Chief and State Attorney to Discuss Fatal Shooting
Chief of Police Charles V. Main and State's Attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer planned talks today on action after the fatal shooting of Marshal William Island Allen Jr. The 22 year old East street resident was shot in the chest by Officer J. Frank Main after resisting arrest and wielding a knife. Allen died at Frederick Memorial Hospital about 7 40 p m following the incident in a backyard. police had fired two prior warning shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William Island Allen Jr
East Street
Allen
J. Frank Main
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kemp's Store Reopens With Modernized Four-Floor Plan
Kemp's Department store reopened its remodeled space under new owner Allen Routzahn with plans for a Wednesday noon ceremony. The four-floor expansion includes basement housewares, third floor children's wear and a new juvenile furniture department, a green stamp center, second-floor women's fashion, and mezzanine men's wear. New features include hidden shoe stock, self selection, open window displays, and a ladies lounge. Routzahn aims to blend modern merchandising with the Kemp family heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp's Department
Allen Routzahn
Rottzahn
Kemp's
Rautzahn
S and H Green Stamp Redemption Center
Routzahn
Kemps
Maples
Kemp
U S Scientist Dr George E Jay Jr to Attend International Meetings
Dr George E Jay Jr director of the Department of Laboratory Animals at Microbiological Associates is designated to represent the United States at three international science meetings in Prague. He will attend an UNESCO sponsored committee session and related symposia on laboratory animal diseases and germ free animals for medical research with participants from many nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Jay Jr
Department of Laboratory Animals
Microbiological Associates Inc
United States
Jay
Prague
Czechoslovakia
International Committee On Laboratory Animals
Unesco
United Nations
National Research Council
National Academy of Science
U.S. Public Health Service
Inlude
Institute of Animal Resources
Animal Care Panel
National Science Center
National Cancer Institute
Genetics Society of America
Gas Explosion at Carnival Hills injures, kills
An Odessa Washington carnival popcorn stand exploded Sunday when a liquefied gas tank detonated. Patricia Kelly 131 Seattle operator of the stand died. Robert Palmer 2 Odessa died en route to hospital. Margaret Palmer 26 and two other children in front of the stand were present. Several people suffered minor burns with Mrs Palmer Jeff Palmer 3 and Glen Dry 26 in critical condition. Billy Palmer 4 was in fairly good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa, Wash
Patricia Kelly
Seattle
Wash
Robert Palmer
Odessa
Margaret Palmer
Seven Dog Bite Cases and Runaway Teens Reported
Seven dog bite cases were investigated by county dog catcher Frank Stockman all involved dog owners none serious A cat bite affected Molly Sheppley Frederick Precautionary measures were taken Two Brunswick girls who ran away from home Sunday were caught by Trooper William L Newcomer on Bartholous Kemptown road and returned home An ambulance made a routine EMS call on West South Street at 10 am
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Frank Stockman
Molly Sheppley
Frederick
Stockman
Brunswick
Wiliam L. Newcomer
Bartholous-Kemptown
Newcomer
United Ambulance
West South Street
City Youth Charged After Slashing Incident Near Keeney Property
John William Klipp age 20 was arrested after a heated argument led to him slashing Charles Robert Keeney, 40, with a broken beer bottle. Keeney suffered a six inch stomach wound and arm slash, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. The attack occurred around 4:30 pm on Linganore road. Klipp fled into thick brush but was captured by Trooper Ronald C. Lewis hiding in weeds. Police and troopers conducted a large search of the Keeney property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y City
Singapore
John William Klipp
de Grange Street
Ronald C. Lewis
Quinn Road
Charles Robert Keeney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William L. Newcomer
Keeney
Linganore Road
Klipp
Newcomer
Lewis
Top Barnes
Tie. W. L. Guit
Weddle Elected President of Maryland-Delaware Moose
G Donald Weddle of this city was elected president of the Maryland-Delaware District of Columbia Moose Association at a Salisbury convention. The one year term follows years as vice president and prior leadership roles. The 41 lodges with 25 000 members in the three-state area attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Donald Weddle
Moose Association
Salisbury
Weddle
The
Moose
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Weddie
Summit on Berlin Demanded by West Germany
West German Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brentano said Western Powers will seek a conference with the Soviet Union on the Berlin crisis in the coming days. He urged foreign minister level talks to clarify both sides positions before a catastrophe develops.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Heinrich von Brentano
Brentano
Five Youths Nabbed After Beer Theft
State Police arrested five youths after they allegedly stole a case of beer from Schley Inn in Braddock Heights between 1:15 and 1:30 am. Names and ages of four older suspects are given. a 16 year old juvenile will be handled by juvenile authorities. Police traced the car description and license, leading to arrests on Willow Avenue with Sgt. Koontz assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Joseph Anthony Baer Jr
East Patrick Street
Charles W. Miller
Sjamsville
Thomas Boner
Middletown
Charles Henry Gartner
Madison Street
Robert L. McAfee
Richard W. Poffenberger
Willow Avenue
Slifer
McAfee
Hermann Fischer
Walker Grose
Route 40 West
Gail Russell Dies at 36 With Vodka Bottle Nearby
Hollywood AP report states actress Gail Russell died in West Los Angeles at 36 with an empty vodka bottle by her side. Neighbors found her on the floor of her four room apartment. police cited natural causes, noting past liver illness and multiple alcohol arrests in the 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gail Russell
Los Angeles
