Jurors drawn for September term in Frederick County Circuit Court
The September term jurors were drawn in the Circuit Court room by Chief Judge Schneutter. Nine jurors from Frederick and others from nearby districts were selected for the grand and petit juries to be chosen September 9. Listed jurors include Frederick residents Rev. Paul Alt, Edward Kefauver, Walter Clem, Oscar Keyser, Frank Dorsey, George Myers, Ada Roberts, Odette Bergis and Alvey Young, with multiple names from Buckeystown, Creagerstown, Emmitsburg, Urbana, Liberty, Woodsboro, Peteraville, Mt. Pleasant, Antrintn, Johnaville, noonville, Lewistown, Tuscarora, Burkittsville, Ballenger, Braddock, Brunswick, and Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schneutter
Ellis C. Wachter
Robert §. Rothenhoefer
Pany Will Pearg
Frederick
Paul L. Althouse
Edward W. Kefauver
Walter G. Clem
Oscar W. Keyser
Frank K. Dorsey
George W. Myers
Ada Roberts
Odette Berdgis
Alvey D. Young
Buckeystown
Dorothy G. Lockwood
Verna B. Boteler
Katherine G. Solt
Grace B. Holter
Emma I. LeGore
Motorist Acquitted of Drunken Driving
Magistrate Stanley Y Bennet acquitted Robert E Martin of Hagerstown on a drunken driving charge after the court ruled out breathalyzer evidence. The state presented breathalyzer test results, and Martin was arrested near the U S 340 exit after his car ran off the road shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Y. Bennet
Robert E. Martin
Hagerstown
Stain
Th. Neil W. Alexander
Martin
U.S. A0
U.S. 340
Montgomery Fair Names 4-H Queen Amid Record Attendance
Miss Nora Lee Williams of Bethesda was chosen fair queen from nine finalists at the Montgomery County Fair. The event drew thousands with attendance estimates reaching 20,000 to 25,000 as cattle judging, hogs, sheep and steers showed strong entries and a new garden display housed in a two story brick building.
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Beth County
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Fair Association
Aithersburg
Nora Lee Williams
Walter Williams
Bethesda
Miss Williams
L. A. Biggs
Williams
Holter Recommended As Rural Carrier
Oscar Holter Jr of Linden Boulevard Middletown was recommended for the rural mail carrier post by the Middletown District Democratic Central Committee at Grange Hall. He has served as temporary rural carrier for two years and won the two votes cast. The recommendation will go to the Democratic State Central Committee and then to Congressman at Large Carlton R. Sickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Holter Jr
Linden Boulevard
Middletown
Democratic Central Committee
Grange Hall
Holter
Manville E. Coblentz
Democratic State Central Committee
Carlton R. Sickles
Two-Truck Crash Causes Damages in City
A Monday afternoon crash on East South Street near Franklin Street caused extensive damage. Leroy Dinterman of Rocky Ridge, driving a 1960 Ford tanker for Farmers Co operative Association, was charged with failing to reduce speed. Kenneth Whipp of Frederick, in a 1986 Chevrolet truck, was rear-ended after stopping for a light. No injuries reported. police noted minor damage to Whipp’s vehicle.
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Franklin Street
Leroy Richard Dinterman
Rocky Ridge
Farmers Cooperative Association
Kenneth M. Whipp
RFD
Frederick
Whipp
Dinterman
Brandywine. Md
Brandywine
Calvin Phillips
Purse snatcher sentenced in Maryland case
A Frederick man named Summers was found guilty of petty larceny after snatching a woman's pocketbook on West Third Street. He received one year in the Maryland House of Correction and a $100 fine. Detectives identified Summers, who fled with $33 and a wallet recovered, while other items were missing. Additional cases include James E. Hawkins held for grand jury on a false pretense charge and several men fined for petty larceny following arrests in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Airy Summers
West All Saints Street
Mary Rippeon
West Third Street
Ellis G. Carty
Norris C. Shane
Tramsville
Hawkins
Shane
Cpl
William Davis
Robert L. Walters Jr
East Fifth Street
Jerry Tobery
Walters
Tobery
Paul DeGrange
Troier
Robert Levn
Howard C. Layton
Layton
Charles K. Cashour
Heaviest Rain Of Season Dampens Frederick City
The heaviest rainfall of the summer drenched Frederick City and County with 1.13 inches at the airport station. Lightning and thunder caused minor outages and the Baker Park Pool closed until Saturday to repair a damaged circulating pump. Power losses affected about 50 homes, with full service restored by 1 a.m. The rain boosted late corn and alfalfa prospects, while reservoir levels rose uncertainty remains. Temperatures ranged from a 99 degree high to 51 at dawn, with more warm, sunny days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Baker Park
Robert A. Whitesford
Whiteford
Middletown
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Beallsville
Johnsville
Potomac Edison Company
WFMD
County Agricultural
Stanae Setee Teale Asana
J. O'Neil Jenkins
Fishing Creek
Harold Weddle
Weather Bureau
Israel seeks UN Security Council meet over Syria aggression
Israel announced it would request an immediate U N Security Council session to discuss what it calls Syrian aggression. A two hour cabinet meeting followed an army report that two teenage Tikweekers were killed by Sup ew forces in northern Galilee on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Israel
Security Council
North Sea
Deaf-Mute Minister Interpreted Sign for Month
A deaf mute minister served as interpreter, signaling a plan to take the deaf mute into new role or activity this month.
