New State's Attorney Rothenhoefer Sworn In
Members of the bar and law enforcement gather as Robert S. Rothenhoefer is sworn in as State's Attorney by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Rothenhoefer, 37, takes the oath with his wife and family present, pledging to uphold prosecutorial duties amid remarks from officials and congratulations from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Rothenhoefer
Bishard
Schn
Attornney
Edward J. Lynch
Glenn Garber
Ro’ Oefer
George Rotherhoefer
Democratic State Central Committee
Bar Associa
Court House
Eilis C Wachier
Nis Lumen Norris
Register of Wills
Thomas WW. Hichelberger
Goodlope Byron
County Colleges Share Grants
Frederick County two colleges Mt. St Marys College and St Joseph College joined five Maryland colleges in receiving unrestricted grants of 200 for a statewide program. The Esso Education Foundation funds total 7.5 million since 1955 to support higher education, faculty salaries, books, scholarships, and facility upgrades across participating institutions. Eugene Holman, chairman, said grants aid science, engineering, and humanities, with emphasis on faculty, laboratories, and teaching of science and engineering.
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Frederick County
Coustry
Esso Education Foundation
Mt. St Mary's College
St. Joseph College
Ommitsburg
Maryland
Esso Foundation
Standard Ol Company of
New Jersey
Th Foundation
Cme T
Passengers Rescued After Ships Collide Near Bergen
Between 70 and 80 passengers from the Norwegian coastal ship Sunnfjord were forced into lifeboats in rough seas after a collision with a freighter off Bergen Norway. Both vessels sustained damage but all passengers were rescued. Authorities coordinated maritime rescue operations and reminded crews to maintain safety protocols amid severe weather.
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Bergen
Norway
Sunnfjord
Red District Leaders Get U S Invite From Governors
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia AP Governors from several states plan a reciprocal visit with Soviet district leaders. Invitations would come through the State Department and Soviet Embassy. A joint itinerary will be crafted by the Russian Embassy and the Governors' Council with a possible spring trip and a linked push for a January conference on the farm and road programs.
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W. Va
Ussr
Meade
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
National Governors Conference
U.S
Russia
Puerto Rico
Boggs
Council of State
Governors’ Council
Roads Committee
Eisenhower
Congres
Warm Temperatures Expected In Area
Local forecast predicts highs near 30 degrees after a 23 degree start with a Wednesday max of 49 degrees. Nightly lows around 25 to 30 degrees and several days of fair weather are expected as the area trends warmer.
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Sev. S.kat
Youth Suffering From Asthma Dies
A ten year old colored boy named Larry Proctor died at his Carver Apartments home. Frederick Memorial Hospital reported him dead on arrival. Dr R L Michaelis said no cause of death was established pending county medical examiner examination. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William Proctor and died about ten o clock.
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Carver Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larry Proctor
R. L. Michaelis
Young Proctor
Wiliam Proctor
Brazil crisis as planes seized in Rio revolt
Brazilian air force officers seized at least three planes in Rio de Janeiro and fled northward in what appeared to be a revolt against President Juscelino Kubitschek. The War Ministry declared a state of alert and War Minister Henrique Teixeira Lott met with top government figures before Kubitschek placed Lott in charge of national defense.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Rio
Juscelino Ku’ ‘Bitschek
Ministry of War
State of Alert
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Kubutschek
Lott
Ike Departs Tonight For Rome and Nehru Talks
Prime Minister Nehru announced India will register foreign nationals minus British Commonwealth entrants amid border tensions with China as Eisenhower departs for Rome on a 12 nation tour. The plan includes Paris talks with de Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer as reactions to global unrest loom.
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Ike
Rome
Nehru
New Delhi
India
Eisenhower
China
U.S
Calcutta
Red China
Washington
National Council
Ster Nehru
Shehey
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Andrews Air Force Base
Goose Bar
Labrador
Son
Maj
Aajer
Iioters
al Moos
McCann
Robert D. Eisenhower
Ital
Turkey
Pakistan
Afidia
Eece
Spain
Morocco
France
No City Tax Hike Imminent for Frederick in 1960
Mayor Ramsburg plans to present a condensed real estate program to the Board of Aldermen at City Hall tonight. The current year saw a ten cent increase to $1.65 per $10, with revenues projected at about $2,267.50 to fund city employee pay. A final budget adoption was reported for consideration at the meeting.
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Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Inc
Eastern Forests Show 2 Million Income
Nearly half a million dollars will be distributed to state treasuries as their share of 2 million dollars in receipts from timber and other resources on national forest land in the Eastern Region for fiscal year 1959. 23 percent goes to counties, with an additional 10 percent reinvested in roads and trails for development, fire protection, and recreation.