Miss Russell
Santa Monica
Paramount
Sears
Guy Madison
Moore banquet honors lodges at association convention
Following the banquet numerous trophies were awarded to various lodges of the association for progress in membership conservation civic affairs and sports activities. George W Aten State Director of Baltimore oversaw the convention program. The next convention is set for Baltimore in February 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Association
George W. Aten
Baltimore
Wave Of Arrests In Katanga
U N and Belgian, French, and British officers were rounded up as Elisabethville faced a siege like operation. Armored cars patrolled streets and the airport was seized to ensure reinforcements arrive. The move targeted foreign officers in Katanga's army as Premier Adoula seeks to remove foreign influence from the copper province. Gerald Munongo was placed under house arrest as Tshombe remained calm and toured parts of the city. Orders halted most outside communications while the UN asserted the action disarmed no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.N
Elisabethvile
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
Adoula
United Nations
Singappa Raja
Godefrots Munongo
Tshombe
Munongo
Inspect School Buses in Frederick County
Inspection of Frederick County public school buses starts Tuesday under Paul Hoffmaster, with principal sites in the city and county towns through Wednesday. About 140 vehicles will be checked for steering, tires, lights, doors, exhaust, seats, fire safety, and more, with supplies and schedules provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck County
Paul (. Hoffmaster
Board of Education
Kaufman's
Frederick Motor Warehouse
Middletown
Johnon
Liberty
Browne
Walkersville
Beldine
Thurmont
East End
Emmitsburg
Hoffmaster
Mr. Hoffimaster
Department of Motor Vehicles
Insurance Company
Hofimaster
Brazil Faces Crisis as Goulart Contemplates Presidency
Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia brace for upheaval after President Quadros resigns. Gen Denys leads military opposition to Goulart's succession while labor unions in Rio and Sao Paulo stage strikes in support. Censorship tightens as authorities detain officers and officials amid volatile talks on constitutional succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Gdytio Denys
Joao Goulart
Quadros
Goulart
Red China
Paris
Sao Paulo
Guard Units A and B Face Full Strength Push
Company A led by Capt Crum Jr and Company B under Capt Kenneth May must reach about 20 men each to be at full strength for any national emergency. After two weeks at Camp A. P. Hill Virginia the guards report new enlistment age limits 17 to 20 and a one year extension of original enlistments. Crum and May highlighted WW2 service and recent camp achievements. They urged enlistment through armory contacts and noted strong rifle team performances.
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National Guard
Paul Crum Jr
Kenneth May
Camp A. P. Hill
Virginia
Crum
May
Guard
Draft Board
L. Despeaux
West Second
Bentz
Usth Infantry
Auto Workers authorize strike at Fisher Body plant
Local 239 of the United Auto Workers at the Fisher Body Co Chevrolet plant in Baltimore voted 1051 to 5 to empower national officers to call a strike if needed against General Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Auto Workers
Chevrolet Assembly
Fisher Body Co
General Motors
One Driver Convicted Two Acquitted In Magistrate Court
Magistrate court heard motor vehicle cases this morning resulting in one conviction and two acquittals. Edward L. Jackson of Baltimore pled guilty to failing to drive right of center after a May 1 crash near Myersville and paid fines. Kenneth J. Brunner of Middletown and Dennis W. Packal of Baltimore were acquitted or had lesser charges dismissed after disputes over reckless driving and stopping on the highway. Garrett L. Chandler of Baltimore was convicted of unsafe lane change and fined, with a separate suspended fine for an appeal issue.
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Edward L. Jackson
Baltimore
Robert H. McClear
U.S. 40
Myersville
Jackson
Kenneth J. Brunner
RFD 1
Middletown
Dennis W. Packal
Brunner
McClear
Edwin F. Nikirk
Byron Thompson
Packal
Top E. Barnes
Kemptown
James McSherry
Morehan
Garrett L. Chandler
Chandler
Barnes
Dave
Indiana
Thompson
Baltmore
Baltimore City
Department of Motor Vehicles
Algerian rebel leadership reshuffled in Tripoli
The CNRA named Ben Youssef Ben Khedda as premier replacing Ferhat Abbas as part of a tougher stance against France while still aiming for a negotiated end. Saad Dahleb became foreign minister as Algeria's leadership travels to Cairo and Belgrade for regional group meetings.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Algeria
Premer Ferhat Abbas
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Abbas
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Tripoli
Libya
National Liberation Army
Sahara
Otlrich
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Saad Dahleb
France
Ben -Khedda
Cairo
Casablanca
Belgrade
Communist Party
British Press Angered By Macmillan Berlin Remarks
Britain’s newspapers reacted to Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's comments at Glen Eagles about Berlin. He dismissed the crisis as inflated by the press, while affirming East-West talks must occur in the right atmosphere and at the right time. Editors criticized his stance, with Daily Express questions and Daily Mirror noting a shift after the press conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Macmillan
East Berlin
Lord Home
Germany
Gleneagles
Daily Express
Mr. Macmillan
Daily Mirror
Mirror
Market Advances As Stocks Rise In Moderate Trade
Key stocks including steels aircraft and some chemicals led an early afternoon market gain in moderate trading. Investors shifted to gain on steel and aerospace shares amid cautious sentiment from New York trading desks.
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New York
API
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Darling
U.S
Carnival Hills
City Youth
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Army
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Ott
Lott
Mate
Denys
Cuba
Moscow
Brasilia
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