Ex Bank Cashier Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Former Montgomery County Maryland bank cashier Hank Young was arrested on embezzlement charges. FBI says amount involved undisclosed though sources cite about 575 dollars. Young resigned June 30 for health reasons and was freed on 2500 dollar bond awaiting U S District Court hearing in Baltimore.
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William
Heaven
Theirmantown
Hank
Taan
FBI
Young
Montgomery
A. R. Selby
Trial Set For Wednesday In Assault Case
A farm laborer near Middle Town, Bruce William Grable, 35, arrested in May for alleged molestation of young girls, is to be tried Wednesday for assault with intent to commit carnal knowledge. State's Attorney Samuel W. Barrick said a criminal information will be filed today. other cases include J. Perkins on larceny and Raymond Gras appealing a assault and battery sentence from a tavern incident in Clarksburg.
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Middletown
Samuel W. Barrick
Bruce William Grable
Austin James
Atienny
Robert Moore
Clarksburg
Mesa
Taster
B R Reynolds
Brunswick
Frederic M. Miller Dies In Hospital
Frederick M. Miller, 74, a native of Sharpsburg Maryland and former teacher and dean of men at Western Maryland, died yesterday in Winchester's Veterans Hospital. He taught mathematics and held positions in several area high schools and colleges. survived by his widow and son Leo of Hagerstown. Funeral services set for Saturday at Martinsburg with burial in Pest Haven Cemetery.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederic Martin Miller
Sharpsburg
Western Mary
Fied
Vanghters Hospital
Muller
Aly
Hantock
Hedgesville
Bunker
Johns Hophie
Virson
Tepivereite
Jesburgh
Strayer
Business College
Washington
Church of the Brethren
Montserato
Wagerstown
Leo
Hagerstown
Aosivtr
Waller J. Staley al
Jammed Beach Session Draws Crowd Amid Tow Trucks
A crowded outdoor show at Cares Beach featured AL Wibler and Wilherm Otacaner on sax as attendees arrived by car. Police towed numerous vehicles after protests from horseowners and reports of vandalism and altercations among occupants.
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Comer
AL Wibler
Wilherm Otacaner
Hones
Down Heals
Mayew Arthur G. Ellington
Annapos
Union Mfg Sold to Kenosha Union Mfg Co
Frederick industry could continue after negotiations conclude for sale of all assets of Union Manufacturing Company to Kenosha Full Fashioned Wills Inc of Wisconsin. 54 stockholders stand to receive par value, about 125 employees to keep jobs as Kenosha plans to expand output. A.J. Leff of Kenosha slated to direct mill operations with Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank acting as escrow agent for stockholder acceptances.
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Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Kenosha Full Fashioned Wills. Inc
Kenosha
Wis
Dye Manowita
Kerosha
Board of Directors of
Union
A. J. Leff
Ely
Fiat
Union Manufacuring Company
WBST
Kenosha Mills
Kimball
Roger XN. Kimball
Elizabeth Hedges
F. Jf. Uedges
Farmers and Mechanics Citiens National Bank
Ste
Shore Oystermen And Clammers Go To Court
In Centreville Maryland a dispute over oyster and clam grounds heads to court. Oystermen accuse clam diggers of using Middle Ground oyster bars and seek river-area zoning. clam diggers request separate policing zones and loitering limits as the case proceeds.
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Shore
Centreville
Fastern
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Wye Rover
Queen Annies Counnty
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Harry Jewell
Queenstown
Gibert Petes
Ben
Abe Tain
Thomas
Ansony
Jewell
Chet Dade
Brunswick May Get New U S Plant
Congressman DeWitt Hyde discusses with Atomic Energy Commission officials the possible locating of a government processing plant in the Brunswick area to study atomic energy processing. The plan centers on a Washington area site with Brunswick noted for its advantages as discussions continue with Senator Beall.
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Brunswick
Atomic Energy Commission
DeWitt Hyde
Washington
Yivde
Germantown
Arkale Mf
Brunswick Area
AEC
Weather Bureau
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hyde
Glenn Beall
Processing Foods
Beall
Radford Faces Revolt Of Armed Forces Heads
The New York Times reports a revolt by the chiefs of the three armed forces against Adm. Arthur W. Radford. They oppose Radford's plan to cut forces by about 100000 by 1960, fearing reduced European defense contributions and signaling a fortress America policy ahead of the November election.
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New York
New York Times
America
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wests
Balas
Service Chiefs
Washington
the Times
Europe
Defense Department
Strateic
Brunettes Lead Blondes in Miss Universe Contest
In Long Beach California organizers report 40 brunettes 17 blondes and several redheads among early Miss Universe entrants. A total of 44 contestants will compete with past winners noting hair color trends and the history of Miss Universe titles.
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Long Beach
Calif
Navy
Stonde
Miriam Stevensom
South Carolina
Christiane Martel
France
Baltimore Doctor Fights Board Holds Illegal Practice Charges
Dr Robert H Reddick must answer by Tuesday to charges that he served on a board examining homeopathic doctors in a body ruled illegal until its status is resolved in court Judge Reubent Oppenheimer had issued a June 27 order barring the board from exams licenses or official acts Five or seven other doctors named as members denied ties to the board Deputy AG Norman P Ramsey said service of papers on Dr Robert Dwight Brown of Dorchester County may occur by July 21 and he had no word on Dr Loyd W Hughes.
