Club license decision delayed after homicide and shooting
Amvets Post No. 3 license hearing postponed as County License Commissioner Gail L. Catshall withholds action on suspending or revoking the Class C beer wine and liquor license amid a fatal stabbing by Calvin Lee Orems and a shooting involving George Edward Timpson. Police report crowded scenes and lack of carded entry at the club while investigations proceed and attorney Manuel M. Weinberg seeks access to testimony.
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Gail L. Catshall
Amvets Post
West All Saints Street
Stone
Manuel M. Weinberg
Une
Calvin Lee Orems
Evelyn V. Proctor
Stary E. Timpson
George Edward Timpson
Charles V. Main
Weinberg
E. Austin James
Cutshall
George Fredericks
Elmer Dixon
Main
Magistrate Tags Youth a Real Menace in Chase
Harold J. Morris 17 of 3403 Lake Montebello Dr Baltimore labeled a real menace by a magistrate after a 20 mile chase at speeds up to 100 mph along US 40 near Hagerstown. He received six months in county jail for five motor vehicle violations. the car was stolen from Frederick Wilson of 4600 block O'Donnell Baltimore. It was Morris third car theft. he is on parole from the State Reformatories. The report also notes probate of the will of Bertha A Ambrose and estate bequests to family members, plus a chimney fire at East Seventh Street with no damage.
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Hagerstown
Paul Oppinger
Harold J. Morris
Lake Montebello
Baltimore
Bruce Diehl
Morris
Frederick
Sagerstown
Beore
Diehl
Frederick Wilson
Citizens Track Company
East Seventh Street
Hoffman
Frederick By-Pass
U.S. 40
Russell
Detrick
West Fourth Street
West Seventh Street
Club Women To Usher In Yale Season
Club Women To Usher In Yale Season by hosting Christmas Tea at Calvary Methodist Church. More than 1 000 Homemakers Clubs members and guests attend a tea and Christmas program with singing by Mrs. Donald Sullivan and Mrs. Bernard Kelly leading carols, piano by Mrs. Carol Freed, and decorations by the Community Garden club.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Donald Sullivan
Carol Freed
Gambrill Park Club
Sullivan
Bernard Kelly
Lewistown Club
Freed
Paul Willard
George Chick
Merryland Tract Club
P. D. Thayer
Middletown Club
Community Garden Club
Homemakers Organization
Preparaton
Vernon Cobleniz
Middletown
Garden Club
Beatrice Fehr
Adamstown
Lewistown
Liberty
Yellow Springs
East Church Street
Home
Fehr
Churches See Promise But Serious Flaws In Themselves
The National Council of Churches reports a mix of promise and flaws in American churches. It cites waning focus on life after death, a shift toward pleasing crowds, emphasis on size and appeal over spiritual depth, and preference for administrators over prophets. It warns technology should not replace spiritual guidance as church membership nears 100 million while social ills rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Police kill 14 year old in stolen car chase
In Johnstown Pennsylvania troopers Harry Ewing and Homer Redd shot and killed a 14 year old who drove a stolen 1958 car during a pursuit. A 13 year old from Pittsburgh escaped injury. District Attorney David Wolfe said the shooting appeared justified.
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Johnstown
Paas
Heutenyear
Paul Misencik
Pittsburgh
Delpenion
Anthony Machi
Richard Gray
Redd
Gray
Machi
Isencik
David Wolfe
Cambria County
Girard and Japanese Wife Set for U S Trip
In Salisbury an 11 year old youth is jailed on a killing charge after a quarrel over dating a girl. Robert Brute of Fruitland is accused of fatally shooting Noland Willey of Bethel Del following a dispute on who could date the girl.
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Marvin Dunn
Scott Bruce
Willey
Robert
State Roads Commission to Set Dates for Opening Washington National Pike
The State Roads Commission is expected to set opening dates soon for the Washington National Pike US 40 link from Baughman’s Lane to Norva Ave, including West Patrick Street extension and the Fort Detrick by pass. Russell and Graham completed major by pass work and preparations continue on bridges, surfacing, and dualizing West Patrick Street west of the State Police barracks.
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Washington Pike
U.S. 40
Fort Detrick By-Pass
State Roads Commission
Washington National Pike
Patrick Street
Fort Detrick
T. Edgie Russel
W. F. Graham
Washington
Russell
A. Nunn
West Patrick
M. J.grove Lime Company
West Fourth Street
Grove
Third
Seventh Street
i _ Richard F_ Kine
Patrick
Motier Avenue
West Patrick Street
jDoint
Mercer's Lane
State Police
Rush Toward Launch of First U S Satellite
Cape Canaveral engineers raced to complete America's first satellite launch as dawn approached. They fixed a last minute fuel cooling valve and reduced ground noise in the second stage amid hopes the three stage Vanguard will reach orbit 30 to 1 200 miles up. Charles E Barnley of Redlands California and Grand Central Rocket Co. optimistic about a new record if the first two stages function.
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Cape Canaveral
Flain
America
Torrow
Vanguard
Charles E. Barnley
Redlands
Calif
Grand Central Rocket Co
Record deer kill pace in county with opening day surge
Deer hunters report 29 percent success on opening day, aiming to surpass 1955 county record of 17 with five more kills by 10:30 am and a season total possibly exceeding the 238 total from last year. The season runs Monday through Saturday as crowds expect a record turnout, with additional doe deaths noted and a list of individual hunters and locations reporting kills.
