Liquor License Suspensions and Grant in Local Hearings
The License Commissioner suspended one liquor license for 30 days, citing sale of alcohol to minors at Ren-Wet Enterprises Victory Liquor Store on North Market Street. A separate on sale beer and light wine license was approved for Johnson’s Diner in Urbana District, amid mixed testimony and a note that minors testified about purchasing beverages at the Victory Store.
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Gail L. Cutshall
Ren- Wet Enterprises, Inc
Victory Liquor Store
North Market Street
Harold J Caswell
Ren-Wet
Caswell
Jacob M. Johnson Sr
Johnson
Urbana
Hyvattstown
Ren-Wel
Cut Ishall
Victory Store
Five Juveniles Sent To Training School In Thefts
Judge Patrick J. Schnauffer in Juvenile Court sent five youths to training schools for alleged thefts. Two white teens aged 15 and 16 stole a college girl’s car, bragged of speeds to 100 mph, and were sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys. Three colored boys ages 12 to 15 admitted petty thefts, including car rammings, beer thefts, and a broken window. They were placed at Cheltenham School for Boys after pursuit by Frederick city police. Det Sgt A Nortman Diez led the case.
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Ise
Patrick JM. Schnauffer
Hood College
Maryland Training School
Cheltenham School
Thurmont
Frederick
Dewny Alley
Det
Sergt. A Nor
Man Diez
Dess
Thieves Ram Car In Frederick After Jailbreak
A group of youths rammed a car and damaged several parked vehicles in Frederick late Thursday as they fled into fields. The stolen Plymouth belonged to Lee Miller. damages totaled about 350 dollars. Police said the suspects included a man in a sailor look and one who had been in court. Corp. William A. Boone led the investigation.
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Cancer Crusade
Frederick
Corp. Wiliam A. Boone
Educational TV An Asset Urges $1M Grant Per State
Henry F. Chadeayne of St. Louis testified that educational television is a vital national asset. He joined witnesses from New York North Carolina Ohio Maryland and Alabama urging a Senate subcommittee to support legislation granting one million dollars to each state for educational television facilities. He cited St Louis KETC as typical and noted over 200 closed circuit instructional projects nationwide.
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Chadeayne
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Maryland
Alabama
Senate Interstate Commerce
Gen
Magnuson
D-Wash
Rep
Udall
D-Aziz
St Louis
KETC
William M. Brish
Washington County
Oil Fire Continues At Newport News Terminal
A massive fire at Esso Standard Oil Deepwater Terminal in Newport News persists after an explosion in the steam room. Firefighters say flames are confined but not controlled as winds shift. Several tanks remain burning or damaged amid extensive losses, with injuries among four firefighters and damage estimates ranging up to four million dollars.
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Newport News
Gla
Esso Standard Oil Co
Esso
Exchange Of Students Is Commenced
Four American students left by plane for London en route to Moscow for the first official exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union. The group includes Ralph Della Cava and David W. Band already in London, with Jay Sorenson, Judith Davison, Peter Eccles, and Peter J Eckstein joining later, each bringing varied academic backgrounds and Russian language knowledge.
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New York
London
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Copenhagen
Ralph Della Cava
New York City
Peter Eccles
Negra
Inwood
Queens
Little Rock
Ark
Dartmouth
Eccles
Peter J Eckstein
Hazelcrest, Il
University of Michigan
Time To Move Up Once More
The Associated Press reports DST clocks shift from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. Sunday as daylight saving time resumes nationwide. The last time concept spreads unevenly with some states adopting year long or varying end dates. New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Washington D.C. set Oct 26 end dates while Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nevada and California go to Oct 26 and other states mix end dates.
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Associated Press
Benjamin Franklin
Northeast
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Washington, D.C
Cool Weather Returns After Short Warm Spell
Temperatures peaked at 73 degrees at midnight Thursday then fell to 50 by morning. Forecaster predicts cooler conditions with the mercury dropping into the forties tonight. Saturday expects cloudy skies and a cooler high in the forties.
