School Board Controls Site Selection for Central School
Court hearing confirms the Board of Education has broad authority to choose school sites and oversee construction with approval from the State Superintendent. Taxpayers seek dismissal, arguing possible improper actions and breach of rules, while the judge notes proving fraud or corruption is difficult and that the case may be legislative, not judicial.
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Board
Central
David S. Weinberg
Weinberg
Board of Education
Patrick M. Schnauffer
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Schnauffer
Garrett County
Edward S. Dela Plaine
Manuel M. Weinberg
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Thomas
Central Walker
Board of Coun- Commissioners
Weinberc
Dusti Central
County Health: Department
Robert FE. Clapp
17 Car Train Derailed Near Lewistown Pennsylvania
A diesel engine and 13 cars of a 17 car Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed about 20 miles south of Lewistown. About 40 passengers were aboard the Clevelander on the New York to Cleveland run. Three people had minor injuries and several were treated for shock at the scene.
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Lewistown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewstown
New York
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Committee Named To Houseclean TV
Washington AP Six broadcasting executives were named to an industry committee created to clean up radio and television. Harold E Fellows of the National Association of Broadcasters announced the appointments and said the panel includes five association staff executives. The group will tackle ethical and legal issues and will cooperate with investigations by the Federal Communications Commission.
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Harold E. Fellows
National Assn. of Broadcasters_ Fellows
Said
Association
Federal Communications Commission
Youth Receives Six Months For Malicious Destruction
A Frederick youth was found guilty of malicious destruction of city property and sentenced by Magistrate Byron W. Thompson to six months in Frederick County Jail. The offender, along with others, tampered with city parking meters behind the City Opera House on Market Space. Officer Charles K. Cashour Sr. testified the group attempted to flee and that Ketterman admitted breaking into a meter. The meters were valued at 51 dollars. The sentence allowed the maximum penalty of six months or a fine, or both, under the city ordinance.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Byron W. Thompson
Jerry Lewis Ketterman
Kline Karis Alley
City Opera House
Charles K. Cashour Sr
Frederick City
Cpl
Richard M. Ruivin
Ketterman
Ellis C. Carty
Thompson
Rory
Levirman
LeRoy St. Nicholson
Baltimore
Aary
Hea Schilpp
State Department of Health
Central
State Department
Schilpp
Manuel Weinberg
David Weinberg
Solentine
Frederick High hears plan for advanced science training
Jacob Shapiro of the Joe Berg Foundation presented a plan to expand scientific and math training for local high school students at Frederick High School. The proposal, aimed at no county cost, requires Board of Education approval and coordination with Fort Detrick and industry partners. it would select a small, highly capable cohort through stringent testing and attendance rules, with instructors provided by local organizations.
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Frederick High School
Jacob Shapiro
Represen
Joe Berg
Fort Detrick
Frederick City
Chamber of Commerce
Shapiro
David L. Dean
Board of Education
Ater Bei
Skokie. II
Chicago
Stu i ‘Dent
Skokie
Ill
Three Injured In 2 Car Crash On Rt 15 Embankment
A two car collision over a steep Rt 15 embankment near Frederick injured three people. Vehicles a 1950 Ford driven by Billy Burke and a 1959 Pontiac driven by Ed Boyer went down a hollow. Burk e and passenger William Buckle were hospitalized with serious leg injuries. Boyer and Buckle were treated for minor injuries. State troopers and Mt Airy and Damascus emergency crews aided in rescue.
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Billy Burke
Ed Boyer
Baltimore
Baltimore Sunpapers
Boyer
William T. Buckle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Damascus, Fire Co
R. Welch
A. Lowman
Mi. Airy Co
Burke
Carl van Poole
Willam Newcomer
J. R. Gallen
Doctors threaten walkout at Cambridge Maryland Hospital
Cambridge Maryland Hospital doctors threaten to admit only emergencies until their suspended chief of surgery, Dr John Mace, is reinstated. Dr Albert Banker says staff will withhold nonemergency admissions as dispute with administration escalates. The board has not disclosed reasons for the suspension and doctors appeal circuit court ruling.
