Minors Testify At Liquor Sale Hearing In Market Street Case
Seven juveniles testified before County License Commissioner Gail L. Catsh ill that they pooled money to buy intoxicants at Victory Liquor Store 242 North Market Street. Two boys identified Harold J Caswell as the seller who did not ask ages or request ID. The hearing on the show cause order for Ren Wei Enterprises Inc. proceeds after testimony, tied to a April 2 incident and a juvenile fracas being investigated by police.
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Gail L. Catshall
North Market Street
Ren-Wei Enterprises Inc
Victory Liquor Store
Harold J.c Caswell
Caswell
Ren- Wel
Margie Renn Caswell
Renn Wes
L Catshall
T. West Claggett
Wrecks Spur CAB Air Space Control Plan
The CAB discussed air space control after a United Air Lines jet and a U.S. Air Force F100 collided near Las Vegas killing all 57 aboard. The crash involved instrument flight in clear weather with one F100 pilot ejected. an inventor aboard the airliner contributed a proposed device to track aircraft positions. The incident prompts further inquiry into flight procedures and potential flight suspensions pending investigation.
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Las Vegas
T Laboard
CAB
Air Bee
Los Angeles
New York
Nellis Air Force Base
Ahood- Wet
Nellis
United Air Lines
James C. McGehee
McGehee
Tom Coryell
Indianapolis
Gerald Moran
Rapid City
Duane M. Ward
Jack R.fedrick
Fenske, Fedrick & Miller
Fedrick
Colorado
Late Springs
Colo
Air Force
CAA
Potomac Edison Company
LeGore
le Gore-Thurmont
Atom Heat Plan Ready
Lockheed Aircraft announces a Georgia Nuclear Laboratories unit to design install and service industrial heat reactors. Robert W Middlewood leads the operation which aims to supply heat through nuclear reactors competitive with gas coal or fuel oils.
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Marietta
Motorist Guilty In Maryland Court Sentenced In Vehicle Crash
A Baltimore man Curtis C Judy was found guilty of operating under the influence driving on revoked license and reckless driving in Frederick County magistrate court. He received fines totaling 350 dollars and 150 days in jail after his car crashed into a tree on Route 75 near Libertytown. Co-defendants John Underwood and Wille Rhoton faced related charges with mixed outcomes. Rhoton was found not guilty of permitting unlawful operation. he had claimed Judy drove the car while intoxicated. A separate case saw Augustus Dudley of Baltimore receive a six month suspended sentence for pocketbook theft from Shipley’s Inc., while William F Sneed was acquitted. Willard R Custer of Hagerstown was found not guilty of speeding against road markers on US 40. Another case involved Richard Harris McClintock of Frostburg facing grand larceny for stealing over a thousand dollars in sporting goods from Sears Roebuck in Cumberland. Officials noted the store thefts impacted multiple counties as a top priority for hospital facility planning in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Curtis C. Judy
Judy
Libertytown
H. J. Frost
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Underwood
Balltimore
Wille |Rhoton
Underwood
Rhoton
Frost
House of Correction
Mildred Engle
Shipley's Inc
North Market Street
Augustus Dudley
William F. Sneed
Sneed
Dudley
Maurice Reed
Edwin F. Nikirk
Dudles
Sheffield
Butley
Frederick County
Willard R. Custer
Hagerstown
Frederick
Richard J. Graham
Coal Research Is Needed says Perkins
Washington lawmaker Rep. Perkins stressed intensified coal research to unlock new uses for vast unmined coal to stabilize miners’ jobs and incomes. He urges fast congressional action on bills directing government support for a broad research program amid job losses from weakened coal markets.
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Washington
Perkins
Parachute Aids Soldiers By Explosive Thrust System
Chicago reports the Army is developing a saramite device that thrusts upward and outward by explosives for individual aerial mobility. Maj. Gen. Calloway described the parachute launch system to the Research and Development Associates, noting ordinary chutes take five to six seconds to open, too slow for a flying platform pilot.
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Chicago
Charles G. Calloway
Army Quartermaster Research and Engineering Command
Natick
Mass
Research and
Calloway
Heavy Rains and Winds Hit Wide Areas Across Nations
Thunderstorms and showers swept the Atlantic Coast and Midwest with 50 degree warmth cooling. A tornado struck near Midlothian Texas injuring one and damaging homes as hail up to two inches fell around Dallas Fort Worth. Heavy rains drenched Washington and Binghamton while storms lashed Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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D.C
Binghamton
N.C
Virginia
Florida
Great Lakes
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Midlothian
Louisiana
Georgia
Dallas-FortiWorth
Lewis Suit Opens Before Court Jury
A Frederick area condemnation case opened in Circuit Court over land taken for the Frederick by pass. States attorney Rothenhoefer said about eleven acres were seized east of old Route 2240, with the road crossing the Lewis farm and a detached section east of the by pass. Defendants’ attorney Clapp noted preexisting bridge work and warned the land had housing value. The state valued the property at 22.00 per acre with a jury including foreman Clarence Stitely and members Rhinecker, Hildebrand, Hert, Lochner, McEwen, Grushon, Ringer, Eccard, Despeaux, Slawkins, and Remsburg.
