Fair Price Land Suit Heard in Frederick by-pass case
A jury in Circuit Court weighed compensation for land along West Patrick Street used by the State Roads Commission for the Frederick by-pass. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Schaden own the seven foot by 140 foot strip with prior highway access. The case centers on land value at the date of taking January 5 and loss of access without improvements involved.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick By-Pass
West Patrick Street
Harold Schaden
Robert E. Clapp
Schadens
Clapp
Attormeys
Patrick M. Schnauffer
H. Thomas Summers
E. R. Bowlus
800000 Potential Voters Not Registered In Maryland
Maryland Democrats push registration drive aiming to add about 800000 prospective voters not listed on rolls. Frederick county reports 18600 unregistered eligible voters. Montgomery and other counties show substantial totals. A state committee official urged chairmen to convert nonregistrants, citing 1958 party breakdown. A separate note records a two car crash on Route 26 near Ceresville with minor property damage and an investigator assigned.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick County
C. T. Brown
Montgomery County
Democratic State Central Committee
Oor
Allegany
Anne A
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charies
Dorchester
Garett
Kent
Montgomer
Pelee
Ceresville
Robert Cruz
Opera conductor Maranzoni dies near Milan
Roberto Maranzoni Sr who conducted the world premiere in New York of Puccini's Ti Trittico in 1918 died Sunday at his home near Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Roberto Maranzoni, Sr
New York
Puccini
Sentencing Set After Assault Case in Maryland
Frederick man John G. Shelhorse to be returned from Spring Grove State Hospital Thursday morning for sentencing on assault and battery on his wife. Magistrate Judge Edward D. Storm ordered examination prior to sentencing after Shelhorse was found guilty on November 20 and tearfully said he would kill his wife.
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Frederick
Spring Grove State Hospital
Edward D. Storm
John G. Shelhorse
Storm
Shellhorse
Newsmen Ban At Missile Base Lifted
Maj. Donald N. Yates lifted the ban on newsmen at Cape Canaveral missile launchings after a telegraph from United Press International denied his charge that an UPI story violated an agreement not to publish future launch dates. The action followed Yates’s earlier decision to bar briefing reporters at the test center.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Donald N. Yates
Missile Test Center
Yates
Lyle Wilson
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Army coordinates Christmas food baskets for 159 families
Captain Travis Israel reports 155 applications filed for Salvation Army holiday aid. Baskets to be filled December 22 23 and distributed Christmas Eve. Funds include 910 in kettle collections and a 200 donation. Emergency cases allowed. Red Cross Police Welfare Board assist. Francis Scott Key Post handles toys avoidance. Sunshine Baskets planned for 200 packages to Chronic Hospital Montevue Home and Frederick County jail by League of Mercy.
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Salvation
Travis Israel
Army
Israel
Red Cross
City Police Department
Welfare Board
Cptton
Yule
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Sunshine
Montevue
Frederick County
League of Mercy
Soviet Union Holds 1100 Missile Bases in NATO Briefing
In Paris NATO leaders were told the USSR has 1100 missile bases and intercontinental rockets in service for 17 months. Adm. Boone presented the estimate to the ministerial council amid U S France tensions over NATO command and US atomic weapons on French soil.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Pierre Guillaumat
France
NATO
Adm
Walter F. Boone
C. S
Tan
Boone
Ttat
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Charles de Gaulle
ATO ‘Command
Ethan F. Twining
U. S. Joint Chiefs of
Guillaumat
Twining
Christian A. Herter
Council
Integra
Uni
Frederick High School hosts visiting Indiana University biologist
Dr Walter A Ronetzka of Indiana University observes and teaches in Frederick High School science classes this week under the American Institute of Biological Sciences program. He discusses how bacteria confer antibiotic resistance and highlights science career opportunities to stimulate student interest.
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Frederick High School
Walter A. Ronetzka
Department of Bacteriology
Indiana University
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Konetzka
American Institute Biological Sciences
Audrey Pressler
David Dean
Renor
Fi Pressler
Indiana
Fort Detri
William Roessler
Norman Gary
Warren Iverson
Frederick Hich
Dev . Roessler
Gary
Iverson
Keneizka
Pressler
Abe
Zoning Violations and Assault Cases Heard by Magistrate
Builders faced zoning law violations with fines and warnings as Emmett Mellott was cited for setback breaches on Brandenburg Hollow Road and a $160 penalty imposed. Thomas Hoffman was guilty of assaulting his mother and sentenced to six months with suspension pending good conduct. Raymond Haines Jr. received one year in the Maryland House of Correction after a false pretenses conviction and a prior $109 property destruction fine.
