Culler Will Probate Its Complex Estate Plan
The Orphans Court probates the will of Lloyd Culler, detailing a sizable estate with executor Willard Storm, a trust setup among family members, life estates, and multiple bequests to grandchildren and daughters. The will also directs disposition of real and personal property including a house at 235 South Market Street and shares in Potomac Edison and local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Orphans Court
Culler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Williard Bartgis Storm
Esate
Parsons Newman
Richard E. Zimmerman
Mrr. Culler
Paul L. Beard
Mr. Storm
Storm
St. Luke's Cemetery Association
Feagaville
Annie Culler
Julia Culler
Margaret Storm’ Moore
Lford Clinton Rhoades
Mary Anna Rhoades
Charles Culler Rhoades
Wiliam M Moore Jr
Michael Clinton Rhdades
Elizabeth
Handley
James Clinton Rhoade
Bessie Duckett
Julia K. Culier
Potomac Edison Company
S Zhe Farmers and MeNational Bank
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Carroll
W. B. Storm
Beniz Street
Ih Bentz Street
Lloyd Clinton Rhoades
W. M. Moore
Local Group Prepares For Legislature
State Senator Samuel W Barrick says several local interest bills will be introduced at the February 3 General Assembly opening in Annapolis during the short 1960 session. The Frederick county delegation includes Charles Catlins Kiam Houck Charles McMathias Jr Gary Utterback and Cc Clifton Wirts. Bills of local interest include Clerks of Court indexing and liability, Court of Appeals reorganization, Blue Cross Insurance, driver education, and Public Accountants standards among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrick
General Assembly
Staite
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick County
Legislative Council
Senator Barrick
Senate
Charles H. Smelser
House
Annapolis
Charles Catlins
Kiam Houck
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Gary Utterback
Clifton Wirts
Mathias Jr
Court of Appeals
Blue Cross Insurance
James
Rport
Cox of Appeals
Heazith
Fire Rages Two Hours in Downtown Baltimore
A smoky six alarm fire raged two hours last night in a downtown garment factory at 35 37 South Liberty Street. Firemen from 34 companies fought the blaze, which began in the cellar. Three firefighters were overcome by smoke and a woman passerby sustained minor injuries while helping to drag a hose. The building housed offices of a clothing importer and shops for umbrellas coats and uniforms. It was to be vacated for civic center demolition work in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Garment. J
J Companies
South Liberty Street
Bu Ig
Cambridge Mayor Seeks Meeting to End Hospital Dispute
Cambridge Maryland Mayor Russell Smith plans a meeting of a new 12 member mediation panel to settle the doctors and directors rift at Cambridge Maryland Hospital. The boycott by doctors persists despite staff reinstatements and ongoing negotiations amid financial strain and staffing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Md
Russell Smith
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
John Mace
Albert FE. Buer
Gether
Bunker
Last
Ghrio
Y i
Smith
E Hospital
Fugitives Nabbed After Car Theft Attempt in Rochester
City police captured two fugitives Walter D Trustron age 18 and Charles L Durt age 19 of Rochester after they tried to steal a second car near Patrick and Jefferson streets. They were charged under the Dyer Act and handed over to the FBI for transportation to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Walter Dennis Trurston
Charles L. Durt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baltimore
Patrick
Jefferson Streets
Frederick Motor Company
New York
Judge Halts Louisiana Vote Purge
U S District Court in New Orleans ordered voting rights restored to 3 377 Negroes purged from Washington Parish rolls by the White Citizens Council officials amid claims of racial discrimination. The suit filed June 29 by the Civil Rights Division argued minor tech errors were used to challenge Black registrants while white voters faced no similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
APIA
U.S. District Court
Washington Parish
J. Skelly Wright
White Citizens Council of
Wash’ Ston Parish
Curtis MM. Thomas
Register of Voters
Southeastern Louisiana
Citizens Council
Rain Forecast Shrugs Off Warm Spell With Rain Today
Dense clouds foretell rain across the area with a brief warm spell ending as temperatures fall. After a 53 degree high, the mercury slid to 22 degrees then rises toward 40 with rain tonight and showers possible through Thursday.
