Beer License Suspended for Slim's Cafe Operator
Liquor License Commissioner Louis V. Myers suspended Pearl Edward Kearns operator of Slim's Cafe at South and Center streets for 21 days for selling beer to a minor. The suspension follows a May 28 circuit court conviction and a $100 fine by Judge Ralph G. Shure. A June 12 show cause hearing noted a separate May 23 gambling conviction. no prior license trouble or local complaints were reported.
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Pearl Edward Kearns
Slim's Cafe
Center Streets
Louis V. Myers
Kearns
Ralph G. Shure
Washington Street School
E. Austin James
James
Myers
Rose
Holiday toll rises on Maryland roads and water
The holiday weekend traffic toll in Maryland climbs to six with the death of a pedestrian in Prince Georges County and the driver charged with technical manslaughter. Additional drownings include Alfred Brooks 25 of Edgewood and two Baltimore youths, Sheila Feehery 19 and Lermont Barrett 16, with Garrett in Anne Arundel County later recovered. The cargo: Thomas Jefferson Gates Jr. 23, of Baltimore, died when his car left U S 230, crashed into a culvert south of Cresaptown.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Prince Georges County
James Reed Proctor
Waldorf
Mathan Hopwood Coakley
Alfred Brooks
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Chesapeake City
Brooks
Sheila Ann Feehery
Lermont F. Barrett
Baltimore
Garrett
Beele Grove Road
Phumphrey
Anne Arundel County
Brooklyn Fire Department
Two Die in U S 11 Head On Crash Near Martinsburg
A head on collision on U S 11 eight miles north of Martinsburg West Virginia killed Francis A Kershner 39 of Marlowe and Rosetta Wilkinson of Marietta Pennsylvania. Thomas D Wilkkinson husband of Wilkinson drove the northbound car and collided with Kershner. Wilkinson died five hours later in Martinsburg City Hospital Kershner died at the scene and Wilkinson was later listed in critical condition.
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Martinsburg
W.va
U.S. 11
Here
Francis A. Kershner
Marlowe
Rosetta Wilkinson
Marietta
Kershner
Thomas D. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Martinsburg City Hospital
Inventor Lee De Forest Dies at 87 in Hollywood
Dr. Lee De Forest aged 87 and dubbed father of radio died Friday in Hollywood. Bedridden for nearly two years, he suffered bladder and heart trouble. Born in Council Bluffs Iowa, his 1906 three element vacuum tube invention propelled electronics.
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Hollywood
Calif
Lee de Forest
de Forest
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Democrats Plan Rally At Ellerton Farm
The Young Democratic Club plans a full day rally and barbecue at Ellerton's Nuil farm on September 16 to kick off the 1962 campaign. State and county aspirants for governor and county posts are expected, with national figures sought as keynote. A family friendly event includes an auction and children's activities, chaired by Thomas Eichelberger with Betsy Alexander and Ruth Landman leading kids’ programs.
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Nuil
Elerton
Young Democratic Club
Goodloe Byron
Young Democrats
Washington County
Byron
Eichelberger
Register of Wills
Thomas Eichelberger
Stanley Y. Bennett
Betsy Alexander
Ruth Landman
Ann McNeal
Joseph McNeal
Lawrence Powell
William and
Roger Eyler
Jean Wastler
William Shuff
Jack Kennedy
Mary Storm
Dorothy Handley
Ralph Fisher
Jesse Burrall
Cuban Guard Shot as Plane Hijacked to Miami
A Cuban airliner carrying 16 passengers was hijacked after a militiaman guard was shot aboard. The unnamed pilot flew from Havana to Varadero to Miami, where immigration took over and most passengers chose to stay. The guard was reported seriously wounded.
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Miami
Havana
Five Day Forecast With Mild Temperature Changes
Forecast shows temperatures averaging about three degrees above normal for Tuesday with only minor changes thereafter. Normal highs reach 79 to 83 degrees while lows stay in the mid to upper 60s, mountain areas dipping to the mid 50s. Showers are possible Friday.
