Jobes Faces Trial a D C Rape Case
James K. Jobes, a Rockville insurance agent, was granted a new trial in Frederick County Circuit Court after a rape conviction. He will be released to District of Columbia authorities for trial there on a separate Washington case, with a detainer allowing retrial in Maryland after the D C proceeding.
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James K. Jobes
Rockville
Frederick County
District of Columbia
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
U. S. District Court
Washington
Jones
Tobes
Old Soldiers Home
Middletown
Jobves
Edwin F. Nikirk
Isobel
Nikirk
Barvick
Mothers To March For Polio Drive January 31
The annual Mother's March to aid the March of Dimes polio campaign will be held Monday night January 31 from seven to eight o'clock. Mrs. Hazel Lewis chairs the Women's division with co-chairman Mrs. Helen Notnagle organizing city workers. Local civic groups and the Soroptimist club join in, with volunteers planned to visit every house that night. Funds will cover carry over rehabilitation and ongoing research including the Saik vaccine. Alton Y. Bennett chairs the local drive. contributions may be sent to Arthur H. Lambert, treasurer, or delivered to his office at the Cramer building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lewis
Helen Notnagle
Lewis
North Court Street
March of Dimes
Alton Y. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Arthur H. Lambert
Cramer Building
North Court
Sharch Wreets
Bequest Of 2000 To Church In Brish Will In Frederick
The will of Deville C. Brish of Frederick probated in Orphans Court this morning leaves the residuary estate to the Evangelical Reformed Church of Frederick for life income to his son Calegats H. Brish with remainder to favored beneficiaries including Marianne Brish and others. The Barbara Fritchie House furnishings go to trustees Edith Carmack Helen Mateny Dr Wertheimer and Ruth Jewell, then to City of Frederick for a public museum if conveyed, otherwise to the Historical Society of Frederick County with a memorial for Minnie M. Brish. The nephew William M. Brish and wife Rachel receive the remaining estate. Will dated 1954- Tul 15, witnessed by J G Shawhaker and E B Thomas.
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The
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Frederick
Deville C. Brish
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick Street
Western Maryland Trust Company
Calegats H. Brish
Marianne Brish
Margarette Brish
Marcia Brish
Wiliam M. Irish
Paul Carmack
Helen Matery
Ruth Jewell
Fred Wertheimer
Sam Ransom
Edith Carmack
Helen Mateny
Bred Wertheimer
Edith Wertheimer
Diet Wdliee
City of
Historical Society of
Frederick County, Inc
Minnie M. Brish
Historical Society
William MM. Brish
Washington County
Rachel Brish
J. G. Shawhaker
Kagar EB. Thomas
G O P Dinner Set for February 22 in Frederick
The Frederick County G O P Club will hold its Washington's Birthday dinner on February 22 at Hotel Frederick after Armory unavailability. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander chairs the event with Grace Duvall as cochairman and tickets issued on a first come basis. Mayor John A. Derr and Emmett R. Bowlus oversee speaker arrangements along with a slate of committee heads for arrangements and program advertising. CLAGGETT NAMED BALTIMORE Atty. Gen Sybert announced Walter W. Claggett of Easton as special assistant in charge of subversive activities.
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Frederick County
G.O.P. Club
Horace M. Alexander
Hotel Frederick
Grace Duvall
Armory
John A. Derr
Emmett R. Bowlus
Helen Remsburg
Charles McC. Mathias
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Hilda Croghan
Ellis C. Wachter
Duvall
Charles P. Staley
Gail J. Catshall
E. Hart Etchison
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Claggett
Baltimore
Sybert
Walter W. Claggett
Easton
Eisenhower Monitors Red Chinese Island Capture
President Eisenhower kept close watch on reports that Red China seized a small island from Nationalists. The White House pressed officials about possible Formosa implications as Dulles and top leaders discussed developments. Admiral Radford to confer with the President as the attack’s military significance unfolds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Formosa
Ylouse
Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
James C. Hagerty
Radford
White House
Island
Hearings To Be Held Here On Wednesday
Two youths involved in robberies and car thefts in Frederick and Carroll counties and parts of Pennsylvania face Juvenile Court hearings Wednesday. One 16 year old may be tried in criminal court with three men already arrested. A petition seeks waiver of juvenile jurisdiction. The youths have histories in Juvenile Court and training schools. Police investigations involve multiple break ins and four car thefts, including seven robberies in Littlestown. State Troopers Ba sore and Brown led the inquiry.
