Rees Waives Hearing in Virginia Maryland Murder Case
Melvin D. Rees Jr. will waive a removal hearing and return to Baltimore to face murder charges in Virginia and Maryland. Authorities accuse the 31 year old jazz musician of killing Mrs. Carroll Jackson and her daughter Susan in Apple Grove Virginia after their Jan 1959 disappearance. Maryland also faces charges for the slaying of Margaret Harold at Ft Meade and the Jacksons’ husband and infant.
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Memphis
Melvin D. Rees Jr
Rees
Baltimore
Virginia
U.S
Leslie Nicholson
Mooney
Maryland
Carroll Jackson
Susan
Jan. Li
Apple Grove
Bank President Leaves Estate To His Wife And Children
Thurmont bank president Samuel T Rover Sr who died at 80 leaves his estate to his wife Mrs Rover and their children. Executors named as James Paul Rover and Samuel Rover Jr with Amasier serving as attorney. Household furnishings and real estate in Sabulasville allotted to the widow, with lifetime support arrangements noted in Frederick County records.
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Samuel T. Rover Sr
Thurmont Bank
Orphans Court
Rover
Thurmont
Sabian
Tourmout Bank
Samuel T. Roxer
Ir i
James Paul Rover
Sabulasville
Roger
Frederick County
Unclear Dialogue Cited in Historical Text
Fragmentary quote shows a speaker instructing Martha on steps or exits, using direct horns as a provocative directive. The excerpt lacks full context to identify people, dates, or places, offering only a glimpse of hostile or commanding language within a conversation.
New Aerosol Plant to Open in City Monday
Atlantic Aerosol Association Inc will open in the city Monday occupying the former Miller Chemical site. The operation will employ about 20 people, mostly women, with expansion possible. Bernard Elworthy named plant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioiday
Atlantic Aerosol Associatios, Inc
D'Henri
Rock‘ville
Miller Chemical Company
Charles Town
W. Va
Henry Porten
Atlantic Aerosol
Miler
Atlantic
Kelly Bottling Works
Abrecht Place
Guy Kelly
Poriner
Miller Company
Portner
Bernard Elworthy
Herman Portamer
Henry
Herman
Wheaton
D’henri
Washington
Henry Portner
Russell Bid Low On Bridge
The T Edgie Russell firm of this city was the apparent low bidder at 59 981 for the South Carroll Street Bridge project opened Tuesday afternoon at City Hall. The 50 50 federal city share is cited with a reinforced concrete abutment bridge about 40 by 60 feet. Other bids ranged up to 99 783 60 from W F Wilson and Sons Inc of Brookville and more bidders listed.
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T. Edgie Russell
South Carroll Street
City Hall
Russell
W. F. Wilson and Sons, Inc
Brookville
Carroll Creek
East AH Saints Street
East Patrick Street
U. S. Post Office
Carrol Creek
Wolfe Brothers
Myersville
Eager Stone and Construction Company
Baltimore
Compa
Richard F. Kline
W. P. Campbell Construction Company
This City
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Allied Contractors, Inc
Key Construction Company
Silver Spring
Simpson and Associates
Joppa
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
The forecast indicates near normal temperatures with little daily change. Showers expected around Saturday with an estimated 14 to 17 inch rainfall. Normal highs are in the 80s and early morning lows range from the 60s, except in Western Maryland mountains where 50s prevail.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Congo Soldiers Demand Removal of Belgian Officers
About 200 Congo army soldiers demonstrated for hours in front of Parliament in Leopoldville demanding all white Belgian officers be removed. Mutinies near Thysville jailed white officers. Prime Minister Lumumba urged calm. Demonstrators clashed with Belgian commander Gen. Emile Janssen and seized his pistol before returning to barracks.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Thysville
Emile Janssen
Patrice Lumumba
Still Need Qualified Teachers for Frederick County System
The Frederick County School System faces at least 44 vacancies before next September. Assistant Superintendent Quentin L. Earhart cited 26 elementary and 18 secondary positions, with several teachers yet to sign or decide on contracts. Superintendent James A. Sensenbaugh noted July and August constraints and rising resignations since last September.
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Frederick County
Quentin L. Earhart
Board of Education
Earhart
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
Barricaded sect awaits atomic attack near Benson
Deputy Sheriff Ray Coffey reports about 20 Full Gospel Assembly families barricaded in sealed homes and a church near Benson Arizona awaiting an atomic attack they believe will make them the last survivors. Neighbors say they bought large food stocks and moved supplies under cover of night.
