Probation Violator Is Given Term
A 2-year old farm laborer who drifted through jobs without contacting his probation officer and finally served 6 days in jail had a three-year House of Correction sentence placed into effect in criminal court. Wilbur Lee Ford, found guilty in March of grand larceny for stealing a $196 chain saw, had the suspended sentence activated after a long pattern of evasion, wandering between farms near Liberty Middletown Frederick and Montgomery County. The probation officer testified Ford never stayed with any job, often drank, and repeatedly disappeared, prompting the court to enforce the suspended term despite attempts to place him on farm work and other arrangements. The State's Attorney represented the State.
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House of Correction
Wden
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Wilbur Lee Ford
Ford
Dorward W. Keitells
State Department of Parole and Probation
Liberty
Sir. Reitelis
Middletown
Wil’ness
Frederick
Trice
Dean Farm
Barnes Road
Kellells
Samuel W. Barrick
Deaf panhandler banned after city probe
A deaf mute panhandler who claimed to average 100 dollars weekly collapsed under police inquiry. Officers seized his cards, routed him toward Baltimore, and dismissed the case as simple panhandling with no substantiated pretense. The investigation was led by Ret. Sergi Dietz and Corp. Boone.
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Dais Echevarria
New York
Baltimore
Anceu
Ret
Sergi
Norman Dietz
Andy Corp
William Boone
Three Teens Die in Wreck on U S 30 Near Centreville
State Police report a fatal crash on a straight dual lane stretch about five miles east of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Edward Drummond 19 of Kent Narrows, Nase Marie Hazleton 18 of Chester, and Saul Redden 17 of Kent Narrows died after a car collided with a tractor trailer. Truck driver Alvin Taylor 53 of Federalsburg was uninjured.
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Centreville
U. S
Edward Harry Drummond
Kent Narrows
Warden Fired Over Chandler Accusations Seeks Hearing
Kendall Thomas, a Kentucky game warden, was discharged after charging Gov A B Chandler and three officials with banting violations. He has requested a hearing and sent requests to Wildlife Commissioner Earl Wallace and others, as details remain unclear.
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Wickeiffe
Kendall Thomas
Whoa
A. B. Chandler
Earthly Favorites In Toys Favored By Most Youngsters
Santa Claus, Ariz. Santa New Iberia, La. Carl asked for seven footballs a walkie talkie and two spaceships and the like this year. Most youngsters seem to prefer the same old earthly favorites in toys.
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Santa Claus
Ariz
Santa New Iberia
Carl
Claus
Tors
Jimmy Dovie
Las Vei
Santa letters drive small gains as stocks edge higher
New York traders saw a slight, uncertain rise in early trading as Merger rumors buoy Armco Steel and National Supply. The Bromaghim family, famed for answering Santa letters, handles thousands of requests daily while noting no charges.
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Armco Steel
National Supply
Armco
Hoffa Jury Deadlocked 11 to 1 on Conviction
A federal jury in New York deadlocked 11 to 1 on James K. Hoffa and two co defendants after one day of deliberations. They faced charges of conspiring to tap Detroit Teamsters phones to learn information for a racketeering probe. Conviction could bring up to one year in jail and a $10,000 fine. Deliberations began Wednesday afternoon and ended after midnight.
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New York
Federal Report
James K- Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Ung
Hoffa
Owen i B. Brennan
Detroit
iTeamsters Local 337
Bernard
iSpindel
Profession
Thunderstorms Roll Across Tornado Area in Midwest
Reports say heavy thunderstorms swept through storm-stricken areas of Illinois Missouri Arkansas and Indiana with more than a score of tornadoes across the region. Fifteen fatalities and over 250 injuries reported as damage costs run into the millions. Temperatures fell to the low 50s as colder air spread southeastward and snow fell in the northwest.
