Criminal Cases Set For Trial In Circuit Court Docket
The February term of Circuit Court opens next Thursday and runs to March 13 under Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. Major cases Pell Keeney and Herman Fredericks have no trial date yet. many March 5 to March 13 assignments list breaking and entering larceny assault and other offenses with various defendants and magistrate appeals. A separate note states Pan American World Airways 8000 employees faced a threatened strike that was averted by a federal mediator.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Robert Leroy Keeney
Frederick
Ourder
Rachel E. Keeney
Herman F. Fredericks
Centerville
Lisa Fredericks
Samuel W. Barrick
Ballich
Huw i Anapulis
Edward C. Storm
Mr. Barrick
Ronald E. Daugherty
Thomas W. Olden
Lynn T. Moore
Ronald E. Verdier
William E. Ellison
Charles E. Conner
Charles Edward Free, Jr
Charles 5. Diggs
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Charles H. James
David Weinberg
James Austin Fraley
Carl C. Casile
John Krietz
James R. Ketterman, Jr
James D. Baker
Harry Kintz
Wilbur FP. Sheffield Jr
Louis E. Hurt
Francis L. Portner
Maen Mantger
Pierre E. Martel
Jarceny
E. Austin. James
Ronald Gray
Alton Y. Bennett
Thomas E. Lydard
Beulah M. Smith
Charles W. Cool
Luther L. Metz
Mr. James
William E. Beall
Clarke Smith
John Rollins
Clyde R. Lenhart
Eugene W. Nikirk
Gene A. Stull
Goodloe Byron
Mr. Sheffield
William H. Wetzel
Wilmer L. Dixon
Thomas M. Miller
William J. Dodge
Herman Carter
George Albert Eckenrede
Magistrate's Court
Snow Belt Says Winter Not Finished
The Associated Press notes a persistent snow belt and unsettled winter across the nation. Mild 40s and 50s prevail in the North while the South sees near 90 degree readings, yet Great Lakes disturbances bring fresh snow and freezing rain in parts of the Midwest and Oklahoma, with Jacksonville Florida recording 1.46 inches of rain Friday.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Fla
Pacific Northwest
U S Prepares Moon Mission with Army Juno II Rocket
The United States readies another attempt to send a satellite past the moon into solar orbit. The Army Juno II with three Sergeant stages will launch a 13 pound radiation instrument satellite. A Thor Able and a Polaris test firings are also noted as space efforts continue.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Army
Navy
Sergeamt
Fort Detrick microbiologist to leave for Bethesda
Dr Joshua M Leise a Fort Detrick microbiologist in the U S Army Geologic Warfare Laboratories has accepted a post in the Army Office of the Chief Research and Development. Beginning Monday March 2 he will work in the Army Research Office to aid rapid detection and identification of pathogenic microorganisms. He coauthored a manual with three other Fort Detrick scientists on standard procedures for identifying pathogens. He authored papers on anthrax virulence and antibiotic susceptibility methods and his work on anthrax classification will be published in the Journal of Bacteriology. He is a Baltimore native with degrees from Maryland and Yale and will move to Bethesda April 1.
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Joshua M. Leise
U.S Army Geological Warfare Laboratories
Fort Detrick
Department of the Army
Letse
Army Research Office
Leise
Harold Friedlander
Robert Jaeger
R. Lloyd Phillips
Lewse
Journal of Bacteriology
Baltimore
The
University
Los Angeles
Maryland
Yale
Clyde
Universit
Esther Maculla
Allen Rob
Society American
Ier Eoheer
Two Die In Maryland Traffic Crashes
Two men died in Maryland traffic accidents. Johnnie Ward of Baltimore rammed a diesel locomotive at a grade crossing on Acnapalis Boulevard and died at South Baltimore General Hospital after failing to stop for a blinker light. Howard Franklin Grayson of Elkton was found dead two miles east of Northeast as an apparent hit-and-run victim.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Johnnie Ward
Negro
Baltimore
Raiyoad Crossing
Acnapalis Boulevard
Ward
South Baltimore General Hospital
Howard Franklin Grayson
Elkton
Grayson
4 H Club Observance Begins With Week of Activities
More than 1,000 members of the girls and boys 4 H clubs start Nation al 4 H week with a recreation night at West Frederick Junior High School and a 7 PM program featuring a county girls basketball game followed by a boys game at 8 15 PM. Creagerstown faces Ballenger in the boys playoff as part of a northern vs southern division lineup.
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West Frederick
Creagerstown Club
Ballenger
Calvary Methodist Church
Youth Not In Slaying Campanella Son Cleared In Brooklyn Case
The 15-year-old son of former Dodger catcher Roy Campanella was found not connected to a Brooklyn slaying of 4-year-old Al Jaffe. District Attorney Edward Silver said Campanella was never in custody and only appeared in court on unrelated juvenile delinquency charges.
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New York
David, Campanella
Dodger
Brooklyn
Dist
Edward Silver
Silver
Young Campanella
al Jaffe
Children's Court
Roy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Economy gains push forward amid jitters and solid output
Strong consumer spending and factory gains lifted the economy this week despite war nerves in Berlin. Steel output rose 69 percent from a year ago, auto production up 40 percent, coal and crude oil up, and freight carloadings up 17 percent. New car sales rose 34 percent in mid February, while stock and bond markets hit new highs on optimism. Supreme Court tax decisions expand state tax powers as Prudential projects higher 1958 tax bills.