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Benson
Ariz. AP
Full Gospel
Arizona
Ray Coffey
Tucson
Warren Burke
Burke
Columbus
Ola
Coffey
Ann Weimer
Assembly of God Minist
Motherwell Dental Clerk In Prison
San Quentin California reports 43 year old Mary? Lam author? The text states Lary Lord Motherwell, a first degree murder convict of Pearl Putney, has been assigned to dental department clerical duties. He is serving a life term and is adjusting to prison life.
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San Quentin
Calif
Motherwell
San Quentin Prison
Washington, D.C
Dental
Pearl Putney
Unionville Milk Station Opens Serves Maryland Shippers
The Unionville milk station of the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc. opens as a receiving point for about 14,000 gallons daily from shippers in Frederick Carroll and Washington counties. Harry Smith first to ship. the station leases from Arthur L. Robinson for about 38 000 dollars. The Westminster plant will still handle tank milk and the main Baltimore plant remains the hub. About 350 shippers in Frederick Carroll and Washington counties are affected by the change.
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Unionville
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Harry Smith
Near
John Heynolds
Baltimore
Arthur L. Robinson
Robinson
Sealtest Foods Division
National Dairy Products
Onville Station
Westminster
Westminster Fa
Cannilly
Carroll County
Washington County
Notming At Site Of Convention
A Los Angeles AP report says the Democratic Party cannot buy, sell, or drink liquor at the Sports Arena and Coliseum during the 1960 convention. Officials note a beer ban while acknowledging hot tempers. a nearby bar may profit.
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Los Angeles
Ke Pride Im Beliers
Democra
Bourbons
Democratic Party
Field Fire Reported In Utica By Independent Hose
The Independent Hose Company responded to a field fire in Utica at about 1 15 o clock today after a report was received.
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Utica
Castro Seizes All U S Property in Cuba Under New Decree
Fidel Castro’s cabinet empowers expropriation of all American property in Cuba, with compensation tied to U.S. sugar purchases at premium prices. The decree targets companies with American ownership, cites aggression by Eisenhower’s U S policy, and notes shells refineries and Esso Texaco assets already absorbed. It also retroactively annuls opposing dispositions and mentions the Cuban Electric Co as a major likely target.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Cuban Electric Co
Aimerican
Bevan Dies at 62 in Britain Capital
London AP report states Aneurin Bevan deputy leader of British Labour and a self made figure in public life died today at age 62. Bevan helped shape national health policy and left a lasting impact on postwar Britain.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Ber Parity
U2 Plane Forced To Land In Sudan Then Heads To Nairobi
An American U2 plane forced to land at Khartoum Airport Sudan due to mechanical trouble. After repairs the aircraft departed for Nairobi the capital of British ruled Kenya. No further details were provided.
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Cairo
Khartoum
Sudan
Middle East
Nairobi
Kenya
Domestic Issues To Top Campaign
A Democratic resolutions committee canvass in Los Angeles shows voters likely to focus on domestic bread and butter issues such as medical care for the aged farm aid housing education and employment ahead of foreign policy in the upcoming campaign. Carl Rice and Alton Lessard note voters’ interest in White House handling of foreign affairs, while Agnes Geelan points to farm policy as pivotal in North Dakota following a Burdick victory amid farmer discontent with Eisenhower policies.
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Los Angeles
Resolutions Committee
Eisenhower
Japan
Carl Rice
Kansas
Sut
Maine
Alton A. Lessard
White House
Rice
Lessard
Resolutions Group
Seaboard
Agnes Geelan
North Dakota
Quentin Burdick
Ike Sees Sub Base As Possibility
President Eisenhower said the United States would act as it sees fit to protect its interests if Russia establishes a submarine base in Cuba. He viewed such a base as possible but unlikely, and noted the OAS and Caracas pact could shape any response. He also mentioned Cuba's expropriation law and a new sugar bill affecting Cuban quotas.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Cuba
Lyndon B. Johnson
Caracas
Organization of American States
OAS
U.S
Fidel Castro
Congress
No Invasion Of Petition Carriers Here
Local politics report that petition carriers for Adlai Stevenson faced limited distribution in the area this morning. Most Democrats favor Kennedy Stevenson or Johnson, but oppose petitions to avoid party splits, while Maryland delegates back Kennedy after the primary win. River conditions note Monocacy at Buckeystown high and dark, Potomac at Paint of Recke clear and normal.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Virginia
Florida
Kennedy
Johnson
Maryland
Buckeystown
Potomac
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Puna
Leopoliville
Jean Bolikange
Bolikange
NEA
African Republic
Bank Head
Martha
Reds
Motherwell Dental
Castro
U. S
Bevan
Goldfine
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Aoston
Nea Telephoto Goldfine
Danbury
Conn
Federal
Mildred Paperman
Ike
Urepa
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