Answer Of Nikirk Is Entered In Disbarment Case
Edwin F. Nikirk, former Suste attorney, admitted in an answer to disbarment proceedings by the Frederick County Bar Association that an audit showed taxes and interest due the United States but claimed funds already paid into the Treasury Department two years earlier were sufficient. He says adjustments are now before the Internal Revenue Service Appellate Division to determine sums due and refunds from overpayments. Nikirk regrets negligence causing family and bar embarrassment. he served four months of a prior federal sentence for income tax evasion and was fined.
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Suste’s
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick County Bar Association
Eovernment
United States of America
Treasury Department
Nikirk
Circuit Court
Maryland
Appellate Division
Internal Reverse Service
Federal
Internal Revenue Service
Im Ceme
Othjedt
Internal Revenue Searce
Acents
County Planner Hatton Resigns Effective Aug. 5
County Planner Arthur B. Hatton will resign, effective August 3, to join Ben Dyer and Associates as Planning Associate in Hyattsville. Hatton will set up a new planning department for private developers and communities, aiding land development including surveys, planning, engineering and architecture. He has served since September 1956 and previously worked with Ladislas Segoe Associates on the county master plan and zoning regulations. Local projects include Monocacy Village and Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dyer
Hatton
Hyans Ville
Dyer
Department of Planning
Hyattsville
Biggs Avenue
Ladislas Segoe
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Ben Dyer and Associates
Hat
Heavy Fine For Racing In City
An 1-year-old local boy home on leave from the Navy was fined 150 dollars and costs by Magistrate Jos eph J. Coady this morning in Magistrate s Court after he was found guilty of driving in a race or speed contest on East South Street late last night. Ronald Eugene Cramer, this city, was fined after being charged by City Officer J. Frank Main. Coady handed down a 150 dollar fine or 60 days in jail. Cramer arranged to pay. Ralph Boone requested postponement through attorney Samuel W. Barrick. Officer Main said he followed two cars east on East South Street from Market Street to Hamilton Avenue, where the drivers were arrested. The officer said speeds were 65-70 mph. Cramer did not testify, claiming he did not realize his speed. Magistrate Coady warned racing will be cracked down on and praised police efforts to stop drag racing. Two men charged with intoxication received suspended six-day jail terms. Willard Lee Gray of Frederick Junction and Henry Garfield Cov of Pulaski, Va. were cited for intoxication charges.
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Navy
Joseph J. Coady
East South Street
Ronald Eugene Cramer
J. Frank Main
Coady
Cramer
Ralph Boone
Samuel W. Barrick
Main
Market Street
Hamilton Avenue
Asong
Willard Lee Gray
Frederick Junction
South Market Street
Henry Garfield Cov
Pulaski
E. L. Nicewarmer
U.S. 49
Frederick
Inducted Soldier and Drafts March to Fort Hobard
One man registered with the local Selective Service boards was inducted into the army Tuesday morning. Robert R. Deadrick of Sellman formerly of RFD 1 Frederick, registered with local board No. 46. A group departed for preinduction physicals, all to be forwarded to the Armed Forces Examining and Induction Station at Fort Hobard.
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Selective Service Boards
Army
Robert R. Deadrick, Sellman
RFD 1
Frederick
Armed Forces
Fort Hoabird
Escapees Sought After Washington County Jail Break
Police searched for Guthrie Jones and Riley Jones, brothers from Havre de Grace, who escaped the Washington County Jail in Hagerstown while burning trash. A noon check found no trace, with state authorities unsure of direction. Discarded white uniforms were found in an alley, and Guthrie faced 30 days for destruction of property while Riley faced 120 days for motor vehicle violations.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Guthrie E. Jones
Riley M. Jones
Havre de Grace
Frederick County
Haire de Grace
Harford County
Guthrie Jones
Washington County Dismisses Roads Supervisor
Washington County commissioners dismissed roads supervisor E. Eugene Geary for conduct prejudicial to the best interests of the county and its roads department. The action follows ongoing disputes. Geary’s assistant Russel Bowser was named his replacement as coordination and supervision of roads are reassessed.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
E. Eugene Geary
Washington County Department of Roads
Geary
Russel Bowser
Bank Teller Indicted in $12,871 Embezzlement Case
A federal grand jury in Baltimore has indicted a county bank teller for embezzling 12,871 dollars from her employer. The case details allege she diverted funds from customer accounts while working at the bank in Whcam fce County.
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Baltimore
Whcamfce County
Ibank
Twins Birth Twins in Baltimore Area Within 24 Hours
Twin sisters Mrs. Lee Greenwald and Mrs. Charles Holly, both Rosenstock descendants, each gave birth within 24 hours at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. Greenwald’s son Lee K. Greenwald Jr. and Holly’s daughter Beth May are their third children. The twins are granddaughters of Mrs. Jacob Rosenstock and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cahn of Baltimore.
