Informal Statement Is Filed In Condemnation Case
A memorandum filed in Circuit Court by Chief Jude Patrick M Schnauffer concerns the Frederick County Board of Education seeking 22 0751 acres from Hamilton Homes Inc for enlarging playgrounds at Frederick High School The defendant argues the land would push board holdings over the 30 acre limit under Maryland law The board asserts the two schools are separate and that current land allocations do not violate the limit The court granted the board’s motion to strike parts of Hamilton Homes answer which detailed prior transactions Robert E Clapp Jr represents the board James McSherry and Benjamin B Rosenstock appear for Hamilton Homes
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Frederick County Board of Education
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Frederick High School
P Hamilton Homes
County Board of Education
J. Frederick
Whigh School
T Frederick High School
Board of Education
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Beleis
Hamilton Homes
Robert E. Clapp Jr
James McSherry
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Quigley May Seek Seat Held by Stauffer
Former Pennsylvania representative James N. Quigley said he probably will seek to regain the House seat last won by S Walter Stauffer. He noted uncertainty amid circulating rumors during a vacation. Quigley had previously defeated Stauffer for a term amid Eisenhower era headlines.
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Stauffer
Washington
James N. Quigley
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Joss
Immigration Bill Is Sent To President Eisenhower
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a compromise immigration bill easing some restrictions while denying major requests. House passage was 293 to 58, Senate support 654 in favor last week. The measure allows unused 1953 Refugee Relief Act visas with 14000 for refugees or persecuted groups, plus 4600 for remaining assigned groups. It also covers orphans, refugees with TB under family ties, residency for certain deportable aliens, and naturalization aids for adopted children abroad, among other provisions, but omits broad quota revisions.
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New County Road Opens Through Carroll County Section
Carroll County roads crews have opened a new 1.6 mile macadam stretch on Wed die road near Woodsboro from Oak Hill church to ward Troutville. Other crews lay stone on Gladhill road near Kemptown and grade Ball road near Reel’s Mill. Bids due Sept 16 at Westminster for Wakefield Valley and Marston road improvements plus 18 miles of macadam on Braddock and Fleming roads.
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Sam's Creek
Must Get Work and Pay Bill John A Baugher
Frederick and Baltimore area man in arrears nearly 5200 in bastardy payments was ordered by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer to get work and pay the bill. Baugher, picked up after a bench warrant for contempt, paid 23 dollars to a witness to reduce arrears from 184 to 159. He said he might farm near Mt. Airy. if no work, he must pay 28 dollars monthly under the court order. State's Attorney Samuel W. Barrick described the proceeding.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Patrick M.schnauffer
Baugher
Jon
Mt. Airy
Willard Koogle
Samuel W. Barrick P
Temperature To Touch Ninety Again Before Labor Day
Warm spell pushes temperatures into the nineties ending August with near record heat. Forecaster notes a possible dip later, while Labor Day looks hot and dry. Rainfall remains light as August concludes with 1.59 inches for the month and reservoir levels fall. Alderman Burall cites total water use at 3.332 million gallons with most drawn from Singanore and the mountains.
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Fishise Creek
William B. Burall
Singanore
County Girls Win Ribbons at Timonium Fair
Frederick County 4H girls win three blue ribbons in Staite competition at the Timonium Fair. Naomi Clemson 13 wins blue for dustless dustcloth and furniture polish. Mary Comstock 15 wins blue for demonstrating table setting with color emphasis. Patsy Wise Middletown wins blue for Swiss Cheese Pie demonstration. Marsha Minnick and Jo Anne Stansfield win red for team chocolate chip cookies demonstration. Jo Anne breaks her wrist before. Mary Thomas assists as Home Demonstration Agent.
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Breedock Club
Mary Comstock
Woodsboro
Patsy Wise
Middletown
Marsha Minnick
Jo Anne Stansfield
Jo Anne
Mary Thomas
Not Marrying Rayburn, Mrs Barkley Declares
Mrs Alben Barkley denied rumors she would wed House Speaker Sam Rayburn. NBC commentator David Brinkley had noted Rayburn, a 75 year old bachelor, had been seen with the widow of the former vice president at parties. Barkley told a Globe-Democrat reporter there is nothing to it, calling Rayburn an old friend.
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Sam Rayburn
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Rayburn
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Washington
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Sen. Barkley
Baley
Protection For FBI Files Moves Closer
House passage seemed certain for a bill to limit defense access to FBI files. The Senate approved the compromise 4-2 after midnight, with lingering opposition from Langer and Kefauver. The measure aims to balance Jencks rights with safeguarding confidential government records and FBI files under Supreme Court guidance.
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High Court
Cinton Jencks
Giles Defense
Justice Department
Supreme Court de Cision
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J. Edgar Hoover
Edgewood Hotel Sold At Public Sale For 13000
The three story Edgewood Hotel at 33638 North Market Street sold at public sale to Dr. Joseph Lerner for 13000. The Edge building annex at 335 North Market Street sold to Irving M. Weir for 36500. Personal property in the hotel went to Dr. Lerner for 1100 and annex property to Guy Eline for 400. An unimproved Woodsboro district lot sold for 150. Sale conducted by John W. Myers and Evelyn J. Weddle as committee under court appointment.
