Woman and accomplice sentenced in forgery cases
Chara Parker of Buckeys town and Charles Duvall were sentenced for forgery in Frederick County. Parker received over three years in the Reformatory for Women plus two concurrent terms up to three years each. Duvall drew two years in the House of Correction for accessory after the fact. Trials followed after New Mexico extradition, with disputes over implied immunity and testimony validity.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Chara Virginia Parker
Buckeystown
Reformatory
Wowen
Charles E. Duvall
Tolored
Wenn Oana Tin
New Mes
New Mexico
Frederick County
Miss Parker
Duvall
Schnautier
Parker
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Samuel W. Bar- Vick
Court of Appeals
Barrick
Careus
Jude
Tao
Valsina
Sam
Ane Davis
Miss Tharker
Maryland Travel Council Meeting in Annapolis
The annual meeting and dinner of the Maryland Travel Council in Annapolis will name 13 members to a 36 member board of directors. President Paul W. McAuliffe of Frederick will report on the group’s activities and aims to boost state travel.
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Annapolis
Maryland Travel Council
Paul W. McAuliffe
Frederick
Christmas trees appear on city streets for sale
Vendors offer trees with prices from small scents to five dollars for large specimens. Holly bunches sell for about seventy five cents and wreaths from cents upward. Weather has been mild with a cold spell over the weekend. today warm and cloudy with a shower possible tonight and tomorrow, then cooler but no snow expected.
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Que Vendeur
Muse
Mathieson Threatens To Leave Baltimore Plants
In Baltimore the Mathieson Chemical Co plans to close its Curtis Bay plant with 500 employees and a 2 million dollar payroll unless relief from the new property tax exemptions is guaranteed. City politics swirl as Sen Goodman faces rejection from Mayor D Alesandro on a plan to end the ordinance via General Assembly action.
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Baltimore
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Curtis Bay
Sen. Goodman
Balto Strgo
Thomas D'Alesandro
State Senate
General Assembly
D-Alesandro
Edward Black
Tr Alesandro
South Baltimore
Black
Olin Mathieson
Delaware River
Alesandro
Goulman
Hyman
Pressman
Police Move Friday to New City Headquarters
The City Police Department will relocate to the former Marshall Miller property at 731 North Market on Friday. Chief Charles VoMain announced that officers will operate from the new building, with parking violation payments accepted at the office to the left near the front door. Equipment moves continue Thursday and Friday. new furniture from Marland Use Industries is due but not yet installed. Mayor Derr and staff will remain at the current headquarters for several weeks during the transition.
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Posse
Marshall Miller
North Market Stove
Charles Vo Main
Rock
Marland Use Industries
John A. Derr
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Fair Board Names Officers and Oct Dates
The Frederick County Agricultural Society re-elected officers for 1957 at a reorganization meeting. Harry C. Dorcus was again president, Glenn Trout vice president, Wade F. Hursey secretary, Sheriff Horace M. Alexander treasurer, and Robert M. Clapp Jr. counsel. The fair runs October 1 to 5 with day and night shows.
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Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Harry C. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Glenn. Trout
Walkersville
Wade F. Hursey
Horace M. Alexander
Robert &. Clapp Jr
Araby
Gordon
John T. Best Jr
Lloyd C. Culler
Wade Hursey
Ladies
Frank N. Stauffer
Emmons C. Sanner
Clyde W. Smith
John L. Shaw
Alvey D. Young
Cate
A. Irvin Renn
Glenn Trout
West Virginia Teachers Quit Over Moving Reasons
A National Education Association survey shows 50 percent of West Virginia teachers who left last year cited moving from the state as the reason. Colorado 47 percent New Hampshire 42 Oklahoma 40 and Connecticut 34 follow in higher rates of relocation as a cause.
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Washington
West Virginia
National Education Assn
Colorado
New Malmpshire
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Mass Airlift Begins Today in Munich Refugees Move to U.S.
Mass airlift to speed Hungarian refugees to the United States began from Munich with fifty evacuees aboard a four engine transport to Camp Kilmer. More flights were planned to reach about 12500 refugees, as Eisenhower ordered civilian and military planes to aid the effort. A separate Air Materiel contract worth $028,809 was awarded Bendix Aviation Corp. for depot maintenance of electronic development.
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Munich
Germany
Berlin
United States
Camp Kilmer
Null
Hfe
Eisenhower
Margy Fries
Etel Szabo
Austria
T Hangary
Figs Nustria
Bendix Daytos
Ohio
Air Force
Benois Aviation Corp
Baltimore
Meir Criticizes UN Role Amid 1948 War Reminder
Israel’s Foreign Minister Golda Meir condemns indifference at the United Nations and praises Israeli actions in 1948. She argues the UN would have spoken if waited for war to reach a crisis. She contrasts Pearl Harbor and the need for timely support to Israel.
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Baltimore
United Nations
Israel
Golda Meir
Ling
Meir
Ganel Vb
del Nasser
Pearl Harbor
Sneak Thieves Rob Children's Church Box
Thieves entered Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church on West Second Street during the night and stole a small amount of money from the primary department in the basement. The loss is estimated under $3. Rev. George A. Bown announced the incident. other departments were untouched. Det. Kris Carty investigated after police were notified.
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Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Sith
George A. Bown
Det
Kris Carty
Midwest Storm Rips Through Plains to Great Lakes
Strong northwest winds gusted to 70 mph over the Northern Plains and Midwest. Snow and blizzard conditions blanketed Montana Wyoming and portions of the Dakotas and Minnesota while temperatures plummeted beyond zero in several states. Snow was expected to spread from the Great Lakes to the Appalachians with eight inches reported at Turin and five at Boonville in the Adirondacks foothills.
