Arraigned For Swastika Painting
James N. Hurst, 19, faces five counts of destruction of property for painting swastikas on the Seth Sholom Synagogue the Academy of the Visitation and the city water tower in January. Four juveniles linked to the act may be waived to proceed as youths. A jury trial is sought by the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mays Court
James N. Hurst
Water Street
Hurst
Seth Sholom
Academy of the Visitation
W. C. Roderick
Robert Rothenhoefer
Edward D. Storm
Christian Youth Week Begins Sunday Observances Planned
Christian Youth Week starts Sunday with denominational services at local churches. February 7 will host ecumenical Youth Sunday at C. Vary Methodist Church with an afternoon and evening program. Ria Sharpe chairs the youth group. Ronald E. Smith led Frederick County Christian Youth Council. Keynote speaker Olonzo Fike of the Maryland State Department of Hearts will address attendees. supper follows the church program open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Youth Week
C. Vary
Ria Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Ronald E. Smith
Walkersville
Frederick County
Eakers
Olonzo Fike
Maryland
Cinders Case Awards $224.91 in Baltimore Feud
Judge Ralph G Shores Court grants Martin White Company of Baltimore two hundred twenty four dollars and ninety one cents after Charles J Givner allegedly ordered cinders to cover a housing area. The defense says delivered material was unwanted and receipts were produced. A correction notes a previous jail sentence misreport and clarifies Carter’s collateral forfeiture for intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Shores
Martin White Company
Baltimore
Charles J. Givner
Woodsbdore
White Company
Givner
Lester F. Carr
Frederick County
Carter
Bussard Named Leader Of Frederick Girl Scout Council
Mrs. C Lease Bussard was elected president of the Frederick County Girl Scout Council at a Monday night meeting at West Frederick Junior High School attended by about 158 adult Scout leaders. Former national council president Mrs Roy F Caypion spoke, noting World War II era ties and the value of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides in promoting world harmony. Neighborhood reports and officer elections followed with committees naming planning and consolidation of Braddock Heights Middletown Myersville Jefferson Thurmont Emmitsburg and Walkersville area troops. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lease Bussard
Frederic County
Girl Scouts
Girl Guides
Layton
Understandyard
D. Storm
Morgan
Reiring
James R. Stickel
W.aes Summers
Granison
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
Jefferson
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
New Market
James Huff
Culler Lake Ice Skating Shut After Ice Breaks
Warm weather ends skating on Culler Lake after reports a boy broke through thin ice. City police dimmed the lake lights as officials block off a weak area with barrels that fell through. Temperatures near 40s with a 20 degree low seen today, with warmer and colder weather forecast ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler Lake
Charles Hez
Weday
Dhet & Station
Port
Nine Month Terms For Stabbing In Courtroom Action
Magistrate Edward D. Storm sentenced two men Donald Eugene Lyles and Thomas B. Forman to nine months for assault and battery after they were found guilty of an exceptionally vicious attack on Samuel Moore in Montgomery County. Defense and appeals processes noted as part of the morning proceedings. Witnesses described blood near the lodging area and a trial where Boyer and others faced suspended or conditional sentences amid health concerns and financial support disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Forman
Edward D. Storm
Donald Eugene Lyles
New London
Forman
Centerville
Storm
Samuel Moore
Montgomery County
Bennett
Moore
Testifhat Moore
Royer Avena
All Saimis Street
James E. Boyer
Deytor
Boyer
Paul Dexton
Bover
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Democrats Say Policies Stall U S Growth on Senate Panel
The Senate for Economic Committee Democrats accuse the Eisenhower era policies of stunting growth since 1953, causing unemployment and price rises, while Republicans call the report unbalanced. The 107-page analysis urges major reforms in fiscal monetary and debt policy and warns that farm programs and aid must endure to sustain growth, with projections of 4.4 percent growth and a $971 billion output by 1975 if policies improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate For Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Beral
D-Tex Ina
Paul
Truman
Local Scouter to Receive Coveted Award at Dinner
Local Scouter Dr Charlies Broadrup, linked with Francis Scott Key area units, is slated to receive a top award as 109 area scouters attend. Mrs Broadrup and Mrs Cann lead hospitality efforts, with unit committee ticket chairs coordinating reservations. Charles E Stup, active scouter and caterer, will host the dinner. Principal speaker will be Dr William F Dunkle Jr of Wilmington Del, an act 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cann Sai
Charlies Broadrup
Francis Scott Key
Broadrup
Cann
Charles E. Stup
William F. Dunkle Jr
Wilmington
Del
Debre Warns France as Algeria Crisis Deepens
Premier Michel Debre, returning from Algiers, warned Frenchmen that the future of France hinges on avoiding a right wing uprising. He insisted Algeria’s nine million North Africans must decide their own future under De Gaulle policy while pledging no armed assault on insurgents barricaded in Algiers.