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Court House
Joseph Lerner
Hamsville
Edgewood Hotel
Irving M. Weir
Market
Dr. Lerner
Guy Eline
Riversville
Wade Weddie
Woodsboro
LeGore
John W. Myers
Evelyn 31
Weddle
Alton ¥. Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
Emmett R. Bowlus
Frederick County prepares for record school bus fleet
Transportation officials report a forecasted student population surpassing 13 000 for the new term. A total of 56 buses underwent a three factor safety inspection across Frederick County garages, with 36 safety items checked per vehicle. Only minor defects found, to be repaired before Wednesday’s service start, as inspectors and officials from the DMV and insurers oversaw the process.
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Frederick
Kaufman Motor Company
Frederick Motor Company
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Liberty
Walkersville
Thurmont
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Hoffmaster
Robert Repper
Washington
Insurance Company Safety Engineer
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Sr. Hoffmaster
Eisenhower Civil Rights Bill Heads to President
Congress completed action on the civil rights measure after a 29 hour session passing 60 to 15 in the Senate. The House had approved last Tuesday. Thurmond’s 24 hour 19 minute filibuster ended, yielding broad federal enforcement of voting rights. The bill authorizes federal court injunctions to enforce voting rights with limited jury trials in civil contempt.
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Sen
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Morse ¢Dore
Justice Department
Gifts After Broken Engagement Stirs New Jersey Dispute
In New Brunswick New Jersey a court case seeks the return of 63 gifts after Margaret Bodnar and Thomas Kucharsky called off their wedding. Bodnar sues for the gifts or their value and for the engagement ring. Kucharsky counters, claiming he and Bodnar split the presents. The judge must decide who receives the gifts and whether to return the ring.
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George R
Rucharsky Morrison
Bodnar
Tule
Margaret Bodnar
Thomas Kucharsky
South River
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Fencee
Confidential Trial Resumes The Hollywood Libel Case
In Los Angeles the Confidential magazine libel trial resumes amid claims of surprise witnesses. Defense counsel hints at rebuttal witnesses including Maureen O Hara, while the jury awaits testimony from movie stars as prosecutors pursue conspiracy to commit criminal libel and to print lewd material.
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Arthur J. Crowley
William le Rizzi
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Marjorie Meade
Urgent Top Level Talks Scheduled
Harold E. Stassen moved up his London trip to Washington for urgent talks on the disarmament crisis with Secretary of State Durles and President Eisenhower. He aims to meet Soviet negotiator Valerian Zorin next week as Western and Soviet sides pursue a last chance settlement after five months of talks.
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London
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Stassen
Durles Stassen
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Eisenhower
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Ito
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Weather Pattern Shows Little Change Across Regions
The Associated Press notes a persistent split in the nation’s weather with cool conditions in the northern tier and warmth and humidity in the South. A broad stationary belt spans from the central Rockies through the central Plains and mid Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic. Temperatures ticked up slightly in the Great Lakes, upper New York, and southern New England while skies stayed clear from Texas to the eastern Kansas border and toward the mid and South Atlantic coast, though Gulf Coast areas saw some cloudiness and rain.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
Great Lakes
New ‘York State
New ‘England
Texas
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Russia Fires Long Range Missiles Reported by U S Sources
Washington reports say Russia fired at least four long range missiles since June and tested shorter range systems. Intelligence notes food for Western critiques amid Moscow diplomatic offensive. U S Army is believed to have a proposed counterweapon, but no clear production model of a 5000 mile missile is confirmed. Technical Intelligence Review Committee evaluated the data.
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Russia
Moscow
Washington
Kremlin
West
U. S
Siberia
Technical Intelligence Review Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Must Dispose Of Two Cows
Wilbur L. Grossnickle of Detour was found guilty of failing to dispose of two diseased cows after brucellosis tests on a seventeen cow herd. He was fined $20 and costs by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. Testimony said further testing was requested but not granted. The report also covers several other local cases including drunkenness, support, and traffic offenses with verdicts or continuances.
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Wilbur L. Grossnickle
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Tru
George W. Green
Grossnickle Farm
Green
Grossnickle
Samuel W. Barrick
Sammy Thompson
Frederick
William Blutchner
West Sixth Street
Hubert Elwood Fletcher
Pauline E. Fletcher
Edward S. Malott
Williamsport
Robert Efford
Route 355
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frank S. Lawrence
Graceham
U. S. 40
Robert C. Snyder
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press Maryland Delaware
Five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions Saturday with scattered thunder showers in the mountains. Sunday expected fair and hot, warmer into Monday or Tuesday with little to no precipitation through Wednesday. Rain totals in the mountains under a quarter inch. Period temperatures averaging 3 to 6 degrees above normals with overnight lows 50s to 60s in lower elevations and 40s to 50s in mountains.
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Ete Eee Land
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