West Point chaplains face reform push over cadet appointments
The Military Chaplains Association charges discrimination in cadet chaplain appointments at the U S Military Academy West Point. They urge Congress to align cadet chaplains with other academies, noting cadet ministers are civilian and chosen from denominations by the academy superintendent and chapel board.
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New York
Military ‘Chaplains Asso
5. Military Academy
West Point
Congress
Lune
Armed Forces
Chaplaincy Corps
Army
George M. Bean
Henry Gooch
Missouri
Two Firemen Hurt In Salisbury Blaze
Two Salisbury firemen were slightly burned while fighting a downtown fire at West Main and Lake Streets. The Blue Moon nightclub on the second floor suffered heavy damage as six pieces of equipment from two fire companies battled the blaze. Authorities attributed the fire to an unknown starting source as Naval Research Laboratory scientists investigated a suspected energy source.
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Salisbury
West Main
Lake Streets
Rome
Middle East
Tor
Washington
U. N. Food
Naval Research
Sharp Words At The Kremlin Stir Yugoslav Congress
Western observers report sharp exchanges at the Yugoslav Communist Party Congress in Ljubljana. They say Khrushchev must reverse course for any chance of renewed Kremlin support as Tito’s faction pushes for independent communism and Moscow concessions remain unclear. Edvard Kardelj and Tito press for noninterference and local policy control.
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Ljubliana
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Stalin
Balkan
Tito
Klementi Voroshilov
Moscow
Kremlin
Edvard Baridelj
Buckeystown Man Fined in Reckless Driving Case
Glenn I Woodrow Lenhart, 24, was found guilty in Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr.’s court of reckless driving on West Second Street. He was fined $25 and costs after claiming car power steering failure caused him to clip a pole and demolish a phone booth near the lake. Evidence included 102 feet of skid marks. Lenhart admitted prior beer consumption. Local resident Johnny Lee Littrell was also convicted of driving with no license, fined $150 and 34 days in jail.
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Buckeystown
Glenn i Woodrow Lenhart
Wilbur F., Sheffield Jr
West Second Street
Lenhart
West Second
Culler Lake
William A. Boone Jr
Holmes Four
Jonnny Lee Littrell
Rockville
J. W. McFarland
Sheffield
Gefendani
Three Autos Involved In Early East Fourth Street Crash
Three automobiles were damaged in a rear end collision at the intersection of East and East Fourth streets about 6 48 am. today city police reported. There were no injuries. Annie Mae Wiles of the 200 block of East Fourth street was proceeding south on East street and failed to note that a car ahead operated by Kenneth Blake of the first block of East 14th street had stopped for traffic ahead of him. The Wiles car struck the rear of the Blake car causing it to ram the machine off the road. Damage was estimated at 200 to the Wiles automobile 100 to Blake s machine and 75 to the Rippeon vehicle. No charges were preferred.
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East
East Fourth Streets
Sergi
Harry Phillips
Annie Mae Wiles
East Fourth Street
East Street
Kenneth Blake
East 14Th Street
Jbim
Wiles
Blake
Harry B. Rippeon
Thurmont
200 Scouts To Show Skills At Fort Detrick Field Day
About 200 Bay Scouts of Frederick County from the Francis Scott Key District will meet at Fort Detrick Saturday to demonstrate scouting activities in the third annual Field Day. Charles Glick and a committee have arranged meals with the entisted men's mess hall, with Company A of the 111th Regiment National Guard displaying, and a 3:00 p.m. retreat at the parade grounds. Cub Scouts are invited to join in the afternoon to prepare for Boy Scouting, with parents urged to bring their sons.
