City Tavern op-sale license denied on West Patrick Street
The license for City Tavern on West Patrick Street was denied by License Commissioner Louis V. Myers after uncontradicted testimony from 12 witnesses including Chief Charles Main showed Powell failed to properly operate the business while the regular holder was away. The hearing noted disturbances and Powell did not testify, leading to a finding that granting the license would disturb neighborhood peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
West Patrick Street
Eugene B. Powell
Louis V. Myers
Myers
Charles ¥. Main
Powell
Circuit Court
Court House
Alton ¥. Bennett
T. West Claggett Jr
Autumnal Weather Moves In As August Rain Eases
The forecast shows cooler conditions with autumnal air returning as September approaches. After a heavy two hour rain deluge, August rainfall totals reach about 2.45 inches, near half the normal 4.03 inches, with no rain expected today or Friday and highs near 84, lows around 63. Humidity should drop for pleasant afternoons and evenings. A final shower added 0.05 inch on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Red Infiltration Effective In L A Rev Woodward Says
Rev Woodward details his five week tour from Cuba to Brazil noting Communist infiltration and weak American countermeasures in Latin America. He cites Castro in Cuba, anti Yankee sentiment, church influence, and rising reforms as key factors shaping regional instability. He cites the Billy Graham rally in Rio and broader Latin American conditions including Argentina Brazil Chile and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Rosencrantz
Robert F. Woodward
Cuba
Brazil
Woodward
First Baptist Church
International Baptist World Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Haiti
Mexico
United States
Wall Street
Castro
Batista
Rev
Russia
Havana
South America
Argentina
Brazilia
Rio
Chile
Billy Graham
Graham
Lenin
Mr. Woodard
Wheaton College
Mr. Woodward
Copa Cabana Palace
Exersboth
Reverend Brown resigns from Woodsboro four church parish
Reverend William M. Brown, pastor of the Woodsboro Lutheran Parish for two years, resigns effective October 1 to accept calls at Akron and Lincoln Pa. He led property improvements and debt elimination. The four church charge will divide into Woodsboro Liberal Parish and Grace M Zion Parish. A new parish house is under construction for Grace Mi Zion at New Midway. The Brown family will move to Lancaster County around October 11. No replacement announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Brown
Woodsboro
Akron
Lincoln
Mr. Brown
Claude Barrick
Chapel
Grace Church
Rocky Hill
Mr. Zion
Ladiesburg
Grace-Mi Zion
Brown
New Midway
Grace- Mi Zion
Lancaster’ County
Newton
Joan of
Casstown
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Man Admits Love Triangle Slaying in Burrillville
The body of a missing Sears Roe buck furniture salesman was found in a shallow grave as State Police traced a love triangle killing. James E. McParlin, 29, admitted fatally shooting the victim last January after being found hiding in a closet at the home. Leo Halal, 28, of Pawtucket, father of three, had been missing since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrillville
APY
Sears Roebuck
Earh
Arthur L. Newton
James E. McParlin
Leo Halal
Pawtucket
River Conditions Report Narrowed at Two Maryland Spots
River gauges show Monocacy at Buckeystown is full and muddy while Potomac at Point of Rocks runs generally muddy and near normal levels. Local observers note water may affect travel and recreation prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Powers Parents Depart for Moscow Spy Trial
Oliver Powers and Ida Powers left Idlewild for London bound flight to Moscow trial. Mrs Powers expressed hope to see son before the trial begins, while Mr Powers remained not optimistic. Doctor Lewis Ingram accompanied them. Life magazine booked and paid for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Gary Powers
Idlewild
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Ida Ford Powers
Powers
Lewis K. Ingram
Airlines
Life Magazine
London
Mrs. Powers
Sol W. Cury
U S Denies Filipino Slaying At Clark Base
Manila reports a U S Embassy denial of American servicemen’ s involvement in the shooting of a suspected pilferer at Clark Air Base last month. Philippine notes cite past accusations and ongoing base looting problems, with police consabulary stationed to curb theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
U. S
Charles E. Bohien
Consabulary
Child Scalding Accident In Tomatoes Canning
Six year old Mark Miles of Frederick fell into a tub of scalding water used to can tomatoes. He was taken to Welter Reed Hospital Washington for second degree burns and later to Fort Detrick Hospital for further treatment. The accident occurred around 6 30 p m yesterday when he stumbled backward into the hot bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Welter Reed Hospital
Washington
Mark Miles
George Miles
RFD
Frederick
Fort Detrick Hospital
Boy hurls rocks at school windows in New Haven
A 10 year old boy, in New Haven Connecticut, methodically pitched rocks through school windows. When asked by a passerby why, he said I feel like it and then continued. Police stopped him after he had smashed 14 panes and cracked two doors.
