Two teens returned to Maryland Training School for Boys
Two sizable teenage boys who had stolen a car and two more vehicles were returned to the Maryland Training School for Boys after a hearing before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnia. The youths, previously released as unmanageable, admitted taking trucks and caused damage during their time in juvenile detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Training School For
Patrick M. Schnia
Youhs
Children’s Aid Society
Cer
Mountaindale
Ellis G. Carty
Tracey
Horace M. Alexander
I “Anders
Ier
Aerick
Open Conference for Extension Agents in Worcester Area
A regional conference of extension agents opened in Worcester with sessions planned through Friday. Attendees from Howard, Car, and Wasting counties joined four days of meetings, demonstrations, and talks led by University staff. Local organizers included state extension staff and Miss Margaret Oliver and Mrs Evelyn Whitehouse are among expected participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverna Hibert
University of Extension
Howard
Carecany
Fehr
Viele Willer
Frederica Russell
Margaret Oliver
Evelyn Whitehouse
Train Rams Gas Truck and Killed in Magnolia Crash
A passenger train bound for Chicago slammed into a gasoline truck at Magnolia crossing at about 80 mph. At least eight people died and six were injured including the truck driver Morris Pigsoit. Engineer J A Livingston of McComb and fireman John L Collins of Jackson were killed along with several workers in nearby yards. The nine car Illinois Central train burned. the blast injured passengers and spectators as witnesses described a terrifying explosion. Magnolia, about 100 miles north of New Orleans, reported responders aiding burn victims and bystanders.
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Magnolia
Miss
Chicago
New Orleans
J. A. Livingston
McComb
John L. Collins
Jackson, Miss
Morris Pigsoit
Bobby Gwin
Flaye
Wilma Gray
Claude Pettey
Percy Neilson
Pettey
Nelson
Assessment ease asked by owner in Urbana farm appeal
Mrs. Charles Little, owner of a 70 acre farm near Urbana, asked the County Commissioners for relief from a $13,500 1956 appraisal, noting a $6,200 assessment. Attorney Eduard Storm argued the house and property value should be higher and that a visit would reveal improvements worth over $2,000. The commission reserved decision for notification of further action. The board upheld the Supervisors’ assessment on Anne Messer’s farm near Urbana at about $41,000 after her Monday morning appeal.
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Charles Little
Thuarston Road
Urbana
Eduard D. Storm
Lilie
Storm
Messer
Anne Messer
Cyprus politician dies of heart attack in courtroom
John Cierides, head of the anti-Makaris party in Cyprus, died of a heart attack today in a Nicosia courtroom at age 73. The sudden death occurred during court proceedings in the capital.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Cierides
anti-Makariis
Water Use Drops in Fredericton Area in 1960
William J. Davis reports Freder water consumption in 1960 fell compared with 1959 due to cannery shutdowns and a lower Fishing Creek reservoir level. Local use totaled 27,096,000 gallons versus 1,251,289,000 in 1959, with notable daily peaks in 1950 and 1959. New filtration next summer and shifting Monocacy source expected to meet demand as snow and melt streams are monitored.
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Freder
Wiliam J. Davis
City Water Department
Davis
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Dee
Ing Creek
Tuscarra
Singanore
Two Cars Demolished on Route 40 Near Frederick
A slippery spot on U S Route 40 two miles west of Frederick caused a crash this morning. Trooper N F Bechtol reported both eastbound cars and the state trooper’s vehicle suffered total losses after skidding on ice near Braddock Mountain. Herman W Blickenstaff of Myresville drove a 1950 Chevrolet. No charges were filed due to icy road conditions.
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U.S
Hamilton
Bechiol
Smith
Herman W. Blickenstaff
RFD
Myrersville
Castro executes three rebels amid Cuba crackdown
In Havana three men were shot at La Cabana fortress for counterrevolutionary activity and terrorism, part of a broader purge as Castro’s regime tallies executions to 530 since taking power. The Labor Ministry also dismissed 360 Cuban Electric Co workers for alleged unpatriotism amid labor unrest.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havania
Operix
Castro
la Cabana
Juan Mesa Lopez
Julio Sierra Suarez
Balbino Emilio Diaz
Jose Pardo Llava
Lierra Suarez
Labor Ministry
Cuban Electric Co
Damage to 2 Cars in Snow Crash on Rosemont Avenue
Two cars sustained considerable damage in a Monday morning crash blamed on snowy streets. John Arthur Harpold of Adamstown collided with Charles Wiliam Yinger’s vehicle on Rosemont Avenue at about 1 am. Yinger’s car suffered $150 damage. A second crash at 6:45 am at Fourth and Bentz involved Charles Samuel Henry Bettis of Purcellville, driving a track struck by Albert Cline. Bettis reported ice and limited visibility due to windshield snow and glare from oncoming lights.
