Youth Is Jailed For Assault
An 1-year-old Negro was convicted on two counts of assault and sentenced to six months in the county jail on each count, to run concurrently. A third charge of disorderly conduct was dismissed. The incident stemmed from a verbal exchange and alleged gun threat during a nighttime encounter after a fire call on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Hill Jr
George B. Barnes
Hill
Byron W. Thompson
Ronald T. Miller
Miller
Donna Jean Bednarski
United Fire Company
South Market Street
Donald Foreman
Maryland Angus Women Offer $300 Scholarship Grant
The Maryland Angus Women's Club invites Maryland girls to apply for a $300 one year scholarship based on work, scholarship, ability and need. Applications due May 25. winner may qualify for the $500 National Angus Scholarship. Chairman Mrs Joseph Etter, Mijo Farm, Ijamsville. Applications also at the Angus Association Sale West Friendship Thursday. A steel donation by Hidden Hills Farm will be displayed and sold at the Eastern National in November. DR. JOSEPH C. BELL Died in Louisville at 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Angus Women’s Club
Maryland
Angus
Mrrs
Joseph Etter
Mijo Farm
Ijamsvile
Angus Association
West Friendship
Hidden Hills Farm
Eastern National
Bigamist spared jail due to children in Pittsfield
Joseph R. Dischino a 35 year old former high school civic teacher who supported two wives in adjoining towns escaped jail for bigamy because of his four children Judge Daniel D O'Brien noted the children influenced the decision and gave a suspended one year term with five years probation His first wife agreed to take him back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Joseph R. Dischino
Superior Court
Daniel D. O'Brien
Renowned Educator to Address Frederick County Teachers
Dr. Robert F. Will, expert from the State Education Organization, will speak at the Frederick County Teachers Association annual banquet on May 5 at the Peter Pan Inn Urbas. More than 300 teachers and guests are expected as the Yellow Springs and New Market faculties plan the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Will
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Frederick County Teachers Association
Peter Pan Inn
Urbas
Dwight Roy
Yellow Springs
New Market
Roy
Board of Education
Staite
Samuel W. Barrick
House of Delegates
Will
West Chester
Sr 7
State Department of Education
Mary M. Margrave
Association
Jack Wantz
Doris Grice
James A. Sensenbaugh
De Gaulle Arrives in New York to Rapt Reception
French President Charles de Gaulle lands at LaGuardia amid a jubilant welcome from New Yorkers. Mayor Robert Wagner hails him as a great man while an honor guard of 40 troops stands at attention after his Washington flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles de Gaulle
Robert F. Wagner
de Gaulle
Air Force
LaGuardia Field
Washington
Baltimore Opens Debate on Short Shorts Ban Bill
Baltimore officials consider a bill to prohibit wearing short shorts and overly brief tops on public streets. The measure aims to regulate dress lengths in public spaces and faces debates over personal freedom and public decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Democratic Central Committee Meets In Secrecy On School Board Nomination
Democratic Party officials and Frederick County Parent-Teacher Association leaders met at the YMC A to discuss the school board nomination with a pledge of no publicity. Names of attending central committee members were not released, though Gordon-Smith of New Market was previously submitted for the opening berth. Chairman George Abrecht and other central committee members were reportedly present. officials declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Parent-Teacher Association
YMC. A
Democratic Central Committee
Charles Putman
James A.hahn
New Market
Central Committee
Hahn
County Council
Near This Oil Tong
Texastown
George Stauffer
Harry Stull
Lewistown
Earl Disney
Scouts Aid City Clean Up Drive
Frederick Boy Scouts plan a May 7 trash removal along Carroll Creek as part of a city and Chamber of Commerce cleanup campaign. Russell Morgan of the Street Department and Richard Hammond of the Chamber emphasize beautification and cost of litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Micha
Fecemond
Richard Hammond
Chamber
Frederick Boy Scouts
West Patrick Street
Frank J. Keefer Baumgardner
City Chamber of Commerce
County Teachers Face 55 Vacancies and Wage Shortfall
Board of Education cites 55 vacancies including 2 in elementary, with 30 more needed for September and 150 total by fall 1960. Sensenbaugh and Earhart urge a differential pay scale to attract certified teachers, noting starting salaries lag Harford Howard and Prince Georges. No immediate relief, cigaret tax funds and possible 1941 budget allocation discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers Association Group
Sensenbaugh
Harford
Howard
Prince Georges
Howard County
Prince George's
Earhart
Fort Detrick
Fort Ritchie
DAR Awards Certificate To Wedemeyer at Book Luncheon
Gen Albert C Wedemeyer receives the Daughters of the American Revolution Certificate of Merit at a Washington congress. He will speak at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon sponsored by the C Burr Artz Library with local writers and Frederick Gutheim. Tickets sell out fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Friends of the
C. Burr Ariz’ Library
Francis Scott Key
Wedemeyer
Lundgren
Gen
Wedlemeyer
Frederick Gutheim
Miss . Lundgren
Bords
Montgomery
DAR
Wilson K. Barnes
National Defense
Informa Gon
Truman
Korea
China
Barnes
Secretary of State
State Department
Gen Wedemeyer
Gen. Wedemeier
Dabs
Welcome Wagon Club
Steels Edge New York as Market Holds After Decline
Motors remained firm while steel stocks edged down irregularly in a moderately active early session. Most pivotal shares moved narrowly with a few speculative issues up or down 2 or 3 points, as traders showed little follow through after Monday’s sharp decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steels
New York
Blistering heat wave eases but stays hot
The heat wave that topped 90 degrees for three days is expected to ease today though temperatures will stay in the high 80s. A chance of scattered showers looms tonight but may not materialize, while farmers seek rain for dry fields and gardeners struggle to sprout seeds.
