Chessman Denied Stay Of Execution
In Tucson Judge Chambers denied a stay of execution for Chessman who faces death for 1945 crimes. His lawyers plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court, arguing three main grounds including a court reporter death and cruel and unusual punishment on death row.
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Tucson
Ariz
Louis Stefor
Edmund George T. Davis
Chessman
Chambers
A. L. Wirk
American Civ Liberties Union
Rome
Braun
Goodman
Supreme Court
Script Writing Contest Planned for H S Seniors
Plans to conduct a community wide program were announced today by George B. Cailan president of the Chamber of Commerce. The event is a school senior project presented through the Script Writing Contest.
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H. S
George B. Cailan
I <7 Chamber of Is
Sen
U. Ual
WEE WOMEN Ses WEE WOMEN Ses
A brief comic note depicts a mother urging a child to wipe a smile as the baby begins to notice surroundings. A light domestic moment captures gentle family dynamics and observation.
British Scientist To Speak Here At Central Institute
British scientist Panton of edom Scientific orth America and Scient will present at the Central Institute and Government in coming at the Kame paras. He will discuss his well known book and the role of science in wartime production. He is a Wales graduate who served in Britain’s Civil Service and wartime science offices.
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Panton
Edom Scientific Orth America
B Exeton
Central
Ical Engineers
Francis Hotel
Kame Paras
Adm
V of Wales
Serce
Depont
Sia War Production Board
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Victor Pratt
Charles R. Baldwin
Farm Income Tax Discussion At Grange Halls
Professor Arthur Hamilton of the University of Maryland will discuss federal farm income taxes and take questions at New Market Grange Halls at 8 00 p m on Wednesday February 10. He is an authority in agricultural taxation.
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Arthur Hamilton
University of Maryland Willcuss
New Market Grange Halls
Hamilton
Atom
Grocer Fined For Selling Strong Cider
Jono C. Joy a 73 year old county grocer was fined 100 dollars in Magistrate Court for selling alcoholic beverages without a license. Judge Edward D. Storm cited Joy's age in imposing the minimum fine. FBI reports and state alcohol investigators described 6.2 percent alcohol in a 32 gallon cider sample. The rest of Joy’s items remained locked in county jail as witnesses testified about the cider.
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Jono C. Joy
Greiling Strong
Edward D. Storm
Mio
Joy
Bartholow
Charlies D. McClane
Willard Hoogle
Cease
FBI
Iags
Area Reconcel
Ank Ples
West Storm
McLaine
Bar MccDonell
Bennett
Tamsi
Storm
Teenagers Examine Inner Workings of People's Lives
A Maryland Health Department speaker cites delinquency and alcoholism statistics while urging youth involvement in a youth movement. The event promotes Operation Let's See with aims for personal and community improvement across Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Fez
Paris Home for Americans Cited by Miss Crowther
Miss Crowther discusses Americans abroad in Paris and the mixed views on studying in Europe. She notes homesickness, language limits, cafes, the Montparnasse area, and French interactions while skeptical of overseas programs and language gaps.
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Paris
Honor Crowther
Cynthia Schiess
New York
United States
America
Hollins College Abroad
Ed Albauzh
Miss Honor Crow
Becaus
Holland
Tai
Aliss Crowther
Masi
Gaxing Holdier
Miss Crowthe
Miss Crowther
Hollins College
Europe
Raspan
Vimiparnasse
Picasso
A Yong
Five Day Forecast For Maryland Temperatures Rise Slightly
The forecast calls for average temperatures about 2 degrees above normal with colder conditions late Tuesday or Wednesday and warmer Thursday through Friday, then warmer Saturday. Precipitation expected from one to three tenths of an inch. Normal highs 38 to 44 and lows 22 to 29, with upper teens in western Maryland.
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Maryland
Storm Misses Peak After Brief Downpour
A weekend storm weakened before reaching heavy rainfall. Sunday temperature reached 41 degrees while official readings at Frederick and the airport showed limited precipitation. In Chile, a mining company train carrying workers and families derailed, killing 25 and injuring 5 after it left the tracks.
