Bail Jumper To Face Trial On Multiple Criminal Cases
Pasquale J. DeLeo, once of Baltimore, linked to a 1954 Wilcom's Inn robbery aftermath, will face trial in Circuit Court alongside other defendants for charges including entering larceny and conspiracy. Several related cases involve deeds of theft, breaking and entering, and weapons offenses with trials scheduled Thursday and Friday.
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San Antonio
Tex
Pasquale J. DeLeo
Baltimore
Charles F. Wilcom
Sjamsville
Wilcom’s Inn
Edward M. Robinson
Louis L. Ganzermiller
Robinson
House of Correction
Ganzermiller
DeLeo
Alamo
Texas
Frederick
Charles W. Magaha
Wilcom's Inn
Frank L. Hackey
William S. Hood
Fair Grounds
Howard K. Hillery
Delphey’s
Sands
W. Motors
West End Motors
Charles T. Lee
Lees
Samuel W. Barrick
Carl C. Castle
Darby Brown
Raymond T. Anhalt
Robert D
Lawson
Daniel H. Easterday
Tangistrate’s Court
Franz‘. R. Hester
Silas Alsup
Edige Lee Beckett
Bank Buys East Patrick Property Expansion Planned
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank announces the purchase of the Rosenour Building at 4 East Patrice Street to provide room for future expansion. The deal, through David Kilberg Inc and Nicodemus and Wertheimer, is subject to the lease of Austin Markline trading as the Bug Store.
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Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Rosenour
Patrice Street
Uff
Citizens Branch
Bank
Trust Andj
Consumers Loan
Shuff
Tthe Bank
Austin Markline
Bug
David Kilberg, Inc
Baltimore
Nicodemus and Wertheimer
Door To Door Canvass For Cancer Fund Planned
Volunteer workers will canvass homes this week to raise funds for the local Cancer Society. Mrs. Marion Kehne is general city chairwoman with district leaders named by campaign chairman Philip Robert. The effort supports cancer research and public education along with aid to local patients and families.
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Cancer Society
Marion Kehne
North End
Philip Robert
District A
Roy Gastley
Carlton Baumgardner
Allen Hargis
James Eisenhauer
Elizabeth Crum
Eugene Thomas
James Underhurst
Austin Foland
James M. Kline
Ralph Wachter
Hilda Haller
Maxie Hill Jr
Richard Fruth
Robert Fisher
Ellis Carty
Pearl Skeggs
Richard Freed
Sperry Storm
Martha Koogle
Emma J. Tyeryar
Carl Weakley
Monocaccy
Cancers Society
Ransom RK. Lewis
Weather Turmoil and Market Dip Strain Northeast Region
Heavy wintry weather swept the Northeast with snow rain and strong winds. Markets showed brief selling with stock declines. Getty oil rose on 1957 earnings outlook while rails and motors slipped. Funeral services were held for Elmer T. Orme in Denson Maryland, a longtime Democratic official. Churchill figure stolen from Atlantic City wax museum amid Franklin also missing.
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Associated Press
NEW York 7 — Steels
Welllower
Dorthuane Ee
New England
Maines
Virginia
Mississsippi Valley
Great Lakecresian
Getty
K. F. Orme
Denson Md
Elmer T. Orme
Orme
Aengthy
Caroline County Commissioners
I Churchill
Atlantic City
Winston Churchill
Illustrious
Benjamin
Franklin
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
Temperatures will run two to four degrees below normal. Tuesday stays cool and Thursday warms somewhat. Rain is possible Thursday or Friday, averaging about three quarters of an inch. Normal highs are 57 to 43 and lows 29 to 4, with 32 to 39 in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Short Time To Register For County Primary
Less than two weeks remain for voters to register for the county primary on May 20. The Board of Election Supervisors set the last day as Saturday, April 19, with special hours at the Registry Board office in the Court House from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on that day. Regular hours and Tuesday and Friday special registrations continue through April, with the final city voting registration due May 9.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Registry Board
Court House
Toming
Two Families Die In Tragedy Near Sherbrooke
Two settler families from Waterloo and Joliette were killed when their car was struck by a diesel train twenty miles west of Sherbrooke while returning from Easter visits. Seven of the eleven victims were children. weather reduced visibility due to wind and wet snow. the auto was wedged under the two-coach train and dragged 300 feet.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Gar
Eliodor Larose
Waterloo
J. C. Roy
Joliette
End Of Ten Japanese War Criminal Parole Tenure
Wartime antagonists of Japan cut the life sentences of 10 major war criminals to the 10 years already served. Convicted by the Allied International Military Tribunal in 1948, they were released on parole after 1955 56. Nine of twelve nations favored full freedom, with India and Nationalist China reportedly opposing. Names include Sadao Ataki Shunroku Hata Nao Xi Hoshino Koichi Kaya and others. Also notes Sugamo prisoners and a chimney fire in Doubsi and a North Korean report of Chinese troops withdrawal on the Yalu.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mation International Military Tribunal
Foreign Office
Australia
Canada
China
Netherlands
New Zealand
Philippines
Soviet Union
United States
France
Britain
India
Nao Xi Hoshino
Okimori Kaya
Koichi Kido
Takasumi Oka
Hiroshi Oshima
Henryko Sato
Shigetaro Shimada
Teiichi Suzuki
Kaya
Greater East Asia
Saw
Nobusuke Kishi
Sugamo
Easter Day Rain Leaves City Marked By Showers
Over an inch of rain drenched the city and county on Easter. The Monocacy river rose near Gas House Pike bridge. Carroll creek backed up modestly. Temperatures cooled with a high around 38 and a low near 35 to 46. Snow flurries were seen south of Frederick as March snows faded. forecast calls for partial clearing and cooler next days.
