Faces Trial Here Friday For Wreck
A 19 year old Baltimorean, John W. Conner, will stand trial in mag istrate's court here Friday on unlawful taking of an automobile and failing to stop after an accident. He allegedly stole a salesman's car from Morrell Meat Co of Baltimore, crashed into a tanker on East Patrick street, then fled. Police say he later abandoned a Chevrolet delivery truck in Baltimore. Conner is also sought in New Creek county W Va for larceny of a sedan.
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East Patrick Street
John W. Conner
Baltimore
Frederick
Conner
New Creek County
W. Va
Morrell Meat Company
Hagerstown
James Hahn
New Market
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grayson RF. Barthlow
RFD 6
Barthlow
North Bentz Street
Robert Miller
West Church Street
Highway Bill Is Due To Pass In Substantial Victory
Washington estimates point to a House passage of the Democratic highway bill with broad Republican support. The debate opens with five hours planned, aiming for a final vote tomorrow after floor fights on some provisions. The bill seeks 41 billion for roadbuilding over 13 years, including 272 billion for a 40 600 mile interstate system, largely federally financed. Highway taxes would rise by 14 8 billion over 16 years, including a penny per gallon gasoline tax increase to 3 cents. Previous Congresses blocked similar measures over financing disputes.
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Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Rayburn
Rep
Fallon
Dmd
Eisenhower
Seven Necro Children Die In Ohio Fire
A blaze in a one story cinder block home eight miles northwest of Toledo claimed seven young lives. Fire Chief Richard Campbell said the children were alone in the house when the fire broke out. John Cooper, 33, and Laurel Cooper 29 were en route to a Toledo cafe when deputies detained Cooper for investigation. State police sought to determine why the children were left unsupervised. Bodies of three children were found in a hallway and at a door while four were found in beds in two rooms. A neighbor reported the fire.
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Toledo
Ohio
Here
Richard Campbell
Sylvania
Whiteford Township
Mich
Michigan-Ohio
John Cooper
Laurel
Cooper
Campbell
Hammarskjold Gains In Talks In Jordan Amman Mission Progress
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pressed ahead in his Middle East peace mission in Amman Jordan after concluding talks with Jordanian leaders. Though no official statement emerged, well informed sources said Jordan favors a cease fire and general armistice pledge amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Amman
Jordan
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Phearranne
Clean-Up Trucks Move Through Northeastern City Area
Clean-Up Week crews moved to the northeastern section after collecting debris in the southern area earlier. Trucks will gather material along curbs north of Patrick and east of Market today and Friday and Monday, then north of Patrick and west of Market from Tuesday through next Thursday.
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Patrick
Market
Council Of 4 H Girls In Annual Meet At Elm Street
Approximately 500 parents and friends attended the Frederick County Council of Girls 4 H clubs fifth annual meeting at Elm Street School. Guest speaker Mrs J Homer Remsberg, national president of the Council of Homemakers clubs, discussed 4 H progress. A fashion show featured practical clothes loaned for sewing projects and introduced the new 4 H uniform. Rocky Springs club won the attendance plaque, with Prospect as runner up.
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Frederick County Council of Girls 4-11
Elm‘ Street School
J. Homer Remsberg
Aliddletown
Council of Homemakers Clubs
Remsberg
Simplicity Pattern Company
Kemps
College Park
Barbara Carback
Thurmont
Patty O'Brien
Rocky Springs Club
Prospect Club
Betsy Levington
Jane Shull
Rocky Springs
Janet McDevitt
Pleasant
Georgianne Masser
Carol Kettells
Walkersville
Martha Waugh
James Putman
Evelyn Leo
Beatrice Fehr
Paul Willard
Frederick
Daylight Time Returns to Frederick County and Brunswick
Frederick city and county switch to daylight saving time this Sunday with most areas, including banks, post office, and many businesses, moving clocks forward. Brunswick and its schools will stay on EST, while other county schools will begin earlier on DST. rail lines and milk trucks adjust, TV schedules align with DST except Brunswick.
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Frederick City
Brunswi
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Board of Trade
Potomac River
Virginia
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Baltimore
Ballimore
Greyhound Bus Lines
Henry R. Shoemaker
Licenses Renewal Reminder For 75 Defaulters
Seventy five alcoholic beverage licensees have not renewed for the new year starting May 1. Renewals are due at the Clerk of the Court's office after securing renewal papers from the county license commission. Only three working days remain, with Monday the deadline. those failing to renew will be treated as new applicants.
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Gail L. Catshall
Catshall
Mondz
Four Youths Killed in Pontiac Car Crash
Four youths died and a fifth injured seriously when their car left a road north of Pontiac striking a tree. Deputies described the impact as powerful, the front end sheared off, two youths thrown free while three were pinned inside. Police said the youths were joyriding at high speed. Hiss scheduled to address Princeton University tonight, his first public speech since release from a prison term for perjury a year and a half ago.