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Quiti
Edward D. Storm
Emmett Mellett
Burg
G Jing
iHe
Sherman Bowers
Melioti
Brandenburg Hollow
Peas
J Alfred Cuzisail
Isail
County Home
Oune
Mellon Cla Wagaman
Wegaman
Magistr
Storm
Hart
Cutsail
Mellott
Thomas Nelson Hoffman
South Street
May Hoffman
Frederick County
Voluntariers
Spring Grove State
Raymond Victor Haines Jr
Williamsport
Maryland House of Correction
Five Day Forecast and North Korea Arrival Summary
Five day forecast shows warm weather into Saturday with cooler conditions Sunday and Monday. Rain potential centers on Saturday or Sunday. North Korea reports 2000 Koreans choosing communism arrive in North Korea in a routine transfer. South Korea responds with threats to retaliate.
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Wexland
Tokyo
North
South Korea
Colt Giant Game on TV in Washington
Philadelphia report notes a December 21 NFL game between Baltimore and Washington would be televised in the nation’s capital, a first for the league city and a move to allow more fans in Washington to view their team in action despite local blackout rules.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Betore
New York
Baltimore
Baltib
Ike Sails Toward Tunisia on Freedom Tour
President Eisenhower, aboard the heavy cruiser Moctes, sails toward Tunisia as part of a Mediterranean goodwill tour. The voyage follows an Athens departure with 62 degree weather and a planned State of the Union message to Congress next month. Bourguiba and Tunisian officials plan shore visits as the escort carrier accompanies the mission.
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Eisenhower
Mediterranean
U.S
Moites
Tunisia
Peace In Freedom
Athens
State of the Union
Congres
Ar Lems
Habbib Bourguiba
Tunia
Des
France
Red Agents Involve Attempted Poisoning at American Plant
A Foreign Communist plot aimed at poisoning 5 employees at an American station was thwarted. Radio Free Europe officials and American authorities say a poisonous toxin from a plant was used, with cooperation from a Communist diplomat and the investigation ongoing. The cafeteria closure and security measures followed the incident.
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Germany
Iron Curtain
Mount Kisco
Free Europe
Wbo Altough
Cooper
REE
Weather Forecast Confusion As Temperatures Stumble
The forecast says highs in the high 50s with a five day outlook predicting warmer days. Rain is expected this weekend despite earlier notes of heat extending into next week, while records note a 28 degree low at the airport station.
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Oal Mig
Tuesda
Orming
Castro predicts Cuban invasion in 1960 as trials quicken
Fidel Castro warned of an expected 1960 invasion as military courts speed exploits in Havana. He claimed the revolution would be defended with weapons, citing external campaign and domestic unrest. Trials in Havana handed long sentences to Maj. Hubert Matos and others, with two Cubans executed for anti Castro activities. An American businessman, John V Martino of Miami Beach, faced a heavy counter revolution charge at La Cabana fortress.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ibed
United States
Congress of Sugar Workers
Castro
America
Hubert Matos
Camaguey Province
Ate Matos
Pinar del Rio
Luis Lara
Batista
Jose Antonio Morisi Reyes
John V. Martino
Miami Beach
Fla
la Cabana
Martino
Mayor Urges TV Coverage for Colts Giants Championship
Mayor Jacob R Ramsburg sought television of the December 27 NFL title game between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants. Acting NFL Commissioner Austin H Gunsel announced regional telecast after a flood of local appeals citing fans without tickets. The mayor urged a flexible approach to the blackout rule to let fans view the game.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Baltimore
Oihiece
National Football League
Austin H. Gunsel
False alarm at Putman road fire call ends with no blaze
The Independents responded to a fire alarm on Putman road Tuesday evening but firefighters found nothing to extinguish. No injuries or damages reported.
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Putman Road
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Reds
FHS
Ike
Red
Radio Free Europe
F.ws
Frederck High School
Bara Cherry
Horace Albaugh
Walter A. Konetzka
Dr. Konetzka
Frank J. Keefer
Loreal School
Gunsel
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