Death Case Appealed To Court In Cuba
An appeal court in Havana considered the death sentence from a public war crimes trial. Two remaining show trials were postponed to Monday. Fidel Castro reportedly urged a radio and TV blackout to curb public excitement as crowds protested the Friday proceedings.
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Havana
Fader
Fidel Caslane
Panelinly Oe
Jet General Corporation
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Donald G. Grothaus
Fort Detrick
Ordnance Engineering Division
Atlantic Division
M-acro
Aerojet General Corporation
Ramsburg
Col. Grothaus
Dan Kimball
William Zish
Walter Tann
Kimball
Navy
Truman
Tann
John Atanasoff
Frederick
Atlantic
Frederick Chamber to Receive U S Civil Service Award
The U S Civil Service Commission will present a meritorious contribution award to the Frederick Chamber of Commerce at a Thursday meeting starting 7 p m after a 6 15 social hour. Leonard F Cronin deputy director will present the honor with Fort Detrick commander Col Donald G Grothaus introducing him. The chamber previously observed civil service jubilee and earned an Army certificate of achievement in 1957. Arthur H Motley Parade Publications will speak at dinner.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
MM Ur
Leonard F. Cronin
Donald G. Grothaus
Fort Detrick
Cronin
Civil Service
Frederick Chamber
Department of the Army
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur H. Motley
Parade Publications, Inc
Kidnaped Baby Search Focuses On Bronx Rooming House
Intense search for 25 day old John Tavarez and his abductors centers in The Bronx after a woman matching the kidnapper's description sought lodging in a rooming house. Detectives also hunt for the taxi driver who drove the kidnapper and the baby's mother. The infant was taken from a West Side apartment and is described as ill. The mother, Doraliza Tavarez, and the father expressed despair over losing their child.
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New York
Bronx
John Tavarez
Tavarez
West Side
Doraliza
Kidniper
Space Agency Taking Over Chincoteague Base
NASA will take over Chin coteague Naval Air Station on Virginia's Atlantic shore to support missile launch operations. The transfer aims to save about 22 million dollars, with a causeway planned from Wallops Island to a point near the air field.
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Washington
Civilian
Space Agency
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
Virginia
Atlantic
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ystand
Chincoteague
Navy
T. Keith Glennan
NASA
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas S. Gates Jr
President Relaxing At His Camp David Lodge
President Eisenhower drove from Washington to Camp David in Thurmont Maryland for a weekend stay. He arrived with George E. Allen of Gettysburg and Maj. Gen Howard M. Soyder, a White Horse physician, for bridge-playing gatherings at the lodge.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountain
Washington
Camp David
George E. Allen
Eisenhower Country Place
Gettysburg
White Horse
Howard M. Soyder
Motherwell and Police Headed East in Missing Woman Case
Frederick officers join Motherwell party as they move toward Frederick by way of U.S. 66 to hunt for missing Mrs. Pearl Putney. Det. Lieut. A Norman Dietz and Chief Charles V. Main drive the station wagon with Motherwell, who claims the girl is alive. A Michigan man will inspect Putney belongings in Washington while authorities seek $940,000 in securities.
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Frederick
Larry Lord Motherwell
Nto
Amarillo
Tex
Sherif Horace M. Alexander
Alexander
Charles V. Main
Norman Dietz
Motherwell
Las Vegas
New
Flagstaff
Tucson
Ariz
Texas
Pearl Putney
Washington
Heather
Meryland
J . F Motherwell
Detroit
Michigan Department of Motor Vehicles
Rivers
Cedarway
Laguna Beach
Calif
Putney
Florida
Michigan
Castro M. Dabrohua
Winnetka
Nev
Questomers
Moving ‘Company
Lexington Park
Dabrotha
Debrobas
Rates Tightened as Storms Hit Industry and Economy
Storms and floods slowed steel, coal, and rail shipments across the Pittsburgh region, idling thousands of workers while auto output rose and living costs edged down. A broad budget fight in Washington followed Eisenhower’s new 77 billion dollar plan, with Democrats blasting the tax hike and warnings of no near tax cut. A Maryland accident killed a man near Uno Hai ee County, and an eastern Japan earthquake caused no damage or casualties.
