Quarrel Ends In Slaying At Centerville Tavern
Joyce Lorraine Thompson, 23, of Centerville, was shot in the back by Robert Edward Sewell, 30, also of Centerville, at Brown's Tavern. Sewell was charged with murder after fleeing to a nearby farm and confessing. Thompson, who leaves a five year old daughter Jill, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral services planned at Ebernester Methodist Church.
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Joyce Lorraine Thompson
Centerville
Robert Edward Sewell
Sewell
Miss Thompson
Thompson
Set
John Koontz
Tfc
Henry J. Stafford
Koontz
Robert E. Snyder
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tfe
Victor L. Gulmino
Harry J. Frost
Aive
Jill Vee
George A. Thompson
Edith M. Hubbard Thompson
Arlene Wims
Doris M. Thompson
Carel Y. Thompson
Diane Thompson
Tylise Thompson
George A. Thompson Jr
Stephen H. Thompson
Steers To Address GOP In Jefferson Region Meeting
Newton I Steers Jr of Bethesda will address the Region 2 Club Young Republican Federation of Frederick County Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Community Hail at Jefferson This meeting was a reschedule of the club s December meeting canceled by weather Steers is the only Republican candidate for the Maryland At Large seat in the 1962 election David H Brown Brunswick says Steers will speak on light industry for Frederick County with Q A to follow Refreshments served after the brief meeting and address Market gains cut New York AP stock market rose modestly but early gains faded as trading slowed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton I. Steers Jr
Bethesda
Young Republican Federation
Frederick County
Jefferson
Steers
Maryland
David H. Brown
Brunswick
Mohler Ex County Head Dies in Adamstown
Thomas N Mohler longtime county Democrat and former County Commissioner died Sunday morning at his Adamstown home after months of illness. A farmer who raised Percheron horses he served on the district Central committee and was active in the local Odd Fellows. He is survived by son Thomas N Mohler Jr and three daughters. Funeral services are at 11 a m Wednesday at the funeral home with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Mohler
Adamstown
Mr. Mohler
Charles H. Conley Sr
Conley
Frederick Fair
Odd Fellows
Harpees Ferry
George W
Henrietta Harwood Mohler
Thomas N. Mohler Jr
Feagaville
Arthur Hume
Juveniles keep city police busy over weekend
City police confronted multiple juvenile incidents including attempted thefts a stolen Cadillac and vandalism. Two 13 year olds were caught with a screwdriver after attempting to open a Frostie Bottling Co truck and meters. Four youths aged 13 to 15 recovered Aden Rout zahn s stolen 1999 Cadillac found on Reids Ford road. A separate group 15 to 17 faced delinquency charges for property destruction near Madison street. A missing teenage girl was returned home over the weekend. West German Chancellor Adenauer ill with grippe confined to home. government says he is running a temperature and his schedule is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Court Street
John B. Wheeldon
James Schreyer
Frostie Bottling Co
Aden Routzahn
East Patrick Street
Reids Ford
Quynn Orchard Road
Madison Street
Bulgaria MIG Spy Flight Over Italy Triggers Protest
In Rome the Italian defense ministry said a Bulgarian MIG 19 or 17 on a spying mission over Italy carried high powered cameras and crashed near Gioia del Colle close to a NATO base. Pilot 2nd Lt Milose Solakov, 22, survived with fractures and is being guarded in Acquaviva hospital. Italy protested to Bulgaria and demanded the return of the pilot and aircraft.
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Rome
Ialian Defense Ministry
Italy
Ministry
Bari
Bulgaria
Gioia del Colle
NATO
Milose Solakov
Solakov
Amintore Fanfani
Antonio Segni
Costantin Micev
Italia Air Space
Acquaviva
Sckalov
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Paris
Powers
Weather Mix of Rain Snow Foreseen by Forecaster
Clouds linger over the county with scattered showers and flurries possible. Temperatures hovered around the mid thirties to mid forties as milder conditions gave way to a colder air mass by noon. Snowfall for the month stood at 14 inches with 1.89 inches of precipitation to date and the month’s total needed to reach normal is 2.93 inches.
Paris Blast Kills One at Foreign Ministry
A heavy explosion at the French Foreign Ministry in Paris killed one person and wounded several as windows shattered and a wall section fell away. The blast, likely from a booby trapped automobile, sent a fire through parked vehicles. Officials did not rule out rightwing secret army involvement amid a series of France bombings. Reports of injuries ranged from six to thirteen across sources.
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Paris
Foreign Ministry
Algeria
France
Kennedy says 1961 recovery met aims and seeks $600 billion by 1963
President Kennedy told Congress the nation met its 1961 recovery aims and planned a further push toward full employment. He detailed tax cuts up to 5 points and up to 10 billion in spending over a year, plus measures to expand unemployment benefits, job training, and investment tax credits. He urged tariff talks with Europe and warned against premature policy tightening. Restrooms approved at South Court entrance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hennedy
Congress
White House
U.S
Berlin
Truman
Glenn's World Flight Delayed Until Saturday
Glenn plans a round the world flight in a space capsule but a fault forces postponement until Saturday. A preflight check revealed the issue delaying the ambitious voyage.
