Admits Guilty to Ten Bad Checks in Court
Vaiey Apts pleads guilty to ten counts of passing bad checks totaling 222 in a Circuit Court proceeding. A minister offered restitution arranged at 50 dollars monthly, leading to a generally suspended sentence with full restitution. State Trooper and various officers testified. numerous drivers cited for speeding and traffic violations accompany the case.
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Vaiey
Edwin F.rk
Edward J. Smith
Samuel W. Barrick
Nikirk
Raymond Haugh
Avery J. Philips
Dickerson
Rock
South
James WW Welty
Burkittsville
David H. Blevins
Baltimore
John C. Lowder
Hummalstown
Betty A. Harter
U.S
Bridgeport
East
William T. Shepard
Panini
Russell
Wichita
Kan
U.S. 40 West
Paul 4
Kline
Russell L. Wilkins
Burt
Mich
West
William Hines Jr
Belle Vernon
West Patrick Street
Pablo Sanchez
San Diego
Cal
U.S 240
Eldon
Vail Drivatisville
U. S
Tee VL. Guilmina
William C. Smith
Brooklandville
Lawrence Aale
Pikesville
George R. Wilson
Colle Park
Hill
Andrew W. Kovach
Grindstone Pa
Roherty F. Gaynor
Clarksburg
U.S. 44 West
FE. L. Baum
Geoene
Britain Plans Nuclear Test in Pacific Amid High Strain
A British newspaper reports that Britain will test a hydrogen bomb next year somewhere in the South Pacific aboard a powerful three deck ship. Government officials decline to confirm but call it an interesting story. Australian sources deny setting off a test near Australia.
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Tos
London News
South Pacific
Trier
Urania
Cantina Oor
Chronicle
Atomic Energy Authority
Britain
Australia
News Chronicle
Pacific
Truman Praises Eisenhower Reply in New York
Former President Harry S. Truman arrived in New York praising President Eisenhower's reply to the Soviet Premier's proposed friendship pact. He called it the best thing done in foreign affairs since entering the White House and stressed deeds over words to gauge Soviet intentions.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Bulsartin
White House
Mesas
Eisentiner
Kremlin
Usnwen
Mother Freed After Abortion Death Case In Philadelphia
Doris Jean Ostreicher’s mother, Gertrude Silver, is freed by Judge Vincent A. Carroll who rules the memory of the tragedy would be substantial punishment. Earlier, Milton Schwartz and wife Rosalie received prison terms for the death of a Miami heiress. Mrs Schwarz admitted performing the illegal abortion that killed the red haired bride. she fainted in court as she was led away.
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Philadelphia
Doris Jean Ostreicher
Pennsylvania
Vincent A. Carroll
Gertrude Silver
Blizzards in Europe rage across Western Europe today
Western Europe endures extreme cold with 64 degree below zero readings in northern Sweden and heavy snow across the British Isles. Ground closures halt race meetings and spar events. Two Birmingham houses collapse while no deaths occur. Coastlines report higher waves and traffic paralysis with dozens admitted to hospitals for freezing injuries. A civil suit over auto injuries settles out of court. Freshman coach Col GE Park hires Ray Lester, a 2-year coach at Alexander High School, as Maryland freshman basketball and football coach.
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London
Europe
Sweden
British Isles
Birmingham
England
Col GE Park
Ray Lester
Ale Aan High School
Cumberland
University of Maryland
Drunk Driver Gets Eighteen Months On Third Offense
A 41 year old Uniontown man was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction on a third drunken driving conviction. Judge Patrick Schnauffer criticized licensing for repeat offenders and noted previous violations dating back to 1927. Separate cases included forgery by Earl Balizit and an acquittal for Henry Brown on beer theft, with Eisenhower approving a pay as you go highway plan funded by taxes.
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Uniontown
Wilson
J. H. J. Brown
Thurmont
Brown
C. Clifton Virts
Virts
Schnauffer
Ver
Tur
Paul M. Little Jr
Earl Edgar Balizit
Buffalo
N.Y
House of Correction
Balizit
Royal Garage
J. Vernon Summers
Donald Thompson
W. Smith
Roger Bowen
House of Correct
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Martin ‘Mass
Congress
Jin
Uesacaay
White House
Martin
Rayburn D-Tex
Capitol
Ways and Means Committee
Operation Deepfreeze at Little America Base in Antarctica
Report on the Little America base three miles inland from Kanan Bay on the Ross Shelf. Seismic readings show 1500 feet water depth and 350 feet of silt atop bedrock. Navy Task Force 45 led by Rear Adm. George Dufek plans IGY observations. base aids international scientific program next year.
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Little America
America
Antarctic
George Dufek
Navy Task Force 45
Daniel Linehan
Boston College
Kanan Bay
Ross Shelf
Beng
Baltimore Police Lt. Boyle Dismissed for Misdirected Facts
Lt. James A. Boyle Jr. was dismissed after being found guilty of intentionally misrepresenting facts in a car crash involving his son and Navy petty officer Raymond DeRolf Jr. Two patrol officers testified Boyle ordered charges of drunken driving against DeRolf without evidence. DeRolf was later cleared. Commissioner Hepburn declared no doubt in Boyle's false statements.