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Mercury
Resident objects to high Wolfsville area assessments
James Bear protests county real estate assessments as too high arguing values in his area are not raised by recent school construction. Hearing before County Commissioners includes Elim Street students and local officials as Bear seeks adjustments for multiple properties in Thurmont Creagerstown area with claims of obsolete or nonproductive land and structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
James Be
Lumen Norris
Delbert S. Xuil
A. Irin Rena
Bear
Elim Street School
Richard Shaff
John Cordyack
Susan Fraser
Linda Ven Fossen
Two More People Formally Charged With Rape and Robbery
In Magistrate Court A Lisson and Edward D Storm faced formal charges of rape and robbery with attempted rape alleged. A preliminary hearing date was set as charges were read. Also listed, Byron W and Cason faced related charges for theft on the same day. Memphis voters and officials heard the city raised electric rates by 185 percent to fund a new steam plant replacing a Dixon Yates plan canceled by President Eisenhower in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lisson
West 6Th
Irving M. Thomas Sai
Tharaes
Edward D. Storm
Cason
Byron W
Memphis, Tenn
Eisenhower
Belt Sworn In As Orphans Judge
Dr. Belt, recently sworn in as judge, took office this morning and will familiarize himself with the duties. Judge Ausherman died December 18. CHIMNEY FIRE The Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company responded to a chimney fire at Paul Boone's home on Chestnut Grove Road near Libertytown around 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Belt
Hithe
Samuel
Ausherman
Ellis C. Wachier Nen
Walkersville
Break In Of Monocacy Home Investigated
City police investigated a break in at a Monocacy Village residence owned by Harry S Wharam Jr of East Ninth Street. The owner reported returning from a trip to find the front door broken and the home slightly ransacked with some items missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S$. Wharam Jr
East Ninth Street
Wharam
Governor Tawes Heads Walkersville Fire Dept Meeting
Governor J Millard Tawes is set to lead a guest list at the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department annual meeting next Tuesday night at the fire company hall. State Comptroller Louis Goldster will attend along with officers of the State Firemen's Association and County Firemen's Association. A 7 oclock banquet follows a program of entertainment and a business session to elect officers with nominees for president, officers, and eight directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Millard Tawes Willead
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Company
Gov. Tawes
Louis Goldster
State Firemen’s Association
Cers
County Firemen’s Association
Edgar Zmerman
Charles Stull
Horace Wright
Robert Applegate
Richard Cramer
James Mercer
Glenn Zimmerman
Charles Hoke
Edward Hedges
R. Stull
James Stoner
Frank Rosenberger
Philip Beard
Paul
Fifteen Churches Attend United Church Women Meeting
About 15 churches represented at the United Church Women annual session in Fredericktown held at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Chairs. Newton Kidd spoke as secretary of the state organization outlining purposes and functions. Churches from Walkers Pleasant and nearby communities were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Womer
Fredericktoun
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Chairs
Newton Kidd
Eaker
United Church
Walkers Pleasant
Medéle
Cal Lutheran
Good Shepherd Evangelical Reed Christ
Grace Christ
Baptist
U.C. W
James Goodman
Ana de
Nirs
Church of God
Paul Crum
Urged Probes of Race Hate Surge Amid World Tensions
The Associated Press reports a rising campaign against a worldwide wave of anti Semitic incidents. West Germany faces Christmas Eve synagogue desecration linked hate displays. Adenauer warns of enemies exploiting such acts. von Brentano urges strict action against perpetrators. Police in Britain Italy and elsewhere report anti Semitic graffiti and vandalism. The U N investigation is urged by World Jewish Congress representative Dr Maurice Perlzweig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Cologne
Konrad Ade - Mauer
Adenauer
West Berlin
Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
East Germany
Britain
Florence
Hai
Foggia
Italy
U. N
Maurice L. Perlzweig
World Jewish Congress
Two Banks Elect Directors In Frederick
