Mrs. Zigler Killed in Sweden Auto Wreck
Mrs Annie Arnold Zigler wife of Rev Robert Zigler Brethren Services head in Europe died in a Swedish automobile collision while en route to a World Council of Churches convention Rev Zigler was seriously injured They had been stationed in Geneva for ten years and visitors had expected to return home next month Survivors include a son Rev Robert Zigler Jr and a daughter Mrs John Glick The news came through the New Windsor World Service center and Elgin WV center while Zigler Jr was away in New York City at the time of the tragedy.
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Annie Arnold Zigler
Robert Zigler
Brethren Services Program
Europe
Sweden
Zigher
John Eberly
New Windsor Church World Service Organization
Zigler
World Council of Churches
Geneva
Switzerland
George Kreh
North Market Street
John Frederick Gurtler
Camber
Missiland
Annie Arnold
George Arnold
Gurtler
Kreb
Robert Zigler Jr
New Windsor World
Church Service Center
Zigler Jr
John Glick
Broadway
New Windsor Center
Elgin, WV
Robert Jr
New
York City
Termite scam warned by local Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce and City Police warned residents about a fake termite extermination outfit operating in the western city area. An elderly couple paid about 470 for two houses, but a daughter uncovered evasive answers, no proof of prior work, and no office location. The firm also claimed to fix chimneys and perform other odd jobs.
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Chamber of
Commerece
Joseph Rhoderick
Rhoderick
Eyler and Barberton Drivers Guilty in Local Court
Kenneth W. Eyler of West Seventh Street was found guilty of operating under the influence and reckless driving, fined 160 dollars plus costs after a collision on West Third Street near Klinehart's Alley. E. Austin James and Jackson B. Farr represented him. Trooper Henry Stafford filed the case. Barberton, Ohio resident was guilty of intoxication within city limits but received 30 days suspended due to no prior record after Sgt. H. L. Quinn found him "'passed out" in a driveway near North Carroll Street.
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Wasua Ua
Kenneth W. Eyler
West Seventh Street
Eyler
Henry Stafford
West Third Street
Klinehart
E. Austin James
Jackson B. Farr
Barberton
Soviet Scientists Sympathetic to US Moon Attempt
In Moscow at the 10th Congress of the International Astronomical Union, Soviet scientists praised the United States lunar effort. Anna Masevich and A. B. Severin voiced measured admiration, noting the launch as a major but initial achievement, while Soviet press offered no comment.
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Moscow -Af
Inernational Astronomical Union
Anna Masevich
A. B. Severin
Crimean Observatory
Ung
Sosiet
fragmentary quote from WEE WOMEN article fragment
Readable text shows a partial quote about inhibitions and a psychiatrist. missing context and full attribution. The item appears to be a damaged newspaper fragment mentioning a psychiatric element and a response or remark labeled as a direct quote.
Rev Fr Landrigan Dies At Cumberland
Father Lawrence P Landrigan 69 longtime pastor of St Marys Catholic Church Cumberland died after surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital He was born in Everett Mass ordained in Baltimore in 1915 began parish work in Frederick Archbishop Francis Keough to preside at a solemn pontifical mass Thursday at the church
Sentences Set In Magi strate Court In County Jail Terms
Multiple defendants were sentenced in Magi strate's court this morning. Mrs. Sara M. Flanders, widow of atomic scientist Dr. Donald A. Flanders, was killed in a Madison auro accident after leaving Chicago to visit the University of Wisconsin. Charles David Clark and James Robert Ryan Jr. faced fines and jail terms for loitering and operating without a license, while Carl Prentiss Davey received a suspended sentence for loitering in railroad yards. Surviving relatives are listed for Flanders.
