Breakings and Enterings Probe Ties Baltimore trio to Frederick crime
State Police led a wide investigation into summer thefts spanning Baltimore and Frederick counties. Ten males and two juvenile suspects face breakings and enterings charges linked to cabins and a filling station theft. Key figures include Vernon Edmondson and Elizabeth Jackson, with radios recovered and suspects arraigned in Frederick Circuit Court.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnaufferinj
Vernon Lee Edmondson
Benny C. Powers
Gaithersburg Golf Corrse
Copmmety Police
Reformatory
Chargyear
Jed
Edmondson
Esso
Jense
Ridgeville
Jackson
Roy Garter
Robby
Norman Dietz
Sergt
Ellis Carty
Dietz
Thomas Edward. Wolfe
Taney Clark Sheetenhelm
Shipley’s
Kenneth Wayne
Edmond Jones
John Amosson
West Fifth Street
Carroll County
L. Homer Miller, Jr
Lord Leroy Huse
East Fifth
Reuben
Caplan
Colonial Music Shop
Ellis’ Carty
E. Austin James
Covell’s
Ed Edmondson
Kewis Town
U.S
Point of Rocks
Conifor City
Sonn
Supreme Concrete
Pennsylvania
Domme
Dow Dosp
Delpher
Julien P. Delphey
Sergt. Carty
Carty
West! End Motors
Ernesti! Skank
South Jefferson Street
W. Motors
West Patrick Street
Delphes's
Mail Early For Christmas Urges Postmaster Says
Frederick residents are urged to mail early as bad weather slows postal service. Postmaster James A. Grove cites a severe snowstorm yesterday as proof the public should send gifts and letters in advance. Expanded hours, local parcel post pickup, and extra staff are planned to handle the rush.
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Frederick
James A. Grove
Mr. Grove
Grove
Afooday
Pam
Veene Soo Ae i
Postal Service
South Carroll Street
Juvenile suspects linked to multiple break ins in county area
Trooper Clark reports two runaway girls led to arrests in a series of break ins at Perry's Garage and cabins in Mountaindale. The gang, including Charles William Huse, 19, faces charges for entries in the city and county, with minor thefts of small change and candy.
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Worman's Mill
Harmony Grove
Perry’s
Charles William Huse
East Fifth Street
Mountaindale
Clark
H. J . Brown
Thurmont
Iris
Covell's
Troover Clark
School Bus Crash At U S 15 Intersection
A school bus and a Chevrolet sedan collided at the Adamstown road and U S 15 intersection around 8 05 this morning. Damages were about 5320 with the bus and car sustaining 420 and 300 respectively. No injuries or charges were reported by Trooper Harry J. Frost.
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Adamstown Road
U.S. 15
Harry J. Frost
Roger ‘Plummer
Adamstown
U. S. 15
Glenn F. Brosier
Elizabeth
N.C
Fred
Sputnik rocket debris sparks U S Soviet tiff
Moscow says part of the first Sputnik’s carrier rocket fell on the United States last Sunday. Khrushchev accuses Americans of breaking trust and vows to return any Soviet debris if it lands on Soviet soil.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khruschev
United States
Canners Criticize Industry as Self-Drained by Incompetence
Baltimore executive James E. Glover, vice president and general manager of Coastal Foods Co. at Cambridge, told the Tri-State Packers Association that many canned food producers are going out of business due to their own ineptness. He urged common sense and courage to face competition without destroying rivals and asserted the U S food industry holds top technology and development with no one to blame but producers themselves.
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Baltimore
James E. Glover
Coastal Foods Ca
Cambridge
Glover
Last Of Back Roads Cleared After Snowstorm
Snow drifts five to six feet hid county and state highways until crews cleared the last back roads and most stone roads. Temperatures dipped near zero with a 40s forecast for the day as plows salted and widened surfaces. Hood College begins Little Christmas with choirs from Naval Academy and Franklin and Marshall joining Hood Choir for Messiah rehearsal and Christmas services.
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Hood College
Naval Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Hood Choir
Coffman Chapel
Donald C. Gilley
William Sprigg
Naval Academy Orchestra
Franklin and Marshall Glee Club
Hood
Andrew G. Truxal
Sprigg Andrass
Hugh A. Gualt
Gualt
Peter Flanders
Fred D.’ Bennnett
J. Engle
J. L Var Kieeck
van Kieeck
Academy Choir
Arashipense
Academy
College Swimming Club
Thellay
Naval, Academy Orchestra
Lis
Marshall
Dag Successful In Jordan Israel Syria
Dag Hammarskjold headed back to U N headquarters in New York after rounds of talks to ease Arab Israeli tension. He reported success in Jordan Israel and Syria following talks with Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion and a four hour meeting with Syrian officials led by Foreign Minister Salah Bitar.
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Damascus
Syria
Dag
Hammarskjold
U.N
New York
Middle East
Jordan
Israel
Jisraeli
David Ben-Gurion
Salah Bitar
Frederick Shopping Center Opposes State By-Pass Land Grab
The Frederick Shopping Center Inc. answers a condemnation suit by the State Roads Commission seeking land for the Frederick by-pass. It claims agreement was possible for a quadrant interchange at West Seventh Street and argues the center has offered to convey necessary property. The center asserts land value and damages exceed 31,417 dollars, the commission’s estimated fair value for about three acres taken.
