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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1958

Page

6

Diplomat Murdered In Embassy

A Haitian Embassy official Andre Toussaint killed fellow diplomat Samuel Devieux in Washington. Police say Toussaint admitted the shooting after returning to the chancery with a pistol. Immunity questions arise as to whether Haiti will waive protection for trial in the United States.

Washington Moeday Samuel Devieux Andre Toussaint Toussaint Luc Fouche Devieux Chancery U.S Fouche Haiti

Building Permits Rise Despite Bad Weather in March

Building permits issued by A. Lamar Barrick’s office rose in March despite only four sunny days. Total permit value reached 439,450 dollars, with residential 212,400 and remodeling 20,559. February totals were 99,380. Permits were issued to residents in Frederick, Thurmont, Woodsboro, Emmitsburg and surrounding towns for dwellings, garages, a church modernization, and other improvements. The note ends with a stray sentence about the Langelinie Pavilion in Copenhagen rebuilt after Nazi destruction.

A. Lamar Barrick Health Department Amos N. Flohr Rocky Ridge G. H. McGregor Biges Ford Road Maurice Do. Rice RED Frederick Doral F. Hoff LeGore A. Brown Watkins Acres Martz Road Denzel Goins Mt. Olivet Boulevard Quynn Road Robert Jesse Add Bath Wm. L. and Ethel Joan Tritappe Myersville Franklin M. Sweeney Thurmont Aubrey Stottlemyer Woodsboro Rosalie M Edward G. Lingg Emmitsburg Charles W. Baker George W. Chaney Mt. Airy Little Burkittsville St. Paul’s

Mrs Shriner Hosts Frederick Art Club Meeting

Mrs F E Shriner hosted the Frederick Art Club at 105 West Second Street on April 10. President Grace Beard Young presided. Miss Hattie Willett donated six volumes of American Heritage to the C Burr Artz Library.

F. Earle Shriner Frederick Art Club Whch Hew West Second Street Grace Beard’ Young Hattie Willett Art Club C. Burr F. Earie Shriner Joseph Nestor Roger Willard

Queen's Ware Dinner Service for Catherine II Highlighted

The piece describes Josiah Wedgwood's Queen's Ware growth across Britain and Europe, noting a 1774 952 piece Empress Catherine service with 1244 painted views. It mentions the firm's vast team of artists and the reach of Wedgwood wares. It also notes a Senate Hearings start on goon squad violence and corruption in unions.

Queen's Ware Wedgwood British Isles Europe Russia Catherine Josiah England Washington

Two Witnesses Disagree Over Restaurant Disturbance

In Magisterial Court last night Officer Norman T. Trump of the Frederick Police and the restaurant owner testified about a disturbance on North Market Street on April 22. Russell Edward Rippeon, a 37 year old New Market laborer, was accused of knocking a waitress during the incident.

Washington Securi Rippeon Ities and Exchange Commission Edward J. Smith York Stock Exchange SEC Robert Blaine Vauzht Baltimore Street Aberdeen North Market Street Norman T. Trump Frederick

SEC Approves Higher Commission Rates Amid Debate

The commission voted 646 to 593 to support higher rates while stressing the need for a thorough review of all facts before judging propriety. Edward N. Gadsby, SEC chairman, said the study should not imply final conclusions. The stock exchange constitution was amended to take effect May 11. An SEC spokesman noted unknown staff inquiry duration.

Edward N. Gadsby SEC Commission Stock Exchange

Local court dismisses assault case amid missing witness

A warrant for Louis Edward Gibson, a 2-year-old laborer, was dismissed for lack of Stephen Hopkins after the protestors failed to appear. The proceedings mention a 2-day jail term and a £50 fine imposed on an unnamed defendant, while references to Rhode Island and a former governor appear in fragmented form.

Boston Ohio Peter, Bent Brigham Hospital Gladys Lowman Franklin Children’s Hospital New England Deaconess Hospital Brigham Lowmanjr Louis Edward Gibson West Sixth Street Stephen Hopkins Soirt Rhode Teland

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