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Sara M. Flanders
Donald A. Flanders
Madison
Wis
Flanders
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Navona
H. Reese
Lemont, II
Maker Jr
Charles David Clark
Martin
Murray
Chappaqua
Clark
Vassar
Russell Potts
Marlege
Het
Peter
Ood College
Stephen
Schoo
Harvard University
Carl Prentiss Davey
Keyser
Jane
Ziff
Ellen
Lindrop
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Alford
Eas
East Patrick Streets
Indiana University
Charles Cashour
Thetoman
Cashour
Davey
James Robert Ryan Jr
Hington
Robert Storer
Frederick
West Backs Resolution Before U N General Assembly
A Western backed resolution was laid before the United Nations General Assembly emergency meeting proposing Dag Hammarskjold take a Middle East peace mission. The plan aims to organize security in Lebanon and Jordan to permit withdrawal of U S and British forces, study Eisenhower proposals for a stand by peace force and regional economic foundation. Arab Asian opposition limited support. Soviet proposal urged immediate U S and British troop withdrawals. Engen sought broad sponsorship, while India’s Lall warned the draft may need revision.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
U.N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Dept
Hans Engen
Norway
United States
Hammarskield
Lebanon
Jordan
U.S
Eisenhower
Britain
Engen
Si Nation Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
U.N. ‘Observer Corps
Econ
U.A R
Mahmoud Fawzi
Arthur Lall
Lall
India
Usa.a
Fawzi
Many Bills Await Action Of Congress
Congress faces a crowded agenda as lawmakers seek adjournment for the fall campaigns. The House lists 35 bills for possible passage amid two party disputes, including a controversial labor control measure and a weakened housing bill. The Senate weighs civil liberties and antisubversive legislation and the nomination of W Wilson White to head the Civil Rights Division. Major foreign aid bills loom with the Senate eyeing about 3.5 billion dollars while the House has approved around 3.08 billion. An administration push aims to finish close to the Senate total before recess.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
W. Wilson White
Justice Department
N New
White
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Fleeing Patuxent Teammates Sought After Moon Rocket Failure
Cape Canaveral reports the first moon rocket exploded 77 seconds after liftoff. A second Air Force lunar probe was ordered and expected within a three day window.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Hurricane Cleo Sweeps Northward Across Atlantic
AP reports Hurricane Cleo moving north with winds near 193 mph. Storm eyes U S coast as radar shows decreasing intensity but expansion in size. Reports detail debris from a Thor missile explosion, naval recovery efforts, and evacuation advisories.
Mountaindale Grocery Break-In Leaves Unclear Loss
Thieves broke into a Mountaindale grocery Friday night by breaking a side window and prying open an interior door. Entry occurred between 9:30 p.m. and 7 a.m. Saturday. Police said cigarettes and other items may be missing, but the loss is undetermined. Jack Roland Lewis operated the store. Trooper Mauzy and investigators Clark and Stafford are on the case.
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Mountaindale
Carl R. Mauzy
Mauzy
Jack Roland Lewis
Th. L. C. Clark
Henry I. Stafford
House Faces Decision On Social Security Bill
The House must decide whether to accept Senate amendments to a Social Security bill boosting payments for about 12 million beneficiaries. If accepted and sent to the White House, Eisenhower may veto, while Senate actions lifted grants for four aid programs to 194 million.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
White House
Nasser Press Says Norse Plan Doomed
Cairo via AP Nasser controlled press says the Norwegian plan to ease Middle East tensions is doomed but Hammarskjold will visit Cairo soon. Al Ahram faults the UN resolution for not demanding immediate Western troop withdrawal. Feisal reports renewed Saudi-UAE relations. talks hint at possible federation. Beirut seals off central district after a truce collapse. 15 more unexploded bombs found.
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Cairo
Nasser Press
Middle East
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
I Hammarskjold
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
al Ahram
U.ar
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Feisal
Saudi Arabia
U.A
Iraq
Sudan
Libya
Uae
Ministry of Education
Beirut
Killed Near Brunswick In Virginia Car Crash
Fred Ball a 21 year old Belmont Park Virginia resident was killed instantly when his 1952 Mercury overturned twice after losing control on a curve near the Brunswick River bridge. Virginia State Police are investigating. Ball was thrown from the car and death was attributed to possible neck fracture and skull injuries.
