Serviceman Convicted Of Beating Son
Army Sergeant Philip James Parker Sr. faced assault and battery charges in a Middletown court for beating his 6 year old son. Magistrate Edward Storm withheld sentencing pending further investigation. Testimony from teachers and a social worker described multiple bruises. Parker admitted striking the boy with a belt after warnings to feed the dog.
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Edward D. Storm
Philip James Parker Sr
Middletown
East Coast
Philp Parker Jr
Cariolla Hays
Josh Marks
Masistrate Storm
Sgt
Parker
Storm
Ate
Fort
Rob? Rothenhoefer
Young Parker
Ethel K. Holker
Middletown Elementary
Lucille Martin
Middletown School
Mary Monk
Fredenck Children’s Aid Society
Henry Stafford
Detrick
Stafford
Fort Detrick
Sgt. Parker
Rothenhoéfer
Barbara
Philip Parker Jr
Winess
Peter A. Visenti
Bridgeton
New Jersey
M S
Viventi
Itnesses
Gait
Peard Storm
Younc
Anterless Deer Season Proposed for Frederick County
George B Shields Annapolis chief game warden proposes an antlerless deer season for Frederick County to curb orchard damage conserve the herd and reduce deer conflicts. A permit system would restrict non residents and aim to raise deer quality amid food scarcity and orchard depredations.
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Frederick County
George B. Shields
Annapolis
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Shields
Maryland
Department of Research and Education
Figger
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland Church Council Appeals For Funds From 1900 Congregations
Members of more than 1 900 Protestant and Orthodox churches in Maryland will be asked to support the annual United Protestant Appeal. The drive seeks 580 000 to supplement the Maryland Council of Churches budget and services. The council serves nearly 2 000 churches across 23 denominations through education, Christian social relations, evangelism, radio and TV, migrant ministry, and United Church Women activities. Officers include Dr. George Y. Flint president plus Rev. Allen J. Miller and Rev. Morrison J. Bryant. Headquarters are at 14 West Madison Street Baltimore.
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Maryland
United Protestant
George Y. Flim
Maryland Council of Churches
Mt. Vernon Place
Christian Education
United Church Women
George Y. Flint
The
Allen J. Miller
Easton
Morrison J. Bryant
Baltimore
Robertm. Young
Cumberland
Paul L. Falkemer
John H. Hessey
Guy T. C. Holliday
Baltmore
True
United Protestant Appeal
Flint
Council of Churches
West
Madison Street
Saratoga
Firemen Election Ends In Tie For Captain Position
In a tie for captain of the Junior Fire Company two candidates, Charles F Bell and James F Walsh, will likely face a runoff within two weeks. Walsh won last year and served as captain in 1960. Bell had earlier led the Juniors. Other results: Marion C Talley as first vice president and Charles E Troxell as secretary. three directors named Frank R Smithie W M Ray Spurrier and Melvin T Fox. All other officers were unopposed. Russell H McCain president Albert L ...
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Charles F
Chinky) Bell
James F. Walsh
Walsh
Bell
Marion C. Talley
Charles E. Troxell
Frank R. Smithie
W. M. Ray
Spurrier
Melvin T. Fox
Fire Company
Russell H. McCain
Albert L
Blumenauer Named Officials and ABC News Shakeup
Blumenauer and a long list of local officials are named in the first excerpt, while a network shakeup follows Daly's resignation from ABC. Daly criticizes new executives for prioritizing promotion over informing the public, noting a shift from entertainment to news broadcasting.
Hagerty to Take Daly’s Job at ABC
James C. Hagerty, White House press secretary for President Eisenhower, will become vice president in charge of news, special events, and public affairs at ABC. He and Leonard H. Goldenson announced the appointment at a joint news conference in New York. Hagerty dismissed rumors that his salary would reach $100000 a year.
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White House
Daly
ABC
New York
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
John Daly
American Broadcasting Co
Hagerty
Leonard H. Goldenson
American Broadcasting - Paramount Themers, Inc
Question Man In Student Robbery
A 22-year-old Severna Park man was held for investigation on charges he kidnapped and robbed two St. John's College students. The victims Allen Reid and Carl King, both 20, said the suspect pulled a revolver and demanded money, with King giving $18 and Reid unspecified. The students were approached in an Annapolis restaurant by a husband wife and daughter asking for a ride to Severn Park.
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Annapolis
Severna Park
Anne Arundel
St. John’s College
Allen H. Reid
Carl H. King
King
Reid
Severn Park
Robbery Suspect Forced Family to Drive in Severna Park Incident
The family sought a ride to Severna Park when a man produced a gun at town and demanded money. He forced them to drive for about an hour before releasing them. Capt. George Wellham said police had not filed formal charges and would pursue further investigation.
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Severna Park
George Wellham
Warning Issued On Trailer Carbon Monoxide Risk
Baltimore AP report states Dr. Perry F. Prather director of the Maryland State Department of Health warned travel trailer owners about carbon monoxide poisoning dangers from heating equipment. He urged proper installation periodic checks and ventilation safeguards.
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Baltimore
Perry F. Prather
Maryland State Department of Health
Prather
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