Father Guilty Of Family Mistreatment Case In Circuit Court
A 4 year old father of eight was found guilty of carnal knowledge of his 12 year old developmentally disabled daughter after testimony by his wife and State Police. Judge Ralph G. Shure will await a pre-sentencing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Shure
Russell Edward Rippeon
Mt. Airy
Rippeon
Shure
Frederick Hayes Remsburg
Maryland House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Remsburg
Schnauffer
Pepont
E. Austin James
Henry J. Stafford
James McMurray
Silver Spring
James
House of Correction
Frederick County
Robert S Rothenhoefer
Robert T Storer
Wee Rippeon
Margaret Ruth Rippeon
Rippeons
Maryland counties bid for highway bond sale total 3.29 million
Frederick Bond bids opened on a collective sale of 3.292 million dollars in highway construction bonds for 11 Maryland counties. The State Roads Commission administers the deal to lower interest costs, with Prince Georges leading at 1 million and others including Anne Arundel 653000, Montgomery 321000, Frederick 466000, and Washington 321000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
State Roads Commnission
SRC
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Garrett
Montgomery
St. Marys
Caroline
Cecil
Frederick
Harford
Queen Annes
Washington
Geo Jacobs Dies Near Car in West Fourth Street Incident
George Melvin Jacobs 47 of 1000 Rosemont avenue died near his car on West Fourth Street Extended. Cause natural. He was Deacon at First Baptist Church 1960 and led church deacons. Former Master of Columbia Lodge AF and AM. Foreman at Fort Detrick machine shop. Survived by father George E Jacobs wife Louise G Keyser Jacobs two sons Richard P and Robert W one grandson Richard P Jacobs Jr. Funeral at First Baptist Church 11 am with burial Mount Olivet. Donations to Baptist Church Memorial Fund.
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George Melvin Jacobs
Rosemont Avenue
West Fourth Street
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood of the Church
Columbia Lodge No 58
Jacobs
Fort Detrick
George E Jacobs
Mabel I Heim Jacobs
Louise G. Keyser Jacobs
Richard P Jacobs
Robert W Jacobs
Richard P Jacobs Jr
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
Baptist Church Memorial Fund
M R Etchison and
Pilot Forced to Land Plane in Empty Lot at Meyersdale
Piet James C Eapsey of Decatur drifted off course in fog while en route from Decatur to York. His single engine plane touched a hole in the ground causing the nose wheel to collapse and the craft to land in an empty lot. He escaped injury, and no other damage to the aircraft was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersdale
Tilmers
Somerset County
Piet James C Eapsey
Decatur
York
Barrick Considers Democratic Ticket With Mahoney
State Senator Samuel W Barrick said he is seriously considering a run for Attorney General in the Democratic primary. He floated a possible ticket with George P Mahoney and De Blair Lee of Montgomery County and said he will announce his decision soon. Barrick notes growing support for younger leaders and highlights his background as State Senator, former National Committeeman for the State Young Democrats, former State's Attorney, and former president of the Young Democratic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W Barrick
George P Mahoney
de Blair Lee
Montgomery County
Barrick
Mahoney
Lee
E. Brooke Lee
State
Young Democrats
Young Democratic Club
Hns
West Church Street
Boy Drowns After Rescuing Brother
An 1 year old boy from Somersworth drowned after aiding in his 10 year old brother’s rescue in a lily pond near their home. Michael Waterman acted as a footing for Tommy, keeping him above water until a woman reached them. The child’s family includes his parents, brother, maternal and paternal grandparents, and Steven Stocks of Lucketts. Funeral arrangements are at Etchison and Son funeral directors with services at Assembly of God Church in Point of Rocks.
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Point of Rocks
Somersworth
D. H
Michael Waterman
Thomas Waterman
Tommy
Michael
Marie Barrett
Clara Waterman Somersworth
Steven Stocks
Lucketts
East Church Street
Assembly of God Church
St Paul's Cemetery
M R Etchison and Son
New York Jungle Tale Ends With Lion in Parking Lot
Lion tamer Richard Flynn and exotic dancer Laurette Bass stopped in New York en route from Monroe Wisconsin to Cumberland Maryland. A parking lot attendant alerted police and a net was used to cover the car while Flynn and Bass reassured onlookers the lion was harmless. Police issued a cruelty summons and escorted the pair toward the Lincoln Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King Kade
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Flynn
Monroe
Wis
Cumberland
Laurette ‘Bon Bon
Flynn
Bon Bon
Kade
Jim
Hon
Lincoln Tunnel
New York City
Petition Heard After 27 Years Inmate Seeks Post Conviction Review
A 49 year old man once sentenced to life for assault with intent to rape appeared in Circuit Court seeking relief under the post conviction act. William Carter claimed his constitutional rights were not safeguarded at trial though gave no specifics. Judge Shure denied the motion, noting Carter had capable lawyers and a fair trial, and Carter returned to the penitentiary to serve his original sentence. The case stems from a 1934 trial where Carter allegedly attacked a 22 year old playground instructor in Baker Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carter
Holmes Fout
Carter
Ralph G Shure
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Guy Molter
Shure
Hallowe'en
Baker Park
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Walter E Sinn
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will run slightly above normal with warm Thursday and Friday and cooler conditions over the weekend. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely Friday and Saturday. Normal highs range 80 to 87 and lows 63 to 70, except in the western Maryland mountains where readings dip to the 50s.