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U.S. Forest Service
Hamilton K. Pries
Upper Darby
Forest Service
Bosox Trade Daley For KCs Sturdivant
ST PETERSBURG FL AP The Boston Red Sox trade Pete Daley to the Kansas City Athletics for pitcher Tom Sturdivant in a straight player swap. This marks the sixth baseball transaction and the third involving the Red Sox since the minor league season began.
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ST. Petersburg
Fia
Boston Red Sox
Pete Daler
Kan- Athletics
Tom Sturdivant
Rapi
Red Sox
Wee Women Whew What Two Have To Be Sweet
A fragment hints at a lighthearted note on two women or items described as sweet. Context is limited and names, places, or dates are not provided.
Dam Burst Destroys French Riviera Town Killing Many
FRJUS France AP A massive wall of water from a burst dam swept the Regran River valley killing and injuring many as it flooded the town near Cannes. Death toll reported as 130 with 1690 missing or unaccounted. unofficial estimates up to 300. Rescue teams used rubber boats while the French government and U.S. aid mobilized.
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Frejus
France
Regran
French Riviera
Malpesser
Marrow Valley
Cannes
Lafayette
Rmerly
Langley
U.S. Air Force
Christmas Kettle Appeal Opens Downtown
The Salvation Army launched its annual Christmas Kettle Appeal with volunteers from Zonta Lions Kiwanis Jaycees and Tali Cedars aiding. Captain Travis Israel said 125 baskets will aid local families for food gifts and hospital visits with Sunshine baskets and urged in person applications at Army Headquarters West Fifth Street from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. through December 15.
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S Tio Army
Army
Salvation Army
Kenle
Zonta Club
Lions Club
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Tali Cedars
Lebanon
Travis Israel
West Fifth Street
Israel
Teamsters Will Ignore Picket Lines Amid Labor Tension
CHICAGO AP James R Hoffa announces that Teamsters locals will cross recognized, primary, and other picket lines, with an exception for primary lines if the striking union can guarantee protection against lawsuits and government actions. The stance follows a broader Labor Law framework restricting picketing used to strong-arm an employer and cases of new organizing in the past year.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Ion
Teamsters
Hoffa
Newsmen
Kers
John T. O'Brien
Midwest Teamsters
Landrum-Griffin
Youths Charged In Robbery Case Involving Restaurant Theft
Three youths were charged with breaking and entering and robbery in connection with a Tuesday night entry at Baers Restaurant. A stolen car tied to the crime was found, and authorities said Brice Leroy Thomas, Paul Lyles, and Bernard Tyler acted as principal, lookout, and car taker. Tyler was waived to adult court. Police Lt. Norman Dietz and Sergeants Sherman Boone and Ellis G. Karty led the investigation.
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Bare’s
Baers
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Cizar
Leroy Thomas Brice
Knoxville
Paul Marcell Lyles
Centerville
Bernard Tyler
Tyler
Brice
Lyles
Eee Devilbiss
Norman Dietz
Sherman Boone
Ellis G. Karty
FCC Orders Payola Report From All U S Stations
The Federal Communications Commission ordered every broadcast station to report payola practices since November 1, 1958. The rule covers commercial and educational outlets across AM FM radio and television. Violations could bring penalties from fines to license revocation with potential criminal penalties up to 10000 dollars or one year imprisonment. The move ties to investigations of rigged quiz shows and disc jockey payments, as FCC hearings on content regulation loom.
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Washington
Fedzeal Communications Commission
We Stations
FCC
Proess Records
We Gay
Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Stray Dogs Threaten County as Record Pickups Expected
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander warned of a possible record number of strays this year as the dog catcher’s office opened with already many reported. The north county is hardest hit with dogs roaming farms damaging livestock and poultry. Dog owners are held responsible for damages as authorities deploy nets, poles, and even rifles to stop attacking packs.
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Horace M. Alexander
Fander Teporthe
Wrank Stockman
Tae
Navy's guided missiles destroyer Dewey to be commissioned
Boston AP reports the Navy's new guided missile destroyer leader Dewey will be commissioned Monday. The ship features the most advanced intelligence data and control center of any vessel in the fleet, reflecting cutting edge build and systems.
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West
Boston
Dewey
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Edward J. Ls
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Rother
API
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
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Indus
McDonald
Necati Cooser
MacDonald
U.S. Manila
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Philippines
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Kcs Sturdivant
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Francisto Montoregle
David
Winle Radon
White
Nzuriza
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