Jurors Drawn for September Circuit Court Term
Jurors were selected today for the September term of Circuit Court presided by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer with J Robert Edwards drawing names. The list includes residents from multiple districts such as Frederick Buckeystown Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana Liberty New Market and more with names like Louise Strine Harriet Bruchey Kermit Glass Miriam Bowers and James Grossnickle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
J. Robert Edwards
Frederick
Frank A. Castle
Louise J. Strine
Dorothy G. Higinbotham
August T. Brust
Harriet M. Bruchey
E. Eugene Thomas
Ernest C. Webb
John F. Stephens Jr
Kathryn C. McKenzie
Buckeystown
Matthew R. Kerrigan
James W. Titus
Middletown
Anna A. Clark
Howard A. Gross
Creagerstown
Robert L. Dubel
Edgar M. Long
Emmitsburg
Kermit G. Glass
Francis S. Arnold
Catochin
Quenton Grossnickle
Dorothea E. Easterday
Urbana
Henry E. Ambush
John W. Lee
Liberty
Louis V. Myers Sr
Christine V.hemp
New Market
Chase €. Gove Jr
John C. Derr
Hauvers
Glenn BE. Fox
Woodsboro
Miriam C. Bowers
Ralph G. Flanagan
Petersville
Vernon C. Carey
Mr. Pleasant
Robert R
Burkittsville
Noah W. Burtner
Ballenger
Evelyn Wiles
Braddock
Doris N. Alhan
Brunswick
O. R. Dubel
Ethel M. Fleetwood
Walkersville
Garroll WA
Grossnickle
Moon Eclipse Visible Over Maryland Tonight
Maryland residents may observe a lunar eclipse tonight if weather permits. The Maryland Academy of Science says the event starts at 9 36 p m and ends at 2 41 a m with peak darkness around 12 08 a m reaching about 99 2 percent. The Weather Bureau warns cloudy skies are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Academy of Science
Weather Bureau
Hospital Undertakes Long Range Community Health Survey
Frederick Memorial Hospital begins a two decade community needs survey directed by James A. Hamilton Associates to plan building programs, space use, and future expansions. A final report with recommendations will go to the hospital board in about 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James A. Hamilton
Youngdahl
John Sweetland
Hamilton Associates
University of Minnesota
Jerome Biefer
He Alo
University of the
Fred McNamara
Washington
Blood appeal for 13 month old boy Brett Winpigler
The 13 month old son of Mrs. Vicki Stinnett at 134 East Fifth Street requires Type B positive blood for open heart surgery planned for late September at University Hospital Baltimore. Donation offers should call Mrs. Stinnett before 5 p.m. or Mrs. Eyler after 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Winpigler
Vicki Stinnett
East Fifth Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Stinnett
Monument
Gertrude Eyler
Wee Women and Officer Misses Garbage Duty
A fragment notes a passerby chiding an officer as a woman joke unfolds about someone failing to take out the garbage yesterday. The tone hints at a humorous local item or row in a street column.
Peace Corps Bill Passed by Senate for 40 Million
The Senate approved Kennedy’s Overseas Peace Corps bill authorizing 40 million dollars for the first year to deploy about 2,700 volunteers abroad or in training by next June 30. Senator Hickenlooper withdrew a 30 million amendment after earlier 59 to 32 defeat of a 25 million cut, stating mixed emotions about the program’s scope. Senator Humphrey forecast passage and urged careful expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Senate
House
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Two Auto Cases Heard By New Magistrate
Magistrate Richard Burgee handled cases including reckless driving and drunken driving. Doris A Ausherman of Roustmont Avenue was acquitted of reckless driving after a crash on U S 15 north of Frederick. A 76 year old man in a safe driving club was convicted of failing to yield. John W McKenney admitted fault in a West Second Street collision and paid a fine. Claude H Gardner and John H Adams were convicted of being drunk in the city with Gardner jailed 60 days or $50, Adams given a $30 suspended fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burgee
Doris A. Ausherman
Roosemont, Avenue
U.S. 15
Frederick
Ausherman
N. F. Bechtel
Samuel Barrick
RFD 4
John B. Wheeldon
West Second Street
Upper College Terrace
McKenney
Claude H. Gardner
Frederick County
John H. Adams
Emmitsburg
Denver J. "Shook
Shook
Gardner
East Second Street
Adams
North Market Street
Five Day Forecast and Moscow Hijacker Verdict
The forecast notes temperatures several degrees above normal with warm humid air and daily showers. In Moscow a Soviet court sentenced a trick driver to death by shooting for hijacking furs and textiles from a state enterprise per Tass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Moscow
Tass
Woman Killed and Jockey Injured in U.S. 40 Crash
A Delaware woman, Virginia H. Davidson, 40, of Bear, was killed when a car ran off U.S. 40 near North East, Maryland. Jockey Sidney M. Malloy, 25, of Huntington, North Carolina, was critically injured and hospitalized with a fractured skull after being thrown through the windshield. The couple, en route from Charles Town race track in West Virginia, were traveling east on U.S. 40 when the vehicle lost control. Malloy was reportedly asleep at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
