Judge Criticizes Merchants in Forgery Case Roundup
Judge Schnauffer opened February circuit term with stern rebukes of merchants leaving checks unsecured. Four defendants including a woman received sentences from two to five years, while Gibson, 22, drew five years for passing hundreds of forged checks from the Gist Fraternal Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Cout
Sehnauffer
Lewis Edward Gibson
Middle Alley
Gist Fratern
Gibson
Maryland House of Correction
Foster
Gist
Jeff Howard
Mathias
Norman Dietz
Dietz
John Hanson
Melvin Lyles
Richard Culler
Brown's Liquor
Donald Croneburg
Johnny's Market
Judge Schnauffer
Howard
Schnauffer
Paul William Rice Jr
East Patrick, Street
Rice
Cooper Fender
Fender
Lawrence Franklin
Franklin’s Package Store
Urbana
Clarence Koontz
Brown's
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Dutrow, Well Known Farmer Dies at 61
George Markell Dutrow of Mount Pleasant died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday at 4 15 p m aged 61 He was son of the late Robert Sourin and Nellie Cramer Dutrow and member of Mount Zion Methodist church Lynch Lodge 163 A F and A Masons and the Farm Bureau He is survived by his wife Rose Hamilton Dutrow one son Charles M Dutrow a sister Nannie Schultz Baltimore and a granddaughter Juanita Ann Dutrow The body rests at 106 East Church Street with calling after 7 p m this evening Funeral services will be held at the funeral home Saturday at 2 p m Interment Mount Oliver cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Markell Dutrow
Mount Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Sourin
Nellie Cramer Dutrow
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Bichaig
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Farm Bureau
Rose Hamilton Dutrow
Charles M. Dutrow
Nannie Schultz
Baltimore
Juanita Ann Dutrow
East Church Street
Mount Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Endorsement Of Birth Control Is Proposed
A large coalition of American Protestant groups approved artificial birth control as morally Christian and useful for home life and global population. The policy move by the National Council of Churches follows extended debate and argues for its role in public health and family welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
General Board
National Council of Churches
Street Washing Tonight Ends Downtown Ice Patch Cleanup
City crews under Alderman Burall and William J. Davis will remove remaining ice from Market and Patrick streets and flush the streets to remove dirt. Fire plugs will be inspected as part of the cleaning, with water from Fishing Creek Reservoir feeding the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Burall
Market
Patrick
William J. Davis
Water Department
Fishing Creek
South Carroll Street Bridge
Pearre Recommended for Maryland Board of Health Reappointment
Governor Tawes recommended Dr. A. Austin Pearre for a six year term on the Maryland Board of Health beginning May. Pearre has served on the board since May 1953 as part of a lengthy list submitted to the State Senate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Austin Pearre
Ccity
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland Board of Health
Dr. Pearre
State Senate
Civil War Photos On Display At Berger's Book Mart
Pictures taken for Civil War Centennial observance are on display at Berger's Book Mart on North Market Street. C Lease Bussard, president of the Civil War Centennial committee, announced the display and said copies of the pictures can be ordered. He added committee programs for the special Legislative session remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger's Book Mart
North Market Street
C. Lease Bussard
Wee Women Promise Secrets Then Share Rumor
A playful line frames a tattle tale among women seeking discretion. A whispered revelation follows on a social rumor that someone heard about another, prompting caution about repeat conversations and trust.
Beall Reintroduces Bill for Civil War Ransom Reimbursement
Sen. J. Glenn Beall of Maryland again seeks $200,000 for ransom paid to Confederate forces in Fredericks, Indiana in 1864 to spare the town from destruction. The bill, offered Wednesday, mirrors earlier attempts with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Glenn ‘Beall
Frederick
Ind
Beall
Jubal Early
Goldberg Wins Two Hour Extension In Air Strike Talks
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg secured a two hour extension for wage and settlement negotiations in the flight engineers strike. Western Airlines resisted joining. White House said JFK would be briefed on progress once Western commits.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Pierre Salinger
Western
Pacific Coast
Salinger
Goldberg
Western Airlines
Kennedy
Two Motorists Are Acquitted By Magistrate Storm
This morning Magistrate Edward Storm acquitted Russell Lee Tritappe Jr of failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision and Harry Franklin Jones of traveling too fast for road conditions after an ice and snow covered Gathland Park Road near Burkitsville collision. No injuries or major damage were reported.
