Cuba Frees 2d Newsman After Arrest
Havana reports say British journalist was released after arrest linked to fugitive Frank Young in Cuba. Miami Herald and New York Times correspondents were questioned while Young, a pilot, faced a 30 year sentence for conspiring against Castro.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
James Buchanan
Miami Herald
Frank Austin Young
Jan aAnthen
Lord Beaverbrook
Young
Pinar del Rio
Buch
Ami
Agemts
Buchanan
Anan
Miar
Castro
Gover
Aitken
New York Times
Times
Ruby Hart Phi
Edward Scott
National Broadcasting Co
Peter John Lamibson
New York
Union-Everedy Rewards Workers With 27000 in Bonuses
The Union-Everedy Company awarded about 27000 in Christmas bonuses to 132 employees. Bonuses varied by years of service from 2 percent for under one year to 6 percent for over 15 years, with additional mid year payments and a minimum 15 dollar gift. G M Deam is general manager and Charles J McCarthy is executive vice president.
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Union-Everedy Company
James O. McCa
G. M. Deam
Charles J. McCarthy
Cabbie Uses Cab Ride To Foil Robbers
Baltimore cab driver Charles Fleet 29 tailed two attackers who robbed a 60 year old seaman on a city street. Fleet followed them in his cab but they directed him to a police station where he delivered them to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Fleet
Fleet
Avinina
Joan
Docket Shows Thirty-Eight Criminal Cases Pending
Circuit Court faces thirty eight cases on the current term with many appeals from Magistrate's Court. State's Attorney Rothenhoefer calls the number usual and says cases will proceed as investigations finish and dates are set. Several entries involve multiple counts and a few trials, including DeHaven Toms on an assault charge confined in Pennsylvania.
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New State
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
DeHaven
Toms
Pennsylvania
Russell H. Hinds
Thomas S. Michael
Lynn T. Moore
George Welty Sprenkie Jr
Charles David Poole
James Edmund Ricketts
John E. Rickettes
John Francis Miorrison
Thomas E. Andrews
Walter L. Monath
Richard L. Amoss
Henry C. Baugher
Ernest P. Hammaker
George W. Stone Jr
George K. Bostion
Toppeal
Samuel L. Smith
Maynard Palmer
Aldred Johnson
Robert L. Cox
Wilmer W. Clark
John W. Little
Ray E. Dayhoff
Todd Steel Plant Nears Start Amid Expansion
Todd Steel Inc expects to begin operations in about six weeks as the fabricating plant nears completion. The 30,000 square foot steel framed facility will produce long span steel joists for a seven state area. Key staff include plant manager Jimmie Johnston and engineer W R Hale, with a trailer serving as a temporary office.
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Todd Steel Inc
J. Wiliam Brosius
Todd Steel
Hale
Johnston
Brunswick
Thurmont to Study Town Water Supply and Growth
Baltimore consulting firm Whitman Reynardt and Associates will perform a 30 day study of Thurmont water use losses fire protection needs and population trends. Mayor Donald Lewis aims to present a long range expansion plan to the Department of Geology Mines and Water Resources for approval in January.
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Baltimore
Thurmont
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Donald Lewis
Department of Geology, Mines, and Water Resources
Lewis
Five Day Forecast With Warmer Than Normal Temperatures
The Associated Press reports temperatures will average four to five degrees above normal across a warming trend through midweek. Expect largely cloudy skies with rain over the weekend and on Tuesday and Wednesday, with precipitation between a half and three quarters of an inch. Normal highs run 40 to 47 degrees, near 40 in the mountains, while lows range from 20 to 25 degrees in the mountains and 25 to 32 elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Wee Women Query About Squeezing More Money
A short note shows a customer asking a teller how to increase funds in an account. The fragment hints at bank service questions and potential fee or balance discussions. No names or dates are provided.
Cold Spaghetti Eaters Hunted By Police
Emmitsburg police hunt culprits after the town school was entered at night marking a second county break in a week. Lewistown and Emmitsburg victims show differing damage and motives while state police and local forces investigate separate cases.