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Cambridge
Cambridge - Maryland Hospital
Albert Banker
Sia
Roe
Pital
Reich
Maryland
John Mace
W. Enos Vallaint
Harold P. Coswen
Judge approves petition for Lynch deputy state’s attorney
Judge Patrick M. Schnaui approved Tuesday two petitions by State’s Attorney Robert S. Rotnenhoefer. Eduard ch was named as deputy attorney for Frederick.
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Patrick M. Schnaui
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Eduard Ch
Frederick
Tawes Backs Moderate Pay Rise for School Teachers
Gov. Tawes endorsed a Legislative Council plan calling for a $330 veteran pay bump and updates for teachers as part of a broader package. The James Committee estimated the total cost at about $7.4 million a year with about $5 million more for the most experienced teachers. The plan aligns with Tawes’ earlier support and follows adoption by the Legislative Council after the James Committee report.
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Tawes
Legislative Council
William S. James
D-Harford
Statcéard
James
New WO
Maryland
Teachers’ Association
House
Senate
EHI
Taves
City Man Indicted On Tax Evasion
Frederick business man Robert P. Bennett, 48, is named in a federal indictment charging underreporting income to dodge taxes. Co-defendant Paul L. Willard, 37, allegedly aided Bennett by filing returns to evade owed taxes. The document cites Bennett’s earnings of sixteen thousand plus in a given year and a second year with differing figures.
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Frederick
Sterday
Robert P. Bennett
Maryland
Paul L. Willard
George
Bennett
Alieses Bennett
Rey
Bly
Deer Harvest Report From Furnace Mountain Hunt
Robert Lee Streams of Rockville shot a ten point buck at Furnace Mountain near Point of Rocks within half an hour of starting. The deer weighed 157 pounds dressed and was checked at Lewistown official station. He planned to butcher seven hogs today, with Richard Grimes and Thomas Grimes in the car.
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Robert Lee
Furnace Mountain
Point of Rocks
Rock
Frank J. Keefer
Lewistown
Richard Grimes
Thomas Grimes
One Killed In Car Truck Crash In Maryland
A 30 year old Prince Georges County man Charles Stanton Dailey of West Hyansville died after his car struck the rear of a tractor trailer that had halted to turn onto Maryland 152 on US 0 south of Edgewood. He died of a fractured skull and other injuries at Harford County Memorial Hospital raising Maryland 1959 toll to 485.
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Prince Georges County
Here
Charles Stanton Dailey
West Hyansville
Maryland
Ley
Harford County Memorial Hospital
Massive manhunt for convicts grips region after prison break
Hundreds of officers using planes and bloodhounds hunted 19 armed escapees from a North Carolina prison, with one recaptured. Two Fort Bragg helicopters and private planes joined the search near the Virginia line as a Memphis rape incident linked to the fugitives emerged.
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N.C
North Carolina
Ft. Bragg
FBI
Siie
Virginia Line
Memphis
Tenn
Roanoke
Buchanan
W. R. Robinson
Robinson
Virginia State Line
Caswell County
Jane
Charles Edwards
Frederick County
Weather Outlook Flakes Unlikely For Frederick
The weatherman at the Municipal Airport reports no precipitation in the coming days for Frederick. Yesterday reached 44 degrees with a morning low of 29 and clear skies in the afternoon. Tonight’s low near 22 and Friday looks sunny with a bit warmer daytime highs. Temperatures will run about 3 to 4 degrees above normal by day and dipping below at night.
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Frederick
Correction on bus needs for eliminating double runs
Paul Hoffmaster, superintendent of transportation, told the County Commissioners at school budget hearings that eighty more school buses would be required to eliminate double runs. The remark was correctly quoted in Tuesday's News and Post.
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Paul Hoffmaster
Hoffmaster
Post
Ike Hailed As 'Prince Of Peace' In India Visit
President Eisenhower arrived in New Delhi during a six hour stopover, hailed by adoring crowds estimated up to 21 million as he toured India. Nehru welcomed him, pledging continued U.S.-India peace cooperation and friendship amid a global tour through Asia.
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