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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1956

Page

3

Jail Terms Imposed in Peoples Court

A total of 240 days were handed out in Peoples Court Monday for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Trial Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield presided as sentences ranged from 30 to 60 days with fines. several defendants, including Alfred L Johnson and Joseph M Palmer, were arrested on North Market Street after disturbances. Larceny charges against MO Briehant were dropped after the item was returned. An unrelated note previews local stage performers Mrs Rose Marie Roth and Miss Mary E Hayes in the Community Play But Not Goodbye.

Peoples’ Court Wilbur F Shelffield Jt North Market Street Bernard King William Huddieson Alfred L Johnson Joseph M Palmer East Street King Palmer Sheffield Johnson John Baumgardner Baltimore Baumgardner Jueut Benjamin Phebus The Cour Hso John Priamamice Bents Street Wilbur Rippeon Jr William A Tus Carola Otecets King Huddles Fredeick Memorial Hospital Palts Pickett Criminal Court Willam Smole West Patrik Sheet Snyder Sut Denver Shook Sam Snider Roger W Bowins Offers Kanade Rose Marie Roth Mary E Hayes Airs Roth Amy Craiggs Trayes Jan Mrs Hates Fort Decks John Hayes

Woman Found Naked After Slashing Beating Near Baltimore

A young blonde woman about 24 was found severely beaten and naked near Bela Road Gunpowder Falls north east of Baltimore. She was hospitalized at St Josephs Hospital with a mutilated chest and abdomen, not yet identified. A man, Frank Murphy 46 of Clayton Rd, was arrested for assault and held without bail. Police found bloodstains in a parked car at the scene and located the victim about 50 feet from the car. Officers said she regained consciousness and gave several names, but she appeared unwilling to identify herself.

Baltimore St Josephs Hospital Baltimore County Bela Road Gunpowder Falls Murphy Clayton Rd Foppard Fullerton Hhe Murphys Gieun L Martin Co Pole Ronald Gouker Adam Duncan Dungalees Coat T Hospital Atlaious Jane Cheek Inia LS 40 Tavern Essex

Mahoney Dominates Baltimore County Primary Victory

In Baltimore County the Mahoney campaign claimed at least a two to one edge over rivals in the Democratic US Senate nomination race. Michael J. Birmingham, county commissioners president, supported Mahoney as Birmingham joined the campaign tour in Towson. Mahoney and ally Masel downplayed opposition from Millard L. Judings, while a New York Yankees scout observed the scene during the visit.

Towson Baltimore County George P Mahoney Michael J Biamingham Mahoney US Senate Birmingham Coonsville Mahones Matse New York Yankees Baltimore Frite Masel Millard L .Jvdings Mahoness

Push Button Rocket Likely Not Developed Yet

Munich reports that top missile experts say a reliable intercontinental push button rocket is unlikely due to error risks. Von Karman notes World War II's V-2 was inaccurate and not militarily decisive. Conference attendees from 15 NATO nations discuss future western defenses and the potential of radio guided missiles and space launches. Khrushchev claims USSR will soon have an H bomb equipped missile, but experts remain cautious about timelines and capabilities.

Munich Germany Theodore von Karman Paris von Karman Son Karman London von Kaiman Nasos Scientific Research Arm NATO Outer Space Moscow Pittsbugh United States Soviet Union Khrushchev Ussr Vonkatman

Watchdog committee set up by Soviets

MOSCOW April 23 The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet set up a special watchdog unit to supervise state security organs including the secret police. The move, disclosed via the Supreme Soviet bulletin, aims to tighten party and government control over security services and the courts, with a new division under the chief prosecutor’s office empowered to inspect criminal and civil justice and prisons. Washington note: a new 10 story AFL CIO Machinists HQ on Connecticut Avenue will be dedicated with AFL CIO President George Meany speaking.

Moscow Presidium Supreme Soviet Ussr Sovet MVD Andrey Vishinshy Vishinshy Bansat Supreme Court of the Ussr Nikita & Khrushche Communist Party Washington Hading International Assn of Machinists Connecticut Avenue N Street Afl-Cio George Means

Eisenhower to honor war dead in Anzac Day observance

President Eisenhower will preside over a memorial ceremony marking war dead in Adelaide Australia on April 23. The event coincides with Anzac Day observances and includes addressing the gathering at 10 30 am local time. The day honors fallen Russian scientists as part of a broader commemorative focus.

Washington Eisenhower Adelaide Australia Tomorow

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