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Frederick
Carroll
Pennsylvania
William C. Roderick
Maryland Training School For
Littlestown
Harold L. Basore
H. J. Brown
First Interchange Of Its Kind Is Opened In Detroit
Detroit unveils a pioneering traffic interchange at the John Ledge Expressway and Edsel Ford Expressway junction. It replaces cloverleafs with a 12-bridge network enabling 11 city blocks of movement with no stop signs or lights. Speed limit is 35 mph. Estimated final cost 15.3 million dollars.
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Detroit
Ford
Bank Building Wrecked By Yeggs
In Nicholasville Farmers Bank employees sifted debris from an explosion and recovered about $40,000 of the bank’s funds. The blast, likely caused by nitro glycerin, ripped open the vault in a two story building and damaged adjoining walls. The vault held about $80,000. officials continued a careful search for the remainder.
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Nicholasville Y. F
Farmers Bank
Lattimore Indictment Dismissed
Washington court dismisses a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore claiming the phrase follower of the Communist line was undefined and vague. Judge Luther Youngdahl ruled the charges would mislead jurors and violated the Sixth Amendment and due process. The case stems from 1952 Senate Internal Security testimony on the Institute of Pacific Relations and its publication Pacific Affairs.
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Washington
L_S
Luther Youngdahl
Owen Lattimore
Youngdahl
Laumore
Laflimore
Youngedahl
U. S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Youngdal
Latti
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. McCarran To
January May Set New Dry Record in Tennessee
The weather report notes January May set a new dry record with only .25 inch of precipitation through 17 days at the airport station. Forecasters expect some snow by tomorrow, with cloudy and cold conditions continuing. Temperatures have in the twenties at night for days. In Nashville, Tennessee, 34 year old Frank G. Clement became the state’s youngest four year governor.
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Weather Bureau
TARUS
Nashville
Tenn
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Five Day Forecast: Snow Likely in Western Maryland
Five day forecast notes snow Wednesday followed by continued cold conditions through Sunday with snow or rain possible late Friday or Saturday. Temperatures run around five degrees below normal with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and mornings near 20 to the upper 20s. Western Maryland sees the coldest readings, eastern and coastal sections warm slightly.
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Maryland
Maryland Integration Plan Urged by Governor Commission
Maryland counties should immediately engage counties through the interracial commission to sound out views on school integration and attendant developments. The plan calls for adult education for Negroes and whites, preparatory education in public schools, and confirmation of the new social relations after the Supreme Court ruling. Baltimore City has desegregated some facilities while the Sheraton Belvedere opened to Negroes except the bar due to liquor license rules.
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Annapolis WI
Maryland
Supreme Court
Baltimore City
High Court
Commission
Wiliam C. Rogers
Sheraton- Belvedere
Baltimore
Admits Killing His Sweetheart in Plea Deal
Keith Petersen 26, son of a Dallas utility executive, pleaded guilty to the murder of Carolyn Schofield. The plea avoided a possible death penalty, with Petersen receiving seven years to life-like term and credit for five years in mental hospital confinement. His fate hinges on parole eligibility after seven to eight years. A prior trial found him insane, then sane at the time of the slaying. Six Army privates at Fort Bragg were sentenced to seven years hard labor for mutiny in a separate item.