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Baltimore
Robert .H. Reddick
de Pandink Co
Reubent Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Norman P. Ramsey
Robert Dwight Brown
Dorchester County
Ontil
Ramsey
Loyd W. Hughes
Disc Jockey Held On Murder Charge In Death Of Wife
Wally Dickson was held without bond today on a murder charge in the rifle shooting death of his wife Nancy in their Edgewood apartment. Their 2-year-old son Melated Hire testified as Dickson was arraigned before Alleghens County Coroner William D McCletland. Dickson said he found his wife’s body on the floor beside a 2 caliber firearm after returning home Tuesday morning. Pathologist reports said Mrs Dickson died from bullet and skull fracture injuries.
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Wally Dickson Mhararanth
Searard
Nancy
Alleghens County
William D McCletland
McCletland
Dickson
Edgewood
Nixon Talk With Ike Is Postponed in Pennsylvania
A planned conference between President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon on Far East policy was postponed due to heavy rain. Nixon reached Washington Airport before flight weather forced a delay. Dulles traveled to Gettysburg where he met Eisenhower and discussed State Department matters as a rainstorm reduced flying.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nixon
U. S
Far East
Washington
Morrow
Dulles
Air Force
Eisenhower Farm
White House
James C. Hagerty
State Department
Hagerty
Col
William Draper
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Rye
GOP
Nanema
Leonard al
Eisenhow
Harrington Attacks D Alesandro Over Gubernatorial Hopes
Maryland Democratic chairman T Barton Harrington condemned Mayor Thomas D Alesandro accusing him of publicity seeking outbursts to promote a future run for governor. Harrington blamed the party's decline on the mayor and others, calling the state Democratic position low.
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Baltimore
T. Barton Harrington
Thomas D’alesandro
Harrington
Maryland
Maryland Democrats clash over delegation at national convention
D Alesandro is accused of discrediting the state party as Birmingham and Harrington lead a revolt over who will represent Maryland at the Chicago convention next month. Plans include possible replacements and a battle over seats and committee posts amid a broader intra party feud.
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Harrington
Alesandro
D'Alesandro
J. Michael Birmingham
Birmingham
Chicago
D Alesandro
Philip B. Perlman
W. Preston Lane Jr
Merbert R. O'Connor
Maryland
D’alesandro
D' Alesandro
National Committee
Itas
Intruder Turns Up School Thermostat Incident
An East Frederick school reports an intruder who raised the thermostat to maximum heating, broke several window panes, and left basement water pipe damage note. Police found doors kicked and windows broken but no property loss or damage. Authorities say the case remains under investigation.
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East Frederick
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Potomac Edison Company
Kremlin
Bulganin
Soviet Union
United States
Euratom
Schuman
Tess
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Council of the Union
Gers
Bulgakin
Gory
United Institute of Nuclear People
China
Outer Mongolia
North
Viet Nam
Council of Nationalities
Council of the Soviet
Union
Tomor
Switzerland
Austria
Canadian lawyer elected president of international women’s group
Margaret Paton Hyndman, a Toronto lawyer, was elected president of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women at the closing session in Montreal. She succeeds Dame Caroline Haslett of London and becomes the first Canadian in the post, as eight vice presidents were named including Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas. Delegates urged greater women’s employment in U N technical assistance and broader equal pay for men and women.
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Montreal
Havearold
Toronto
Margaret Paton Hyndman
International Federation of Business and Professional Women
Caroline Haslett
London
England
Sarah T. Hughts
Dallas
Tex
U.N
Baby Kidnapped Nine Days Are WESTBURY Tragedy Continues
Nine days since newborn Peter Weinberger was abducted in Westbury New York. Mr and Mrs Morris Weinberger endure a heart wrenching wait as every phone call brings hopeful relief that the kidnapper will reveal the child's location. A cruel hoax or misguided prankster sows renewed distress.
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Westbury
Peter Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
Kidnaner
Ian Exerif
Condition of Streams Report Shows Clear Potomac at Knox
Report notes Potomac River appears clear at Knox while Monocacy remains muddy near Frederive Junction, indicating differing upstream conditions and sediment issues.
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Potomac
Knox
Frederive Junction
Seek Mrs. Jane Hinkle and Son Missing Since July 2
City police issued a lookout for Mrs. Jane Hinkle 24 and her son Thomas W. Hinkle Jr 7 who vanished July 2 while staying with Mrs Hinkle’s mother Olive Sheilhorse on West Patrick Street. Her husband Sergeant Thomas W. Hinkle Sr serving at Bakrat Miss reportedly called seeking their location. A taxi driver claimed they planned to go to Florida and state police were alerted.
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Kookout
Jane Hinkle
Thomas W. Hinkle Jr
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Water Street
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Cheltenham
Charles Jamison
Jamison
Neart
Ronn
Neh
West Crinang
Ike
Weless
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Big Creek
Talis
William A Harris
James KK. Proctor
Kanade
Trump
Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Co
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