The Frederick City banks held annual stockholders meetings to elect directors. Re-elected directors at Frederick County National Bank were L. Brittain J. Walker Carty Howard Grass Amos Holier L. Homer Miller Kur Myers Emory Nusz Pascal Renn and Robert War. Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank elected Kenneth Birdelte and L Eugene Purdum as new directors. Re-elected directors included William Bennett Robert Crothers Daniel Durrew Harold Du i A Hart Eichison R Ames Hendrickson Allen Quynn Henry Fes Shoe Maker Benjamin Storm Earl Youns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
County Banare
Frederick County National Bank
Ayser L. Brittain
J. W. OL. Carty
J Walker Carty
Howard A. Grass
Amos A. Holier
L. Homer Miller
Kur V. Myers
Emory G. Nusz
Pascal H. Renn
Robert L. War
Farmers and Mechanics- Citizens National Bank
Kenneth E. Birdelte
L. Eugene Purdum
Wiliam B. Bennett
Robert B. Crothers
Daniel T. Durrew
Harold B. Dui
A. Hart Eichison
R. Ames Hendrickson
Academus
Allen G. Quynn
Henry Fes
Benjamin L. S. M. Storm
Earl D. Youns
Plans for Crumbling Ice Floe Flights Near Barrow Alaska
A. F. plans two flights to a breaking ice floe 460 miles from Barrow Alaska as the pack splits and evacuations begin. Five men were carried aboard the first flight Airman Yates Ypsilanti Michigan A Bailey Salisbury Maryland Hildon Carter Fort Smith Arkansas Lt. Thomas Boger Greensboro North Carolina and Sst. E K Fernald Honolulu Hawaii were the crew on the remaining aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Barrow
Yates
Ypsilanti
Mic A. Bailey
Salisbu
Hildon H. Carter
Fort Smith
Thomas A. Boger
Greensboro
X.C
E. K . Fernald
Honolulu
Hawaii
Traver Uranus Missing Off Newfoundland In Severe Weather
A 656 ton Icelandic trawler with 28 men aboard has been missing for about 48 hours after being hit by a Atlantic gale off Newfoundland. The Icelandic Coast Guard requested a search and the RCAF is coordinating air and sea rescue efforts as weather permits.
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Halifax
Newfoundland
Royal Canadian Air Force
Icelandic Coast Guard
RCAF
Uranus
Roads Worker Falls From Tree Injures Legs and Wrist
A State Roads Commission worker, Johnny Timm, 46, fell from a tree while cutting tops and attaching ropes in Jefferson. He sustained two broken legs, a fractured wrist, and a head injury, and was listed in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Jefferson
Johnny Timm
RFD
G. Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Commission
Timm
Johnson Defies Liberal Policy Demands in Senate
Johnson remains firm against liberal policy concessions as insurgent leaders led by Sens. Gere and Douglas push for changes in the party machinery. Aimed at enlarging the policy committee, the proposal faces likely defeat, with Johnson signaling changes must pass by majority vote of 65 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jtone
Sens
Albert Gere
Paul H. Douglas
Dill
Johnson
Gore
Parkway PTA Meeting Weighs School Improvements
Tennessee senator and Park- way officials lead a discussion on school improvements and party policy at a Saturday PTA meeting. Speakers urge tailoring legislation to aid the school system while avoiding veto threats and seeking a clear budget state of school allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Associa- Hecht
Iey
White County
Delbert
Howse
Null
A. Irvin Renn
Johnson
Frederick Conantoes
George A. Smathers
Parkway
Florida
Democratic Association
Gore
Par
Nuclear Test Ban Talks Resume in Geneva
The United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union resumed discussions in Geneva on a worldwide test ban as of late 1958. Talks, ongoing since October 21, 1958, have yielded mainly administrative outlines with little on concrete verification. Western scientists doubt a foolproof underground blast detector ever exists, favoring on-site inspections to deter violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United Aies
Sov
Enion
Brileard
U.S
Eisenhower
United States
James B. Fisk
Bel’ Telephone ‘Laboratories
Evgenyi Federer
Democratic Jackson Day Dinner Planned Nationwide Interest
Plans for the annual Democratic sponsored Jackson Day Dinner are under way with city and county clubs and the state central committee. The event draws about 100 attendees and is viewed as high interest in an election year. Jeffersonian club members elected directors for the club corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Jeffersonian Club
Jefferson Club
Jefferson Club Corporation
Austin Ye Turray Fox
Austin Powell
Harry Himes
Mearl Warehime
Kent Greenwald
Foley
John R. Feiler
Europe
Democratic Party
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State Insurance Commission
James Committee
Cambridge
Louisiana
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Goldstein
ULN
Banks
A. F
Atlantic
Myme
Demo Jackson
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