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Airport Station
Monocacy
Gas House
Pike Bridge
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Aloterisis
Gambrill State Park
State Roads Commission
Fanane
Batista Claims Victory Over Large Rebel Forces In Cuba
Havana reports President Fulgenio Batista's army crushed a major Castro-led rebel group in eastern Cuba and pursued another along the Oriente coast. The army also says it shot down a foreign C46 plane delivering arms, with crew killed as the craft burned. The general staff claims rebels were scattered and isolated in the Sierra Maestra. Batista says the aim is to decimate rebels by isolating them rather than mass offensives. Civilian evacuations complicate operations as fighting continues in western and central Oriente with significant rebel fatalities reported.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Raul Castro
Jhief
Oriente
Sierra Maestra
Casitro
iSierra Maestra
Easter Egg Roll Damp Grass Reduces White House Crowd
Washington reported a soggy damp lawn kept attendance down at the annual Easter egg roll. About 700 people were counted at the gates as families waited for a possible noon appearance by the President. A chilly wind and intermittent sun dampened enthusiasm while some adults photographed with children.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Whale
Alilwaukee
Donald Miller
Kenneth
Donna
Barbara
Fly Crashes Televsion Ad In Tokyo Salmon Spot
A fly interrupted a Radio Tokyo salmon commercial causing about five seconds of unscripted footage. Viewers flooded the network and sponsor with complaints. The station offered a 30 minute spot free valued at 360000 yen to placate the upset fishery sponsor.
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Tokyo
Radio Tokyo
43 Youngsters Bought At Little League Auction Here
Frederick American Little League managers bought 43 youngsters at the annual players auction Saturday night. 13 places open on each of four teams with about 26 vacancies overall. Holdovers and newcomers will vie for spots to avoid complacency before training starts next month.
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Dick Colliflower
The
Oxee
Bob Whitmore
Elks
Harry Brachey
Tall Cedars
Bob Heller
Amvets
William Roessler
Business leaders foresee upturn in 1958 says Dun & Bradstreet
New York report cites polling of over 100 presidents of top industrial firms. Eight of nineteen expect better economy sometime in 1958 with about half predicting improvement in the fourth quarter. A little over ten percent foresee a general upturn in 1959, with many expecting gains in early 1959.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Plane crash near Midland claims 47 lives in Civilian disaster
Warner Law and neighbors described Capital Air Viscount crash on his farm field near Midland Michigan. Fire caused by fuel explosions burned instantly, rescuers faced deep mud and used tractors to move bodies and fight the flames. Sixty survivors or missing status not stated.
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Midland
Mich
Warner Law
Capital Airlines
Law
Henry Burke
Burke
President To Throw Out First Ball Monday
President Eisenhower will throw out the first ball to start the American League season in Washington next Monday. The White House says he will attend the game against the Boston Red Sox after plans to visit Augusta, Georgia were in doubt. Hagerty said Augusta plans remain uncertain.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Washington Club
Boston Red Sox
Augusta
James (. Hagerty
Fourty four passengers die in Capital Airlines crash
A Capital Airlines Viscount crashed near Tri City Airport in Midland Michigan killing 47 aboard. The four engine jet exploded on impact in windy snowy conditions with 3 mile visibility. Crew included Capt W J Hull and Earle A Brackley with Ruth Denecke among the 44 passengers. at least 16 victims were from Michigan including Mrs Ralph Schweitzer wife of the Grand Rapids Herald manager.
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Midland
Mich
A_ Capital Airlines
Tri-City
Seginawa
Bay City
Warner Law
Nelson Girardin
Girardin
Ronald A. Wenzel
Freeland
Capital Airlines
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Detroit
Civil Aeronautics Board
jCapital
Capital Flight
Newark
N.J
Chicago
Flint
Saginaw
W. J. Hull
Washington Township
Earle AD
Brnckley
Levittown
Ruth Denecke
St Petersburg
Fla
Civil Aeronautics
Mrs Tydings To Speak At Local Democratic Event
Ex-Senator Millard E Tydings will speak at a Saturday gathering organized by the Women's Democratic League at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Honored guest is Mrs James Haka chair of the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland. Local attendees include Mrs Louise Fraley Central Committee member Mrs Madeira Himes and Cumberland delegate Mrs James McQuown. Tickets and committee roles listed with numerous names and coordinating volunteers for arrangements flowers music and hospitality.
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Millard E. Trex
Tydings
Women's Democratic League
Francis Scott Key Hotel
James Haka
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland
Hahn
Mates Hitiude
Smith Fisher
Mas. C. W. Gregory
Iam McPherson
The
Orphans Court
Louise Fraley
Central Committee
Madeira Himes
James McQuown
Cumberland
Western Mayland
United Women's Democratic Clubs
Helen McKenzie
Fraley
George Abrecht
Helen Collins
Gregory
Donald B. Rice
Glenna Leatherman
Elizabeth Knill
Phillip Beard
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Magaha
East Patrick Property
Citizens National
Cancer Fund
Wwe Sauepee
New England Coast
Lewis Myers
Doubsi
Carrell Manor
Pyongyang
Yalu River
Batista
aCe
Navy
Vanguard
Naval Research Laboratory
Jerusalem
Jordan
Sedorff
Samir Rifai
Saudi Arabia
Miss Adkins
Welfare Place
Beall
Folsom
Ito
Paris
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Harry Phillips
Gareth W. Kline
Myersville
RFD
Patrick
Marion T. Bosley
Kline
Bosley
John Right of Way
A'T. Maloney
Prince Georges Coun
Sheryl Crane
Stephen Crane
Beverly Hills
Lana Turner
Cheryl
Johnny Stompanate
Stompanatn
Hollywood
Johnny Stompanato
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