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Pontiac
Mich. W
Hiss
Een Princeton
N. — Alger
Parcens Univerisity
Veteran actor Edward Arnold dies of cerebral hemorrhage
Edward Arnold, heavyset veteran actor born Guenther Schneider in New York City on February 18, 1890, died at 66 from a cerebral hemorrhage in Encino after a career in stage film and television. He appeared with the Ben Greet players and the Essanay studio, making his movie debut in 1915 and starring in more than 40 films. He leaves a widow, three children, and a stepson. The Security Council, after a conference, set observations for a Palestine armistice.
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Hollywood
J . Faw
Edward Arnold
Anextor
Guenther Schneider
Cerer
New York City
Une Vane
Tie
Jordan
Cleo
Encino
Iis
Ben Greet
William
F. Orlando
Northridge
U.N
Jhuivenife
Arnold
Samir el Rifai
Essanay
Paris
Olivia
Coun
de Wavilland
Orlands
Jane Ebright
Ridge
William Arnold
New York
Los Angeles
Seven license suspensions and reprimands issued in Maryland court
License Reviewer Ray 0 Horn of the State DMV in Baltimore suspended seven driving licenses and placed six on probation while two received reprimands at People's Court Wednesday afternoon. Names include Diamond L. Green and Kenneth R. Downs with suspensions, and others for speeding, reckless driving, and failing to appear. Reprimands went to Charles W. King and Charles H. Woodman Jr.
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Ray 0. Horn
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore
Diamond L. Green
Law SS
Charles A
Bartholow
Frederick
Kenneth R. Downs
Thurmont
Lynn Thomas
RFD
Adamstown
Marshall J. Fields Jr
Rt. 1
Middletown
Grant Whitaker
Bentz Street
Joseph M. Rickards
W. Sweeney
Bruce Gregory
Briggs Avenue
Robert E. Holiday
Lincoln Apartments
Grover W. Smith
John HM
Service Of Summons Held Legal
A roads superintendent cannot claim Delaware as his home because he went there to live with another woman and left his wife and two children in Frederick County. Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer ruled in Equity Court that Carlson’s Delaware residence claim was invalid and that service at Rockville was legal. Carlson, earning about $175 weekly, was ordered to pay $60 weekly for his wife and children, with possible alimony reduction due to his reduced pay.
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Delaware
Frederick County
Associated
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity Court
Wilbur A. Carlson
Clayton
Del
Kay Carlson
New Market
Carlson
Rockville
Robert 5. Bourbon
Silver Spring
Sehnauffer Do
Carlsons
Crisfield
Adami
Centreville
Frederick’ County
Edward D. Storm
Alrs
Liquor Tax Distributions Reported for Maryland Counties
Frederick county receives 88424 89 as its share of the State Liquor tax for the third quarter. Baltimore city and 22 of 23 counties received 430842.44 each for the quarter. Montgomery and Carroll counties report 44552.51 and 3669.82 respectively, with nine month totals of 153828.20 and 91223.41.
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Frederick County
J. “Millard Tawes
Phat
Baltimore City
Mr. Tawes
Garrett Cow
Countes
Montgomery
Carroll
Florida woman sues for 310000 after four car crash
Iva D. Owens of West Palm Beach seeks 310000 damages in Frederick County Court alleging a broken back and other injuries from a March 1 four car collision on U S 340 near Lee's Diner. She was a guest in a Scovitch sedan when Huffer's southbound car collided, causing a chain crash involving Irvin Frank and Abrecht. Owens claims head and facial injuries and a broken right forearm, with disability and high medical costs.
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Florida
Frederick County
U.S. 340
Lee’s
Iva D. Owens
West Palm Beach
James Me‘Sherry
John S. Huffer
Middletown
Thomas C. Scovitch
Huffer
Irvin Frank
Frank
Franklins
Abrecht
Scovitch
Eisenhower Remark Misinterpreted Over Missiles Pace
President Eisenhower faced misinterpretation over a newsroom remark at a news conference about long range missiles. Reporters, hearing a low voice, misread him as saying the United States and Russia were evenly matched in missile development. A corrected AP version followed a contradicting early report.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Associated Press
Russians Concluding Their English Visit
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev wrapped up their Britain stay with a wreath at Marx's grave and hour-long talks with Labour leaders. They then flew to Scotland where Malenkov admired Burns poetry before a planned return to sign a joint communique with Prime Minister Eden. The talks were expected to show progress mainly on minor East West issues.
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London
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Karl Marx
Labor Party
Khrushchev
Scotland
Georgi Malenkov
Robert Burns
Eden
Pulled Wrong Box by Circus Performer in New York
Secura Athlina a Barnum Bailey light-wire performer pulled a fire alarm lever while attempting to mail a letter in New York last week. She explained to Magistrate Reuben Levy that in Spain mail boxes are red and she thought she was opening a mail islet. Levy dismissed the case.
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New York
Secura Athlina
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Spain
Reuben Levy
Levy
Banquet Draws Large Crowd Of Local Food Distributors
About 300 members and guests of the Independent Retail Food Distributor of Frederick County attended the 28th anniversary banquet at the Peter Pan. Elmer L. Stockman presided and Garland S. Guyton gave invocation. Mayor John A. Derr and wife were honored guests. Numerous association officials from Baltimore and surrounding counties were introduced. The dinner program featured comedy, magic, a puppet show, and vocalists performing Broadway selections and audience requests.