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New York
Washington
Pittsburgh
Automotive News
American Steel Warehouse Assa
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Raymond J. Saulnier
Jaycee Week to be Marked in Frederick Throughout Week
Frederick celebrates Jaycee Week with a proclamation by Mayor Rosameburg honoring the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. The group, dating to 1938, has grown from 40 to about 100 members aged 21 to 35, mentoring projects from fingerprinting citizens to sewer system advocacy, public health, safety, and community events like the Halloween Parade and Christmas Lighting Contest.
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Frederick
Frode
PUBL
Jaycees
Taney
United Fund
YMCA
Ernest Berger
F. Russell Yount
Go Hartan Powe
Richard Bade
Edwin Sponseller
Barry Everett
Dave Cooper
Richard Shoemaker
Edward Hirtmann
Driver Hurt In LibertyTown Car Wreck On Route 7
Francis Joseph Morrissey, 24, sustained lacerations behind the left ear and scalp after his 1949 DeSoto left the road and crashed into the yard of Raymond Cashour in LibertyTown early today. Trooper Frost said the car caused damage to two pine trees and two porch posts before resting on the Cashour porch. Morrissey was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Raymond BE. Cashour
Cagnour
Francis Joseph Morrissey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry J. Frost
Morrissey
Libertytown
Cashour
Cashour Fense
Frost
Marrissey
William Newcomer
Floods Leave Ohio and Pennsylvania in State of Emergency
Severe floods cause millions in damage across the Midwest and Northeast. Ohio and Pennsylvania report hundreds displaced, with thousands homeless and at least 22 known deaths. Governor DiSalle estimates damage over 83 million dollars and declares a state of emergency while rescue efforts continue and a new corporate entity forms from Fisher's plumbing business.
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Ohio
Beuchborng
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Chillicothe
Meadville
Wheeling
Flood Death Toll Rises as Miners Trapped Near Pittston
New York reported four flood deaths while Indiana had three and Pennsylvania one as rescuers waited on verdict for miners trapped in a flooded Pittston area mine. The flood toll across states topped eight, with Ohio facing evacuations along the Scioto, Meadvill e refitted, and federal aid promised by President Eisenhower.
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New York State
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Pittston
Mlinois
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Ye York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pisylvania
Texas
Witsin
Scioto
Chillicothe
Citivens
Marietta
DiSalte
Jday
Eisenhower
Meadville
French Creek
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Green Hair Latest From Beauty Salon
Salisbury AP reports beautician Mrs. Mabel Rider sports green hair after a New York supply house demonstration. She enjoys changing colors for novelty and has worn many shades. Her husband Charles, naturally carrot-topped, supports her colorful experiment.
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Salisbury, Md
Mabel Rider
Salisbury
Main St
Rader
Charles
State Police Take Man To Frederick Memorial Hospital
A New Midway man, James Isaac Renner, was found slumped in his car off Route 194 near Walkersville. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by state police after the vehicle ran off the road earlier this morning. He appeared to be returning from work and was reportedly employed at the Frederick Tailoring Company.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry J. Frost
James Isaac Renner
New Midway
Walkersville
Route 194
Frederick Tailoring Company
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Symphony Westminster, Md
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the Lyric
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Herbert
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Madonna
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Uno Haiee County
John Leroy Adams Jr
Whiteyhall
Tokyo
Japan
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Eee
Harald Myers Jr
al Jaycee Weeks
Henry Durell
Teasurers
Glenn Main
Mista
Phite
Frank J- Reefer
Richard Metcalf
Paul Gaedon
Jaycee
Willian
Charles Uo Brive
George M. Chaphune Jr
Edward Suim
Melvin Ho Dery
Lloyd Stouver
George B. Delaplaine
Joseph D. Baker
William S. Burcer
William Tell
Jack Doll
Clyde Roney
Donald Z Koons
Glenn Maindic
George B. Callan Ares
William Null
Elonny
Rodney Kelly
RFD
Fisher's
Fisher
DiSalle
Fisher's, Inc
Robert ‘K. Fisher
Robert M. Fridinger
Hagerstown
Haxerstown
William J. Nall
Ranes DB. Moberly, Collumabue
Frederick Equipment Co., Int
William McC. Holzapfel
Alden FE. Fisher
A. E. Fisher
S.D. Thomas and Companys
Davis H. Morris
Paxton
Mass
Davis
J. Morris
Fermer
Vice Press
Cortney
Sutter
Harvard
Tee Bell
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