Woman charged in ring thefts and juvenile case
Faith Crummitt, 24, of Tower Court Apartments, was charged with larceny of rings from local stores and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a juvenile, a 14-year-old girl, was committed to a training school. The trio’s scheme involved ring swaps and thefts across several shops from April 2 for about ten days, with recovered rings valued around 272 dollars.
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Frederick
Faith Crummitt
Clem
Tower Court Apartments
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Tyler
Remshere
Hemsberg’s
Sergi Dietz
Remsberg
Colonial Jewelry
Colonial
South Market Street
Remsberg's
Remsberg’s
Werthing
Tyler’s
Bequests To Institutions From Whitmore Estate in Orphans Court
The will of Urs Edith B. Whitmore of Thurmont details direct bequests to relatives and friends, with several residuary gifts totaling to The Bowery Mission New York and The Christian Herald New York for Mont Lawn and Chinese relief, plus $700 to Lutheran Theological Seminary. Beneficiaries include Daisy Black Valentine Frederick and other relatives. Rev. Charles WH Corbett Thurmont is named for extraordinary kindness, with a group of Whitmore siblings and nieces receiving various sums.
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Urs
Edith B. Whitmaere
Thurmont
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Get G. Pa
Bowery Mission
New York City
The
Christian Herald
New York
Mont Lawn
Jacob, Peltz
Chicago
Daisy Black Valentine
Frederick
Frelon Valentine
Frederes
Puhland Bovey
Lula Black Beumegarien
Baltimore
Willan Baumcarien
Henry Bleck
Robert Black
Mary Ellen Warner Catlin
Evelyn Whitmore Exton
Charles Whimore
Charles WH. Corbett
Charles Whitmore
Harvey Whitmore
Theodore Whitmore
Elmer Whitmore
Fom Whitmore
George Whitmore
FE. M. Hasbrouck
Washington
J. Clarence Tent Sr
Reedville
Mr. Corbett
Citywide cleanup campaign truck schedule announced
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Frederick City Health Department unveiled a three week citywide cleanup campaign. Trucks will circulate on defined streets each weekday placing debris curbside along routes listed for Apr 25 through May 2 and extend into mid May with a March 9 section noted.
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Frederick City
South Jefferson Street
Adam Road
Queen Street
Pearl Street
Braddock Avenue
Catoctin Avenue
Thomas Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Valley Street
Mary Street
Charles Street
James Street
Norva Avenue
Locust Street
Linden Avenue
Chestnut Street
Oak Street
Maple Street
Upper College Terrace
West College Terrace
Swastika Road
Lindbergh Avenue
Grove Boulevard
Magnolia
Fairview
Rosemont
Westbrook
North Market Street
Patrick
Sixth Street
Carroll Parkway
North Jefferson Street
West Charch Street
West Second Street
West Third Street
West Fourth Street
West Fifth Street
West Suth Street
Council Street
Record Street
South Market Street
Clarke Place
ML Olivet
Broadway McMurray Street
Center Street
Washington Street
Madison Street
Sherman Avenue
Burke Street
Logan Street
West Patrick Street
Culler Avenue
Apple Avenue
Biggs Avenue
Schier Avenue
Taney Avenue
Grant Place
Wilson Place
Lee Place
Military Road
Belmont Avenue
South Carroll Street
Winchester Street
Urner Street
Commerce Street
Water Street
B & O Avenue
Wisner Street
Patrick Street
Marsland Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Franklin Street
Wisner
Oaree Avenue
Orchard Avenue
Key Avenue
Davis Avenue
King Avenue
Highland Street
Ednesday
East Sinth Street
Church Street
East Second Street
East Third Street
Fifth Street
East Sixth Street
Middle Alley
Chapel Alley
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Pine Avenue
Eighth
Fourteenth Street
North Court Street
Klinehart
West Ninth Street
Trail Avenue
West Seventh Street
Nerehg
Avenue
Matter Avenue
Oakwood Drive
Beechwood Cave
Pinewood Drive
Stewart Manor
McCardle Named as Source of Yalta Papers Release
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate committee that Carl W. McCardle, assistant secretary for public affairs, provided a galley proof of the Yalta papers to the New York Times a day before general release. He said McCardle acted within his discretion and there was no security breach. Dulles noted Britain had withdrawn objections and the publication would not harm Allied relations.
