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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 11, 1961

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Man guilty of assault for gum machine attack at Royal Lunch

A 24 year old William G Riggles of West Patrick Street was found guilty of assault and battery after throwing a 30 pound gum dispensing machine at Royal Lunch owner Christos Paleologos on North Market Street August 9. Riggles fined $25 and committed 10 days in lieu of fine, no damage restitution. A separate case saw 21 year old William R Dodd convicted of petty larceny for stealing gasoline from M J Grove Lime Company trucks, with restitution urged by Magistrate Bennett.

William G. Riggles West Patrick Street North Market Street Christos Paleofos Paleologos Riggles Frederick Stanley Y. Bennett Bennett William R. Dodd Taney Apartments M. J. Grove Lime Company South Jefferson Street Dodd Paul W. Mossburg Harry P. Phillips Cpl Mossburg

Jury Should Set Price for Walkersville Land by-pass

A three women and nine men jury in Circuit Court will determine fair value for 1.89 acres of land owned by Miss C Beattie Stauffer for a State Roads Commission by pass project at Walkersville. The property fronts Mt Pleasant Road and includes undeveloped terrain near the Old Brann Farm.

State Roads Commission Walkersville C. Beattie Stauffer North Frederick Robert E. Clapp Jr Thomass. Glass Tiss Stauffer Roads Commission Woodshoro Brann J. Clapp Stanffer State Roads Mt. Pleasant Carl Emmett R. 3Owhis Jack F. McGolerick Lawrence A. Swann Robert L. Smith Grace M. Coffman C. Wilson Cook Marie BE. Albauzh Clarence E. Long Harald ¥. Fink John C. Twenty Jr Emory C. Doyle G. Donald Shafer

Urges Hike In Chamber Membership

William B. Lebherz urges broader Chamber of Commerce membership and steps to attract industry. He says adding professional members and creating a fund to build suitable industrial buildings could lure firms, with Pennsylvan ia and other states already using similar plans. He cites small industries and stable local employment as key to Frederick’s growth and forecasts population rise to around 40 000 in 25 years.

William B. Lebherz Everedy Company Chamber of Commerce Leichert Chamber Pennsylvania North Carolina Frederick Industrial Development Corporation Frederick

Titov Describes Landing By Parachute From Vostok I

Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov told a Moscow news conference that his Vostok I landed separately by parachute after a 25 hour flight and that he could have landed the craft himself if needed. He said he felt well, ate normally only slowly, and noted no lasting physical changes.

Moscow Gherman Titov Vostok Titov Moscow University Mstislav Keldysh Soviet Academy of Sciences Soviet Union Keldysh Mars Moon Venus

Khrushchev Warns Of High War Toll At Kremlin Rally

Premier Khrushchev warned that hundreds of millions could die if a new war starts, attacking Western leaders for predicting only seven million deaths. He spoke at a Kremlin rally for Gheorghiu-Dej and urged peace with East Germany, deriding imperialist lies and NATO bases in Italy.

Moscow Khrushchev Kremlin Communist Party Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej Soviet Union East Germany Germany Amintore Fanfani Italy Fanfani North Atlantic Treaty Organization

County Men to Be Inducted Into Army in August

Eleven county men will enter military service on August 21 as announced by the local Selective Service office. Notices were sent in Baltimore City and 23 counties as 23 year olds become eligible. Marylanders called this month total 250. Brigadier General Henry Smallwood, state draft director, says the September quota will be 300 with induction age dropping as boards probe 1-A files. Local recruiters report no big rise yet but expect uptick as age drops to 20 21. Army recruiter notes six enlisted this month while Navy and Air Force each report three. All recruiters anticipate more enlistments before August ends.

Selective Service Office Baltimore City Maryland Henry €. Smallwood Army Navy Air Force

Widow and husband sue for damages after fatal collision

Mrs Frances Mae Warnick and her husband Gilbert file a combined $50 000 damage suit against H A Boyer Milk Transportation and driver John Parkinson Dennis. They claim injuries and lost wages from the April 14 crash on Md 79 near U S 340 that killed Dennis. The couple accuse Dennis of crossing center line negligently.

