Nine Men Convicted In Court For Breakings And Larcenies
A circuit court session led to the conviction of nine youths and men, many with prior records. Charles H. Brown, 24, received the longest term, seven years in the Maryland Reformatory for Males, after involvement in multiple thefts near Mt. Pleasant. Other defendants include Joseph Baer, Bernard Stallings, David Ko, Edward Funk Jr, and others, with sentences ranging from two to five years or pending pre-sentence investigations.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Maryland
Brown
Hamilton
Avalon
U. S. 26
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph Anthony Baer
Schnauffer
Reformatory
David QO. Kline
Sheffield
Edward Walter Funk Jr
Funk
Shoffield
Shamrock
Neal
Kennedy
Bavon Tye
Blade
Bostinz Fultz
Paltz
Reese
Toomer
Depher
Andy
Tata
Cheer Up Kids Judge Frees Santa Claus in Blue Law Case
PennDel Pa AP Santa Claus portrayed by Earl Steger was arrested Sunday for allegedly working on Sunday under old blue laws still on the books. The judge discharged him after hearing both sides, noting Santa’s generosity to children and propriety of his actions. Four helpers faced similar charges. cases pending.
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Penndel
Santa Claus
Rudolph
Santa
Earl Steger
Butch
William Kiempp
Norman Rigby
Riempp
St. Nick's
Bucks County Ethical Business Practices Committee
Bar of Justice
William ‘Linger
Mrs. Santa
Steger
Western ministers press unity on Berlin amid US leadership doubts
Paris talks among Rusk, Schroeder, and others fail to yield a common Berlin strategy as allies debate whether to negotiate with the Soviet Union. De Gaulle resists American led moves while privately French officials avoid blocking Moscow talks. Washington’s Congo stance fuels friction in London and Paris.
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Paris
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Congo
London
Dean Rusk
Quai D'Orsay
Gerhard Schroeder
Charles de Gaulle
West Berlin
Moscow
Eichmann Judgment Concludes Reading in Jerusalem
The Israeli special court finished the reading of its judgment finding Adolf Eichmann guilty on all 15 counts of the April indictment. The summation followed a lengthy trial and addresses the former Gestapo colonel’s role in Nazi crimes.
Market Gains New York Aptue Sti Brs SoCs
Market activity in New York shows gains on real estate and securities as traders respond to mixed signals. Analysts cite cautious optimism amid uncertain financing and fluctuating interest rates.
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New York
Ap- Tee
Acquit Driver In Radar Case
A 46-year-old motorist, Dennis L. Webber, was acquitted in Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett’s court on charges of speeding and drunken driving after city police could not prove he was driving the car that radar indicated. Officers Main and Dorsey testified about a 1952 light blue DeSoto on West South Street with temporary tags. the car was found on Broadway off West South Street shortly after.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Dennis L. Webber
West Patrick Street
J. Frank Main Jr
Nathan A. Dorsey
West South Street
Main
Dorsey
Broadway
Avas
Celebrate Mass Here For Archbishop SeCemy Ten Temmesh
A religious ceremony was held at the Cathedral of Mary Ow Queen in Baltimore. Attendees included local clergy and lay members who gathered Thursday to honor Archbishop Celebrate Mass Here For Archbishop SeCemy Ten Temmesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Zoning Hearing Probes Frederick Changes on Gas Stations and Housing
A Frederick County public hearing at Winchester Hall examined eleven proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance focusing on gasoline service stations housing for itinerant workers and seasonal hunting cabins. Officials paused decisions amid mixed views from oil firm representatives residents and planning leaders.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
J. Alfred Catsail
Planning and Zoning Commission
Oil Company
Daniel Wight
Board of Appeals
Bert L. Santen
Frederick Junction
Santen
Suffers 36 Hours With Broken Leg
An item reports Nora W. Hesaane, age unspecified, suffering a broken leg after an incident in Salisbury. Details are incomplete due to garbled OCR but indicate a prolonged injury period and nearby mentions of names and places.
Ex-Farmers Co-Op Head Koons Dies at 70 in Thurmont
Peter David Koons 70 a noted Thurmont citizen and former executive head of the Farmers Co operative Association in Thurmont died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage He was born in the county to Peter D and Alice Koons and educated at Walkersville Blue Ridge College He helped founding the Farmers Co operative in 1924 and led it until retirement in March 1953 He was married to Mary Norris Koons and survived by two daughters Mrs Wini Fred Howe Florida and Mrs Jeannette McHenry Thurmont six grandchildren. funeral services Thursday at 2 p m at M L Creager and Son Funeral Home Thurmont with interment at Haughs Church Cemetery.
