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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1954

Page

7

Car Thief Abandons Two Autos

A thief escaped after abandoning two stolen cars in the western suburbs and taking a third, a Ford from Perry Shorb’s lot at 723 North Market. Police tracked, but the man fled through muddy fields near Swastika Road as officers tied the incidents to a single operator and noted ignition wires were crossed in all recovered vehicles. State police assisted and personal papers found in the car pointed to a service man from another state.

Swastika Road Heffner James S. Lawson Washington Plymouth North Tea Leguage Lence Culler Lake West Second Street Ralph Potts Paul Mossburg Norman Trump Bernard King Helmer Martha J. Taylor North Court Street Court Street

Corn Canning Begins Monday in Local City

G Frank Thomason, local canner, announced that corn canning will start Monday afternoon at the Colt and Dixon plant on East South Street. Early sugar corn is fair and depends on rain, while the later crop benefits from recent rains. The Gaithersburg plant opened last Thursday and will operate on a variable schedule based on corn maturity. Labor is available locally, with migrant workers hired for some fields. Adamstown canning will not open this season. Jeakins Bros. can packing plant will open Tuesday at 10 am.

Con Canning G. Frank Thomas Colt and Dixon East South Street Gaithersburg Thomas Adamstown Jeakins Bros. Com

Maneuver In Sheppard Case Planned

Defense attorneys planned another legal maneuver to block a preliminary hearing for Dr. Samuel Sheppard on a first degree murder charge. They said they would file an affidavit of prejudice against the judge who ordered his jail. Gershom Barber, Bay Village council president, mentioned in the filing.

Cleveland Samuel Sheppard Timan Gershom Barber Bay Village

McCardell Building Here Sold in Frederick

The Selmont Operating Company of Brooklyn bought the Shelby Realty stock owner of the 114 116 118 North Market street building housing J C Penney and McCardell Apartments. Purchase price about 140000 with 110000 stock value and 30000 mortgage. The Weinberg family previously owned all stock. Plans call for about 150000 in renovations to modernize the Penney store. The 55 by 120 foot property includes 14 apartments on the upper floors and a full basement. Renewal of ownership expected around year’s start.

Shelby Realty Corporation Frederick North Market Street J. C. Penney Company McCardell Selmont Operating Company, Inc Court Street Brooklyn N.Y Penney Market Street Weinberg A. C. McCardell Mr. McCardell Penney Company

Man Held After Tire And Rim Are Lost

A tractor trailer tire and rim rolled off at a Frederick intersection. Police arrested Arthur B. Cutgail on larceny charges in connection with the missing tire and tube. Driver Elmer M. Stocks identified the scene, while several others faced traffic and disturbance charges and a few were summoned for hearings.

Frederick Arthur B. Cutgail South Carroll Street Elmer M. Stocks Albany South Bentz South Street Nathan Dorsey Lawrence T. Catsail North Market Street LeRoy H. Russell Martinsburg W. Va Henry Garris Baltimore Melvin E. North Robert HE. Schell West South Street George L. Danner Thurmont Lieut Phobus N. Dorsey

Residence Entered While Owner Was Absent

Mrs. Henry Ramsburgh’s residence at 301 West Second Street was entered while she was away. Police report a cut wine window pane and minor ransacking, with food eaten suggesting possible involvement by children. Ramsburgh to return and determine if valuables were taken. Harry Mossburg of the C and P Telephone Company was wounded in a dynamite blast at Emmitsburg and hospitalized in Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Henry B. Ramsburgh West Second Street Harry Mossburg C. and P. Telephone Company Emmitsburg Frederick Memorial Hospital Annie M. Warner Gettysburg Mossburg West Patrick Street

LaVale Youth Killed In Headon Car Crash

CUMBERLAND Elmer Herrell, 17, of LaVale Md was killed in a head on collision about six miles west of here early today Police said Herrell was on his way home from work at a nearby drive in when his car went out of control on U S 40 Mary Susan Sluss 21 the driver of the other car and her 18 year old companion Regina Morgan were admitted to Sacred Heart Hospital with minor injuries Both young women are from Frostburg

Cumberland Elmer Herrell LaVale Here Herrell U.S. 40 Mary Susan Sluss Regina Morgan Sacred Heart Hospital Frostourg

Injuries In Auto Wreck Prove Fatal

Stellaris Andronico Sr. 68 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from injuries after a Tuesday evening crash on U S 15 near Lily Pons Road. His wife Clara Andronico 56 and son Stellaris Jr. 22 were treated for non fatal injuries. police say Mrs. Andronico fell asleep before the crash.