Herter Heads 1 Day Diplomatic Flight to Three Allies
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter departed on a one day diplomatic trip with major stops in Teheran Istanbul and Athens. He said the journey would strengthen long standing ties with three of the United States oldest friends and he plans to return to Washington on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Teheran
Istanbul
Athens
Waters limit fails at Geneva Conference vote
The World Maritime Conference narrowly failed by one vote to set a universal territorial waters limit. A Canadian American proposal for a six mile limit won 54 26 in favor, with exclusive fishing rights extending six more miles beyond territorial waters after 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
World Maritime Conference
Frederick Hospital Fund Drive Advances With 42100 Pledges
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports 42100 in pledges toward a 650000 building fund at its first report meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The total includes 350000 from the Women’s Auxiliary 7500 from M J Cove Lime Co and 5000 from Exeredy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Women’s
M. J. Cove Lime Company
Exeredy Company
Edwin R. Price
Price
Pace
Joseph D. Baker
Nevin S. Baker
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
L. Rayhu Specht
R. Ward Stauffer
James H. Gambrill
T. A. Garner
George W. Jaynes
Richard C. Molesworth
Quake Ruins Lar Iran. Rescue Efforts Underway
Weary rescue teams continue digging through the quake wreckage in Lar and Gerash as officials revise death toll down from initial fears. Red Cross officials, citing reports to Tehran, say total deaths likely under 300. many homeless housed in tents and supplied with clothing and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Lar
Hussein Khatibi
Red Cross
Gerash
Skunk Rabies Bite On Boy Confirmed In Frederick County
A skunk that bit five-year-old Ronald Patton near Lewistown on April 1 tested positive for rabies after lab analysis. The boy received post bite shots and is reported well. The dog involved was not bitten but vaccinated as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Ronald Patton
Norvel L. Patton
Lewistown
Robert Shillinger
State Board of Agriculture Livestock Sanitary Laboratory
Winchester Hall
Audit Report Is Due For Release 1959 Frederick County
Frederick County 1959 audit to be released soon via county printers. James L. Rimler public accountant prepared the report showing a 123 064 94 unappropriated surplus at year end applied to the 1960 budget. Proctor Trust Fund funds a chronic hospital and Montevua capital improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Reid
James L. Rimler
Hove
General Fund
Roads Board Fund
Deg License Fund
Tax Agency Fund
Proctor Trust Fund
Sheriff's Office Fund
Proctor Trust
Chronic Hospital
Montevua
Rhee's Rule Threatened As Seoul Boils In Outburst
In Seoul protests against President Syngman Rhee escalate as he offers to resign or call new elections. The National Assembly urges resignation and new elections while the Health Ministry reports 15 dead and 173 wounded. Rhee’s whereabouts remain unknown as chaos spreads and opposition gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Rhee
Liberal Party
George Washington
John M. Chang
Democratic Party
Lee Ki-Poong
Fah Chung
Capitol
Spring Planting Progresses in Maryland and Delaware
Ideal weather boosts field work for farmers in the Maryland Delaware area as plowing and seedbed prep move forward for crops including corn oats peas and potatoes. Drought risk grows in parts of the region with soil drying outside Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Meryland
Crop Service
Commiere
Chesaneate Bay
Frederick County
Soviet engineers complete Europe’s tallest steel tower
Soviet engineers near Moscow say their new reedie slim steel tower is Europe’s tallest building at over 1000 feet, surpassing Paris’s Eiffel Tower which stands at 935 feet. Moscow radio reports the tower as the continent’s new height record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Europe
Moscow Radio
Eiffel
Paris
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Louisville, Ky
The
Radiological Society of North America
Punxsutawney
Presbyterian Hospital
Louisville
Will To
PTA Group
Scouts Aid City
Paul Harris
Frank Wagner
Bruce Baumgardner
Billy Roessler
Galen Hahn
Ews
Urbana
Walkersville
Herter
Drive of Frederick Hospital
Clyde E. Thomas
E. Hart Eichison
J. Richard Ramsburg
Walter L. Roney
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Dan Weinber
John W. Morgan
W. Jarboe Grove
Riewspa Ounh
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