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Baltimore
James A. Boyle Jr
Annapolis
James H. Hephren
Boyle
William
Raymond DeRolf Jr
Navy
Waffic
DeRoll
DeRolf
Hepbrow
R Boyle
Prophetic Figure Survives Gunfire in Detroit Room
A Detroit gunman fired at Prophet Jones in a public meeting, wounding no one as attendees ducked. The assailant demanded an audience, fired a shot over heads, then fled. Jones, a noted religious leader with costly gifts from followers, suggested divine motives and possible relocation to New York.
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Detroit
Prophet Jones
Tie Wea
Sain
Dr. Jones
Vic
Attenda
St Warn
Mr. Jones
New York
Assneriies
Wrecked Private Plane Found With All Dead
A private plane went missing over Venezuela with a Stamford couple aboard. Authorities confirmed all aboard are dead. The father was a New York Stock Exchange member and the mother a Connecticut Republican official and former state representative.
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Suamor Famil
Stamford
Venezuela
Caracas
Ford Cave
Gepost
New York Stock Exchange
Erna AL F. Edeerton
Oa Fern
Republican State Central Committee
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Assessments Growing More Uniform Across Maryland
Joseph Allen, chairman of the State Tax Commission, notes the state is moving toward uniform property assessments. A committee report shows Calvert County rising from 25 to 38 percent, with Charles, Howard, St. Marys, and Somerset counties also improving. Dorchester, Wicomico, and Worcester remain to be checked. The effort, led by Wilton Allen and Stephen Kahoe, aims to reduce inequities in state aid and school funding.
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Baltimore
Joseph Allen
State Tax Commission
Allen
Calvert County
Charles
Howard
St. Marys
Somerset
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Wilton T. Allen
Montgomery County
Wepoteger Nantt
Allegany County
Stephen M. Kahoe
Harford County
Imade
Baltimore City
Hartford
Allegany
Montgomery
Talbot
Washington
Baltimore Symphony Rescued From Debt
Baltimore fundraising campaign to save the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra from bankruptcy concluded with a successful 21M-a-plate dinner. Conductors and organizers praised strong community support, noting the risk of dissolution without funds and hoping for a stable season ahead.
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Baltimore P
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Massing Freeca
Pam
Five Day Forecast With Mild Temperatures Across Maryland
Five day forecast indicates mild weather with average highs around 40s and lower readings. Normal daytime highs in Western Maryland reach the upper 40s to 50s while Eastern Maryland and Delaware see highs in the 40s with morning lows near the 20s.
Ice Breaks Up On Rivers And Streams Near Winter End
Ice began breaking up on rivers and streams as temperatures rose to 47 degrees the warmest in two weeks. The forecast called for continued cold nights with a high near 37 and a chance of rain or snow Thursday. Slush ice appeared on the Monocacy River at Buckeystown Dam and along the Potomac as rainfall totaling .76 of an inch fed rural water supplies.
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Mercury
Emt
Monocacy
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Guller Lake
Henry R. Shoemaker
State Roads Commission
Packers Told To Tighten Up Your Costs
U S Secretary Benson urged meat packers to cut costs as farmers bear the price decline. He noted the Agriculture Department will boost pork buying to bolster prices but opposes government storage of surplus meat. He pressed industry to align margins with real costs and keep farmer profits high while maintaining a large volume, small margin model. He warned action for farmers if prices remain depressed.
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Chicago U—Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department of Agriculture
National
Swine Industry Committee
Paca
Sau
Oa Jimy
Hostale Eanphatiealis
Refused Compensation For Not Taking Job Appeal Heard
A man challenged a decision denying compensation for not accepting offered work. The board heard arguments, citing precedents about transportation and local job opportunities. The applicant argued lack of suitable positions and inadequate labor market prospects. The hearing proceeded with plans to render a final ruling.
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Fredieces
Seek Closer Policy On Middle East
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden sought to align British and American policy in the Middle East during three days of talks. They assessed Soviet moves and pledged full support for deeds over words while minor divergences on Red China and embargoes were noted as sessions continued.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eden
Middle East
Britain
Far East
U. S
Red China
United Nations
Congress
Russia
China
Rehina
United States
Mollet Shifts Tactics to woo Catholic Backers
Paris reports Socialist Guy Mollet turning his back on the Communists to win Catholic support for a bid to form France's first Socialist premier since 1947. He plans a 13 minister cabinet and a policy plan hashed out with Mendes France and the Republican Front to attract the Popular Republican Movement as a substitute for Communist backing.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
France
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Republican Front
Mollet
MRF
Popular Republican Movement
Builds Up Strong Lead Despite Pain and Cold
Italian women’s pain and endurance mark a strong lead in a difficult event. Amid cold and harsh conditions, Teshe Abttahty from New Nin shows determination while competing against notable rivals. A top finish is anticipated as the race progresses.
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Dampezzo
Italy
Narrowly Higher New York Markets On Light Activity
A garbled market brief suggests narrow gains in New York trading with light turnover. Investors mixed on pace of early trade as tech and industrials showed uneven moves amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Cork
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