Brunswick magistrate Magis trate Moats slain in warehouse garden attack
Authorities investigate the overnight killing of 71 year old Magis trate Moats at his Brunswick home. A shotgun blast struck him in the chest and neck as he stood in the basement doorway after gardening. Time of death placed around 9 40 p m. Police question four persons. robbery ruled out as motive. No clear suspect identified. neighborhood remembers a well liked official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leslie Meats
Brunswick
Indicelé
Moats
Frederick
Beulah Coffman
Virginia
Steinkland Tinmtgrewer
Cpt
State
R. J. Furie
Furie
Mecca
John Rowlosd
Hus
Nevenhois
Oats
West Bree
Daston Avenue
Darton Avenue
Brians
Wack
Herbert Sperry
John J. Cassidy
Harold LL Basore
Hiram 7 Brown
Wich
Thurmont New Elementary School May Open This Term
A Thurmont elementary school may be occupied before September, as Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt says move-in is possible with minor finishing work. A board report covers site surveys, bids, and plans for Yellow Springs and other proposed buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Supt. of
Eugene W. Pruitt
Board of Education
ADIS
Paul S. Kea
John S. Stubbs Company
Yellow Springs
James
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Frederick and Thurmont Shoornam
Charles F. Bowers
James Posey
Joseph F Rhoderick
Washington Street School
Bowers
Poses
Mr. Bowers
Mr Posey
Foxville School
PTA
John A. Gerr
Pruitt
Joseph Rhoderick
North Market Street
Air
Posey
Prat
William D. Powell
Ross V. Smith
George C. Rhoderick Jr
Walkere
Adamstown
Myersville Pts
Rachel Hessp
Frederick
Evelyn Farris
Margaret String
Baunswick
Nancy Rawls
North Frederick
Beverly V. Roderick
First Hours Teachers College
Ronnie J. Wastler
Constance Boone
Charles Rice
Towson Strate Teachers College
Ninior High School
Mhn Street
Wiss Barnata Weaver
Harvard
Marion A Kennedy
Bucknell University
Quaiar Fish
Time Isgate Wilson
New York State
Mise Ca
Ike Plans Atomic Powered Merchant Ship Tour
President Eisenhower unveiled plans to send an atomic powered merchant ship around the world to demonstrate peacetime use of atomic energy. He asked Congress for funds to build the vessel and tied the plan to broader aims of expanding free trade and peace.
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Ike
New York
Eisenhower
Amer- Wwa
ASM
Fisentower
Congress
Associated Press
Waldoslav
Newspaper Week
Red China
United States
Formosa
China
Russia
House
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Maritime Administration
Motel
Accidents in City Over Weekend Highlight Minor Injuries
Five accidents were reported by city police over the weekend. Mrs Pauline Stine sustained a knee laceration when a truck operated by Millard Stine struck a pole on East Fourth Street. Patricia Ruth Staley, four, was examined and released after a near-miss on East Third Street. A hit and run damaged Gerald Dodson Jr.’s station wagon near Coblentz Hall at Hood College. A tractor trailer driver was charged after a South Market Street collision. No charges in several other minor incidents.
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Pauline Stine
RFD & Frederick
Millard F. Stine
East Fourth Street
Pine Avenue
Strick
Stine
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Nathan A. Dorsey
Patrica Ruth Staley
East Third Street
Beall
RFD
Frederick
Sherman Goone
North Market Street
Coblentz Hall
Hood College
Gerald B Dodsoe ,Jr. Westfield
N. J
Dorsey
South
South Market Streets
Wilbur Huddleson
Bertha R. Thompson
Riverton
WL Va
South Market Street
South Steel
Walter Fisher
Mann's Choice
South Street
Owen to Lead Frederick Cancer Campaign
Robert D Owen named to run Frederick Frederick Connie Chapter’s American Cancer Society drive set to start soon. James McSherr, chairman, reports a goal of 35,500, slightly above last year. Owen, a resident of Braddock, will oversee fundraising. Wo Nye of Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank named treasurer. contributions may be sent to him. In Brookline Massachusetts police report an early foray linked to a murder case of nurse Elizabeth Daze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D Owen
Frederck
Spriz
Frederick Connie
Americcan Cancer Society
James McSherr
Mr Owen
Braddock
Internal Revenue Bureau
Wo Nye
Farmers and Mechanics Satirnal Bank
Thurmont Library Fund Tops $3000 in Public Drive
A public meeting in Thurmont’s school cafeteria reports over 3000 dollars raised for a new library. Ross W. Smith chairs the effort with a goal of a larger sum, as outside supporters show interest and local volunteers canvass Rocky Ridge Graceham Creagerstown Catoctin areas and Thurmont businesses.