Katanga Premier warns UN about Sweden force entry
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe warned U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold that a UN force in Katanga could provoke trouble from enemies of the state. He noted general unease, and welcomed Swedish troops as first to be admitted to replace Belgian units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Tshombe
Sweden
Ghana
Guinea
Lumumba
Young Democratic club forms campaign committee
The Young Democratic club organized a campaign committee led by Goodloe Byron. An organizational meeting at the Court House assigned roles including Mrs Otto Landman heading registration, Bob Tichnell leading the Democratic Teen club, Donald Gaver directing door-to-door canvass, Miss Handley planning campaign activities, Henry Berger heading publicity, and Mary Storm organizing schools participation. The next meeting is set for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democratic Club
Goodloe Byron
Court House
Otto Landman
Robert Eyler
Donald G. Gaver
Dorothy Handley
Joseph McNeal
Bunnie + son
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Henry Berger
John Brerly Jr
Ann Mossburg
Mary Storm
Bob Tichnell
Maria Warner
Donald C. Whitworth
Landman
Tichnell
Donald Gaver
Miss Handley
Stanley Bennett
Bsron
Court Customer To Turn To Clothes
Claude Gardner, a 59 year old African American, was found asleep at the City Opera House doors by Officer Norman Trump Tuesday night. He pleaded guilty to intoxication charges and, under Magistrate Edward Storm, received a 90 day suspended sentence with the option to buy clothes and return for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gardner
City Opera House
Norman Trump
Gardner
Thal
Edward D. Storm
Castro Attacks Church As U S Pressure Alleged in Cuba
In Havana Fidel Castro denounces Catholic critics as traitors and blames the U S embassy for provoking his revolution. He cites Franco and fascist priests as instruments against Cuba and warns of retaliation if the church does not halt its criticisms.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Christ
Ing
U.S
Unit States
Franco
Cuba
Castro
Cass
Fulgencio
Batista
Enrique Perez Serantes
Santiago
Graceham Moravian Church Names New Pastor Morgenstern
Rev. Frederick L. Morgenstern will be installed as Graceham Moravian Church pastor in a 10:30 Sunday service led by Rev. Dr. F. P. Stocker. The ceremony includes the love feast and Holy Communion tied to the Festival Day observing the Moravian Church’s spiritual birthday. Morgenstern, from Phillipsburg, N J, served as student pastor at Wind Gap and studied at Moravian College and Seminary. The congregation has built a new parsonage and will host a public reception after the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Morgenstern
Graceham
Moravian Church
F. P. Stocker
Bethlehem
Execu Itive Board
Herrnkut
Germany
Jeremiah Dencke
James L. Fisher
Clara Green
Morgenstern
Phillipsburg
SN. J
Harvey
Clara Lambert Morgenstern
U. S. Marine Corps
Moravian College
Archaeology Club
Pi Mu
Moravian Theological Seminary
Lois Bachman
Easton
Denise Ann
Frederick Lambert Morgenstern II
Graceham Moravian
Four shot to death in Pasco Washington home
Four persons were killed by gunfire early today in a Pasco residence. Police identified the victims as Tru Tan H Brown Celeste Dixon Israel M Fowler and Robbie Jean Harris. All victims were shot in the head. A white man was seen fleeing in a car by a witness, a young boy who awakened to the scene and alerted an operator who called police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco. Wash
Imman Fied
Tru. Tan H. Brown
Celeste Dixon
Israel M. Fowler
Robbie Jean
Harris
Pasco
Brown
Graceham congregation to install new pastor soon
The Graceham congregation sponsors an early-date installation for the new pastor and his family. Retired Rev John R Hoesman exited pastoral duties July 31 after a long tenure since 1957 and has relocated with his wife to Nazareth Pennsylvania for retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
John R. Hoesman
Nazareth
Lumumba Pleads For Unity Amid Congo Rioting
Premier Lumumba urged national unity as anti-government rioting in Leopoldville’s native quarter prompted police and soldiers to cordon the area. He warned against disorder while Abako leaders faced blame for unrest and arrests were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Paurice Lumumba
Lumumba
Abako
Place de la Vidoire
Place de la Victoire
U.N
Belgium
Aniger Kashamura
Abako Party
Joseph Kasavwbu
Kashamura
Senate
Joseph Heo
Teo
Laos coup rebels claim successful takeover and unity
A Saigon received communique from Laos rebels led by paratroop Capt. Keng Le says the coup goal is attained, the population supports the movement, and a 40 member executive committee will govern temporarily. It asserts no foreign aid and emphasizes service to the country, monarchy, and constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Laos
Keng le
Tiao Samsonith
Phoumi Nosavan
Reb
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City Tavern
L. A
Rev. Woodward
Rev. Brown
Pennsylvania
Proto
Frank J. Keefer
William M. Brown
Man
Moscow
Srom
Boark
Dag
UN Force
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