Hackensack N. J Frederick Memorial Hospital U.S. 15 Lily Pons Road Stellaris Andronico, Sr Lily Pons Andronica Etchison Funeral Home

Moscow Radio Warns Of American Spies

Moscow radio described the U S intelligence service as employing over 300 000 active spies and saboteurs and urged Soviet citizens to stay sober be discreet and safeguard documents The broadcast beamed in Russian to the Far East and reported by American listening posts to Washington officials It suggested the Kremlin sought to stoke a spy scare to deter perceived U S imperialism.

Washington Moscow United States Intelligence Service Reds Kremlin U.S

Frederick Plays At Clarksburg Tonight

Clarksburg hosts Frederick in a Region 2 Babe Ruth League final to decide the champion and the berth to Griffith Stadium Washington for the world series. Frederick beat River Edge Oradell New Jersey 5 4 with Charles Keller Jr driving in three runs. Clarksburg edged Phillipsburg Pennsylvania 5 1 behind John Curkendall who pitched a three hit game and added a single and a double.

Clarksburg W. Va Frederick Griffith Stadium Washington River Edge- Oradell N. J Charles Keller Jr New York Yankee John Curkendall

Man To Be Charged In Baltimore Death

Baltimore police say a five year old boy would be charged in the death of Nettie Anderson 33 a worker at a toy plant. She was shot outside the plant after talking with a man who handed her envelopes and then fired two shots and three more at her before fleeing.

Baltimore Nettie Anderson

Austrian visit plans tie Eisenhower to Raab trip

The Austrian government announced Chancellor Julius Raab will visit Eisenhower in Vienna with President Eisenhower planning a visit next November.

Eisenhower Vienna Austria Julius Raab Eisenhower

Mixed Week In Business Trends And Outlook

A wide range of data shows a mixed week for the U S economy with employment steady at about 62 million, unemployment near a postwar high, and factory hours and pay dipping. Auto production faces cuts during model changeovers while construction blossoms and consumer spending remains resilient amid corporate and market shifts.

New York Pearl Harbor Ward Lesses Britain Iran Sears, Roebuck &Co Chrysler Big Motor Company American Woolen Co Textron Inc Robbins Mills Textron Management

Man Kills During Post-Election Turmoil in Lexington

James A. Cogburn, 33, a Korean War prisoner and failed Henderson County sheriff candidate, opened fire after his loss. He was captured after a gun battle that left Lexington Patrolman Arthur Gurley dead and Police Chief Clovis Stanfill wounded. Cogburn claimed the violence stemmed from “dishonest politics.” His brother Roy, 31, was wounded. James Chadwick, 35, surrendered.

Lexington Tenn James A. Cogburn Roy Jackson James Chadwick Knoxville Carte Halleh Arthur Gurley Clovis Stanfill James Cogburn Henderson County Cogburn James Cogeee Iris

Colts To Play First Exhibition On Tuesday

WESTMINSTER Md Colts open the exhibition season with an intra squad game Tuesday Coach Wilbur Ewbank says the team is in good physical shape and focused on polishing. Ewbank praised defenders Art Donovan and Tom Finnin as among the league’s best and noted the offense needs work, especially the quarterbacks staying in the pocket.

Westminster Baltimore Colts Wilbur Weeb Ewbank Art Donovan Tom Finnin

Local Boys Leave For Two Weeks Camping

Sixteen Frederick Y M C A. youth depart for a two week camping session at Camp Letts on the Rhode River near Annapolis. The Washington Y M C A. owns the camp, a 219 acre peninsula two miles from Chesapeake Bay. Resident director is Fred D. Carl. Participants include David Berger Paul Berger Daniel Brittain William Brittain Warren Evans Jr Robert Glickman Milton Hendrickson Theodore Lichtenstein Robert Murray Richard Ramsburg John Rogers Fred Setlo Alan Weintraub Ronald Weintraub Danny Zimmerman Irving Zimmerman.

Stateen Bors Frederick Y. M. C. A Camp Letts Rhode River Annapolis Washington Chesapeake Bay Fred D. Carl David Berger Paul Berger Daniel Brittain William Brittain Warren Evans, Jr Robert Glickman Milton Hendrickson Theodore Lichtenstein Robert Murray Richard Ramsburg John Rogers Fred Setlo Alan Weintraub Ronald Weintraub Danny Zimmerman Irving Zimmerman

Condition of rivers and hotel industry notes

Monocacy river at Frederick Junction is cloudy while the Potomac is clear at Weserton. Hilton assumed management of the Statler chain in a deal described as the biggest in hotel history. National advertising in the first half of this year runs about 9 percent above the prior period.