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Thurmont
Ross W. Smith
Sackn
Inca
Paul Vio Little
Jean Tressler
Dorin Smith
Juanita Myers
Pat Exter
Rocky Ridge
Graceham Creagerstown
Catoctin Furnace
SanWinsville
Lantz
I Thurmont
Margaret Carback
Mes Friouard Taxlor
George Osmun
Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce Meet in Cumberland
Delegates from Chambers of Commerce across the Slave meet in Cumberland for the Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce annual gathering. The program includes officer elections and a presentation titled The Pittsburgh Story on the citys Golden Triangle redevelopment. Streetlight changes at the Square Corner aim to brighten the area.
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C. OF C
Cumberland
Chambers of Commerce
Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce
Conners
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Orner
Big Three Ministers To Meet In Paris May Eight
Western foreign ministers from the United States Britain and France will meet in Paris on May 8 to outline plans for a four power conference with the Soviet government. Preparatory talks will involve American and French experts in London April 27, and discussions will include the German Federal Republic and NATO ministers. The three governments express hope for a prompt four power meeting to pursue a peaceful settlement.
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Washington
Paris
State Department
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
London
Konrad Adenauer
United Kingdom
Thes Uuernu Wat le Cuavernen
Germany Federal Republic
NATO
Magistrate Hears Varied Traffic and Assault Cases
Magistrate Wilburn Sheffield Jr. handed down sentences in a busy morning docket. Herbert D. Thompson of Klinehert’s alley received 60 days on an assault charge, with a suspended $10 fine and costs. Douglas R. Kelican of Millville pled guilty to operating unlicensed, with a suspended fine and costs. Edgar E. Gilbert of Baltimore was found guilty of speeding up to 70 mph and bound to 15 days in default of a $25 fine plus costs. Charles A. Carter of Brunswick was fined for license surrender refusal and lack of insurance after a February property damage incident. Joseph Coady, a DMV official, clarified license reinstatement rules. Henry Gilbert of Mt. Pleasant was fined $15 plus costs for driving 70 mph. Additional items include collateral forfeiture for Arthur Lo Sexton, John Ridenour’s stop-sign failure, James F. Harrison’s stop-signal violation, George E. Jackson’s lack of license, and Charles Unethebower’s reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Sheffield Jr
Herbert D. Thompson
Klinehert’s Alley
Douglas R Kelican
Millville
W. Va
A. G. Hedden
Edgar E. Gilbert
Baltmore
Robert D. Kirby
Charles A. Carter
Brunswick
Commissioner of Motor
Department of Votor Vehicles
Bs We Commissioner
Sat. C
D Wades
Henry Gilbert
REN
Mr. Arms
Alan J. Marin
Mt. Pleasant
Libertytown
Arthar Lo Sexton
RFA
Fred
Martin
John PR
Ridenour
RED
Emmitshure
Stan
Madison
Center Streets
James F. Harrison
Adamstown
George E. Jackson
All Saints Street
Trouper
F. L. Baum
Charles £. Unetebower
East South Street
Spring Storms Leave Destructive Trail Across Regions
Tornado tore through three Alabama communities, killing an elderly couple and two children and injuring 25. Homes and churches damaged as the storm swept Piney Grove Cedar Plains and Andrews Chapel. A Virginia windstorm unroofed a dormitory at Eastern State College and toppled trees along the James River. Hail up to baseball size fell in parts of the Carolinas and South Carolina with reports of up to four inches in diameter at Rock Hills.
