Nikirk Must Answer Disbarment Charges in Maryland Court
Three Montgomery county judges ordered former State’s Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk to file an answer by July 20 to disbarment charges brought by the Frederick County Bar Association. The case follows his nolo contendere plea to an income tax charge and a federal sentence in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick County Bar Association
Montgomery County
Circuit Court
Nikirk
Thomas M. Anderson
Kathryn J. Lawlor
James H. Pugh
Frederick County
Bar Association of
Frederick Cow
Bar Association
Nolo
Baltimore
Cornelius P. Mundy
Benjamin B. Rosensbeck
Wiliam M. Storm
Charles A. Price
Robert E. Clapp Jr
James McSherry
Ex-serviceman held for grand jury on carnal knowledge charge
A 21 year old ex serviceman was ordered held for grand jury action in May or Frederick Route 3 for carnal knowledge of a 15 year old girl Magistrate Joseph J Coady excluded all but the girl and Dodd from the court and set bond at 1000 A signed confession was obtained from Dodd before the hearing The charge dates to December 1 1959 In other action Magistrate Coady fined C Raymond Crum 15 for reckless driving on December 28 last year Crum's truck and a Baltimore C McCann Ford collided on U S 340 near the Family Drive in theater McCann said the truck was on the road shoulder then backed out toward the road and he avoided a collision Continued on page Four.
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Frederick
Route 3
Joseph J. Coady
Dodd
Norman Dietz
Coady
C. Raymond Crum
Opossumtown Pike
Crum
Maurice McCann
Baltimore
U.S. 340
McCann
Education Board Rejects Two Language Lab Plan
Frederick County Education Board declines a proposal to fund Walkersville High School language laboratory entirely while Middletown High would receive a federally funded matching lab under the National Defense Act. The panel also approved janitorial supply contracts totaling 16875.77 and a temporary pay raise for school lunch helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
East Church Street
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Queniin L. Earhart
Walkersville High School
Middletown High School
Gander
Walkersville
Sensenbaugh
Frederick High School
Earhart
Chase C. Gove
New Market
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Adamstown
Paul S. Wise
Lewistown
C. Gordon Smith
Sjamsville
Baer Paper Company, Inc
Baltimore
California Wiping Material Company
Fischer-Lang and Company
Lnc
This City
Hillyard Sales Company
Huntington Laboratories
Alexandria
Jenifors Supply House
Lee-Marshall Company
Leonard Supply Company
Harry V. Frushour
Frushour
Charles Huvett
Washington County House of Delegates
Governor's Commission
University of Marland
University of Maryland
Dale E. Lloyd
Brunswick
Thur Mont
Frederick Memorial Hospital named main beneficiary in Bostain will
The estate of Miss Roberta Bostain of Unionville leaves the residue to Frederick Memorial Hospital for furnishing and maintaining a first floor room. The will, dated June 3 1938 and probated by the Orphans Court, names Mrs Fannie Von Eiff as executrix and lists numerous specific bequests to relatives and friends. The estate includes a Unionville house, personal property, securities, and tax free bequests with expenses paid from the estate. A cemetery donation and church parsonage bequest are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roberta Bostain
Unionville
Orphans Court
J. Madison Bostain
Ida A. Bostain
Doris Bostain Schirmer
Rita E. Kinst Jer
Priscilla M. von Efi
Caroline R. von Ei
Caroline von Eiff
George Phil von Eiff
Hermaline von Eiff
Oline Nicodemus
Louie West
Carrie M. Pearré
Fannie von Eiff
von Eiff
Helen Fouta
Hallie Danner
Florence Yost
Dresser
Earl A. Long
George W. Sawyer
Linganore Cemetery Association Inc
Linganore Church Parsonage
Hold up nets $60,000 at Cherokee State Bank
Three gunmen dressed as housepainters robbed the Cherokee State Bank in St. Paul seizing an estimated 60 thousand dollars. The heist disrupted morning banking and police pursued possible suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Cherokee State Bank
Hysterical Places Are His Favorite
Reading resident clips Reading News item and asks what is happening in this city. The piece notes Berks County plans a wild July 4 weekend with trips through Maryland to hysterical places like Frederick and Hagerstown. A motorist seeks a route to Florida avoiding Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Frederick
Reading Automobile Club
Maryland
Hagerstown
Florida
Washington
Kennedy 81 Votes Bid Fails in California
In Los Angeles Kennedy supporters failed to lock California’s first ballot votes. Gov. Edmund G. Brown reportedly holds out, while Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson endorses Stevenson signaling possible early release of California’s delegation. The drift favors Kennedy but Brown’s stance remains a hinge on the first roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Calfornia
Edmund G. Brown
Kennedy
Brown
William A. Munnell
California State Central Committee
Hell
California
Munnel
Glenn M. Anderson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Anderson
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John B. Connally
Johnson Citizens Committee
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Willams
Massachus
Bass In Court House Pool Gets A Companion Bass In Court House Pool Gets A Companion
A bass in the Court House Fountain pool now shares the water with a second bass. An information board traces the first fish to Culler Lake released on April 3. Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission biologist Albert E. Sanderson Jr says the large mouth bass was tagged and misidentified as a trout. Richard Jacques supplied the update and confirms the tag was removed by game officials before the fish was returned to the pool. Jacques also works with the Maryland agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Albert E. Sanderson Jr