Frederick Junction Potomac Weserton Combine West Coast Conrad Hilton Statler Chain

Cease Fire Declared Today In Cambodia

Saigon Indochina. An official cease-fire was declared in Cambodia at 8 am completing four of five stages in the Indo china War. French Union troops and Vietminh halt hostilities, but little fighting has occurred for weeks. Cambodia becomes the fourth area to obtain peace under Geneva timetable. Truces already in North Vietnam Central Vietnam and Laos. The war ends officially next Wednesday with cease-fire in South Vietnam around Saigon.

Saigon Indochina Cambodia Viet Nam Vie Nam Laos South

Justifiable homicide verdict in Darlington shooting

Coroner’s jury in Charles Town, West Virginia, found the death of Gardner Allen Darlington justifiable after he shot at police who came to arrest him on a warrant for drunken conduct. About 300 people witnessed the three hour inquest at the Jefferson County Courthouse. Darlington’s wife had alleged abuse. he fired when officers approached with a shotgun. Several officers returned fire. a chest wound killed him. Survivors include a 19 year old son and his parents.

Charles Town Gardner Allen Pete) Darlington Poiicemen Jefferson County Darlington Nolice Jahorer Justice West Virginia Bowley

Theater lease and sale filings highlight Brunswick transfers

The Imperial Theater building at Brunswick has a 10 year lease to Mr and Mrs Harvey E Cannon starting August 1 at 300 dollars annually, with an equipment assignment from Mr and Mrs Jacob Goldberg for about 3500 dollars. Deeds recorded include Edna Buhrman selling two Utica tracts for about 20500 and Royal Weaver selling two Ballenger Creek Road lots for about 2000 to Charles Hicks.

Imperial Theater Brunswick Harvey E. Cannon Victoria Hovermate Cannon Jacob Goldberg West Potomac Street Edna M. Buhrman Charles Royal Weaver Charles &. Hicks Frederick-Ballenger Creek Ballenger

Mobile X Ray Unit Digs 1600 Tests This Week

A mobile chest x ray unit touring Frederick city and county has performed more than 1,600 x rays in four days. Byron W. Thompson, TB association chair, reported the effort, aimed at tuberculosis control, will continue through August 30 with daily six hour sessions. The program targets local workers and students at multiple sites, including East and West Patrick streets, Market Street, and area plants, councils, and schools.

Frederick City Byron W. Thompson Frederick County Freda Doll The TB Association Market Street Dall National TB Association Dol Camp Detrick Head College Frederick High School All County Frederick High Frederick Iron and Steel Company Snavely Sileo Co Avery Clark East Street L. and B. Motors Frederick Produce, Glass and Mirror R. W. Wahl C. F. Hartman, Baker Machine Co Thomas J. Crum Frederick Tailoring Company East Patrick Street Potomac Edison Company Post Office Williams Typewriter Oden Brothers Plamting Markell and Ford R. P. Bennett Co Ramsburg Fertilizer Co D C Wimedrener and Son Dietrich and Gambrill Farmers Exchange M. J.grove Lime Company Frederick County Products North Market Streets

Two Hurt In Overnight Accidents

Three overnight automobile incidents left two injured including a nine year old bicyclist on Daysville Road near Libertytown. Mrs Etta B S Whitehead 41 of St Peters burg and Ronald L Koontz were treated and discharged. Koontz was struck while bicycling by Charles Gearhart of Libertytown. No charges were filed.

Etta B. S. Whitehead Lafayette Street St. Petersburg Fla Ronald L. Koontz Grace Koontz RFD Frederick Whitehead Young Roont Daysville Road Libertytown Charles L. Gearhart Gearhart Donald Bowser Koontz Myersville Carlton Lewis Lewis U. S. 40 New Mar-ket

Truman Praises Democrats at Kansas City Fund Drive

In Kansas City Missouri Harry S Truman urged a vigorous campaign to regain control of Congress. Despite illness he energized Democratic leaders gathering to raise funds for the battle. The drive boosted its goal from 475000 to 1 million dollars as Stephen Mitchell urged larger grassroots support.

Kansas City Congress Harry S. Truman Independence Truman Senate House Stephen Mitchell National Party

Huge Reward Offered To Clear John Mystery

Bonn Germany The West German government offers 119000 dollars for information to resolve the disappearance of former security chief Dr Otto John. Officials hope East German informants will desert to the West with the truth. John headed the Office for the Protection of the Constitution before fleeing to East Berlin July 20. The East Zone government said it granted him asylum.

Bonn Germany Otto John John Case John Office For the Protection of the FBI East Berlin East Zone

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