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Associated Press
United States
Midwest
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Alabama
Piney Grove
Cedar Plains
Andrew's Chapel
Birmingham
Vir
Inia
Eastern State College
Richmond
James River
Carolinas
Charlotte
Laurens
York
S.C
Rock Hills
Mississippi Valley
New England
Tenasseee
North Carolina
Seattle
Ducat Basin
Rockies
Daylight Saving Time Change Brings Light Schedule Adjustments
Weather and time change notes as Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday causing minor mail and post office adjustments. Warm, damp conditions mix with a few showers, total rainfall near 1.84 inches for April. Local legal court actions include a not guilty ruling for Clark Footfine, RPO 4, Thurmont, on a past passing charge.
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James
Acheaules
Wassas
State Division of U D C To Convene Here
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter hosts the Maryland Division semi annual convention with sixty delegates at the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mary Ott speaks on Confederate Graves. officers from Baltimore and surrounding chapters attend. highlights include an historic brass candlestick gift from Patrick Henry presented at luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Maryland
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Baltimore
Miriam W. Feeley
Cecil Hart Millikin
Cockeysville
UDC
Mary Ott
Frederick
James W Easter
Owings Mills
Thomas I. Corddry
Frederick M. Cabell
Elliott T. Cooper
Hastings Hopkins
B. Taylor Hail
Frank V. Moale
Frank C. Orrick
Guy Hudson Parr
Jfonn Collison
Crosses
Giles B. Cooke
Towson
W. Marry Parlett
Elliott City
Ruby R. Duval
Anapolis
JC White
Buckerstown
Hikla Jones
Sophue Reich
Fitzhugh Lee Chetpier
Catherine Long
Garnett Ball
Patrick Henry
Alvis Mary Willarnson
Germantown Negro Killed At Clarksburg
In Clarksburg Maryland yesterday Harry S Palmer 210 Negro of Germantown was killed instantly when struck by a car while on a highway. Passersby signaled to stop but the vehicle did not halt. Two hours later Raymond R Redmond 45 Clarksburg was arrested on manslaughter reckless driving and failure to stop after an accident. Police saw no reason Palmer lay in the road. Also reports noted a Washington policy mention about testing Red China peace talks through UN ceasefire efforts near the Fort Mosa area.
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Clarksburg
Harry S Palmer
Mads
Winn
Pultee
Palmer
Raymond R. Redmond
Clarksburs
China
Washington
Sparkman
United States
United Nations
Fort Mosa
Formosa talks open as Chou and Ali discuss peace
Indonesian Prime Minister Ali said Premier Chou En lai still considers a direct US negotiation path on Formosa. The Asian African conference closed amid clashes over colonialism, with Chou steering discussions toward broader cultural and nuclear arms issues.
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Bandung
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Chow Enlai
Red
United States
Formosa
Chou
China
Ceyjron
John Katelawala
Cambodia
Laos
Mehru
Asia
Clean-Up Drive Opens In Frederick City
City sponsored campaign by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Frederick Health Department moved ahead with trucks collecting trash and unsightly material. Health officer Dr Forbes Burgess said the effort aims to reduce health hazards and improve appearance. Residents should place debris at the curb or in alleys if present. trucks currently serve the southwest area with a schedule listing East Market and surrounding streets for tomorrow.
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Facehimz
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Health Department
Forbes H. Burgess
North Market
Seventeenth
East Sixth Street
East Seventh Street
East Eighth Street
Hall Named for Frosthurst State President Dedicated
Compton Hall, named for a former Frosthurst State Teachers College president, was dedicated yesterday in Frosthurst. Early selling in New York markets drove higher margin requirements, sparking a brisk selloff today as traders adjusted to higher risk.
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Frostburg
Compton
Frosthurs State Teachers College
New York
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Masaha
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Brookline
Mass -P
Elizabeth Daze
Beth Israel Hospital
Soviet Union
A Chou
Chou En-lan
Indonesia
U. S. State Department
Robert JD. Kirbs
H.reese Shoemaker Jr
Clark Footfefine
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U.D.C
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