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Santiago, Chile
Western nominating contest draws Kennedy and Johnson
The Associated Press reports a scramble for 271 Democratic nominating votes as Kennedy and Johnson push for Western support. Kennedy seeks California delegates by promising to stay out of its June primary. Humphrey appears in Albuquerque and Bakersfield seeking momentum. Nixon campaigns in Los Angeles backing defense policy.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Kennedy
California
Johnson
Albuquerque
N.M
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
West
Richard M. Nixon
Elizabeth Smith
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Indianapolis
Baker
Ore
Eisenhower
Smallest Baby Ever Born Dies
Medical report records lona s died about 28 hours after birth in Des Moines. Vermeullen of Des Moines reported the birth at 12 ounces, noting it as the previous smallest infant on record.
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Lonas
Vermeullen
Moslems To Get Voice In Government
In Algiers the Associated Press reports that President de Gaulle may grant Moslems a stronger voice in Algeria amid the European settlers uprising. Officials caution it is early to tell if Moslem support for self determination creates a true third force between European settlers and nationalist rebels. Major administrative changes are expected, with restrictions on European right wing groups likely. Prosecutors gather records for the revolt leaders, with warrants issued for 11 suspects and leaders like Joseph Ortiz still sought.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Joseph Ortiz
Frederick Coordinator Confers With Allegany Officials
Donald Woods, Frederick County Board of Commissioners coordinator, and John T. Mason of Allegany County discuss methods to avoid duplications and improve efficiency. They review tax office routines and plan a unified program with asset and assessing departments, joined by Somerville Nicholson, William B. Ornder, William H. Lemmers, David Erk, and Aubrey Webb.
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Donald Woods
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
John T. Mason
Allegany County Board
Mason
Woods
Frederick County
Acms
Somerville Nicholson
William B. Ornder
William H. Lemmers
David rErk
Aubrey Webb
Burke Warns Soviet Sub Fleet Threatens US Security
Adm. Earl Burke testifies that the Soviet submarine fleet presents one of the gravest threats to U S security. He notes that recent production slowed, but the force remains capable and extends to both communication and naval operations. He criticizes past overestimations and warns a crash program could mislead.
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Washington
Earl Burke
Timates
Ran Son
Naval Operation House
U.S
Burke
Heart Days For Business Planned Here
Frederick County Heart Association and American Heart Association sponsor a month long Heart Fund drive with a week of solicitation in downtown Frederick and the Frederick Shopping Center. Thomas A. Gasa les man ager chairs the business committee joined by co ch air Harry H. R. secretary of Ru che Associates Inc. Captains include Janet H. Michael Harry K. Fogle Flis worth Magaha Davis D. Oland George 31. Chapline Jr Donald B. Rice and J Vernon Summers. The slogan Heart Disease Number One Enemy Heart Fund Number One Defense.
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Thomas A. Gasales
Ing and Cane
Frederick County Heart Association
American Heart Association
Frederick
Garner
Payola investigations widen to include disc jockeys
Washington AP reports House Legislative Oversight subcommittee began hearings on payola practices with an executive session requested by former Boston DJ Prescott. Testimony aims to uncover under the table payments for plugs, with witnesses from Cleveland named as summoned.
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Washington
Conmal
Om Payela
Boston
Norman Preseot
Prescott
Oren Harris
D-Arks
House Legislative Oversight
Harris
House
Palm Beach
Fla
Subcommittee
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Joseph Finan
Wesley Hopkins
KYW
Charles Young
James Shipley
Cleveland Record Distributing
Finan
Hopkins
Young
Ten Die In Weekend Maryland Traffic Crashes
Ten people were killed in weekend crashes on Maryland roads including six in the Ba ore area. An elderly couple, Clarence Gerrard and Barbara Gerrard, 77 and 81, died when their car left a secondary road nine miles east of Hagerstown and overturned after a birthday party visit.
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Maryland
Ba Ore
Westminster
Edward Suthard
Route 2
Minster
Suthard
University Hospital
Baltimore
Basier
Finksburg
IRS
Alaminia
Hagerstown
Washington County
Clarence P. Gerrard
Barbara
Gerrards
Gerrard
Harry Blickenstaff
Blickenstaff
Wolfsville
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Asle
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John C. Joy
Olonvo P. Fike
Maryland Air Department of Health
Walter G. Crow
Grove Boulevard
Miss Schiess
Airs
Henry Schiess
Woodsboro
U. S
Payela
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