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Associated Press
Sinois
Alabama
All Clear Weather
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Indiana Co. Uc
Kansas
Oklahom
Ohio
Great Lakes
Mid
Oregon
Washington
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Ohios
Great ‘Lakes
Ina
Tragedy in New Mexico as estranged family slain
Lawrence Weisdorfer, a Corregidor and Japanese prison camp veteran, killed three members of his estranged wife’s family in a northeastern New Mexico cowtown before being shot by Bradley Weathers, who then faced no charges. The crime followed a pending divorce settlement from Mosquero. two children witnessed the spree.
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N.M. W
New
Mexico
Cowtown
Lawrence Weisdorfer
Bradley Weathers
Weisdorfer
Elizabeth
James
Ahen
John Penapace
Weisdorferi
Andy Powells
Marisha
Weis Gorter
Floyd Iver
Ivers
Weathers
P Menapace
Jabout
Powells
Weissdorfer
Texas
iHe
Weisdorfer J
Mosquero
Betty Merle
Albuquerque
Weather outlook dims for white Christmas across state
Forecast calls for showers and possible thunder tonight and Saturday with mild temperatures and no ice or snow expected as Winter arrives at 9 49 p m Saturday night The Fishing Creek reservoir near Freder ick City rose after heavy rain and could reach capacity in a few days if rains continue as scheduled
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Fishing Creek
Frederick City
Frank Weddle
Weeljae
Cars Damaged In City Accidents Reported
Two property damage accidents were investigated by city police late Thursday. Bernard J Wilke backing from a driveway caused about 75 damage to a Dallas motorcycle while John P Callas suffered around 13 damage to a parked car on South Market and East AH Saints streets. A separate collision on Broadway near West South street between William E Bowie and Charlies Lee Brown caused about 35 and 60 damage respectively with no charges filed.
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John P- Callas
South Market Street
East AH Saints Street
Dallas
Bernard J. Wilke
Madeira
Wilke
North Market Street
Eastis AD Saints Street
Wiliam E. Bowie
Lincoln Apartments
Charlies Lee Brown
West AH Saints Street
Broadway
West South Street
W. C. Rippeon
Bowie
Brown
Plane With 81 On Board Lands Safely
A ST. LOUIS GATWA airliner with 81 aboard, en route from Los Angeles, landed after 45 minutes circling Municipal Airport due to bad weather and skidded off a wet runway while taxiing to the terminal. Casualties were avoided as damage was slight per Captain Robert W. Brower.
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ST. Louis Gatwa
Circle Municipal Airport
Los Angeles
Robert W. Brower
Soviet scientist warns against overestimating progress
Moscow reports quote Nesmeyanov of the Soviet Academy of Sciences urging restraint in boasting about scientific achievement. He warned stronger efforts are needed to beat the United States on all fronts and criticized wasteful spending, duplication, and unnecessary equipment, while announcing a planned 15 percent rise in research funding next year versus U.S. 12 percent.
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Moscow
Russia
Nesmeyanov
Soviet Union
Soviet Academy of Science
Itsia
Supreme Soviet
United States
Alexander NA
Nesmeranov
U.S. National Science ‘Foundation
Russa
Nesmevanov
Verdict For 258 400 in Wheaton Electric Accident
A federal jury in Baltimore awarded 258 400 to survivors of two men killed and five injured in a 1955 Wheaton electrical accident. Potomac Electric Power Co. of Washington faced liability after electricity jumped from a 33 000 volt line to crane equipment. Names include Leavis Manaia Lawrence Ambush Jose Laurence George Manaia Jose S Gage Richard Mason William Davis Maurice Ambush.
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Baltimore
Wheaton
Potomac’ Electric Power Co
Washington
Loverhead
Leavis
Manaia
Lawrence P
Dicker, Son
Jose Laurence
George Manaia
Jose S. Gage
Richard P. Mason
William H. Davis
Maurice F. ‘Ambush
Frederick Community College to Hold Second Semester Registration
Frederick Community College announces second semester registration on January 2 from 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 3 pm at the office in Frederick High School. Dean Duval W. Sneadner notes courses include government calculus biology chemistry English and more with admission rules for those lacking first-semester credit.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick High School
Duval W. Sneadner
Dean Sneadner
Rey
Seis
Wildlife refuge affidavits accuse after hours hunting
Affidavits charged Chandler, Wallace, and two Ballard County Wildlife Refuge employees with hunting after hours. The case details state violation of hunting regulations and potential penalties pending further discovery.