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Edward Storm
Russell Lee Tritappe Jr
Knox- Ville
Harry Franklin Jones
Hagerstown
E. W. Reith Jr
Jones
Gathland ‘Park Road
Burkitsville
Joseph R. Gallen
Marshall
U. S
Afso
Baltimore
Storm
Nevin Eugene Cline
Walkersville
West Patrick Street
E. W.reith Jr
Cline
Kennedy calls for vast expansion of natural resources program
President Kennedy asks Congress to fund large scale development of U S natural resources, challenging Eisenhower policy that delayed flood control projects. He outlines immediate and long term plans including doubled saltwater desalination research, expanded ocean energy, water and land resource projects, and broader conservation. He warns delays risk higher costs and lost opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
America
Administration
Budget Bureau
United States
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bureau of the Budget
Agen‘ey
Navy Undersecretary Narrowly Survives Plane Crash
Navy undersecretary Paul B. Fay Jr and seven others escaped a Convair crash near Bader Field Atlantic City. Electrical failure prevented a safe landing. the plane sank in the Great Thorofare after skimming the runway. Eight aboard were rescued. Fay and family unharmed. aide Cmdr Golden injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Paul B. Fay Jr
Washington
Navy
New York
Fay
Anita
Sally
Constellation
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Third Navy District
Convair
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Delaware
Harry Patterson
Bader Field
Channel
Atlantic City Hospital
Cmdr
William AL Golden
Falls Church
Byrd Sparks School Plan Opposition
Sen. Harry F. Byrd voices strong Southern resistance to Kennedy aid to education arguing it could force school integration via federal funds. He warns future amendments may require desegregation and opposes tying funds to segregation bans. Senator Ribicoff cautions against using federal aid to push desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Kennedy
Byrd
Congress
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Supreme Court
Lke
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Senate Democratic Conference
Auto Skids On Oil Slams Into Pole Near Weaver Street
A Baltimore motorist Earl Brinkmeyer skidded on bunker oil spilled by an unidentified tanker on U S 340 near Weaver Street this morning. His 1955 Chevrolet damaged $350 pole $100 guard rail $25. no charges filed. Trooper Gallen said oil made road slick like ice with several hundred gallons spilled. crews spread cinders and one lane traffic was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S. 340
Weaverston
Earl Brinkmeyer
U.S
Brinkmeyer
Joseph R. Gallen
Rainfall Above Normal for First Time in Six Months
The local weather station reports rainfall exceeded normal for the first time in six months with .49 inch falling Wednesday and early today. Snow and prior heavy snows have replenished ground water, rivers run high, and a flood risk has eased though no major change is expected until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Ihelow
Brazil backs China admission at UN as Quadros votes bloc
Brasilia reports President Janio Quadros told Brazil’s UN delegation to vote for the admission of Red China at the General Assembly. Brazil has previously opposed seating Peiping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
Communist Bloc
Janio Quadros
China
U.N. General Assembly
Peiping
Sentencing Of Musician Is Deferred In Kidnapping Case
Melvin Davis Rees Jr., 22, convicted in federal court of kidnapping Mildred Jackson and her 5 year old daughter Susan near Apple Grove Virginia. Jury did not recommend death. sentencing deferred at defense request pending possible appeal. Rees faces life imprisonment with the Lindbergh law considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Melvin Davis Rees Jr
Mildred Jackson
Susan
U. S. District Court
Roszel C. Thomson
William J. O'Donnell
Charles A. Gomes
Rees
Hyattsville
Ask Belgium To Aid Troop Removal
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold asks Belgium to help withdraw Belgian and other foreign military personnel and advisers from the Congo. The appeal, sent to Ambassador G. Walter Loridan, urges immediate compliance with the Security Council resolution and asks nations to bar such personnel from going to the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Belgium
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
An the
G. Walter Loridan
Counceil
U.N
Hammarskjold
Antoine Gizengas
Stanleyville
Joseph Kasavuba
Lumumba
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Cour
Lamb
Adcock
Prince George's County
Charles Tracey
Tracey
Charles Warren Miller
RFD 1
Ijamsville
James Reynolds
Miller
Joe Baer
Reformatory
Baer
Holmes Fout
Robert S. Reichenhofer
Earl Kolb
Wiliam Birely
Ingall's Lumber and Supply
Middle State
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Kolb
Henry J. Stafford
William Birely
Middletown
E. F. Moss
Ingall's
Stanley Y. Bennett
Leonard
Graham
Airy Negro
Water Dept
Pearre
JFK
Byrd Sparks
Imarket
Tunisia
London
Elizabeth
Habib Bourguiba
Brussels
FBI
Niewspapee Fachive
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