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Frederick County
Peter Pan
Elmer L. Stockman
Serv-U Save-U Grocers
Garland S. Guyton
John A. Derr
Charles B. Fleet
James Peaga
Hubert Lewis
Franklin B. Reese
Francis Gaither
Walter Dadrow
Paul M Carmack
Warry I. Mamilton
Garland
Guyton
Ira Ray
G. L. Davis
Luther Munter Sr
Hunter
Baltimore
Joe Mannings
Daniel Brown
The
Cumberland Association
Rips. Brown
John R. Suter
Baltm
Grocers Association
28 Perish In Week's Fires
The Associated Press reports at least 28 people died in North American fires this week, including seven Michigan children burned to death at a home near Sylvania. Other victims include six children and three women in Philadelphia, eight children in Corner Brook Maryland, two Negro children in a New York tenement, and two hotel guests in Warren Pennsylvania with others missing.
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Associated Press
Michigan Hame
Ohio
Sylvania
Philadelphia
Corner’ Brook
New York City
Warren
Policy Makers Of Methodist Church Meet
Methodist church policy makers meet amid old internal tensions as delegates weigh steps to end racial segregation. The conference, attended by 766 delegates, debates practical timelines and methods to unite the church while avoiding divisions that could follow accelerated integration. Prices rose in New York stock markets after a brief decline.
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United Church
18 Club
IBC
Ane
Ezcard Charles
Council of Bishops
America
Dulles Presses Defensive Use Of A Bomb Power
Secretary of State Dulles outlined U S aims to prove by word and deed that atomic and hydrogen weapons will be used only defensively. He urged pressure on the Soviet Union for assurances it will avoid using threats of atomic war except in defense. He spoke to the American Society of International Law, signaling broader NATO work but not detailing proposals. He argued the United States has defined its purpose to use new weapons only in defense of UN Charter principles.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
American Society of International Law
New York
U. S
Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
Used life preservers aboard sunken schooner Levin d Marvel
Former owner testifies in Federal Court that used life preservers were present when the schooner Levin d Marvel sank with 14 lives lost last August. The report notes Brooklyn at New York postponed field and rain in national coverage.
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Baltimore
Levin d. Marvel
National
Brooklyn
New York
Maryland real estate men sentenced in roads conspiracy case
Basiliko, 39, and Offenberg, 66, were found guilty March 15 of conspiring to defraud the Maryland Roads Commission by manipulating land values for Route 240 projects. Basiliko faces two years in jail and a 1000 fine. Offenberg pays 2000. State witness Ben Du Pre testified he aided the scheme and received 38900, and an immunity deal allowed his return from Mexico. Two other defendants were acquitted.
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Rockville
Constas iGus Basiliko
Washington
Maryland Roads
Max Offenberg
Basilika
Offenberg
Maryland Roads Commission
Montgomery County
Thomas M. Anderson
K Kathryn J. Lawlor
Commission
Maryland
Ben du Pre
du Pre
Mexico
Jerry Goldberg
Robert J. Rosenfeld
Alger Y. Barbee
Students Tour Fort Detrick Visited by St John’s Class
About 50 students from St. John’s High School chemistry and biology classes toured Fort Detrick this morning. They visited a bacteriology lab the Fort Detrick Animal Farm engineering shops and a crops laboratory. Guides included Colonel Leslie Moore and Dr Le Roy Fothergill who urged careers in science and explained opportunities at the post.
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St. John’s High School
Fort Detrick
Frederick High School
Leslie S. Moore
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Moore
Fothergill
Fothergill Urged the Students To Pursue Scientific Careers. Colonel Moore
United States
Dr. Fothergill
Herbert Jordan
Mary Coralie
Mary Marcellina
Warren P. Iverson
John F. Howard
John E. Mitchel
Hubert J. Kaempf
Alfred M. Webb
Charles L. Mullican
T. D. Green
Melvin M. Rabstein
Maryland highway funds approved for next year total 9.496 million
Maryland will receive 9.496 million dollars in federal highway aid for the year starting July 1, broken into primary and secondary roads urban highways and interstate system. The previous year saw 4.216 million in federal aid to the state and the March 1 unprogrammed balance stood at 5.757 million. Separately Chesapeake and Ohio Railway forecasts record earnings of 7.56 dollars a share for the year.
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Washington
Maryland
House
Richmond
Chesapeake and Kin Railway
C&o
Walter J. Tuohy
Hove
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Hoston
Wold
REDS
Communist Party
Nikolai Bulganin
England
Methodist Church
U.S. 2404
U. S. 15
Chester Miller Ross
Grove Oak
Ala
Wheeler, Inc
Chicago
B. C. Thomas Sr
Ross
Fort Payne, Ala
R. E. Dailey and Son
U.S
Basiliko
Detrick
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