Two Sentences In State Court Cut Short
Court records show TAO HEE T I TC and others receiving prison terms in Circuit Court. One man earned eighteen months while another was sentenced to three years for larceny and related offenses. A separate defendant faced an eighteen month term in the House of Correction after pre sentence investigations.
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TAO Heet I TC
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnaufter
Willum Ob. Chaney
Ale P. Greke
Jancytown
Emmitsburg
Ureng
Chaney
Leslie W. Fox
Ater Chaney
Green Farm
Hagerstown
Woodsboro
Sehnauffer
Carcechion
Jarceny
Gregg
Chane
Daniel He Hierts
Micgile Ailey
House of Correction
Melvin R. Tejes
Hares
Rose of Correction
Jarveny
Olen
Melvin Mo Lsles
All Saints Street
Witnness
Man Dietz
Ellis Carty
Sehnaaver
Senteneu
Cis
Freight Cars Derail in Maryland Fire Near Tracks
A train plunged from its tracks a few miles east of Baltimore early today. Thirty-six freight cars left the rails and several caught fire. Three workers from local companies assisting the blaze suffered minor injuries. A railroad spokesman blamed a bad wheel on a tremont car for the derailment and said several cars derailed but did not ignite.
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Baltimore Po
Baltimore
Here
Minister's Wife Dies in Sabillasville Community
Mrs Lacy Higbee Corl 47 wife of the Sabillasville Evangelical and Reformed charge and a public schools teacher died suddenly at her home of a coronary occlusion. Born in Emmitsburg she taught from age 18 and served in Thurmont Sabillasville and Jefferson schools. Funeral at St John’s Sabillasville with interment at Pine Hill. Also notes Francis N Bushman married 4th wife Iva Richardson in Las Vegas at age 73.
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Sabillasville
Mr. Corl
Corl
Jefferson
Jefferson Evangelial and Reformed Church
Unt
Mr. Wools
We Army
Fats
Carl
Thurmont
Sabilasville
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Chor
Womons Guild
St. Jacob’s
St. Jacob’s Evangelical and Reformed Church of the Chalpe
Sanaiving
Tree
Chet
Brougnton
Lewis Higheo Corl
Mary Elizabeth Corl
Emmitsburg
Duntan Moore
Greencastle
Harold Hoke
Gustav Wildegane
Las Vegas
Nev
N. Bushman
Iike
Rushmian
Iva Richardso
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Begin Work On By-Pass At Thurmont
The State Roads Commission ordered work to begin on the Thurmont by-pass including a 275 foot steel bridge carrying relocated U.S. 15 over Maryland Route 77 and Hunting Creek. The Grove Lime Company of Frederick won the $237,000 contract after twelve bids. the by-pass will ease traffic through Thurmont and connect Washington to Gettysburg with fewer grade crossings.
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Thurmont
State Roads Commission
Grove Lime Company of
Frederick
The
Roads Commission
Grove Company
U.S. 15
Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Washington National Pike
Great Granddaughter of John Brown Dies in California
Mrs. Frances Swane, 72, retired Campbell schoolteacher and great granddaughter of abolitionist John Brown, died last night in Campbell, California. The Brown family had sought refuge in nearby Saratoga after Brown was hanged in 1833 following his raid on the Harpers Ferry armory. Her grandmother, Ellen Fablinger of Saratoga, was the 12th child born in the Brown family.
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Campbell
Calif
Frances Swane
John Brown
U.S. Arsenal
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Saratoga
Brown
Stane
Ellen Fablinger
Nations Meet On Suez Canal Mediation and Control
London hosts a 22 nation conference with the Western Big Three pressing for international agency control of the Suez Canal linked to the United Nations. Egypt’s Nasser shows a softened stance while debate centers on whether Egypt can operate the canal under international supervision or if a global body should govern it.
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Suez Canal
Beard
Egypt
United Nations
Nasser
Lancaster House
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Middle East
Anthony Eden
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Paris
Ane International
France
United States
Russia
India
Daily Mail
Ceyton
Indonesia
U.S
Dulles
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tak
Wectern
Thea
OS Nation Conference
Greece
Dmidr Ali Sabry
Dimitri Shepilov
Bik
Shepilov
Sesierdas Dulles
Frank Butothe
Bevot
Tate
Great Frederick Fair Plans Unveiled for Oct Dates
The Great Frederick Fair announces October 2 to 5 as dates under President Harry C. Dorcus. Clyde W. Smith heads the race committee for on-site horse events while Joe Press's Broadway Shows and G A C Hamid Inc supply midway attractions and grandstand entertainment. New sections, a cow barn, and a redesigned surface area are under construction. Special School Children’s Day is October 5 with 10 cent rides and free admission tickets for county students.