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Francis Scott Key
Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Charlies A. Glick
111Th Regiment, National Guard
Detrick
Charles Glick
William G. Roessler
Harold A. Neufeld
Lee Kupferberg
Casper F. Beison
Richard F
Hammond
Gerald F. Logan
Tom C. Akeley
Russell Oden Jr
Ralph Stine
Harold Neufeld
Weather mosaic across the United States with storms and hail
The Associated Press reports wet weather in parts of the South and Northwest with dry, cool conditions elsewhere. Storms, strong winds, and hail hit Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama with funnel clouds in Mississippi and West Virginia. More showers were forecast across the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley. Police were called to subdue prisoners at the District of Columbia General Hospital.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Plains
South Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Charleston
W.va
Huntington
Washington
District of Columbia General Hospital
IU Clad Man Bravely Walked Through Snow For Aid
Jounday Oregon report tells of Bruce Davis who, after a plane crash in Malheur National Forest, shed nearly all clothing to keep his injured wife warm. He trudged through deep snow for a day and a half in undershorts and a sport coat, reaching help while she endured a hip fracture and frostbite beside the wreck.
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Fiound
Davis
Deadline Reached For Emmitsburg Candidates
The deadline was reached today for candidacies in Emmitsburg municipal elections. Pete Wilson, 36, janitor, faced no opposition for Burgess as two-year terms were set for commissioners Allen Bouey and Clarence Frailey. Election day is May 5, with registration at 489 and 58 new registrants. Nearby stock market notes record uneven early trading with Chrysler dropping after reporting a first quarter loss and reduced dividend. oils showed small gains amid a mixed session.
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Pete Wilson
She
Emmitsburg
Apartmat Thetadéres
Haven
Burgess
Clarence G. Frailey
Commis Grand Jury
Sioner Allien Bouey
Lawrence W. Hari
Nett
Bal
Iimore
Jas. Hoeldover
New York
Chrysler
Chryler
Jon
Mayor Heads Armed Forces Day Committee in Frederick
The Freder ick mayor announced the civilian military Armed Forces Day committee with Benjon Shuff Jacob R Ramsburg William Delaplaine August Brust Henry Decker George Delaplaine Major Laurence Leonard and many others. Fort Detrick will sponsor an Open House at 1 p m on May 17 with Lt Col Russell Tegnell in charge of arrangements and Colonel Donald Grothaus extending a warm welcome to citizens to visit the installation.
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Freder
B. Neil
Areg
Aig
Derr
Lowing
Benjon Shuff
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William T. Delaplaine
August T. Brust
Henry Decker
George Delaplaine
Laurence
Allen G. Quynn
Russell H. McCain
Patrick
Schnauffer
Horace
Alexander
W. R. Walter
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Joseph F. Broderick
Aldermen
Frederick
J. V. Roughan
Elmer Ehier
E. J. McGuinness
L. H. Crickenberger
Donald G. Grothaus
Fort Detrick
Fort Derrick
Grothaus
Russell ML. Tegnell
Tegnell
Armed Forces
Office For Information and Public Affairs
Detrick
Ers
Ange
Clean Up Days Begin Monday Campaign Placed Citywide Areas
Clean Up Days start Monday in Fred Alona area with three city zones for refuse collection. Area 1 covers Baltimore youths. Area 2 runs north of Patrick, east of Market with pickups near 1223 L St. Area 3 west of Market north of Patrick. A fatal street fight near Gewalk left John Mevin Gordon 18 dead. authorities midweek, hospital center, planned pickups by truck operators.
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Fred Alona
Tix
Baltimore
John Mevin Gordon
Patrick Sheri
Patrick
Five Day Forecast With Temperature Fluctuations
Forecast lists near normal temperatures with cooler conditions today and over the weekend. A slight warm-up is expected around Tuesday. Precipitation totals around one inch, mainly showers, with normal afternoon highs in the 60s and early lows in the 40s, cooler in the mountains to mid 30s.
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Associated Press
Takata
Vanguard Launch Delayed By Countdown Glitch At Cape
Vanguard mission postponed after several hours of countdown at Cape Canaveral. Navy offered no reason for the delay, which halted at 12:59 a.m. with no clear resumption time. The new Vanguard satellite measures 120 inches in diameter and weighs about 12 000 pounds, larger and heavier than Vanguard 1 launched March 17.
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Cape Canaveral
Fin_ jaf
Navy
Vanguard
Vanguard 1
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