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Paris
Michel Debre
Algeria
Debre
Algiers
Ihe
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Echo Dalger
Maurice Challe
Paul Delouvrier
de Gaulie
Jaycees Sponsor County Chapter Formation Meeting
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce moves to sponsor a Jaycee chapter for the northern area of the county. Seven o clock meeting at Rover's Restaurant will gather likely Jaycee candidates from Emmitsburg Thurmont area. Attendees include James Powell state director and local officers Bernard Callan Robert Dudrow Hertha Walter Kirk Robert Reed Glenn A Main Jr. A spokesman named George Leo Bovie Patrick Soner Richard Tom Moore Business and others attended the recent sponsor meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hertha Walter Kirk
Robert Reed
Glenn A. Main Jr
Jaycee
Saic
Rew
George Leo Bovie
Paricx Soner
Richard Tom
Moore
James Gienn
Gerald Fitz
Cook
Doli
Scout Week Banquet Features National Figures and Band
Live scouter and renowned speaker headlines an event during Scout Week. Fifty Scouts and Explorers from every state will be in Washington to present the annual nation report to the President at the White House. A service band and singing group provide the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Plan Sunday School Workshop In May
Plans were made for a Sunday School workshop to be held in May at the meeting of the Association of the Evangelical Reformed United Church on West Church Street. The event runs May 3 through May 17 with all new teachers of the church invited to participate led by Rev F W Rosenberger. Guest speaker Rev Victor C Hayes of Hood College discussed Keeping Jesus as the center of the ministry. Rev Paul L Althouse is pastor of the church.
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Association of the
Evangelical Reformed United Church
United Church
West Church Street
F. W. Rosenberger
Victor C. Hayes
Hood College
Jesus
Paul L. Althouse
Cuban minister warns of "millions of cadavers" if Marines land
Havana AP report says Cuba's justice minister Alfredo Yabur warned there would be millions of cadavers if U S Marines land in Cuba. He referred to a radio claim of 10 000 Marines at Guantanamo and backed Cuba's stance against foreign intervention amid large scale amphibious exercises near Vieques Island Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Alfredo Yabur
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Norfolk
Atlantic Fleet
United States
Caribbean
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Naval Base
Yabur
Spain
Juan Pablo de Lorendio
Fidel Castro
Castro
Vya ¢Bur
Actress Diana Barrymore Dies in Bed in New York
Police probe her death after an autopsy gave no clear cause. Diana Barrymore, famed daughter of John and Blanche Barrymore, was found face down in her East Side apartment. Authorities reported no sign of self harm and further studies were ordered.
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New York
Biana Barrymore
East Side
Miss Barrymore
John Barrymore
Blanche Oelrichs
Michael Strange
Ethel Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Country
England
Diana Barrymore
Eisenhower rules out U S reprisals over Cuba Castro campaign
President Eisenhower stated no U S reprisals against Cuba’s Fidel Castro regime for now and said Washington will not intervene in Cuba’s internal affairs. He called Cuban accusations unfounded and noted U S affection for the Cuban people while defending space and defense remarks and commenting on vice presidential possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enhower
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Tice
Eisenhower
Castro
Summers Wins Top Award for Milk Quality
Samuel R. Summers Jr., a dairy farmer near the city, received the top award for the lowest bacterial count in milk at a Capital Milk Producers Association meeting held Saturday. Summers was previously misidentified in Monday’s News as Samuel Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Summers Jr
Capital Milk Producers Association
Summers
Samuel Smith
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Ike
Mrs. Bussard
Scout Council
Frank J. Keefer
Karen K. Johnson
Reece
Seyawn
Lt. Eldon Johnson
Fort Derrick
U. S
Demo Group
Sixth Congressional District
George R. Hughes
West Patrick Street
Washington, D. C
Jaycees
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Philip Bonsal
Soviet Union
Politifield
Neonepa Ses of Chi
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