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Dallas
Keith Petersen
Petersen
Carolyn Schofield
Henry
Texas
Oper
Henry Wade
FT. Bragg, XII, C
Ft Bragg Stockade
Cold Weather Ahead Long Range Forecast Preview
The weather maps show the U S Weather Bureau long range outlook for mid January to mid February. It is not a precise forecast but an estimate of average rain or snowfall and temperatures for the period.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas Storm Threat Snow For Maryland And Delware
Weather observers tracked a Texas storm moving northeast toward the Carolinas with its northern edge threatening Maryland and Delaware. The Weather Bureau warned outcomes ranged from heavy snow across all of Maryland and Delaware to little or no snow if the storm veered south or north. Western Maryland could see snow by Wednesday, with other areas affected by late Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures across the Middle Atlantic were subfreezing, with forecasts calling for a continued cold week and possible more precipitation later in the week.
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Associated Press
Texas
Maryland
Carolinas
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Maryland- Delaware
Middle Atlantic
Canada
Baltimore
Hal Cooper
London If
Europe
British Isles
Garman
Mosel
Bonn
Cologne
Sa Vania
North Sea
Scotland
Royal Navy
Caithness and
Sutherland
J. W. Georgeson
Caithness
Glens
England
Deamack
Ligurian Sea
Gulf of Genoa
Hratian Alps
France
Seine River
Rhone
Tax dispute over son as dependent leads to court referral
A Chicago area couple who lived together eight years without speaking quarreled over who may claim their 18 year old son as a tax dependent. Judge Etmer N. Holmsven sent them to the IRS for settlement while ordering Benjamin Micele to continue $36 weekly support to his wife and three minor children. Norman Becker, representing Mrs. Micele, said the Miceles had communicated only by kitchen bulletin notes since July 1946, with Micele paying lodging and laundry and support for the children. after the dispute he moved out and a divorce suit was filed.
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Superio
Etmer N. Holmsven
Internal Revenue Service
Benjamin Micele
Eleanore
Norman Becker
Micele
Miceles
Eink Wieele
Becker
Elders And Deacons Elected Monday Night
At the Evangelical Reform church annual meeting conducted by Rear Adm. Allen G. Quynn Ret the Consistory elected E Earl Remsberg Sr and Walter H Duvall as Elders and Charles J Hutter Marion D Boyer as Deacons Installations set for Sunday morning Reports read by Rev Paul L Althouse vice president J Roger Fisher and treasurer Gerald G Remsher Voted to pursue the Undershepherd Plan in member visitation Edward Pease secretary Presiding in the social room the gathering prayed for those who died last year
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Allen G. Quynn
E. Earl Remsberg, Sr
Walter H. Duvall
Charles J. Hutter
Marion D. Boyer
Paul L. Althouse
J. Roger Fisher
Ieasuner
Gerald G. Remshere
Alt J House
Edward Pease
Church Socrel
Nationalist outpost Yikiangshan faces Communist conquest
Reporting from the nationalist capital says Yikiangshan, a small island outpost north of the Tachens, was struck by a 70-ship invasion force including 20 warships. Radio contact was lost at 6 p.m. and officials fear the Reds have captured the island.
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Tfaipeh
Formosa
Yikiangshan
Defense Ministry
Tachen
Chiang Kai-shek
Peiping
Tokyo
Radio Press Agency
Tachens
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
United States
Pescadores
Vwikiangshan
Ej Ies
Les
Vvikiangshan
Toummen
Chiang Kaishek
Toumen
U.S
Formeosa
Prisoners Rebel at Massachusetts State Prison
Daring mutiny at the 150 year old Massachusetts State Prison ends with five guards seized at gunpoint as inmates demand a car to escape. In Florida, Confederate veteran William Allen Lundy marks his 107th birthday with a birthday meal and first TV appearance. Market rallies in New York lift stocks after sharp decline yesterday.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Crestview
Fla
William Allen Lundy
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George M. Leader
Athe Dee
Kessiione
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