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Associated Press
Man Guilty Of Assaulting Wife In Court Hearing
In Magistrate court, Charles R. Fox 26 near Urbana found guilty of assault and battery after a quarrel with wife Mary E. Fox of June 25. He denied striking her. non-support charge dropped due to lack of evidence. A 60 day sentence suspended. Two drunks also convicted and sent to jail for 60 days. Troxel and Baugher, both charged, pleaded guilty.
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Charles R. Fox
Urbana
Mary E. Fox
Gordon W. Troxel
Charles Town
W. Va
James E. Schroyer
East All Saints
Harvey
Baugher
RFC
Frederick
James W. Stockman
Three Teens Hurt When Car Hits Utility Pole West of Frederick
A car carrying Paul Thomas White Jr John William Delaughter and Wayne Houston Smith left Route 40 and struck a utility pole near Chatta Box Restaurant. White the driver, was charged with reckless driving. All three were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Thomas White Jr
RFD
John William Delaughter
Wayne Houston Smith
Frederick State
White
Neil Alexander
Jackie Forsythe
Delaughter
Inmate Escapes From Patuxent by Hiding in Trash
State police search for William A. DeBarry 25 of Baltimore after an escape from Patuxent Institution in Jessup Maryland. DeBarry, heavily tattooed, slipped away on Sunday by hiding in a trash bin as trash was hauled by truck while awaiting a life sentence for robbery with a deadly weapon.
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Jessup
Patuxent Institution
Wiliam A. DeBarry
Baltimore
DeBarry
Instituton
Pce
July Warmth Promises Local Summer Spell
The weekend brought the hottest temperatures of the year with 92 degree readings amid high humidity. A cooldown to around 85 is forecast this afternoon with July expected to stay hot, while June rainfall totaled 4.82 inches, 86 of an inch above normal.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Frederick County
Lucy Captures Rifle Title at Fort Meade Meet
Mrs. Lucile Wolford of East Patrick Street, a top U S marksman, won the women’s championship at the Maryland District of Columbia High power title matches held at Fort Meade. She also took four other first place awards. A second local shooter, Mrs. Joyce Helfenstein of Buckerstown, won a first in one match.
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Lucile Wolford
East Patrick Street
Maryland District of Columbia
Fort Meade
Wolford
Joyce Helfenstein
Buckerstown
Danger of War Over Berlin Warned by White and Others
Gen Thomas D White retired Air Force chief warns of a fair chance of war over Berlin and proposes partial mobilization. He favors a ground attack if Berlin is blockaded and says escalation to general war is possible if the Soviet Union joins. Nixon and Nixon era figures call for firm U S stance and increased forces in Berlin. Javits and Keating urge beefed up forces to demonstrate resolve.
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Washington
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Berlin
White
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Soviet Union
iNew York
Richard M. Niacn
Free World
Kennedy
Nixon
West Berlin
Jacob J. Javits
R-N.y
Fourth of July Toll Tops 500 In Holiday Travel
The Fourth of July holiday weekend sees a rising toll with traffic deaths about 25 percent above early estimates. Water accidents add many victims as safety officials warn of extra danger and urge drivers to slow down and follow traffic laws.
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National Safety Council
George C. Stewart
Council
Market to Upside New York Trading Quiet in Holiday Session
The stock market nudged to the upside in dull semi holiday trading early this afternoon with investors keeping cautious tone as prices moved modestly higher across several major indexes.