County adopts voluntary hospital plan for employees
County Commissioners preliminarily approve a group hospitalization plan for all employees in the Court House Winchester Hall and other facilities. The plan costs about 5000 dollars annually with the county and employees sharing costs. Excludes board employees already covered. requires at least 75 percent participation. Blue Cross Blue Shield option discussed for up to 70 days of hospitalization. County Accountant Donald C. Linton notes widespread employee demand for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester Hall
Donald C.linton
Governors Adopt Rule Of Unanimity At Southern Conference
Southern governors approved a unanimity rule to bar anti civil rights resolutions without full agreement. Governor Wallace unexpectedly supported the change joining eleven votes. the rule requires unanimous consent for any measure. The move was urged by Governor Donald Russell and prompted by Wallace's potential civil rights opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orval B. Faubus
Arkansas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Efbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Georgia
John B. Connally
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Caroina
Grove to Start for Babe Ruth World Series Game
Benny Grove, Frederick's 13 year old right hander, was named starter for the opening Babe Ruth World Series game against Puente Rice in Farming ton New Mexico. Manager Harry Wolfe announced the selection in a phone call from the New Mexico city. Puente Rice, New England regional champion, is a co favorite in the tournament alongside Tulsa Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Grove
Frederick
Puerte Rice
Farmington
New Mexico
Harry Wolfe
New Mexice
Frerte Rice
New England
Tulsa
Okls
Wolfe
Miners Trapped 400 Feet Below As Drilling Continues
Rescue teams in Hazleton Pa. drill toward three miners trapped 400 feet underground since Tuesday. One trapped man David Fellin 58 talks briefly with his wife through surface communications. Another miner Louis Bova 42 remains separated by debris. efforts to establish contact continue as drills deepen and a wide escape shaft is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Bova
Pattersonville
Motdas
Fellin
Henry Throne
Jaime
Hora
H.B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
David Felling
Sheppton
Charmburry
Moderate trading on New York stocks lifts early market
Moderately active trading paced an improving New York market as stocks moved higher early this afternoon. Oils and drugs showed gains while other sectors contributed to the overall upward drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ap! — Motors
Libel Suit Against Post Wins For Wally Butts
Federal court awards Wally Butts 3.06 million in libel suit against Saturday Evening Post over a March 23 story alleging he fixed a football game. Jury found for Butts on general and punitive damages totaling 3 million in addition to 60 thousand in general damages. The verdict followed about eight hours of deliberation and emotional relief for Butts and his daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Post
University of Georgia
Frank Graham Jr
U.S
Lewis R. Morgan
Morgan
Curtis Publishing Co
Butts
The
Alabama
Paul Bear Bryant
Bryant
Frank Scohy
Chicagy
Ousiivssiidll
Yale Jbler
C.C. Aderhold
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Petit
Lewistown
Paul H. Baer
Tuscarora
Harold M. Free
Kathleen Beard
Burkittsville
Clay C. Jenkins
Ballenger
P. Ray Wisner
Braddock
James H. Baker
Lewis N. Fulmer
Brunswick
Alice V. Kehne
Robert T. Foster
Rurssell E. Eyler
Montgomery Fair
Saints Street
Hagelinn Pa
Grove
Babe Ruth
Rockville
U. S. 240
Gaithersburg
Shige
Steen
Tae Pu
William Allen
Jefferson
Maryland
fate—Poteten
Willem Allen Jr
Preene Brunswick Rar
Mount Saint Mary's College
Hugh J. Ementaterg
Eyiet
Fredrra
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