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Frederick
Fisir
Harry C. Dorcus
Clyde W. Smith
Joe Press
G.A.C
Hamid, Inc
Rudynoff
Aerial Chapmans
T. V
Jack Kochman
Akijor
Ney Hog
John Best Jr
Pew
Frank N. Stauffer
John L. Shaw
Fairgrounds
Prell
Frederick County
Harry Doves
Glenn Traut
A. Irvin Renn
Emmons Sanner
Clyde Wo Smith
John Shaw
John
Betsy Dims As Large Atlantic Storm Looms Near Florida
A fast moving hurricane Betsy threatened the North Atlantic coast near Jacksonville Florida as reconnaissance planes spotted the disturbance and weather officials warned shipping interests and coastal residents to monitor its northeast path. Winds near 12 miles per hour signal danger and the storm’s size and squalls extended across a wide area. The market opened with a mixed pattern as broader factors influenced trading.
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Miame
Fla
Hei
North Atlantic
Couse
Jacksonville
Recon
Lattitude
Longshide
Buresti
Im An .Advisors
Ata A.m
Betss
Florida
Kennedy to Nominate Stevenson at Chicago
Adlai Stevenson announced he asked Sen John Kennedy of Massachusetts to place his name before the Democratic National Convention for the presidential nomination. Roger Tubby said the move has no VP implications. Stevenson admires Kennedy, and Blair began reaching Kennedy to secure the nominating speech.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Roger Tubby
Stevenson
Len Kennedy
Tubby
Wiliam Blair
Irving Abottom
CDT
Kennedy
Spotlight Turns To Stevenson Nomination Fight
Amid Democratic convention drama in Chicago a wide field of contenders is seen as the likely vice presidential contest. Adlai E. Stevenson, 1952 loser to Eisenhower, nears unanimous nomination while Averell Harriman fights on with backing from his campaign manager and allies. First ballot totals show Stevenson with 675 votes, Harriman 272, others 257 and uncommitted 207, hinting at a three man race for VP as party factions press for civil rights planks and unified front.
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Fo Democrats
CNN Rights Today
Bolready
Adlai EH
Stevenson
Fisenhower
Ap Paca
Averell Harriman
New York
Frank E. McKinney
McKinney
Harriman
Lloyd Benefield
Charles van Devender
Harriign
Carmine Desapio
Hartiman
United Mmne
Associated Press
Stevensoy
Fates Kefauver
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Rubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Truman
Thurrinian Barker
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Hyo Han
Nos
Memnir
Ikotine Anpeene
Setane Thaman
Mit
Vrunian
Ain
Platforn Committee
1956 Convention Echoes Loudly in a Quiet Hall
The fifth session of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago unfolded amid noise as delegates cheered and clashed over the platform. President Truman appeared to lend support to the platform, while Rayburn conducted a roll call and narrowly rejected the minority report, signaling a rallying path toward nominating candidates for president and vice president.
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Chicago
Atay
Jan S. Hogendorn
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Douglas
Iinois
Lehman
New York
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Willams
Michigan
Dour
Sam Rayburn
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Bobione
Eisen
Bewan
Nashua
Setionad
McCormack
Rayburn
Avor
Minority Report
Foor
Ny Times
Whiir
Hay Fever Season Here In Autumn Allergies
Hay fever sufferers face seasonal irritants as ragweed plants mature around August and cause sneezing and itching. Experts advise landowners to remove weeds to curb pollen spread, while dust remains a common trigger. Arnold Danae, publisher of The Cam badge Banner, underwent surgery yesterday in Baltimore.
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Forbes Hy Burgess
Burgers
Baltimore
Arnold Danae
the Cambadge Banner
Stevenson Gains In AP Count As Delegates Shift
The Associated Press tally shows Adlai Stevenson at 690 votes, 32 more than the 686 needed for a quick nomination, with North Carolina delegations recount boosting Stevenson by 6 and Kansas moving under unit rule. Clement withdraws as a favorite son. Maryland and Pennsylvania shift votes to Stevenson, aided by New Jersey and Arkansas alignments.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
North Carolina
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Kansas
Vice-Admiral Lynde McCormick Dies After Heart Attack
Vice-Admiral Lynde D. McCormick, 61, president of the Naval War College, died after a heart attack at the Naval Hospital. A renowned Navy leader, he served as supreme Allied commander of the Atlantic from 1951, commanded Atlantic Fleet units, and earned the Legion of Merit with two gold stars. He leaves a widow, Lynder, and two sons, with a long line of service from Annapolis through World Wars I and II.
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Lynde D. McCormick
Naval War College Sales
Idaas
Naval Hospital
Navy
Adm
McCormick
The
Atlantic
War College
Atlantic Fleet
Legion of Men
Song
Lynder
J. Jett
Okinawa
Aids
Montrose Grom
Australia
Adm McCormick
Annapolis
MetCernck
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Gereman
North Sea
Naval Academy
Pecite
Nimitz
Midway
Coral Sea
Guadalcanal
South Dakota
Pacific
Frew
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Tho Mae
Sameran
Hank Rastern
Clarence Cannon
Rule
Herbert J. Lehman
G. Mennen Williams
Robert Short
Neers
Georgia
Adlai
Clement
Frank J. Clement
Callidate
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Arkansas
Naval War College
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