Westminster Rally Falls Short in 27-6 Loss to Marylanders
Westminster trailed Handley 6-0 after Richard Wolfe's 85 yard punt return but Marylanders surged ahead to a 27-6 victory. Bankard scored four touchdowns for Westminster while Wolfe provided the standout 85 yard return. Handley fumbled late but recovered to seal the win.
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Richard Wolfe
Handley
Westminster
Marylanders
Owls
Hunter Maddox
Warren County
Bob Bankard
Bankard
Maryland
Wolfe
Steve Raver
Woody Harper
Steve Adams
Weelameter
Mrs Roosevelt Teas Khrushchev in Polite Exchange
In New York Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt invited Soviet Premier Khrushchev to tea citing politeness after his rushed Hyde Park visit. They discussed Soviet economy iron ore oil coal fields and steel output during his hour long Manhattan visit.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Khrushchev
Hyde Park
Manhattan
Soviet Union
Sanitary Dairy Upsets Bell Clothiers in Duckpin League
Sanitary Dairy swept Bell Clothiers in the Independent League on Health Center Lanes Thursday night as Charley Renner and Buster Kline led with big scores. Renner totaled 400 and Kline 370 as Sanitary Dairy posted a 659 set, while Bell Clothiers were led by Charles Minghini and Francis Hudson in a night of tight bowling across multiple teams.
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Charley Renner
Buster Kline
Sanitary Dairy
Bell Clothes Stores
Health Center
Renr
Kline
Francis Hudson
Bell Clothes
Omps Funeral Home
B'Nai Brith
Joe Zimmerman
Jack Wilkins
Omps
Charles Swartz
Bill Brown
Hiway Market
Jewel Box
Lomna McIntyre
Becky Cornwell
Quick Amusement
Aikens Construction Co
Peggy Easter
Betty Webber
Peggy Myers
Alice Godlove
Phyllis Grove
Irene Borror
Rosalie Hook
Raiders win Thursday night team honors at Northside bowling
T Albright led league with 179 average while the Raiders posted a 954 game and 2563 set to take high team honors. Individual top scores included Albright 559, Gaither 554, McKee 517 and Gentry 552. Plumly's Lumber Jacks and others posted near totals as season play continued at Northside Lanes.
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T. Albright
Raiders
Bill Gaither
Montgomery Ward
Harry McKee
Bill Gentry
Ron Cover
Harold Dawson
Plumly
Lumber Jacks
Novicks
Bill Sinclair
Hudsons Fruit Market
Buck Keckley
Frank Courtney
Triangle Diner
Guardsman
S. C. Willis
Nev
Anderson
Lou Costello
B. J. Bly
Harold Catlett
Sport Center
Sharks
Willard Walters
Harold Orndoff
Stewart Yeakley
Aces
Lady Brunswick
Northside
Smith Insurance
Big ‘‘I’s
Cadwell-Sites
Royal Jewelers
Ritters Vareity
Plumly Lumber
Alco Sales
Henkel-Harris
AFL Charges NFL Conspiracy To Block AFL Growth
Baltimore AP The rookie American Football League accuses the National Football League of an illegal conspiracy to exclude the AFL and its eight teams from shares in professional football. The suit seeks to halt NFL franchise grants in AFL territories and asks for Treble damages under federal antitrust law.
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Baltimore
American Football League
National Football League
AFL
U.S
NFL
Dallas
New York Pushes for 1962 Park as MLB Expansion Looms
New York officials pledge to have a new stadium ready in 1962 for the National League expansion. Mayor Wagner cites final plans and bids by December 1, urging committee approval and warning against using Yankee Stadium temporarily. Commission: Frick and Giles express cautious optimism.
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New York
National Baseball League Expansion Committee
Chicago
Ford Frick
National League
Warren Giles
Frick
Giles
Wagner
Bill Shea
Shea
Yankee Stadium
North Western Gains U K on Rail Consolidation
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the Chicago and North Western and Minneapolis and St. Louis merger. North Western will acquire the M and St. L properties for about 21 million dollars, expanding to 10 790 miles of track and placing it second in road operated behind the Santa Fe. The ICC division completed the case in just over five months and said the merger creates a larger stronger company in the public interest. The 1960s may be remembered as the decade of major railroad mergers.