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Glenn
Oxygen System Delays Glenn Flight to Orbit
NASA postponed John H. Glenn Jr.'s flight around the Earth due to a faulty environmental control oxygen system. The delay, now in its fourth postponement, follows discovery of trouble requiring removal of the control panel for repairs.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Glehn
Glenn
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
Robert Voas
Earth
Marine Corps
Space
Estates Case Postponed Over Mechanics Lien Dispute
Mechanics lien case tied to about 80000 in labor and materials for College Estates apartments near West Seventh Street is postponed due to Judge Cobey’s illness. Tentatively rescheduled for February 13 1415, with over two dozen witnesses. plaintiffs include County Floor Service Inc and others against Christopher A. Rupp and Sidney H. Tinley Jr. trustees. A 100000 reserve hangs on a sale proceeds pending lien outcome. Attorneys include Robert E. Clapp Jr and H Reese Shoemaker Jr for complainants. Walter C. Mylander Jr Carlyle Barton Jr and Herbert L. Rollins for trustees.
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College Estates
West Seventh Street
W. Earle Cobey
Allegany County Circuit Court
County Floor Service Inc
Christopher A. Rupp
Sidney H. Tinley Jr
James T. Gallaway Co
Court House
Gallaway Company
Rupp and
Tinley Jr
Robert E. Clapp Jr
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Walter C. Mylander Jr
Carlyle Barton Jr
Baltimore
Herbert L. Rollins
Mathias and
Mathias
Plane lands safely at Friendship Airport after gear test
An Eastern Airlines plane with about 69 passengers circled Baltimore’s Friendship International Airport for an hour while the landing gear was tested. Control tower supervisor William Moritz said cockpit lights indicated a malfunction but the wheels were normal on landing. Crash equipment stood by during the approach from Boston.
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Baltimore
Eastern Airlines
Friendship International Airport
William Moritz
Bostone
Loitering Brings 10 Day Jail Term
A 22 year old man released from Crownsville State Hospital after 12 years faced loitering charges in Magistrate's Court and received a 10 day jail term pending further action. Barron Finnyfrock of Gaithersburg was convicted of failing to grant the right of way after a December 22 collision at Routes 40 and 75. Joseph W. Orndorff, 48, Thurmont, was found guilty of failing to support his two children and ordered to pay $25 weekly.
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Crownsville State Hospital
Robert E. Fisher
County Commissioners and Welfare Department
Stanley Y. Bennett
Barron Finnyfrock
RFD 1
Gaitherspurg
Finnyfrock
Tfc
Wiliam L. Newcomer
Joseph W. Orndorff
Thurmont
Delores S. Orndorff
Gas Company Sues For Pipeline Damages
The Frederick Gas Company files a 1953 easement based suit seeking 2800 dollars for pipeline damage on the Staley farm near Urbana. Defendants Charles P. and Letitia B. Staley and T Edgie Russell allegedly caused the break during pond construction.
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Frederick Gas Company Inc
Samuel W. Barrick
Urbana
Charles P
Letitia B. Staley
T. Edgie Russell
Staley
Tts
Staleys
Russell Firm
Russell
Ramsburg Forms Democratic Sheriff Bid in Lewistown Area
John I. Ramsburg a Lewistown restaurant operator and longtime Democrat announced his candidacy for sheriff in the current primary. Other Democratic entrants include Crummell P. Jacobs Woodsboro District and Franklin H. Carlisle Woodsboro restaurant operator. Incumbent Horace M. Alexander has not declared reelection plans.
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John I. Ramsburg
Horace M. Alexander
Ramsburg
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
National Guard
Marine Corps
Lewistown
North Market Street
Democratic Party
Jeffersonian Club Inc
Jeffersonian Club
East Street
The
Moose
American Legion
Thurmont
V.F.W
Emmitsburg
Pessie Harbaugh
Graceham
John J. Ramsburg
Grady Icard
Crummell P. Jacobs
Woodville
Franklin H. Carlisle
Carlisle
Lightning Strikes Plane Carrying Bob Hope
A crowded twin engine airliner carrying comedian Bob Hope actress Jane Wyman and dozens more was struck by lightning over Northern California. The bolt disabled some instruments and the pilot diverted to San Francisco, landing about 15 minutes from Monterey. Hope recalled a sudden flash and a thud and said the pilot announced they were still flying after being hit.
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Los Angeles
Bob Hope
Jane Wyman
California
Hope
San Francisco
Monterey
Associated Press
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Gop
Brown
New York
Dr. Conley
Adenauer
Grippe
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adehauer
Red Mig
JSK
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William F. Suter
NASA
Tehran
Iran
Bazaar
Mossadegh
National Front
Mohammed Mossadegh
Hore
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