New York
U.S. 40
Here
Virginia H. Davidson
Bear, del
Sidney M. Malloy
Malloy
Carlow St
Huntington
N. C
Union Hospital
Elkton
R. C. Efford
Charles Town
W. Va
Efford
Woman Sues Over Parked Car Injury for 35000
Mrs Ruth S Janssen and her husband Werner Janssen sue Manuel Barbito in Circuit Court for 35000 in damages. They allege a 1952 Chevrolet parked at the Schmitt residence caused a chrome strip to pierce Mrs Janssen thigh, leaving permanent injuries and loss of services. The suit, filed by Ronald F McDonald Jr and John Idmir, cites August 18 1958 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htband
Ruth S. Janssen
Pinewood Drive
Werner A. Janssen
Liste
Manuel Barrito
Taney Avenue
Janssens
Janssen
Barbito
Richard Schmitt
Schmitt
Stormy weather brings quarter inch rain to Frederick County
An early morning thunderstorm dumped about .29 inch at the Frederick airport weather station with heavier amounts elsewhere. Rain is expected to continue for several days and could push monthly totals toward the 4.93 inch normal if a heavier storm arrives. Temperatures rose to about 85 degrees in the afternoon. River levels remained low and cloudy at Buckeystown on the Monocacy and were at their yearly low near Point of Rocks on the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Desperate Escape Told By Berlin Doctor
An East Berlin doctor, his wife, and child flee to West Berlin after the border closes. On the night of August 11 they decide to risk the crossing, racing past police and tanks to reach safety at the Brandenburg Gate, then find work and begin anew in Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichstrasse
Ernst Lehnhardt
AP Berlin
Karlsihorst
East Berlin
Charite Hospital
East Germany
East
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
People's Police
Bis
Hamburg
Doctor Slain At Home Porter Held In Garden City
Theodore Roosevelt Stovall 28 a department store porter is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Dr Paul Behrendt 65 and injury to his wife Dr Frances Behrendt 55 in their Nassau County home. Stovall was arrested after being found near the scene denied involvement and said to be seeking money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
N.Y
API
Long Island
Theodore Roosevelt Stovall
Paul Behrendt
Frances Behrendt
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Stovall
Behrendt
New York City
Shirley Stovall
Philadelphia
Teddy Bear
Brooklyn
Queens
New York
West Berlin flight routes to continue despite Soviet note
U S authorities affirmed that civilian airliners will keep flying into West Berlin despite a Soviet note. The White House statement, approved by Kennedy and Rusk, rejected charges of airlifting spies and warned Moscow that any interference with Allied air corridors would be an aggressive act. Three Western flights currently service the three 10 mile corridors linking West Berlin with West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Kremlin
White House
Moscow
Germany
East Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
United States
Car Overturns South of Lewistown After Wet Road
A vehicle driven by Ernest Webster Weedon of Frederick overturned on Route 15 south of Lewistown after leaving the road while passing another car. Weedon was not injured. police charged him with speeding for conditions as the wet road contributed to the crash. Time of the accident was about 7:40 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 40
Bowers Road
Carlton E. Winters
East Third Street
Kohn C. Kopczak
Chicago
Th. R. E. Alderton
Lewistown
Ernest Webster Weedon
RFD 2
Frederick
Weedon
N. F. Bechtel
Berlin Border Tensions Rise Amid Shootings and Armament
Tension escalates on the Berlin border as Communist guards fire warning shots at West Berlin crowds near Frohnau. U.S. Army garrison in Berlin deploys six 105mm howitzers and tanks, with 6,500 troops on alert, while East German police fatally shoot a refugee and saboteurs disrupt rail and elevated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.S. Army
McNair Barracks
John L. Sanders
Amarillo
Tex
West Berlin
East Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Frederick O. Hartel
U.S
Reichstag
Brandenburg Gate
West End
West Germany
Local men drafted listed from Board No 46
Inducted from Local Board No 46 were Donald L. Green RFD 2 Myersville Richard E Palmer West Second Street formerly of RED 1 Myersville John H Hooper RFD 7 Frederick Melvin L Cook RFD 1 Monrovia formerly of New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Donald L. Green
RFD
Myersville
Richard E. Palmer
West Second Street
RED 1
John H. Hooper
Frederick
Melvin L. Cook
Monrovia
New Markt
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Reds
Cpl
Charles W. Bare
Rachive
Youngdah
Newburgh
Air Force
William M. Banks
Texas
U. S
Ronald F. McDonald Jr
John Idmir
Earlief
G.i.s
E. Berlin
Porter
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