Man Held For Jury On Rape Charge
Paul Harry Lambert of AEC 3 Frederick is held for grand jury on a rape charge involving a mentally retarded 8 year old girl. Preliminary hearing shows alleged intercourse and identification by the victim and other witnesses. Lambert, married with a child, signed a statement admitting the offense. bail set at 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harry
Thomas Lambert
AEC 3
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
Harry Gray
Joseph Lerner
Tollee
Charles V. Main
Lambert
West Fifth Street
Laambert
Edwin PF. Nikirk
Samuel W. Barrick
Bel
Chiat Enters Offices Leaves Empty Handed
A thief broke into the Peoples Life Insurance Company offices on West Church and North Court streets but left empty handed. J J Noffsinger said a rear door was jimmied and glass broken. the inner office was entered but nothing was taken. Money is not kept on the premises overnight and police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Company
Cramer
West Church
North Cour Streets
J. J. Noffslnger
Mr. Noffsinger
R Noffsinger
Lb 3
Firemen To Take Bids On New Pumper
Walkersville Fire Company seeks bids for a new 750 gallon pumper with custom built engine. Chief Charles Miller and Assistant Chief Trego Zimmerman lead the project, with delivery expected about a week after order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Fire Company
Charles Miller
Trego Zimmerman
Zimmerman
North Carolina
Frederick
Thelwood Hoor
House of Correction
Smith
Roger Zimmerman
Charles J, Peedin
Melvin T
Flane Neenmittre
Jernigan
Selma
N. C
Peedin
N.C
Ternigan
Willams ‘Typewriter Co
East Patrick Street
Callin and
Cramer
Common Knowledge Money Passed in Miami Channel 10 Grant
Witness Bernard Schwartz testified before the House committee that it was common knowledge money was paid in the Miami Channel 10 grant to a National Airlines subsidiary. He avoided naming specific commissioners and said subpoenas targeted others' records, while stating the payment was widely reported in newspapers and a Drew Pearson column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard Schwartz
TV Channel 10
Miami
National Airlines
Dailor Wath
Schwiuty
Federal Communications Commission
Richard A. Mack
Schwartz
Chaitman Owen Harris
D-Ark
Alor
Scinvactz
Schwarte
Converitlee
FCC
Mark
Moulder
Harris
Drew Pearson
Walkersville plans firemen convention and parade
Plans were discussed for the county firemen's convention to be held in Walkersville July 2. Regar Almerman, president of the Walkersville company, also presides over the county association. A donation of 578 was approved for parade prizes, with Charles Stull as parade committee chair. The crew will hold an annual consignment sale April 26 led by George Flickinger and James Geisinger. Last Sunday they attended services at United Brethren in Walkersville. Members do not expect a new pumper before the convention and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Regar Almerman
Walkersville Company
Fremen
Charles Stull
Fleermen
George Flickinger
James Geisinger
Walkersville School Gets Early Action
The Board of Education held a special night meeting to discuss school activities including recommendations from the County Commissioners on junior senior high school locations near Walkersville and Libertytown. No action was taken as recommendations were not formally before the board, and costs on fabricated schools were requested for later consideration. The meeting also heard from Duval W Sneadnex, dean of the nearby community college, and reviewed college activities while planning future improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loan of Education
Community College
Libertytown
Walkersville Selon
Tme
Duval W. Sneadnex
New Community College
Five die in Danville Virginia farmhouse fire
Five Negroes perished and four others were hospitalized after a farmhouse fire six miles east of Danville in Pittsylvania County. Identified victims were Ann Small, 22, and Tommy Small, 16. two dozen were left unnamed, including unidentified children aged 10 and 8. Fire began about 2:20 am. two injured were listed as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Here
Inday
Pittsylvania
BB. Woplish
Uanyile
Ann Small
Tommy .Small
Deep South
Temperatures Continue Low Here For Week