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Washington
Dulles
Asst
Carl W. McCardle
Yalta
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McCardle
New York Times
State Begins Use Of Salk Polio Shots
Maryland launches polio inoculations as 38 students at Lauraville Elementary Baltimore receive first doses. Full deployment awaits vaccine shipments from Sharp & Dohme and state health officials plan two more shots over months with parental consent. James Edward Martin Jr the first Maryland child vaccinated reflects a cautious rollout across counties and city.
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Jonas Salk
Maryland
Lauraville
Edward Daves
Gitusa Duceau Ve Dieverince
Sharp & Dohme
Philadelphia
Baltimore City
National Police Foundation
District of Columbia
State of
Delaware
Department of Public Health
Washington
Secretary of Health
Marsland
James Edward Martin Jr
Huntington Williams
China Denounces Subversion by United States at Bandung
Chou En-lai told the Asian African conference that China is being subverted by the United States rather than engaging in subversive activities. He invited others to visit China, affirmed belief in communism, and urged support for peaceful coexistence while seeking normal relations with Japan. The speech followed renewed anti communist expansion rhetoric from Asian allies of the West.
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Indonesia
China
Chou En-lai
United States of America
Chou
Red China
India
Burma
Nehru
Japan
Midwest Storms Reel From Bad Night Rages Enduring
Storms that lashed the Midwest eased today with rain and thundershowers from southern Michigan to northeast Indiana and most of Ohio. A tornado in northern Illinois ripped an eight mile path between Lanark and Shannon, destroying buildings, uprooting trees, and cutting power lines with no injuries. Chicago endured 40 mph winds and gusts to 63 mph, as strong weather affected Iowa and southern Wisconsin after a record 83 degree April day.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Great Lakes
Illinois
Lanark
Shannon
Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsi
Medical Care Kiddies To Get Polio Vaccine
Governor McKeldin announced Maryland will supply Salk polio shots to children aged 1 to 9 in the state free medical care program. The Health Department will fund the vaccine for indigent and medically indigent in the second priority group, while first and second graders are financed by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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McKeldin
State Health Department
Health Department
National Foundation For
Russia calls big four for Austria state treaty
Molotov proposed a Vienna meeting of the foreign ministers from the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union with Austrian participation to sign a state treaty. The note urged end of occupation by December 31 and return of German property to Austria along with oil fields and refineries.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vienna
V. MM. Molotov
Britain
France
United States
Raab
Austria
Danube Shipping Co
U.S
Charles E. Boden
Molotov
Foreign Ministry
Leonid Ilyachev
Bohlen
Tarratt
Jean Leroy
England Cuts Income Tax in 42 Percent Basic Rate
London reports a government tax cut reducing the basic income tax to 42 percent from 45 percent, lowering the pound value to eight shillings six pence. An updated tax fee allowance rises to 392 dollars for a single person and 672 dollars for a married couple, with higher child allowances. Separately, Southern governors convene in Nashville to address regional railroad and telephone strikes impeding mediation.
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RA Butler el Anecellor
Exchequer
Atlanta
Nashville
Tenn
Washington
ADA Urges Eisenhower To Exit Formosa War Threats
Forty seven liberal Americans urged President Eisenhower to extricate the United States from the Formosa Strait crisis. They demanded no U S defense commitment for Matsu and Quemoy and to prevent war sparked by those islands. Signers included Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Norman Thomas and Arthur Schlesinger among others. They affirmed U S pledges to defend Formosa and the Pescadores against Communist incursions.