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Associated Press
Plains
Midwest
Montana
Wyoming
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iawa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
South Dakota
Upper Michigan
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Pennsylvania
New England
Adirondacks
Lake Ontario
Turin
Boonville
Mechanical devices to droid mountain of paper work
In midtown Manhattan a multifloor mail automation system handles 2 tons of paper monthly, ejects mail, sorts inbound and outbound items, and directs interoffice correspondence. The 12th to 30th floors of the Socony Mobil Oil Building host conveyors and workers to manage premium payments, statements, and routine mail.
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New York
Socony Mobil Oil
Reiurn
Loin Heer
Matal Lite
Broadway
West Urged to Seize Moral Leadership at NATO Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, addressing NATO ministers in Paris, urged Western powers to expand political and economic cooperation to bolster moral leadership amid Soviet pressure in Eastern Europe. He cited Soviet difficulties with satellites and warned that internal pressures could topple communism, urging unity against postwar challenges.
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Paris
John Foster
Atlantic Pact
West
Europe
Hhe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Dulles
VibUi Tniaiers
Russia
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Egypt
Uhe
Middle East
Hungary
Jeftisms’ Permanent Council
Irene Koryell Wins Junior Bakeoff Top Prize
Koryell Irene, a 12 year old from Frederick Maryland, wins the junior division top prize of 3000 dollars in Pillsbury Bakeoff with her maple hi light fudge cake. The contest honors young bakers and Irene plans college education proceeds.
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Irene Korrell
Frank Korrell
Rocky Springs
Pillsbury
New York City
Paul Gerot
Pillsbury Mills, Inc
Korrell
New York
Frederick
Irene
Nat
Alie R. Riggin
Olympia
Irene Koryell
Seventh Eraders
California
Man admits setting fires to Cambridge churches
A 21 year old AWOL soldier from Somerville, linked to three arson fires including the St John the Evangelist Catholic Church blaze in Cambridge, confessed to police he acted after becoming angry when a locked box could not be opened. He described stealing items and touching a safety box at St Joseph’s and mentioned locating a prayer book. The suspect identified a sexton and provided details to police before his arrest.
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Cambridge
Mats
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Camebridge
Robert Wheisaii
Somerville
St Jomn's
St. Joseph's
Boston
St John
Beacon Hill
Bastion
S21
Damawe
Onus
Wasserble
Sat
Ketwird
Basten
Stephen’s Catholic Church
North Krad
Fahey
Scott
Hing
Pat
Hare
Meisor Collision On West Patrick Street In City
A power collision occurred Monday afternoon on West Patrick Street about 25 feet east of Bente Street. Roosevelt Marker of 1W West Patrick Street was pulling from a gas station when his vehicle struck the westbound sedan driven by Walter Vadalyna. Damage was estimated at about 250 to the latter car with none to the Marker's vehicle. No injuries reported.
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West Patrik Street
Bente
Judges Named for Frederick Christmas Lighting Contest
Judges have been selected for the Jaycees residential Christmas lighting contest in Frederick. The panel includes Charles V. Main Frederick city chief of police Robert L. Smith former manager of the local Potomac Edison office Mrs Parsons Newman a Garden Club member and Jack Davis Hood College art instructor. Entry closes December 24 with blanks available at several sponsors and the winner advancing to GE nationwide contest for prizes.
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T He Jaycees
T. Meade Felton
Charles V. Main
Frederick City
Robert L. Smith
Ormer
Potomac Edison
Parsons Newman
Garden Club
Jack Davis
Hood College
Felton
Frederick
General Electric
Mae
Palo Ng Edison
Sto
Shinles
Wiles. Hood
Peoples Drug Stores
Uleneos Apple Products
Routrain and
Song
Quyan's Hardware Hilmes-Koeike
Liskting
Missing Trans-Canadian air liner sparks vast search
Vancouver reports a Trans-Canadian air liner with 620 aboard vanished after takeoff toward Calgary. Rescue teams comb a 125 mile east region near Silvertip after a reported blast. pilots say inboard engine failed and the plane turned back toward Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Boog
Toot Mio Silvertip
Hope-Princetae
Ludse
Calgary
Athan Clark
Montread
Hope
RCAF
G. L. Cheaban
Weete
Thousands In Hungary On Strike Protests Hit Hungarian Govt
Thousands of Hungarian workers joined a 48 hour general strike against Premier Janos Kadar. Budapest transport slowed and martial law and property seizures were announced while some provinces reported stoppages. The Hungarian delegation walked out of the United Nations over alleged interference.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Central Workers’ Council
United Nations
N.Y. Ih
General Assembly
U.N
Hungary
UTR LD
Edo
Wated Release From Patuxent Institution
Report from Patuxent Institution describes a jailbreak attempt and escape effort. State Police say a vehicle trailer incident injured a man identified as Kaheut Neil Suit of Eikton, taken to hospital after lacerations.
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Alto North
Kaheut Neil Suit
Eikton
Ungsop Hospital
Kikten
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Travel Council
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C. Sanner
Irving E. Staley
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Frank ‘. Stauffer
Dorens
West Var
Uther States
Atlanta -P
Atlanta Public School Teachers Assn
Attha
Johnny Dio
Victor Riesel
Philadelphia
Pera
Transport Workers Union
PRIC
Luallcst
Jaycees
Kadar
Vienna
Hitndarian
Budapapest Radio Today
Hegyeshalom
Nickelsdorf
Patuxent Institution
Ann
Syria
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