Forecasters report persistent cold with light snow in the region. Temperatures are expected to linger in the single digits to the low teens, with slight milder spells possible later in the week. Snow cover remains in mountain areas and skating is noted on Culler Lake amid the cold snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirport
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Zara
Airpork
Culler Lake
Prospect
Byrd Decision Almost Shocks Democrats
Richmond Virginia Democrats shift to successor chatter after U S Sen Harry Flood Byrd announces retirement The field centers on John Battle William M Tuck Albertis Harrison Watkins Abbill and other Virginians with name mentions including Wackhur Mogre Burr Harrison Porter Hardy Colgate Darden and Byrd's son Harry F Byrd Jr The retirement note cites wife Mattis illness and invalid status as context for the move to politics post Byrd era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Democrats
U.S
Hany Flood
Byrd
Turner
Democrative State Central Committee
John §. Battle
Federal Civil Rights Commission
William M. Tuck
Southside
4Th Dist
Atty
Albertis S. Harrison
Watkins M. Abbill
Harry F
7Th Dist
Mattis
Unadvertised Special In N Y Supermarket
In Manhattan a naked shopper created chaos as two dozen shoppers gathered around a soap cake incident. Police arrived to subdue him after he resisted being clothed and was taken to a hospital for psychiatric evaluation. The man refused to provide his name or address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bellovia
Trapped Boy Rescued After 100-Foot Canyon Fall
Rescue workers battled ice and steep terrain to reach a 10 year old boy who fell about 300 feet into a canyon near Big Falls. He lay in a fractured pose on a ledge, crying out intermittently for hours before crews could reach him. The effort involved U S Forest Service and sheriff s deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernarding
Galil
San Gare Gou
Donald Burns
Burns
Colton
Big Falls
U.S. Forest Service
West Virginia Hit By Continued Snow And Cold
West Virginia endures a new round of snow and freezing temperatures with no relief in sight. Snowfall blankets the state while highways grow slick from ice. District reports note Preston receiving one inch of snow and chains required on many secondary roads as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Weather Bureau
Leroy Stone
Weather Tryteal
State Road Commission
Bureau of Highway Information
Charleston
Stone
Road Commission
District 4
Poddridge
Harrison
Marion
Monongalia
Preston
Taylor
Neepest
Detrick Resources Tied to Frederick County Schools
Fort Detrick hosted a tour for eight Frederick County supervisors to discuss using its scientific resources. Officials including Dr Lloyd Graf and Colonel Joan V Vacen pledged literature, slides, and training aids. RESA liaison Joseph Gardner highlighted past grants and ongoing efforts to integrate Fort Detrick science with education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrick
Shawninj
Officers Club
Fort Derrick
Pred Brown
Tov Fredjor
Fort Delrick
Derick County
Noel F H. Gross
Knieal
Joan V. Vacen
Armed Forces
Port Detrick
Lloyd Craft
Research Society of America
Fort Detrick
Lranch
Ihis
Frederick County
Loyd Graf
Research Society of Amerie
Uice
Hortvewlck
Fort Derrick Ta Aniuy Fells
Fort Detrickwo
Dey Guat
Schouls
Kurt Detrick
Joes Sehaal Aytem
Snow Likely Along Coast In Maryland And Nearby States
The Weather Bureau warns of a coastal snow system moving from the south, likely affecting Virginia Maryland and Delaware. Maryland reports light snow in Garrett County with subfreezing temperatures and varying road conditions across towns including Cumberland Oakland Accident and Pressburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Maryand
Delaware
Maryland
Garrett County
Garrett
Garret
Cumberland
Oakland
Accident
Pressburg
Gunman Who Got 35289 Is Hunted
Baltimore police hunted a bank robber who got away with 35289 from Provident Savings Bank in a daytime heist. The neat, educated suspect forced nine employees and a 16 year old, Winnie Mae Jones, to open drawers and load a laundry tag as a bulky bag filled with cash. A stolen car tied to the escape was found within ten blocks of the bank later, and authorities kept patrols and bus checks until dusk. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. offered a 2500 reward or 10 percent of recovered money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimote
