Charge Driver Hits Ambulance in Downtown Intersection
A car failed to stop after striking a United Ambulance at East Sixth and North Market, minor damage to the vehicle and ambulance. Paul G. Hausler Jr. was identified by a crew member and charged by City Police with failing to stop and driving with a rescinded license. He was later arrested at his home on RFD 4. The ambulance was en route with a patient at 9 45 p m Saturday after stopping for a traffic light. Further Sunday morning collisions caused substantial damage to several vehicles on West Patrick and West Third streets, with multiple drivers charged for following too closely or failing to drive to the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ambulance
East Sixth
North Market Streets
Paul G. Hausler Jr
Uniteds
Ernest Melvin Shank
Hausler
Robert J. Shankle
Shankles
Terry Shankle
South Market Street
James D. Wilmer
Paul W. Mossburg
Ford
Grayson Ray Michael
Eugene F. Rinehart
West Patrick Street
Rinehart
Chevrolet
Harvey C. Butler Jr
Jacobs
Cpl. Mossburg
Butter
Morris Routzahn
West Third
North Market Street
Fourth
Charles Edward Kline Sr
Owen Edwin Ecker
Ecker
Poice
Janes
Ecter
St. Damere
Kiine
S&s
Weather winds down after deadly sleet and ice storm
A severe sleet and ice storm hit the county over the weekend causing hazardous travel. The snow emergency plan was activated for the first time. Temperatures rose Sunday reducing ice but dense fog and continued rain kept roads slick. State and county crews worked to clear highways and enforce winter travel rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mohler
State Roads Commission
Tore
County Roads Department
Frederick County
Marin
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Temperatures Across Regions
The forecast reports normal highs around 38 to 45 degrees with warmer conditions in the mountains. Temperatures ease into mild days Tuesday through Friday with improving conditions and dry skies expected.
China Geese Take Off In Soupy Weather
The 25 China geese from Harold Weisberg’s farm near Hyattstown were rerouted from a CAP flight to a Meadows truck to Idlewild Airport and on to St Lucia Island due to heavy rain sleet and fog. John McElfrosh drove the birds to New York aboard a Meadows truck after weather grounded air transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Harold Weisberg
Hyattstown
New York City
Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Alonzo E. Meadows
Meadows van and Storage Inc
Idlewild
Caribbean
Meadows
Weisberg
Frederick Municipal
New York
St. Lucia Island
Weisberg Farm
CAP
Baltimore
Herman D. Toms
John McElfrosh
Department of Agriculture
Remte
Salvation Army to Provide 179 Christmas Food Baskets
The Salvation Army reports 179 families will receive food and supplies this Christmas. 165 baskets are ready, 14 more have been adopted by local groups. Basket delivery is not handled by the Army. families arrange transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Thomas Woodcock
North ‘ County
Frederick
Eichmann Attorney Appeals In Death Sentence Notice
Eichmann’s attorney files an appeal notice in the case tied to the death sentence. The process may involve timing with the court and potential grounds for review as the appeal proceeds. The record notes expectations for filings and proceedings in the appellate phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichmann
Stores Warned About Holiday Shoplifters
Chief Charles V. Main warns merchants and employees to scrutinize checks and verify endorser identities as holiday shoplifting and bad checks rise. Canine units and plainclothes detectives patrol businesses while regular officers handle increased traffic and juvenile theft attempts during the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Main
Chief Main
Weather Of All Sorts Strikes U S
A wide range of miserable weather swept the nation in a stormy weekend. Freezing rain and icy roads caused numerous traffic accidents and several deaths across states from Iowa and Indiana to New England. Snow and cold air moved from Idaho to the northern Rockies and into the northern plains and midwest regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Indiana
New England
Lebanon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Rockies
Zern
Minnesta
Midmany
Coorada
Castsi
Supreme Court Dismisses Maryland Virginia Fishing Compact Appeal
The Supreme Court refused to review a Maryland Virginia fishing rights compact for the Potomac River tidewater, dismissing the appeal by watermen from Charles and St. Mary’s counties. The Maryland court held the compact valid and properly advertised, and the high court offered no reasons for dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Virginia
Tidewater
Potomac River
Maryland Court of Appeals
Charles
St. Mary's
High Tribunal
Maryand
Watermen
U.S
Suspect Arson In Brazil Circus Fire
A nylon tent circus fire in Interoi Brazil killed hundreds with early reports listing 10 bodies recovered and about 50 injured. Police suspect arson as 2,500 spectators watched in Niteroi near Rio de Janeiro where the Mammoth tent fire trapped and trampled victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interoi
Brazil
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Guanabara Bay
Rio de Janeiro
Roder
Sao Paulo
Nitera
Thieves Target Stull Home In Weekend Burglary
State Police investigate a Saturday burglary at the Eugene Woodrow Stull residence on Daysville Road near Liberty. Items stolen included clothing, an Admiral 13 inch TV, alarm clock, class ring, bedspread and suit. entry used a hidden key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Woodrow Stall
Daysville Road
Liberty
Stull
Tfe
Henry I. Stafford
Gordon H. Smith
Stulls
U S Envoy Heads to Katanga for Unity Talks
U S peace envoy Jess Gullion flew in a U S Air Force Constellation toward Elisabethville to meet Moise Tshombe and urge Katanga’s reintegration under Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula. Reports say Tshombe was inside his palace as UN troops pressed the city amid street fighting and a nearby assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gullion
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Gullion
Air Force
Constellation
Kennedy
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.N
United Nations
Jess Gullion
Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Gibson
Adoula
Neurn
Kivu
Mee Tshembe
Lewpexiville
Ameriian
Guilion
Laurel Publicity Director Dies
Laurel Publicity Director dies in Baltimore AP report notes death details and notes his role in local publicity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Nehru Floats UN Appeal On Goa Invasion
The United Nations Security Council was asked to meet at 3 p.m. EST after Portugal sought urgent action over India's assault on Goa. New Delhi announced Damao and Diu were liberated in the first day of a multi-pronged campaign with tanks and air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Goa
India
Bombay
Damao
Diu
Portugal
Subcontinent
U.N
Nehru
New Delhi
Alfonso de Albuquerque
Belgaum
Nova Goa
Arabian Sea
Guatemala
Fauble Fined For Discharging Firearms
A worker was convicted in Magistrate's Court for discharging firearms on Patrick Street. The offender received a jail term of 1 day and a minor fine. The case involves listed local addresses and names, with details partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamistrate
Patrick Street
Thompson
Wee Women Father Slipped Disc Twist Cheat
A fragment from a page shows a query about a twist cheat linked to a father with a slipped disc. The wording is unclear and reads like a casual, exploratory line rather than a full report or event.
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Toon
Mr. Weisberg
John McElfresh
Meadows van
Don Whipp
China
RUS
Aove
Patce
Isra
Ramee
U. S
TwoGoa
Compact Review
Tay Rye
Peranns
Security Council
Fauble
Keeneth Brzere
Rottans
CFS
Chitron
S H Wes
Teint Tadkirg
Forse Fends
Marcpe
Eds Sime
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