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New York
Berlin
Washington
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve District
Whedae AD
Midinionth Auto
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
West Berlin
Wall Street
U. S
United States Supreme Court
James J. Gibson
Cornell
Prudential Insurance Co of America
US Navy
Univac
American Bankers Assn
Soviet gifts sent to U S Navy men in Newfoundland
Soviet government sent gifts to U S Navy personnel stationed at Newfoundland after Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan forced a plane landing during his U S visit. A separate AP report notes a Baltimore & Ohio freight wreck near Pyle Pennsylvania left thirty train cars off the tracks with no injuries.
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London
U.S. Navy
Newfoundland
Anastas I. Mikoyan
U.S
Qhiopyle
Baltimore & Ohio
Fayette County
Macmilan
Mikoyan
Leningrad
Ianingrad
Mai Tia
Khrushchev
Kiev
Feader
Kremlin
Cable boarding eyed in first cable break case at Grand Banks
US Navy officers linked a Soviet trawler to the Grand Banks cable breaks near Newfoundland where five cables were damaged. Lt. Donald Sheely said the trawler’s actions may be connected, intentionally or accidentally, while Moscow and Pravda denounced the boarding as unlawful. Weather hampered repairs as Western Union ships waited.
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Argentia
Nfld
Novorossisk
Donald Sheely
Falls Church
Grand Banks
Sydney
US State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Aone
Newfoundland
BOERS
UGG
Moscow Radio
Adm
Jerauld Wright
U.S. Atlantic
Ernest J. Korte
U.S. Navy
Hoy C. Hale
Cape Bonavista
Nild
Roland A. Poulin
Chicopee
Mass
National Training School May Be Moved
The Justice Department seeks sale of the 314 acre National Training School for Boys in Washington to fund a modern central district facility. Established in 1872 the institution houses youths from across the nation who have broken federal laws. Passage of a Senate authorization bill failed to clear the House after years of urging. Rockets Ready Camp A P Hill Va. Fifty rockets including a three stage craft by a Baltimore man await firing at a amateur rocket shoot sponsored by the American Rocket Society in the national capital section. The event caps a 15 week course on rocketry at Fort.
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Sassee Eesale
District of Columbia
Washington
Juste Department
Senate
P. Hill
Vaar
Baltimore
New England
National Capital
American Rocket Society
Two Silver Spring Firemen Injured in Takoma Park Fire
Two Silver Spring volunteer firefighters were injured in a blaze that damaged a Takoma Park home owned by John M Vou inana Davis. The incident resulted in an estimated $3,700 in property damage as five county delegates prepared a proposal to raise bounties for killing vermin and predators including foxes and owls.
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Takoma Park
Silver Spring
John M. Vou Inana
Davis
Pris
Taylor
Lawroces Kawenta
Death of Delphey’s Big Bear Mike Shocks Town
Mike the 500 pound Pennsylvania black bear at Delphey’s Sports Store on West Patrick Street died in his den overnight. He had been a 20 year old mascot attracting thousands of visitors and performing tricks for children.
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Mike
Frederick
Animal Kingdom
Delphey
West Patrick Street
Julien Delpey
Pennsylvania
Delphey’s
Conowingo Dam
Delphey's
Julien Delphey
Big Bear
Siztes
Dry Cold Meteorological Winter Ends Today
Weather summary notes the cold dry meteorological winter ending today with lingering south region conditions. Forecasters cite reduced precipitation and a gradual warmup as springlike patterns move in, affecting agriculture and daily routines.
Macmillan greeted in Leningrad by surprise Soviet delegation
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Leningrad to find a top level Soviet delegation led by Anastas Mikoyan and Andrei Gromyko waiting. Mikoyan flew from Moscow with British Ambassador Sir Patrick Reilly as Macmillan arrived from Kievside. Weather notes and cold described as season turns toward spring with mixed forecasts.
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Leningrad
Harold Macmillan
Dep
Anastas Mikoyan
Andrei Gromyko
Mikoyan
Gromyko
Moscow
Patrick Reilly
Macmillan
Kine
Third annual Home Show promises wide exhibits in Hama
Theme Something of Interest for every one announced by Donald Koons chair. Show sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce runs Wednesday to Saturday at the State Armory. Highlights include a heated dog house, electric cord organ, model swimming pool, garden with a 20 foot tree, precut home display and much more. Local businesses plan displays and prizes awarded by Jaycee and Frederick Junior Chamber. Entertainment each night.
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Donald Koons
Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Koons
Bowers Lumber Co
Colonial Music Shop
Damascus Electric Co
Frederick Natural Gas Co
Frederick Homes
Frederick Trading Co
G & R Merchandise Mart
Wiitner and Roelke
Ingall's Wardware and Supply
Jacobson’s
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Jack Kennedy Photo Studios
King Floor
M £. Grove Lime Co
Mays Hardware
QCD Misner Tile Co
Potomac Edison Co
Testiie Town
Treeland Nursery
Sinclair Oil Refinery
Mehrie Wachter and Son
Supreme Concrete
Jaycee
Frederick
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Moon
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Ihe
J. M. Letoe
Atinapolis
Naval Academy Chapel
Santa Monica
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Jamal Lyle Wietie
Fred Myers
Venice
Darlene
North Cray
England
St. James
Kent
Stamford
Conn
Maxwell Anderson
Stamford Hospital
FT. Bragg
George C. Marshall
Marshall
National
Justice Department
Annapolis
Ben Kenna
Scott
R-Pa
Natehoe
Mikoyan and
Gromyke
Weather Bureau
Germany
Fishing Creek
East Lerman State
Hama Show Line
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