Labor unions oppose wage boost moratorium plan
Atlantic City reports union leaders opposing a 1958 wage moratorium proposed by AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades chief Richard Gray to curb inflation. George Meany and Walter Reuther support higher wages to maintain purchasing power. Reuther aims for shorter work week and higher take home pay in 1958 contracts. auto firms reject price cuts.
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Atlantic City
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Lnion
Richard J. Gray
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Gray
Aflcio
Meany
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto -Workers
Reuther
Ibig
Lauto
County Seeks Bids for Road Surfacing Projects
The County Roads Board will accept bids until December 2 at 1 a.m. for surfacing 1.159 miles of Mountaindale Fish Hatchery road and 0.719 miles from Bessie Clemson road to Maryland 31 at Oldfield. Oklahoma voters also weigh a constitutional amendment to allow beer sales by county, the 77 counties deciding if beer can be sold under the United Dry plan.
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County Roads Board
Mountaindale Fish Hatchery
Mountaindale
Fish Hatchery Road
Maryland 31
Oldfield
Geklahoma City
Oklahoma
United Dry
Publisher Frank E. Gannett Dies at 61 in New York
Frank E. Gannett, founder of a regional newspaper empire, died at 5 a.m. EST at age 61 after years of illness. He retired as president of the Gannett Co. in April last year and became president emeritus. Survived by his wife Caroline Werner, a daughter Mrs. Charles V. McAdam Jr., a son Dixon of Dearborn, Mich., and six grandchildren. The firm controls 22 newspapers 4 radio stations and 3 TV outlets, mostly in New York. the Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation holds two thirds of voting stock and funds charitable and educational programs in communities served by Gannett papers.
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Rochester
N. Y
Frank FE
Gannett
Gannett Co., Inc
New York State
Gannett Co
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation, Inc
Caroline Werner
Charles V. McAdlam Jr
Greenwich
Dixon
Dearborn
Mich
Frank E. Gannett
Dixon Gennetts
Ford iMotor Co
Starved Chicago mother gave clue to wealth in estate case
In Probate Court a 41 year old Chicago mother Mrs Hattie Rice and her two daughters are central to a tale of possible captive treatment amid apparent wealth. Police found Mrs Rice undernourished at 60 pounds and her daughter Marian 33 dead. five cashier’s checks total 5200 and $14.03 in cash were found in a run down Oak Park apartment owned by the Rices. The building valued about 100000 remains idle as Dorothy 60 weighs 99 pounds and is committed to Kankakee State Hospital. Mrs Rice has since been placed in a nursing home. The husband, a grain broker, died in 1940.
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Chicago
Hattie Rice
Dorothy
Oak Park
Ithe Rices
Onls
Nester
Eisenhower invites Adlai Stevenson to NATO meeting
Adlai Stevenson said President Eisenhower wants him at the NATO summit in Paris. He will decide in about a week after finishing work with Secretary Dulles on preparations. It remains unclear if Eisenhower will head the U.S. delegation as doctors assess his ability after a mild stroke.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
Paris
Dulles
Stevenson
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
NATO
Eisenhower Meets Congress Leaders On Defense and Policy
President Eisenhower, recovering from a stroke, meets congressional leaders in the Cabinet Room to discuss national defense and foreign policy amid Soviet advances. He receives warm applause from members of both parties, while Adlai Stevenson attends as a consultant for the NATO Paris meeting and U.S. missile and satellite development is urged by Senate leaders.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenho
Howard M. Snyder
Secr
Aretary
James C. Hagerty
Pmallers
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sinetea
North Atlantic Alliance
Paris
Stévenson
White House
Dulles
Eisenhower Eisenhower
Sen
Russell
Capitol
U.S
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Martin Kanode
Louis V. Myers, Jr
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Maryland Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
W. A. Cookser
Maryland Bureau
National Resolutions Committee
San Diego
Kroxen
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan
Bertha A. Ambrose
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Orphans Court
John H. Ambrose, Jr
Margaret Elizabeth i Beecker
Lilas Key Smith
Mary Amanda Grabill
Grabill
C. H. Barrick
R. L. Kelly
Mary Remsburg
Paul Z. Caller
Jeferson
Sandra McElliot
Yale
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
ST. Louk
National Council of Churches
U. S
Harry Ewing
iHomer Redd
Don
Ewing
Lass
Auto-Feinier
Normonile
Mondavy
Girard
Bladensburg
Beitzell & Co
Fim
Stanley Lewis
Valerie
Syesfoid
Stephen
Drew
Japan
Wil’liem St. Girard
Candy
United States
Maebashi
Kaname Watanabe
Nakai Sakai
Watanabe
Supreme Procurators
Tokyo
Supreme
Tadashi Hanai
Inejiro Asanuma
Socialist Party
England
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Amato
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
D'Amato
Mary Lou Wagner
North Side
Clement
Frank G
Tennessee
Bar Association
Rush
First
Leo Ianahan
Laniz
Unds
Foxville Tower
Ermesturley
Thermont
Fredrick
Melvyn Johnson
Urel
Piney Mountain
Roy Thomas
Garfield
Ferdinand F. Lorantore
Silver Spring
John Claybaugh
Thurmont
Lewis Claybaugh
Adee Willard
Bob's
James Roop
Brest Castle
Sideling Mountain
Henry Hoke
Fairfield
Roy Warren
Blue Ridge
Semroit
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Carrell Royer
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