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Eisenhower
United States
Formosa Strait
Matsu
Quemoy
Americans For
Democratic Action
ADA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
WP. Kennedy
Brotherhood of Bar- Toad
Trainigen
Elmer Tavis
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Reinhard Neibaar
Union Theological Seminary
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
New York
Tash K. Garrison
Benjamin V. Cohen
State Department
Harvard
Zechariah Chafee Jr
Seymour E. Harris
Alvin Hansen
Audit of Maryland Employment Security Gains Attention
Baltimore area reports rising interest as Gov. McKeldin orders a complete probe of the Maryland Department of Employment Security. State Auditor James L. Benson says the Feb. 4 initiated review is standard practice. findings will go to Gov. MeeDIN and Comptroller Tawnes. Board chair changes and expense disclosures accompany the widening inquiry.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
McKeldin
James L. Benson
Nation
Meeidin
J. Billard Tawnes
Department
Daniel E. Klein
John L. Estes
Employment Security Board
William H. Mahaney
Robert B.kimble
Cumberland
Danc 1
Kimble
Governor signs Building Engineer Act for county
Governor McKeldin signed a bill creating a county building engineer post to supervise county construction. The position requires an engineering degree or equivalent, pays at least 36 100 annually, and takes effect June 1 with the county Commissioners to appoint a building inspector. The governor also signed a tax limit modification for Sykesville.
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Grovernor McKeldin
Board of County Commissioners
Govergor Vanday
Sykesville
Five Day Weather Outlook for Western Maryland
Five day forecast calls for fair warm Wednesday with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely Thursday. Cooler Friday and Saturday with temperatures near normal, then warm again Sunday with possible showers or thunderstorms. Average temps about 5 degrees above normals. normals show afternoon highs in the 60s to mid 70s and morning lows from the mid 30s to the upper 40s across western Maryland and the eastern and southern counties.
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Local Lawyers Back Three For Circuit Judge
The Frederick County Bar Association recommends three candidates for the Sixth Judicial Circuit vacancy in Montgomery County after the retirement of Chief Judge Charles W. Woodward. Names listed alphabetically are Finnie, Dawson, and Pugh. two, including Pugh, were on the State Bar list. Governor McKeldin is expected to appoint soon, with rumors of a possible woman candidate Kathe rine Lawler. The retirement set for Thursday with Stedman Prescott likely to become chief judge.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Montgomery County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Charles W. Woodward
Montgomery County Bar Association
Walter W. Dawson
Rockville
Republican County Central Committee
Montgomery
Thhree Times
James H. Pugh
McKeldin
Woodward
State Bar Association
Bender
Pugh
Frederick Bar Association
Frederick
Frederick County
Katherine Lawler
Montgomery County Council
Army Field Band Concert At Frederick High School
Frederick with School student council sponsors United States Army Field Band concert in the school auditorium at eight this evening. Roger Denny, council president, says the program serves residents of the city and county. The Soldiers Chorus will sing under Chief Warrant Officer Arthur Donofrin. Major Chester E. Whiting directs the band, which has performed in Carnegie Hall and other major theaters. The ensemble includes over 10 musicians drawn from Army ranks, many former concert artists.
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Frederick
United States Army Field Band
Roger Denny
Arthur ¥. Donofrin
Chester E. Whiting
Carnegie Wall
Hollywood Bowl
Europe
England
Polio vaccine drive inoculates Frederick County children
In five schools teams of doctors, nurses, and volunteers vaccinated about 2,800 first and second graders with the Salk polio vaccine. The morning went smoothly with no incidents, and most children welcomed lollypops after shots. Vaccination continued in the afternoon at several schools with plans for the following day.
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Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Talbott Brice
Parkway School
Litle
Urbana
Robert Pilgram
Phaneras
James Gray
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
New Market
Washington Street
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Burkittsville
Horsey
Buckeystown
Hopeland
St. John’s Parochial School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Parkway
Mary Smith
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