Maryland Game, and Inland Fish Commission
Culler Lake
Richard Jacques
Sanderson
Jacques
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Navy blimp crashes off New Jersey coast during search
A large ZPG3W class Navy airship collapsed into the Atlantic during a patrol near Barnegat Inlet, killing one, missing 17, with three survivors rescued. Survivors described a sudden balloon failure. a Navy board will investigate the cause and recovery operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewurst
New Jersey
Frank Mikuletzky
Barnegat Light
Newport
Bermuda
Navy
F. N. Klein
Mander
Fleet Airship Wing One
Castro in Boiling Rage Over Sugar Quota Cut
Fidel Castro erupted in anger after the United States reduced Cuba's sugar quota by 700000 tons. He urged Latin American nations to unite against American "oligarchy" and announced plans to seize American property in the national interest. A mass rally was called in Havana as Castro warned the U.S. would gain nothing by backing away from Cuba's revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Eisenhower
Presidential
United States
Metallurgical Workers Congress
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Freak TV reception from atmospheric conditions on Channel 2
A Frederick TV serviceman reported a TV channel swap during a morning broadcast between 9 16 and 9 50 as an NBC program from Tulsa appeared on Channel 2. Local authority Hankey explained the event as atmospheric refraction of radio waves by the ionosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Channel 2
Columbia
NBC
Tulsa
Okla
KVOO
Hankey Sr
Communications
Hankey
Small Sect Takes Shelter Awaiting Alleged Nuclear Attack
About 100 members of the Full Gospel Assembly remained in underground bomb shelters near Benson Arizona awaiting a prophesied Soviet nuclear strike. Authorities entered one home with search warrants discovering a two–trap door shelter. leader Glenn Scott insisted they were following civil defense guidance. City officials said barricades would deter vandalism and protect families inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Scott
Scotti
Soviet Union
United States
City Atty
Fred Talmadge
Talmadge
Short Cut Attempt Brings Driving Charge
Stephen Joseph Keenan 33 was charged with reckless driving after allegedly trying to cross from Route 15 to the Frederick Shopping Center. He drove a 1951 Dodge that sustained $10 damage to the right front in the incident about 1009 feet south of the Moiter Avenue interchange. Police investigated the case led by Henry I Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paman
Frederick
Stephen Joseph Keenan
Keenan
Moiter Avenue
Tie
Henry I. Stafford
Trading Fairly Active New York Market Opens Higher
The stock market moved higher in fairly active trading early this afternoon as traders reassessed prices. Investors watched key indexes and turnover remained steady amid modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Man Digging Sewers Hunts Hidden Treasure in City
David E. Robbins, 34, a construction worker in Baltimore, crawls into a sewer and hauls out muddy coins and occasional jewelry. He says he has earned about 800 dollars from treasure hunting since starting four years ago, aided by flashlights and knowledge of the sewer network. The tale ended with police escort and a Bureau of Sewers invite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Quire
David E. Robbins
Quire
Bernard Mills
Robbins
Bureau of Sewers
New Water Safety Course Offered by Red Cross
Frederick Recreation Commission announces a two day Red Cross Water Safety Aid course at the municipal pool led by Mrs. H. Albert Dean. Registration is at the Red Cross office on South Market Street with classes July 18 and 19 from 9 30 to 10 30 a m. Eligible youths 14 to 17 with current swimmer and lifesaving certificates may enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frederick
H. Albert Dean
South Market Street
Dean
Rome Braces For More Riots In Civil War Threats
Rome faced intensified unrest as leftist and fascist factions clashed after a night of street fighting and parliamentary turmoil. Police reported hundreds injured nationwide, with Rome and Genoa among hardest hit, as strikes and demonstrations spread across major cities.
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Rome
Italy
Genoa
Sicily
Emilio Lussu
Senate
Fernando Tambroni
Christian Democrat
Gaspare Pignatelli
Chamber of Labor
Tiglian Federation of Labor
Dorii
Civitavecchia
Oak wilt disease halted west of Frederick in Maryland
The state forester said aerial and ground surveys show oak wilt is confined to fewer than 30 trees west of Frederick. Control is by the Maryland University Plant Pathology Department and the Department of Forests and Parks with rapid removal, spraying, and 50 foot radius destruction to stop spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ozarks
Frederick
H.C. Buckingham
Department of Forests and Parks
Mr. Buckingham
Buckingham
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SPA
Education Board
Miss Bostain
Teo! Frederick Memorial
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Claude Sanders
Sanders
Morgan County War Memorial Hospital
Donald Sanders
Herbert Wachter Jr
C. S. Burke
Mountain View
Calvin Andrew Light
RFD 1
Martinsburg
Bass
Atlantic
Joseph Culligan
East Keansburg
Sendola
Donald L. Schaumier
Flint
Mich
Antonio Contreras
Geronimo
A. C
Edward B. Turner
Joppa
Essex
Shaumier
Ft. Dix
Culligan
Contreras
Naval Air Station
Charlie Eble
Barnegat Inlet
New York City
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