Frances Mae Warnick Brunswick William W. Wenner E. Austin Jjames Gilbert T. Warnick Warnicks Herman Atlee Boyer H. A. Boyer Dennis Edwin F. Nikirk State of Maryland Warnick Boyer Firm

Ex Detrick Commander Receives New Army Post

Colonel Donald G. Grothaus, former Fort Detrick commander and head of U S Army Biological Laboratories from 1957 to 1959, is named Deputy Chief Chemical Officers in the Army Chemical Corps. He replaces Colonel Adam W Meetze. the Grothaus family resides at 406 Neal Drive Alexandria Virginia.

Donald G. Grothaus Fort Detrick Army Chemical Corps Department of the Army Army Marshall Stubbs Col Grothaus U.S. Army Biological Laboratories Detrick Col.Grothaus Adam W. Meetze Chemical Corps Margaret Jang San John Neal Drive Alexandria, Va

Miss Annie Cline Best Gardener In Fight Street History

Anna Sime Cline known as Miss Annie is 86 and devoted to gardening, canning, sewing, and knitting. Widowed young, she raised a daughter, cared for relatives, and saved seeds to keep the family fed and prospering through hard winters. Her garden on nearly an acre supplies the family and some sales, while she knits and sews for extra income.

Pat Rosencrantz Annie T Fight Street Anna Sime Cline Cline Harmony County Elias Stine Mary Ida Wachter Stine William Howard Cline

Legion Wins Award For Child Welfare In Western Maryland

Francis Scott Key Post 11 of the American Legion received a national Special Citation in Indianapolis for the most outstanding child welfare program in the Western Maryland District. The award honored Mrs. Fern Nelson and William Miller for leading the 1960-61 efforts, with 1,701 children helped and $5,344 in program value.

Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Indianapolis Ind Maryland James R. Reid Reid Fern Nelson William H. S. Miller Vernon Randall William R. Burke Percy A. Lemoine Randel Shake Edward L. Wemsley Daniel Burkhardt Vernon H. Randall Legion Nelson Legionnaires the Legion Sons of the American Legion Fost Sponsos Pest Pest Service Frederick Memorial Hospital

East Bloc to Hold Fall Conference on German Peace Pact

East German Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz announced a late fall conference of Soviet bloc foreign ministers to study and advance negotiations on a peace treaty with Germany. Khrushchev seeks an all German pact, while Konev leads Soviet forces near West Berlin amid refugee exodus and East German calls for Soviet help.

East Germany West Berlin Soviet Union Ivan S. Konev Germany Bolz Konev Walter Ulbricht Moscow

Molesworth Wills $90 000 To 5 Children

The late Carlton Molesworth left an estate exceeding $90 000 shared among five children led by Carlton Molesworth Jr. and Thomas E. Molesworth. Executorship was given to two sons, with the will dated November 15, 1954, and probated by the Orphans Court.

Carlton Molesworth Pittsburgh Pirates Orphans Court Molesworth Wilson Place Lander Carton Molesworth Jr Thomas E. Molesworth Eva Summers Airy Henry Krantz Watersville Ford Stickell Allentown Mr. Molesworth Jr J. Vernon Summers Arthur V. Myers Carlton L. Baumgardner Lula C. Smith George H. Smith Jr Madelyn Cramer. Smith Jr Edwin F. Nikirk Pauline Nikirk Smith Margaret M. Hayes Harry W. Davis Silvan P. Williams Hettye A. Hahn Charles E. Shankis Christine G. Curtis Wiliam E. Safley Shank Francis R. Mullen C.T.A Leo Robert Manahan Arby Roy Manahan Lantz Lillian M. Pryor Regina Beachley H. Reese Shoemaker

Capt Emerson Trial Adjourns to Next Week at Ft Meade

The court martial of Captain Arthur J. Emerson enters its fourth day at Fort Meade. No verdict anticipated before next week. Emerson faces charges of taking 40 trading hooks valued at 80 dollars from the Frederick Civil Air Patrol.

Arthur J. Emerson Ft. Meade Emerson Frederick

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