Hvangh
Baltimare
Toling Yrobhor
Puitt Lesaneh
Provident Savings Bank
Tone Bank
Polina
Airce
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Charles Beck
Jeyearwtds
Aitiman
Winnie Mae Jones
Beck
Cie
Vonald Kline
Wit Mertel
Baltimore
M Provident
Limousine Service To New York Proposed
Washington ap The DA Transit System has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to operate a daily air conditioned limousine service between Washington and New York. Transit President O Roy Chalk said the six passenger per vehicle service would cut travel time and fare would be 12.80 one way with no more than six passengers per car. Chalk proposed service with stops at Baltimore and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ap
Transit System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Nesy
York New Transit
O. Roy Chalk
Chalk
Kegan
Hallimore
Miladelphia
39000 Award Made To Westminster Man
A former Westminster railroad worker, Harry M. Chew, 57, was awarded 39000 for injuries after an 800 pound box fell on him at a Baltimore port. He testified he slipped while trying to set a freight on rollers, pinning him to a boxcar roof in October 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltrigreay
Westminster
Baltimore
Harry IM. Chew
Western Maryland Railway
Chew
Maryland budget drive pins hopes on cuts plan
A Baltimore Cambridge narrative notes Eastern Shore delegates plan a new economy shift. They aim for wholesale budget cuts in Maryland, seeking a broad restructuring to reduce state expenses amid tensions near Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cambridge
Ishamee
Navy
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Annapolis
Enllerl
Cavers Juray
Maryland
Bourguiba Threatens Guerrilla War If French Stay
Tunisia's President Bourguiba said he might lead a guerrilla war to expel French troops if necessary, warning Paris against breaking out of bases. He preferred negotiation only after evacuation of 15,000 French troops. Tensions rose as incidents increased on the frontier and at NATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TONGS
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Loree
Bourguiba
Wis- Mont
France
Prince
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Atlante Council
Paris
Proneh
Etienne Crang-Chanet
Yeparten
Sakiet Siri Youssee
Felix Guillard
Rcbels
Vllage
Vilage
Cons
Park Civic Center ruling blocks park site in city plan
Baltimore court today ruled that city officials violated the charter by selecting Druid Hill Park for a proposed multi action civic center. The decision grants a taxpayer suit led by Hymai Pressman and 100 others, upholding the park board’s objections and asserting the proper authority rests with the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ludge Kyuben Oppenheimer
Druid Hill Park
Atty
Hymai Pressman
Pressman
Oppenheimer
Park
Ate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Florida
Louisiana
Jacksonville
Chiat
Yours
James’ M. Roberts Jr
Fluberts
Roberts
al Gracter
Nick
Charles
William Black
Market Street
Tuck
Harry Phillips
Paul A. Rockwell
RFI
Fred
Erick
Way
Joseph T Helmstetter
Dickerson
William Woodson Nunn
Lewsourg
Quinn Art
North Market
N ‘Ih
D4th
Gettysburg
Slewarts
District of Columba
Selwwarte
Ubpounas
Troy
Atack
Ano
George
Baker
Mobert Andersen
Thur'thal
Toreis
Willce
Fal
Stark
Igniia
WEE
Ofiver
H. Walter Graham Jr
Thomas D'Alesandro
Graham
Walkersville School
Suny
Tallanassee
Danama City
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Nced
Tallahassee
New Orleans
Siow
Biloxi
Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
Alabama
Hlmorgan
Mobile Bay
Gulf Coast
Avateas
Campellias
George Mumphrey
Treasury
Humphrey
South Georgia
Georgia Port
Savannah
Chikiran
Augusta
Eisenhower
Jdivkgonville
Fla
Tals
Dixie Areas
Main
Main Rowge
Cental Louisiana
Florida State University
Robert Lodmell
Daily
Highlander
Like Wales
Semele Tadiang
N. Y
Cugnes Rineney
Fall du Canyon
Rockville
Mel
MewMizs
Loreraine Marzo
Ted
L. Robinson
Louise FE. Thompson
Lestie S Moore
Wort Detrick
Quentin Ob. Garduer
Evelyn i. Davis
Alice? M. Lave
Joseph Selavimer
Colonadahn V. Vallea
Fou
Laval Eoleculars
Joseph Sender
Fort Netrick
Tile § Moore
Fort Dewick
Sparrows Point
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!