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Chandler
Wallace
Ballard County Wildlife Refuge
Macmillan Wins Approval For Bases On British Soil
Prime Minister Macmillan secured parliamentary approval tonight for establishing nuclear missile bases on British soil. The move strengthens defense posture and aligns with postwar deterrence strategy, signaling government resolve amid Cold War tensions.
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London
Macmillan
Limpus Wrote Own Obituary on His Death
New York editor Lowell Limpus of the New York Daily News died at 60 in Manhattan after a 33 year career. He left a sealed self obituary claiming it was his final, honest reflection and noting a life as a reporter, editor, writer, and war correspondent with service in World Wars I and II. He spoke of a reserve officer’s career and listed survivors, including his second wife Frances Holmes and daughter Lan F.
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New York
Lowell Limpus
New York Daily News
Manhattan
Limpus
The
News
Frances Holmes Fot Mamaroneck
Lan
Pentagon seeks additional 1 billion for NATO buildup
Secretary McElroy announced Congress will be asked to provide about 1 billion dollars more for the Pentagon. The funds would support missiles and other arms as part of the NATO buildup, boosting the defense budget to roughly 39.5 billion for the year ending next June. He said the exact amount is not fixed and could edge toward another billion.
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Washington
McElroy
Pentagon
Congress
NATO
Paris
Defenses Department
Ike To Face Major Budget Decisions
Washington reports President Eisenhower will return from the NATO summit and meet Budget Director Percival Brundage at the White House. Officials say Congress may see a peacetime budget of 73 billion dollars or more next year, with cuts uncertain. The Budget Bureau aims to submit the budget in mid January, as top level talks continue through the holidays.
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Washington
Raia
Eisen‘hower
NATO
Paris
Eisenhower
Percival Brundage
White House
Ing Eisenhower
Congress
Congrevess
State of the Union
Budget Bureau
Three Russo Brothers Die In Framingham Crash
Three Russo brothers from East Boston died when a car struck a truck while they helped with a flat tire on the Worcester Turnpike in Framingham Massachusetts. Joseph 22 Anthony 21 Louis 38 died at Union Memorial Hospital and four hours later. Samuel Green 43 of Framingham faced manslaughter and driving to endanger charges.
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Framingham
Mass
Worcester Turnpike
Joseph A. Russo
Anthony Russo
Louis Russo
East Boston
Joseph
Union Memorial Hospital
Anthony
Louis
Samuel Green
Green
Russo
Five Day Forecast Clears Up Temperature Rise and Rain
A weather summary notes temperatures will average four to eight degrees above normal with cooler weekend, colder on Tuesday, and slightly warmer Wednesday. Rain is expected Sunday and again about Wednesday with precipitation totaling around three-fourths of an inch. Normal highs around 39 to 45 and overnight lows in the 20s and low 30s, except in extreme western Maryland.
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Mary
Security Tightened at Cape Canaveral After Missile Launches
The Air Force tightened security at Cape Canaveral after three large ballistic missiles were launched last week, expanding measures at the busy spaceport attended by crews and officials.
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Cape Canaveral
Fis.a
Air Force
President Eisenhower Returns From Paris NATO Talks
President Eisenhower arrives in Washington after a week in Paris where NATO allies drafted a missile age blueprint. Delegation of about 50 officials greeted him in drizzle as Vice President Nixon led the American group at National Airport.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO
Sevean
Atlantic
John 5
Quiy Field
Rene Coty
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Russia
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
Kim Eisenhower
Congress
Two Juveniles Given Another Chance in Court
Two youths aged 16 and 15 were given a second chance in Juvenile Court on probation officer recommendation. They admitted guilt after a diner and a tavern break in near Lewistown and Frederick, received supervision at home. The 15-year-old with prior car-driving incidents faced a warning from Judge Patrick M. Schnaufer to avoid a prison term if misstepping again.
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William C. Roderick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
Lewistown
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