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Associated Press
50S
Im Mountains
Mary Land
Opposition to Walkersville industrial zoning on farm site
Walkersville residents including Dr Ernest Dettbarn urged County Commissioners not to rezone Crum farm land from agricultural to industrial use adjacent to the town. They argued the change harms a residential community, questioned regional growth trends, and noted local farming value and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Claude Crum
Chamber of Commerce
Crum
Ernest A
Dettarn
Dettbarn
Thurmont
Couny
Brunswick
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Messrs Rosenstock
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Morgan
John Morgan
Potormac Edison Company
Roney
Clyde Roney
Thurmont Man Dies While Mowing Lawn
Thurmont resident Dallas C Reid 57 died suddenly at his home Tuesday evening while mowing his lawn. Coroner cites coronary occlusion. Survived by wife Katharine E Gaither Reid, son Robert Dallas, daughter Mrs Jean R Fisher, two grandchildren, and brother Charles A Reid. Services Friday at 1 30 p.m. at ML Creager and Son Funeral Home Thurmont. Burial Blue Ridge Cemetery. Memorials to the heat fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas C Reid
Thurmont
Oy Thomas
Frederick County
Milton D
Margaret E Cunens Reid
Washington
Pittsburgh
St John’s Lutheran Church
Katherine E Gaither Reid
Robert Dallas
Jean R. Fisher
Westminster
Charles A Reid
ML. Creager and Son
William E Ervin
Blue Ridge Cemetery
West To Propose Berlin Talk
Highly placed Western officials outline plans to push for talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin and Germany within weeks. US, UK, France, and West Germany foreign ministers discussed the approach over the weekend, after a NATO briefing by Secretary of State Rusk. Timing hinges on the Sept 17 West German election and forthcoming international forums.
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United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
U.S
Dean Rusk
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
NATO Council
Fall Down Steps Fatal To Woman In Frederick County
A 60-year-old woman identified as Catherine L Nelson died after falling about 12 stairs to a basement, where sleeping pills were kept. She had moved to the Ladiesburg area three weeks earlier with her daughter and son-in-law. State Police said she was under a doctor's care and the pills contributed to the accident. Trooper R H MecClear investigated. An unrelated late-night crash on LeGore road north of New Midway caused about $50 damage. Russell L Putman suffered minor injuries, with no charges filed.
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Frederick County
B. Thomas Sr
Catherine L Nelson
Good Intent Road
Ladiesburg
R H. MecClear
Hanover
Baltimore
LeGore
New Midway
R L McAfee
Russell L. Putman
Kevmar
McAfee
Putman
Hope Hill Rezoning Change Casts New Light on Plans
Leo Leonard Ambush, who sought agricultural to B3 zoning, asked County Commissioners zoning board to revise his plan from a restaurant to a package store and a swimming pool on 37 acres along Hope Hill road. Three objectors cited drainage, wide-open zoning, and traffic hazards. Planning Commission warned against spot zoning and insufficient neighborhood change. Objectors were neighbors Mrs John W Lee Willis C. Harper and Pat Rosencranta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hill
Leo Leonard Ambush
Planning Commission
John W Lee Willis C. Harper
Pat Rosencranta
Judge Dorsey Possible Candidate for Governor
Baltimore AP reports that St Marys County Judge Philip H Dorsey may seek the Democratic nomination for governor. His son Walter B Dorsey, now in the State Senate, says the elder Dorsey has expressed interest as influential Democrats urge a run.
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Baltimore
St. Marys County
Philip H Dorsey
Baltimore Sun
Walter B. Dorsey
State Senate
Dorsey
Len Dorsey
Proxmire Ends Marathon Talk Against FPC Nomination
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin concluded a 26 hour speech opposing Lawrence J. O Connor Jr. for the Federal Power Commission. Senate ally Wayne Morse urged continued debate as the chamber, largely empty, heard the final argument and dismissed plans to vote that day.
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Washington
Wiliam Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Lawrence J. Q O’connor Jr
Federal Power Commission
Wisconsin
William Preamure
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Proxmire
Texas
Morse
Prosmire
Lawrence J. O'Connor
FPC Post
Proaxmire
Kennedy
United States
O'Connor
Mike Mansfeld
Montana
O’connor
Mansfeld
Action On Blood Bank Is Deferred
William Wallace, chairman of the Frederick County Chapter of the Red Cross, announced that no further action on the proposed Frederick County blood program will be taken until after the new year. The deferment aligns with the 1961 United Appeal, where Red Cross participates, and was approved at a Winchester Hall board meeting. A county blood bank would centralize blood collection and distribution to aid emergencies and reduce separate emergency appeals by families or hospitals.
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Wiliam Wallace
Frederick County
Red Cross
Wallace
United Appeal
Winchester Hall
Community Chest
The
H Albert Dean
Washington
Baltimore
Heart
Bee Causes Auto Crash in Md. Woman Dies
Emma Gale, 53, of Marbury, Md died after a car crash on US 301 south of Upper Marlboro. Police say a bee flew into her car causing the loss of control and the vehicle overturning. She died hours later at Prince George’s Hospital.
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Upper Marlboro
Emma Gale
Marbury
Mit
US. 301
Upper Maelbers
Prince Georges County
Gale
Prince Georges Hospital
Wee Women There’s nothing wrong with the American economy
Fragmentary quotation appears to defend the U.S. economy with a light tone. The line claims confidence in economic conditions, reflecting a period voice. No additional context or names are readable to expand.
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Boy
Brother
Mr. Sinn
King Carter
York New Salem
Barry Borrer
Spring Grove RD
Samuel Dahr
Brenton Borrer
Kenneth
Lynn
Crystal
Dahr
Borror
Leonard Shaffer
West
U. S
Michael Shaffer
Woman's Hospital
Cleveland
Ohi
Michelle
Wise
FPC
Bee
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