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Fred Ball
Belmont Park
Brunswick Potoimac River
Ball
Biunswick
Virginia
Fred Ball Jr
Leesburg
Vernon B. Hockman
Six Lives Lost On Highways And In Water
The weekend in Maryland saw at least six deaths from highway and water accidents. Notable victims include three-year-old James L. Bownill who drowned near Chestertown, Specialist 3.C. William A. Calwonsen in the Severn River, Augustus S. Tweddie and spouse in a Cecil County auto crash, 65-year-old Harry F. Elliott in Chesapeake Bay, and Cyrl O Price drowned in Baltimore harbor. Clarence Stewart of St. Leonard died after a prior Dun kirk crash, while two Marylanders were fatally injured in Pennsylvania incidents involving Philip Marquardt and Leon Diverbliss. Authorities note uncertainty over some details and ongoing investigations continue.
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Maryland
James L. Bownis
Chester Rivers
Chestertown
James B. Bownill
William A. Calwonsen
Fi Meade
Severn River
Herald Harbor
Augustus 5
Tweddie
Wilmington
Del
Calvert
Cecil County
Harry F. Elliott
Chesapeake Bay
Anne Arundel County
Cyrl O Price
Baltimore Harbor
Clarence Stewart
St. Leonard
Calvert County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Stewart
Dunkirk
Flmistone
Frank
Ian
Michigan
Paul ‘Bank
U.S. 40
Adams
Uniontown
Marquardt
An jHerman
Washi Mystery
Hington
Three Men Fined For Striking Woman In Baltimore
In Baltimore three men were fined for assaulting a 61 year old woman found nearly nude on Ritchie highway near Glen Burnie. Ronald H. Brittingham and Thomas T. Green each paid 8 dollars. James T. Udes paid 25 dollars for the assault charge amid other charges dropped. Officers also reported hospital alerts for a stolen truck incident nearby and a separate fatal crash in Uniontown, Maryland.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore
Ritchie Highway
Glen Burnie
Lillian R. Weaver
Southwestern
Ronald H. Brittingham
Thomas T. Green
James T. Udes
Cleveland robbers surrender after police chase
Four men who robbed a restaurant and a bar in Cleveland were surrounded and subdued. They surrendered meekly after a pursuit that drew 25 police cars, and were shackled together with handcuffs. The gunmen were captured following the chase.
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Cleveland
California jail for three Maryland-Thurmont burglar trio
Three men aged 25 to 26 admitted a string of burglaries from the Sunshine Trail area in Maryland to California. Sorrells Willard and Lawless faced California sentences after Riverside County police nabbed them for a drive in theater burglary. Sorrells got three years probation and 60 days in custody. Willard 60 days. Lawless sent to state prison.
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Blue Ridge Surmit
Pennsylvania
Thuremont
California
Harry Barry Sorrells
Thurmont
Ronald Orville Willard
Algo
Frederick
L. B. Lawless
Dalton
Dave Gessaman
Tracey Corners
Poole
Sorrells
Lawless
Sunshine Trail
Gessaman’s
Poole’s
Sabillasville
Kierdorf Surrenders To Police
Herman Kierdorf former Team Sters official turned himself in at a Pontiac drive in restaurant night after two week search over his nephew Frank Kierdorf arson case. He denied involvement in the burns that killed Frank and expressed remorse about the investigation while surrendering under an agreed time. He was booked on a pistol silencer charge and said he never left Michigan during the manhunt.
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Pontiac
Mich
Herman Kierdorf
Team
Ster
Sters
Herman
Frank Kierdorf
Flint
Frank
Richard
George Taylor
Oakland County
Taylor
Frank Kierdort
Frederick C. Ziem
Oak and County
Michigan
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Atomic Scientist
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Patuxent
Cleo
Marge
Luce West
U. S
Atlantic
Cape
Navy Vanguard
Jessup
Patuxent. Institution
Miami
Stoneham
Mass
Andrew J. Tuney
Harold M. Boslow
Institut
Sco
Bermuda
Dr. Boslow
Citi
James C. Combs
William J. Starkey Jr
Potomac
Linthal
Pix Ruseia
Groton, Conn
Eld
Brunswick
The
Associated Press
Touson
Flintstone
Leon Diverbliss
Kierdorf
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