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Peter David Koons
Thurmont
Farmers Co-operative Association Inc
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Koons
Peter D
Alice Birely Koons
Walkersville
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Peter W. Chichester
Amon Burgee
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Farmers Co-operative
Mt. Zion Lutheran (Haugh’s
Ladiesburg
Mary Norris Koons
E. Winifred Howe
Florida
M. Jeannette McHenry
M. L. ‘Creager and Son
Haugh’s Church Cemetery
Hillside Cashier Admits Embezzling About 185000
Theresa Barras, 29, of Belleville, a Hillside Loan Co. cashier, confessed to stealing roughly 185000 over five years from weekly loan collections. She says the funds were spent on gifts for herself and relatives and that she does not have the money. police report says she took 200 to 1 weekly.
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Hillside
N.J
Theresa Barras
Belleville
Heper
Hillside Loan Co
Miss Barrass
2 & Someriend
Ind bin “Lam Dans
Weather notes hint at record rainfall and cold midweek
Fragmented report shows mention of a potential rainfall record and a cold spell. It notes Wednesday turning windy and colder with light snow flurries in the mountains. The text references a Great Month and a planned event or observation tied to Goering Street and related locations.
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Smerny
Peter Armas
Chaxty
Tax Court Cuts Middletown Store Building Assessment
Maryland Tax Court reduced Wertheimer property assessment from 16 400 to 14 520 for 1961 after review by County Commissioners. The Main Street Middletown building, housing American Store and apartments, saw land value kept at 670, while dispute over fair market value ranged up to 25 000 to 30 000 by assessor’s witness and 20 000 to 22 000 by Wertheimer.
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Middletown
Maryland Tax Court
Philip R. Wertheimer
Supervisor of
Wertheimer
Main Street
Gilmore R. Flautt Jr
Flautt
William G. Burgee
Tumen Norris
Norris
Wife To Join Hubby In Jail In Tax Case
A Kansas City woman faces possible jail as she plans to join her husband in a federal tax case. The pair, linked to a developer and others, were involved in a dispute over 570 in taxes. The wife indicated she would not testify alone and expressed concern about the outcome.
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Hubby
Kansas City
Bey
Duncan Saetionge
Heat Wave Lingers In Jacksonville
Heat continues to grip Jacksonville as temperatures stay high across the area. Forecasters warn residents to stay hydrated and take precautions during peak heat hours.
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Jacksonville
Reds Charge NATO Official Is War Criminal
Moscow demanded the United States hand over West German General Adolf Heusinger, NATO military committee chief in Washington, for trial as a war criminal. Bonn rejected the charges as false, noting Heusinger was cleared long ago and the move appeared as Soviet propaganda amid international tension.
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Moscow
United States
Adolf Heusinger
Permanent
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Heusinger
Hitler
Soviet Union
Michael Kharlamov
Bonn
West Germany
Plot To Kill Jap Leader Smashed
Police in Tokyo announced the foiling of an ultra rightist plot to assassinate Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and senior government members. Thirteen men were arrested, with weapons uniforms and masks seized in predawn raids across Tokyo and Kyushu. The scheme, funded by an industrialist, aimed to trigger a Communist response and end government stability.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Ikeda
Daikichi Imoto
Public ‘Safety
Seoul
Jeftist
Sohoo
Communist Party
Saniors
Kyushu
Amphoma
Society For Japanese History
Torosaku Kawanami
Nichinan and Kawanami Industrial Co
Goldwater Attacks Griping Reservists in Spain Visit
Senator Barry Goldwater assails reservists during a trip to Spain with Senator Howard Cannon and Jack Miller. They inspect the United States base operations, visiting officials and facilities in a tour centered on military concerns.
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Gorwater
Air Force Reserve
Spain
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Jack R. Miller
Alwa
Cen Amis
Airport Attacks Mark Katanga Conflict in Elisabethville
Unidentified aircraft bombed Elisabethville Airport four times before dawn, dropping 26 bombs with no U.N. installations damaged. U.N. reports say the Katanga mission suffered 10 dead, 37 wounded, 13 missing, while attacks also targeted the U.N. headquarters and President Tshombe’s residence.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Elisabethville
U.N
Katanga
Brussels
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Sean McKeown
Congo
New York
Rikhye
U Thant
Union Miniere
31 Below In Montana 31 Below In Montana
A batch of bitter cold from Canada drives temperatures under zero across the western mountain region. Havre Montana records 31 at 1 am while teens spread from Oklahoma to the upper Great Lakes. Snow, rain and sleet threaten Michigan Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin with heavy snow warnings issued.
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Associated Press
Canada
Havre
Mount
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Great Lakes
Gulf States
Illinois
Kentucky-Tennessee
Midwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Michican
Texas
Missisippi
Po Pennsylvania
New York
Kansas
Fire Claims Man in Baltimore Incident
A man died early in Baltimore in a blaze that damaged a dwelling. Authorities identified the victim as John Jorcens and opened an investigation into the fire’s cause.
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Baltimore
John Jorcens
Cnn
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U. S
Eichmann
TION
Gueen
Hanna
SS Oficer
Tap Bere
Salisbury
Nora W. Hesaane
Decoverne
Ori
Tee Patek
Farmers
Co-Operative Assoc
Arete Cay
NATO
Goldwater
Montana
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