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Frederick
West Seventh Street
Seventh Street
Commission
Dutch Evacuate 46 000 Citizens From Indonesia
The Dutch government orders immediate evacuation of about 46 000 Dutch residents in Indonesia as Jakarta presses Netherlands over West New Guinea. Panic spreads among residents as official travel plans and airline crews prepare to move families and staff.
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Hague
Netherlands
Duich
Indonesia
Jakarta
West+ New Guinea
Ml Krebl
Nerval
Expulsion Recommended for Teamsters by AFL-CIO
The AFL-CIO Appeals Committee at Atlantic City recommended expulsion of the Teamsters Union, citing corruption taint. The report says the union has been dominated or heavily influenced by corrupt forces, needing a two thirds roll call vote for expulsion from the 15 million member federation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Iaflcio
Teamsters Union
iTeamsters Union
John J. “Bmurphy
Bricklayers Union
Teamsters
AFL
Windsor visit renews talk of royal restoration
Buckingham Palace announces a visit by the Duke of Windsor to London to attend the funeral of Maj. Edward Metcalfe. The palace says the trip has a definite purpose despite its unusual nature as the duke returns from Paris. The event fuels speculation about whether the former king and his wife may regain a place in English life after years of exile.
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London
Buckingham
Palace
Elizabeth II
Duke of Windsor
Paris
Elizabeth
Mail
England
Duke of Edinburgh
Lisiend
Edward Metcalfe
Edward Vol
Stevenson Presses Paris Mission Amid Ike Absence
Stevenson aimed to visit Paris as a private citizen but was ignored by the Eisenhower administration. He urged a broad aid plan for underdeveloped nations and opposed delaying NATO talks, while remaining skeptical that Ike could attend the December Paris NATO conference.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Stevenson
Stevensons
Dulles
Europe
NATO
Washington
Andlai
North Atlantic
Dia Sale Stevenson
Marshall
Eco-Nato
Ax Stevenson
Asia
West
Africa
Evening Registration Expanded For City Voters
The Board of Registry will offer an afternoon and evening registration next Tuesday in the Court House basement. Hours extend after normal work time to allow employed residents to register for the upcoming municipal election.
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Board of Registry Office
Court House
State roads clear with limited icy spots after snowstorm
Most main Maryland roads were mostly clear with some slippery sections as warmer air and southerly winds boosted temperatures. State Police noted remaining ice on secondary routes in Harford and Garrett counties, with northern Harford posting closures eased to one way traffic by evening.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Harford County
Harford
Conowingo
Garrett
Waterloo Barracks
Frederick County
Randallstown
Garrett County
Oakland
Tragic gas blast in Villa Rica claims twelve lives
Grim searchers hunted for more victims in the Villa Rica disaster as a gas line failure sparked a blast that wrecked the drugstore, jewelry shop, and several others. Twelve were killed, about 20 injured, and rescue crews poured in from across the region.
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Villa Rica
Georgia
Asst
H. G. Black
Oscar Hixon
O. T. Dyer
Johnny
Hixon
Ray Tyson
Ailania
Villa Rica Hospital
Lewis Harrison
0. T. Dyer
Jobosow Ay Dyer
Vanguard satellite launch fails in blast at Cape Canaveral
The first American satellite launch vehicle exploded shortly after liftoff at Cape Canaveral. No casualties were reported. Officials said a first stage chamber pressure loss caused the failure, the rocket toppling and bursting near the water. Officials at Vanguard HQ and Gettysburg coverage followed developments with limited details.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Pentagon
Washington
Vanguard
Russia
Navy
Jay Smith
John P. Hagen
Smith
Paul Walsh
Vanguard Control Center
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Civilian Defense Employment Falls in October
Sen. Byrd reports a 26,404 drop in initial civilian government employment in October, the largest post Korean War decline aside from September. The Air Force led with a 13,422 slump, Navy down 7,963, and Army 3,857, with total civilian reductions across military and federal agencies reaching 26,404.
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Washington
Defense Department
Byrd
D-Way
Joint Congressional Committee On
Air Force
Navy
Acmng
Mysterious Lights Reported Across Eastern States
Reports of mysterious lights in the sky kept telephone lines busy in four Eastern states. Sightings appeared in Baltimore Maryland Wilmington Delaware and cities across New Jersey Pennsylvania and Washington DC. Naval Observatory and Naval Research Laboratory logged sightings but did not issue official checks. A Project Vanguard official called the event probably a meteor and tied it to no satellite launch.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Hackensack
New Bruns Wick
New Jersey
Bloomsburg
Johnstown
Washington
D. C
Naval Observatory
Naval Research Laboratory
Project Vanguard
U. S
Florida
Five Day Forecast With Rain and Temperature Shifts
Five day outlook notes rain on Saturday ending early Sunday then rain again midweek. Warmer Saturday, colder Sunday and Monday, then warmer by Wednesday. Precipitation totals reach half to one inch with temperatures two to five degrees above normal. Normal highs listed as range. geographies referenced in coastal areas.
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Associated Press
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F. and M. Glee Club
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