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Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Guardsmen Enforce Martial Law at Wilson Packing Plant
In Albert Lea Minnesota, 3 National Guardsmen with bayonets dispersed a hostile crowd at the Wilson Packing Co. amid a strike. Gov Orville Freeman orders martial law in Freeborn County as 80 guardsmen guard the plant and bar crowds from the area while production resumes with replacement workers.
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Albert Lea
National
Wilson
Minnesota
Col
Paul V. Meyer
Menkato
Judge Survives Falling Court Ceiling Incident
In Fort Worth Texas an apartment court ceiling collapsed during a hearing but caused no serious injury. The judge quipped that a prior war led to fines, while law personnel leaped clear of debris and minutes continued.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Law
Ceilinc
Employment declines in November ease but stay high
Washington reports November unemployment at 65.64 million employed a rise of nearly 400000 to 3.87 million in jobs. Steel strike end helped job gains but layoffs continued in outdoor work and seasonal declines.
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Washington
Wolkbein
Johor
Janus
Taft-Harleye
Wolfbeinghe
Otober
E Brook Lee Elected Heal of Beef Group
E Brook Lee of Damascus was elected president of the Maryland Beef Producers Association. The group markets 3600 beef feeder calves and 125 registered bulls at annual April and October sales at West Friendship. Other officers include A Leland Clark as president and John B Hudson as secretary treasurer.
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E. Brook Lee
Heal
E. Brooke Lee
Damascus
Maryland Beef, Producers Association
West Friendship
A. Leland Clark
Poolesvile
Clark
John B Hudson
Holly Hill
Frederick
Stanley Pier
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Arthur MacArthur
Port Deposit
Cecil County
Lee
Laurence Erowner
Netonal Cattlemens” Association
Omaha
New Ad
Car Crashes Into Home Killing Two Residents
A car crashed into a Miami duplex before dawn killing Lee Bembray a five year old and his 45 year old wife Ne groes while a third resident Mrs Tukes 45 was pulled from flames. Driver Harold Guthrie 26 drunk and unhurt faced charges including slaughter drunken driving speeding and reckless driving.
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Miami
Fla
Fred Fuqua
Harold Guthrie
Guthrie
Lee Bembray
Neal Tukes
Eisenhower Urges Noble War on Hunger in India
President Eisenhower addressed 100000 at New Delhi World Agricultural Fair. He urged a genuinely noble war against hunger and famine while praising India as a force for world peace. Nehru hailed him as a great leader as they pledged U.S. help to ease India’s food shortages.
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Delhi
Eisenhower
India
New Delhi
Rajendra Prasad
Nehru
United States
Ringleader Of Escapees Is Captured
Martinsville Virginia AP report says Charles W Yank Stewart 52 ringleader of twenty escapees from Ivy Bluff Prison North Carolina was captured after a high speed chase. His car crashed at the Smith River bridge and he fled on foot. Another escapee still at large is Stewart 38 of Boone North Carolina.
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Martinsville
Charles W
Yank Stewart
North Carolin
Ivy Bluff
Wilmington
N.C
Smith River
Stewart
Lyn
Roanoke
Virginia
Ohio
Pol J. B. Barnes
Woodrow Stewart
Boone
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Henry
J. E. Peverall
L. D. Witt Barnes
Poor Deer Kall Season Indicates Weak Hunting Totals
Hunters report no deer kills at county check stations, keeping total at 371 versus last year's 192 and the 1957 peak of 269. Weather looks mild with possible evening and night highs below freezing, while snowmelt lowers a Creek Reservoir level after a brief rise.
Lyndon Johnson Poses as Candidate Yet Denies It
In Marshalltown Iowa Lyndon B Johnson acts like a presidential hopeful while denying plans to run. The Senate leader pursues voters from Texas to national circles, counting votes and courting Southern support. He foresees a strong convention showing with Southern and Western backing.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Lyndor B. Johnson
Ohnson
Eike
Johnson
Senate
Texas
Congress
Lyte Musee
Don Johnson
Lymim Awel
Southermers
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Fraserburga
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Helsinki
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Rockefeller Plazas
Northampton
Mass
Dean Acheson
Smith College
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Cisde Vincent
Benese
Todd Steel Inc. New
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Raiload
Yank’ Stewart
Sen. Johnson
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