Snow Plan Violators Charged After Maryland Collision
State police cited Roy W. Evans of Virginia and Carl J Verdi of Mt St. Marys College for using ordinary tires without chains after a three vehicle collision on US 15 near Lewis Town as a snow emergency plan took effect. A second minor crash on Bowers Road prompted a separate traffic violation against Willis Miller.
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Maryland
Frederick
Neil F. Bechtel
Roy W. Evans
Alexandria
Carl J Verdi
Mt St. Mary's College
US 15
Lewistown
Bechtel
Charles Winfield
Fort Belvoir
Evans
Verdi
Frederick City
Bowers Road
Braddock Heights
Walker D. Grose
Willis Herman Miller
Lincoln
Miller
George Irving Masser
RFD
Masser
Richard H. Zile
Union Bridge
Edgewood Church Road
Shookstown Road
Zile
Samuel Victor Palmer
East Second Street
Frank E. Dubel
Emmitsburg
Palmer
Scott English
Savings Loan Official Sentenced in Mail Fraud Case
Federal Judge Edward S Northrop sentenced James L Kane to one year in prison for mail fraud involving the Armed Forces Savings and Loan Association. Kane, 44, of Silver Spring, cried as he spoke of humiliation and apologizing for the trouble. The case traced back to Kane copying brochures from other associations and forming the scheme to defraud. Weiner said Kane chartered the association in 1960 and issued misrepresentations about supervision dividends and insured mortgages. Kane sold the failed venture to Arthur A Peisner who was later sentenced and appeals. Peisner claimed he was closing down deposits. The second item reports that men are presidents of about a third of PTAs with Maryland leading at 491 of 721 units.
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Baltimore
Edward S. Northrop
James L. Kane
Armed Forces Savings and Loan Association
Kane
Silver Spring
Northrop
Arnold M. Weiner
Hene
Weiner
Arthur A. Peisner
Washington
Maryland
New Jersey
Peisner
Jury Links Crimes With Taverns In Frederick County
A Frederick County grand jury blamed tavern conditions for violence tied to three indictments for murder and one for assault with intent to kill. It urged stricter late hour tavern oversight and stronger enforcement of minors sales and after hours rules, plus small arms regulation. The report praised local law enforcement and jail staff, noting deputies and the sheriff for their diligent work and the jail’s orderly condition.
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Fredenck County Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William W. Wenner
State
Frederick City
A. Atlee Radcliffe
William C. Rudy
Charles N. Staley
James Capino
Frederick County
Horace M. Alexander
Robert H. Schell
Montevue Home praised by grand jury and officials
The grand jury commended Montevue Home noting 63 male and 25 female guests were well cared for and praising superintendent Mrs Crawford. They also lauded Chronic Hospital and Livestock Sanitary Service Laboratory now at Montevue, led by County Veterinarian Dr. G W Green Jr, for important work.
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Montevue
Schell
Crawford
Livestock Saniary Service Laboratory
G.W. Green Jr
Goldberg Visits Baltimore Industry
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said the federal government must mesh employment needs national requirements and economic factors. After touring two Baltimore industries facing persistent unemployment he noted shifts in the defense program caused waste of human and material resources at a press conference in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Baltimore Republicans Postpone Lincoln Day Dinner Amid Snow
Secretary Goldberg toured Bethlehem Steel ship repair yard and Martin Marietta Middle River plant with Gov. Taves. Goldberg offered help to ease unemployment but warned no miracles, while Taves hoped for a new federal contracting concept. A Baltimore snowstorm prompted the postponement of the Lincoln Day dinner.
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Ing
Bethlehem Steel Company
Martin Marietta Corp. Aerospace Division
Middle River
Goldberg
Taves
McKeldin to headline Maryland annual affair next Friday
In Maryland plans, former governor Theodore R. McKeldin is set to speak at the annual affair scheduled for next Friday with more than 1,000 people expected to attend.
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Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
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