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Upside
New York
South Korea Junta Chief Resigns amid Power Shift
Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young resigns from top military government roles in Seoul. Maj. Gen. Pak Chung-hi named head of the ruling junta with retired Lt. Gen. Song Yo-chan taking the premier post. Chang cites need for a leader with greater aggression and international respect as power struggles within the leadership surface.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Pak Chung-hi
Chang
Song Yo-chan
Syngman Rhee
Junta
John M. Chang
Aater
Seoul Radio
Historic Frigate To Be Dedicated In Maryland Monument
In Baltimore the U S Navy first ship Constellation will be dedicated as a permanent Maryland monument at a pier Tuesday. The frigate launched Sept 7 1797 has undergone repairs funded by private contributions and a temporary maritime strike nearly delayed the ceremony. The ship earned early fame in battles against privateers and slave ships, including the capture of In su rcente in 1799 and the slave brigs Delica and Cora in 1859 60.
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Baltimore
U.S. Navy
Maryland
U.S
Constellation
National Maritime
Boston Navy Yard
House of Representatives
Washington
Vengeance
Africa
Delica
Cora
Constellatio
Charleston
5. C
Union
Ten Thousand Dollar Suit Over Hagerstown Taxi Crash
A $10,000 damage suit was filed in Circuit Court arising from a June 12 1960 accident in Hagerstown. Clinton C. Main alleges injuries when his taxi was struck by Harry Worthington Laign of Lantz at West Washington Street near Prospect Street. Main, represented by Tartin V. B. Bostetter and Elwood E. Hauver, seeks damages for injuries.
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Hagerstown
Clinton C. Main
Harry Worthington Laign
Lantz
Washington Street
Main
Prospect Street
Laign
Tartin V. B. Bostetter
Elwood E. Hauver
British Guns Poised In Kuwait
More than 2,000 British troops stood guard in Kuwait ready to counter any Iraqi move. Saudi forces arrived to bolster defense as a UN Security Council debate over Kuwait's independence continued. The force, dispatched at Sheik Abdullah As-Salim As-Sabah's request, would withdraw when Kuwait's threat subsides.
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Kuwait
Iraq
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
United Nations Security Council
New York
Sheik Abdullah As- Salim As-Sabah
Britain
The
Security Council
Council
Patrick Dean
Sheik Abdullah
Kuwait City
Kuwait-Iraq
MacArthur Returns to Philippines to Rapturous Welcome
General Douglas MacArthur arrived in Manila after 15 years for a 10 day visit, greeted with full military honors and a crowd’s fervent reception. He was met by Philippine officials including Carlos P. Romulo and President Garcia, with flags and a Malacanang stay planned.
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Mantla
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Corregidor
Bataan
MacArthur
Manila International
U.S
Kennedy
Courtney Whitney
United States
Carlos P. Romulo
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippine Army
Malacanang Palace
Garcia
Mabuhay
General MacArthur
No Paper Tuesday Notice on Independence Day
The News will not be published on Independence Day. The business office closes for the day while the editorial office remains open after four p.m.
Government seeks Taft Hartley injunction to end maritime strike
The federal government filed for a Taft Hartley injunction in federal district court to halt the 18 day maritime strike for up to 80 days. President Kennedy and Secretary Goldberg discussed the move at Hyannis Port with Attorney General Kennedy joining. The fact finding board reported 304 of 900 ships remain operable and noted deep union rivalries and complex bargaining issues.
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New York
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
U.S
Cape Cod
White House
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
David L.cole
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Samuel Rosenman
New York State Supreme Court
James J. Healy
Harvard
Congress Heads Home for Independence Day Breather
Congress adjourns for a brief recess with no major business scheduled in the Senate or House before Labor Day. Members depart for Independence Day speeches as a heavy legislative agenda looms toward the September 2 adjournment target.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Collision injures five in Uniontown PA wagon crash
A station wagon with 10 occupants from Chester Connecticut collided with a tractor trailer on Route 40 near Summit Mountain early today. Five people were hurt, all from the station wagon. The tractor trailer driver Edison Durst 45 of Accident Maryland escaped injury.
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Uniontown
Summit Mountain
Chester
Conn
Edison Durst
Accident
Union Own
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Hank Chase
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