 17 memo. Eisenhower to meet with officials and Dr Isadore J. Rabin Columbia Univ on science policy as Sputnik orbits Earth. Army reveals Hawk missile advances with radar targeting, though not yet combat ready and to be pushed forward quickly. The Sputnik satellite continues to be a focal point in U.S. science funding discussions.
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John A. Harris
Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Neil H. McElroy
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Pentagon
White House
Eisenhower
Isadore J. Rabi
Columbia University
Hussia
Sputnik
U. S
Earth
Red Moon
Army
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Louis Mayer
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