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Santa Fe
ICC
North Western
Barbers and shop owners clash over haircut price rise
Birmingham barbers split on a price hike with union members voting to raise prices to 1.75 while shop owners insist prices stay at 1.50. The dispute risks shop closures as miscommunication leaves customers puzzled.
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Birmingham
Ala
C. G. Daniel
Journeymen Barbers Local 83
C. C. Martin
Association
Master Barbers Chapter
Martin
East Germans Redesign Chess Pieces for Revolution Theme
East German Communists display a revolutionary chess set at Leipzig ahead of the chess Olympiad opening in Berlin. The king becomes a worker reading a Communist plan, the queen a science-minded woman, the bishop a relay runner, and pawns portray various labor roles.
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Berlin
Leipzig
Rock
Dr Clarence Cranford to Lead Evening Services Here
Dr Clarence Cranford pastor of Calvary Baptist Church Washington will conduct a week of services at First Baptist Church here with daily 745 p m sessions Monday to Friday and a 730 p m opener Tomorrow The adult choir will sing each night except Thursday when the Girls Chorus performs presenting a program on Reconstruction and the working class party will be represented Cranford a Bucknell and Crozer alumnus has served in Philadelphia Richmond and Winchester and led the American Baptist Convention in 1957 58 and sits on Crozer Bucknell and Storer College boards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cranford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington, D.C
First Baptist Church
The
American Baptist Convention
Crozer, Bucknell
Storer College
Photograph of Rev Robert Whitten honored by Rouss Fire Co
The late Rev. Robert A. Whitten, longtime Rouss Fire Company chaplain and Con gregational pastor, was honored with a photograph unveiled at the October meeting in Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Delmar Fry demonstrated Fyr Fyter Group equipment and a group visited Anacostia for Navy demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whitten
Rouss Fire Company
Congregational Christian Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Mildred Jones
Delmar Fry
Anacostia
U. S. Navy
C. Douglas Brown
Mr. Whitten
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Fort Hill
Loudoun County
Martinsburg
FORD
Chrysler
Buick
Packard
Studebaker
Shenandoah Motor CO
Mrs. Roosevelt
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. H. Harris
State Highway Commissioner
Louella Mae Renner
G. P. Renner
Gainesboro
John W. Turner
Clara J. Turner
Kate E. Storm
Edith Reynolds
Carroll Reynolds
New Oxford
Pennsylvania
N. Whitacre
Sanitary Dairy Sweeps
Bell Clothiers
Charles Minghini
Lucky Inn
Retail Clerks
Richard Swisher
Richard Sheetz
Evan Creswell
Sheet
Creswell
Ronnie Boyd
Winning Aikens
Willie Slonaker
Harry Aikens
Dave Elder
Roy Bly
Doug Chaney
John Ritter
Mt. Pleasant
Church League
Bobby Gladden
Melvin Singer
Carl McKee
U.B. No. 1
Presbyterians
D.O. Louderback
Church of Christ
Sonny Crisman
Congregational Christian
U.B. No. 2
C.B. Shickle
Fred McKee
Inwood UB
Stephenson Methodist
Market St. Methodist
Triangle Diner Raiders
Sports Center
Bills Sinclair Sharks
Ll Guardsman
Andersons Metal
Hudsons Market
Maor League
New Park
Robert Wagner
U.K
Jaa PD Goo Wi Kent
Winchester VA
Daniel
Leipzig Volcaanica
Dr. Cranford
Sharpsville, Pa
Dr. Crawford
Bucknell University
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester, Pa
Baptist Temple
Philadelphia
Logan Baptist Church
That City
Second Baptist Church
Richmond
Crawford
Winchester
Rouss
Robert Whitten
Viking
Forest Hills
Frank J. Schaefer & Co., Inc
Cameron
Triangle
Handley Campus
N. VA. Power Co
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