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Ion
Rosemont
Culier Avenue
John Arthur Harpold
Adamstown
Charles Wiliam Yinger
Yinger
Rosemont Avenue
Harpold
Cpl Wiliam A. Mafchner
Fourth and
Bentz
Charles Samuel Henry Bettis
Purcellville
Fourth
Albert Cline
Cline
Bettis
Laotians Capture Rebel Base Near Luang Prabang
AP dispatch reports government troops entered Vang Vieng on Monday and captured the rebel base on the road to Luang Prabang after a 30 minute battle. A second government column moved south from Luang Prabang toward the Plaine des Jarres amid setbacks elsewhere.
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Vientiane
Laos
Vang Vieng
Luang Prabang
Associated Press
Fred Waters
E Des Jarres
Ta Vieng
Plaine Des Jarres
Tha Thom
Waters
Rong le
Not Guilty Of Assault Charge In Middletown Case
Jack Tibbetts of Route 2 Middletown faced assault charges after admitting to a court he made hostile remarks to a bartender and waitress at Nate's Inc. last September. Witnesses said Tibbetts threatened violence but was acquitted after a magistrate suspended a $50 fine.
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Jack Tibbetts
Route 2
Middletown
John J. Marsh
Nate's Inc
Tibbetts
Marsh
Alma Merriman
Iself
Nate
Byron Thompson
Tibe
George Waso
Truck Collision Report with Bettis Vehicle
No charges were preferred by Sgt. Harry Phillips after a traffic incident. Damage to Bettis driven 1957 Ford sedan was estimated at 50. The damage to the 1947 International truck was not estimated.
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Harry Phillips
Bettis
Texas Tower No 4 wreck notes trapped crew members
A radar drawing shows men possibly alive in Texas Tower No 4 wreckage. An official from the builder says no intentional watertight compartments, but air pockets may exist. He notes empty oil tanks could be entered via hatches and be airtight. Three legs supported the tower, 180 feet water depth, legs anchored in mud. Carrier Wasp on surface aiding rescue.
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Texas Tower No. 4
Carrier Wasp
McNamara Angers Labor Over Defense Posts Fight
Defense secretary designate Robert McNamara chooses his team, rejecting AFL CIO official Joseph Keenan and other labor figures. Kennedy reportedly sought Keenan for manpower post. Keenan and AFL CIO argue the rejection sparks labor unrest while McNamara insists he is not anti labor. In Tokyo, about 300 leftists protested U S intervention in Laos.
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Washington
Robert
McNamara
Defense Department
Ford | Motor Co
John F. Kennedy
Joseph D. Keenan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Aflcio
Keenan
Defense
New York
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Cal Aid
McNa
Nation
New Zealand
UN Troops Fight Off Balubas in Congo Train Assault
Swedish UN troops repulsed two Baluba attacks on a southbound train near Luena in Katanga Province. Heavy casualties on Balubas, none on Swedes. 60 aboard with a helicopter delivering supplies. In Rwanda Urundi, 29 American missionaries and families reached safety after detentions in a Lumumba province were deemed a border mix up.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
IAP
U.N
Katanga
Luena
Abolition Push Placed For Maryland Capital Punishment
ANNAPOLIS AP A Baltimore legislator said he would introduce a bill calling for abolition of capital punishment in Maryland Del Richard T Rombrho D Baltimore Lth argued a prisoner can be released or rehabilitated if improperly convicted but a dead man cannot be compensated He said society should not execute.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Maryland
Del
Richard T. Rombhro
Dbalto
No Sign Of Life In Texas Tower Rescue Effort
New York AP reports stormy seas near 70 miles southeast of New York City hindered rescue operations for the Texas Tower crew. Despite tapping sounds earlier, authorities said a human voice was not heard and the search continued with Navy and private crew support as the tower remained submerged after the weekend collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Atlantic
Navy
New York City
Coast Guard
Texas Tower
Zoning Appeal Case Before Court
County Attorney Goodloe F. Byron contends the Board of Zoning Appeals acted lawfully in denying Maurice Anglebower permission to place a trailer on Barronsville road. The board voted two to one against the request amid a prior inspector’s refusal, citing agricultural zoning and required board approval. The suit names Joan L. Shaw Robert Remsburg and Henry D. Lakin as respondents with Anglebower seeking review.
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Goodloe F. Byron
Board of Zoning Appeals
Maurice A. Angiebower
Barronsville Road
Zoning Appeals Board
Angiebower
Zoning Board
Anglebower
Case 6
Joan L. Shaw
Robert Remsburg
Henry D. Lakin
Shaw
Remsburg
Lakin
Thomas Glass
Richard L. Burgee
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Aru
Fidel
Royal Capital
Soviet Union
United States
Sovior
Vasily V. Kumetser
Liewelsyn E. Thompson
Prince Boum Oum
State Department
Lincoln White
BEL Tank
Union
Defense Post
Protevention
Tokyo
Hibiya Park
U. S
Balubas
Iso
Freder Department
Bartonsville
Byron
Board of
Zoning Appeals
Oslo
Norway
A. Clark
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