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R. Bush
Lewis
Frederick
Evergreen Point
Commission
Patrick M. Schnauffer' Sie
Robert Rothenhoefer
State Reads Commission
Therederick City
Roads Commission
Robert E. Clapp Jr
U.S. 240
Alt. Olivet
Clapp
Charles A. Price
The
Clarence J. Stitely
Three Killed In Strange Gun Duel At Dana Point
A deranged man in a battered school bus opened fire on deputies pursuing him in Dana Point California. Three people died including a 1 year old boy and his father and a deputy sheriff while two deputies and a 14 year old boy were wounded. The suspect Charles Seyfert and his son were killed. The bus had more than 30 bullet holes.
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Dana Point
Califf
Sheriffs Office
Clarence A- Double
Johnson and Shultz
Charles Arthur Seyfert
Tucson, Ariz
Carpenter
Charles. i
Seyfert
Tommy
Shultz
Johnson
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro to Be Enlarged and Annexed
Burgess Lawrence A Dorsey announced Woodsboro plans to enlarge the town boundaries mainly along the east side. The annexation would include about ten acres and around 75 residents, bringing in the Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Company engine house and town water access.
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Burgess and Commissioners of
Woodsboro
Burgess Lawrence A. Dorsey
Hail and Engine House
Burgess Dorsey
Ond
Dorsey
Old U. S. 240 Section Is Being Improved
Traffic delays persist for two months on U S 240 between Montrose avenue and Old Georgetown road as the unimproved west lane is torn up and concrete pouring begins. Ford Motor Co earnings fell in early 1958, with first quarter results down from 1957, while improvements aim to tidy the Rockville Bethesda span.
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U.S. 240
Montrose Avenue
Georgetown Road
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
State Roads Com
Cline
New Washington
National Pike
U.S
Old Georgetown
Bethesda
Commission
Ibetvesis
Rockville
Bethesdal
Tito criticizes Moscow as Yugoslavia hosts party congress
Tito denounces Soviet bloc critics during the Ljubljana party congress opening. Delegates applaud official Yugoslav delegations while observers from the Soviet bloc receive subdued applause. He praises postwar Soviet政策 but blames NATO for tensions and credits U.S. aid for Yugoslavia’s survival after 1948 split.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Bloc
Lenin
Marx
Engels
Moscow
Kremlin
Congress
Stalin
NATO
United States
U.S
Thurmont By-Pass Renamed Hunting Creek Scenic Way
The one mile stretch of the Thurmont By-Pass in Frederick County has a new name Hunting Creek Scenic Way. Approved by the State Roads Commission the renaming borders Cunningham Falls State Park and will appear on maps with signs planned along the route. Joseph F. Kaylor directed the rename on behalf of the State Department of Forests and Parks. The by-pass is a four mile relocation opened last December, running from Little Hunting Creek to Owens Creek.
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Baltimore
Thurmont By
Frederick County
Hunting Creek
State Roads Commission
Ing Cunningham
Joseph F. Kaylor
State Department of Forests and Parks
Thurmont By-Pass
Little Hunjing Creek
Owens Creek
Tries To Escape When Lawyer Opens Door
Baltimore 7 A convicted bank robber used his lawyer to help him escape when a guard opened the door for attorney Eugene A. Alexander to leave. Martin J. McNicholas, 22, bolted toward a 10 foot wall but three guards halted him. He is serving a 20 year term for the February 12 Sparrows Point Provident Savings Bank robbery.
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Baltimore
Martin J. McNicholas
Eugene A. Alexander
Alexander
MecNicholas
Iebi
U.S. Naval
Portsmouth
N.H
Sparrows Point
the Provident Sayings ‘Bank
Brederick
Pentagon Proposals Urged By Defense Chief McElroy
Secretary of Defense McElroy urged the House Armed Services Committee to back Eisenhower’s defense reorganization plan noting modern warfare requires changes. He defended the plan against merger fears, argued for clear chain of command, and emphasized modest flexibility in defense spending for unanticipated needs. Vinson pledged serious consideration as committee members weighed constitutional duties and potential changes.
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Washington
McElroy
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Administration
Defense Department
House
jjHouse Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Continental Air Defense Command
Congress
Tire Defense
Secretary of Defense
Defense
Nossgnger
Defense Secretary
Vinison
Kommittee
House Committee
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Department of Public Welfare
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James Getty
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Calvert
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Getty
McClintock
Patrick Street
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick Contractor
State Police Barracks
Frank Keefer
Associated Press
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Robert L. Shultz
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