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Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Lee Greenwald
Jaret Rosenstock
Lee K. Greenwald Jr
Charles Holly
Balmore
Susan Rosenstock
Beth May
Greenwald
Susan
Holly
Mr. Holly
Mrs. Greenwald
Jacob Rosenstock
Frank B. Cahn
Baltmore
Lutherans Discuss Kennedy in Church-World Issues Course
About 30 senior high students in a Hood College summer program by the Lutheran Synod of Maryland engage in lively debates on The Church and Politics The Church and Marriage and The Church and Race Led by Rev Carroll L Boyer and Gerhard Wehmeier the class weighs Kennedy’s views on religion and public life and the balance between church and state while noting Catholics and Communists differ in belief and how politics interacts with faith
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Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Hood College
Gampuc
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Gerhard Wehmeirer
Good Shepherd
United States
Kennedy
Boxer
Apn Pea
Christendom
Congo Cabinet Seeks Soviet Troops to Evacuate Belgians
In Leopoldville the Congo cabinet voted to ask the Soviet Union and other Bandung attendees for troops to help evacuate Belgian forces and restore order. Lumumba framed the request as a peaceful operation amid UN withdrawal tensions, while Belgian planes and troops continue to pull back as UN redeploys. A convoy crash in the Congo killed 34 Belgian soldiers near Goma, with seven injured, as Belgians reinforce and then withdraw under UN guidance.
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Leopoldville
Cosso API
Congo
Soviet Union
United Nations
Bandung
Indonesia
Red China
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations Security Council
Washington
Lumumba
State Department
U. S
Seviet
Senate
Bunche
Leo- Boidville
African Republic
Brussels
Belgium
Conzo
CNS
Goma
Tinue
U.N
Migrant Laborer Drowns While Swimming in Creek
In Federalsburg Maryland Howard Jackson a 20 year old Negro migrant laborer from Baltimore drowned while swimming in Marshyhope Creek. Police say he went under while fishing with two companions and his body was recovered about an hour later by Ernest Hastings a grocer manager who located it with a pole and David Bramble who dived into about ten feet of water.
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Federalsburg
API Howard Jackson
Balttimore
Caroline County
Sisie
Jackson
Ernest Hastings
Groce
David Bramble
Knox questions safety of U. S. gold vault
40 year old Al Carter of Chicago sought access to the 1212 billion dollars in gold stored at a local vault. Custodian Albert Evans assured safety but barred him from approaching the gate. Carter has sent many letters seeking admittance. his latest asks Mrs. Eisenhower to raise the issue with the President during leisure time.
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Knox
al Carter
Albert Evans
Carter
Dwight Eisenhower
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press Temperatures
Forecasts show temperatures averaging about two degrees above normal. Warm Thursday and Friday with renewed warmth into the weekend. Rain totals may reach 1 to 3 inches after Thursday. Highs mostly in the 60s to 70s, 35 to 44 in mountains.
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Litte d. Lhereaker
Two Jets Crash at Shaw AFB Killing Four
At Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina a night refueling mission ended in a collision of two jet planes on the same runway. Four people died including a sleeping couple struck when a plane crashed into a farmhouse. One fighter reeorded a furrow in a highway before striking a Davis yard frame house and exploding.
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Shaw Air Force Base
S.C
Shaw Afb
Davis
Baltimore Brother Wins Travel OK for Shanghai Bishop Visit
William C. Walsh of Cumberland said he received permission to visit his brother Bishop James Edward Walsh, a 69 year old, in Shanghai. The visit is planned for Aug 1 with Red Cross coordination after prior cables dated April 1 May 25 and a reply on July 3.
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Baltimore
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
James
Edward Walsh
China
Walsh
Shanghai
Christian Herfer
Maryland
Hong Kong
Chinese Red Cross
American Red Cross
Maryknoll Order of
Ossssining
William Walsh
New Head Expected in Rome Democratic Government
Former Premier Amintore Fanfani is expected to lead the new Christian Democratic government as Premier Fernando Tambroni resigns on Tuesday to confront the Communist threat. Tambroni served under four months in office.
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Rome
API
Amimiore Fanfani
Christian Democratic
Fernando Tambroni
Long Beach Fog Tragedy Sinks 11 Sailors in Ship Collision
In heavy fog off the Southern California coast the destroyers Collett and Ammen collided. Eleven Ammen crewmen died, 20 were injured, while Medeiros, 19, escaped with a bruised thigh aboard the Collett. The Ammen had just unloaded explosives at Seal Beach en route to San Diego for deactivation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Medeiros
Collett
Koser Ammon
Tren
Honolulu
Ammen
San Diego
Seal Beach
Cmdr
A.T. Ford
St. Petersburg
Fla
California
Change Of Venue Denied In Spartan Club Robbery Case
In Circuit Court this morning Howard Levine argued for a venue change due to unfavorable local publicity about the Spartan Club robbery on April 1. Judges Schnauffer and Shure denied venue relief, rescheduling the trial for August 15, while noting the press has a right to publish, and that public stories did not render a fair trial. The motion also touched on suppression of evidence and identification, with the court ruling on the state’s proof and warrant issues.
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Spartan Club
Attorner
Howard Levine
Washington
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ralph Shure
News Zod Post
Levine
Schnauffer
Shure
Schauffer
Shures
News
Graves
Grand Jury
Ellis Ray McDonough
McDonough
New Market
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