Youth 16 charged with manslaughter in May 29 crash
B Lydard a 16 year old driver faces charges of manslaughter by motor vehicle and speed greater than reasonable after a crash on Md 75 near Union Bridge killed Ronald Burdette 16 and injured Mary Baer 18 and others. Juvenile jurisdiction waived at a hearing before Judge Schnauffer. Police say the car left the road hit a tree. three other passengers were hospitalized.
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B. Lydard
Lydard
William C. Roderick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Robert C. Snyder
Edwin F. Nikirk- Lydard
MD. 75
Union Bridge
Ronald Monroe Burdette
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary Eabeth Baer
Water Street
Burdette
Francis E. Wetzel
Sally Ann Cannon
Carole L. Wright
Baer
Gay
Robert
Potts Appeals for Early Trial in Double Burglary Case
Potts, a 26 year old city police officer, seeks an immediate trial on two counts of breaking and entering and two additional charges for entering Investors Loan Company and Home Beneficial Finance Company. Bond set at 1500 dollars. He was suspended from duty after arrest. preliminary hearing featured Police Chief Main as witness. Trial is expected soon.
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Russell L. Potts
Murray R. Fout
Court House
Potts
Edwin F. Nikirk
Investors Loan Company of Frederick, Inc
Home Beneficial Finance Company
Charles V. Main
Main
Investors Loan Company
South Market Street
Mass Killer Loose in City Neighborhood
Police report a dangerous unknown animal prowling the northwest city area has chewed rabbit hutches on Place Schley and Taney avenues. Rabbits were found with teeth marks and torn cages. Residents are asked to notify the Detective Bureau about any large dogs or unusual animals sighted near 500 Wilson Place 411 Wilson Place 416 Toney Avenue and 60 Schley Avenue.
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Polic
Charles V. Main
Schley
Taney
Wilson Place
Toney Avenue
Schiey Avenue
Foreign Ministers Seek Soviet Answer On Berlin Truce
In Geneva US Britain and France pressed for a Soviet reply to demand a lower price for a Berlin truce amid expectations of a key Big Four speech by Andrei A Gromyko. The talks followed a session opening with a long anticipated address likely to shape the conference.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
General Denies 7 3 Sergeant's Charges
Retired Maj. Gen. James R. Pierce says no enlisted men were assigned to his home in 1957 to babysit, wash laundry, or clean up after the dog. He notes workers were volunteers or paid privately, not on official duty, and that one cook was fired shortly after hire. The accusation came in a letter to a House subcommittee.
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Washington
James R
Pierce
el Paso
Fex
Frank Kowalski
D-Conn
Joseph C. Bagwell
Washington, D.C
Bagwell
Ft. Meade
Two Juveniles Sent To Maryland Training School
In juvenile court this morning two boys were sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys after involvement in a spree that saw about 25 cars rummaged through between midnight and 4 am. A fourth boy was continued on probation, another had prior court history, and a 12 year old among the group faced additional charges for stealing wallets from a city pool.
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Maryland Training School For
W. C. Roderick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Norman Diet
Szt
Ellis G. Carty
Two Suspects Held In Bank Robbery
Two fugitives from an Eastern Shore prison camp, James E. Moore and John E. Webb Jr., were arrested in Anne Arundel County after a Catonsville bank robbery netted about 39000 dollars. Police fired on them as they surrendered in a wooded area.
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Baltimore (Ap
Catonsville
Anne Arundel Coun
Leslie A. Bates
Nathan Stinchcomb
James E. Moore
John E. Webb Jr
Baltimore
Catonsville National Bank
Imen
Henry Luther Birx
Birx
Zor
Correctionail
Salisbury
Stinchcomb
Moore
Webb
Pasadena
Bates
Ltinchcomb
U.S. Faces Worst Polio Year Since 1955
Washington officials warn polio cases rising weekly, with 174 cases reported the weekend of July 18 and 940 cases since April 1. Paralytic cases total 604, nearly double last year’s pace, as outbreaks spread from Des Moines to New York and across many states. Surgeon General Burney urges universal vaccination campaigns.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Des Moines
I Towa
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Virginia
South Carolina
Tennes
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
California
Leroy E. Burney
May Not Be Man Who Is Wanted In Jersey
A Rahway police report doubts that Leonard Hall of Keansburg, held in Baltimore for murder, is the man sought in Patrolman Bernoskie s death. Hall s gun and fingerprints were tested. the bullet matched none of the patrolman s wounds and the gun differs from the killer s.
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Jersey
Rahway
N. J
Maryland
Charles
Bernoskie
William Davis
Leonard Hall
Keansburg
Hall
Baltimore
Davis
Carroll County eyes Linganore High to ease Mt Airy crowd
Carroll County Board of Education asks Frederick County to speed up Linganore High School construction in eastern Carroll to relieve overcrowding at Mt Airy. Superintendent Samuel Jenness says Mt Airy enrollment may reach 900 in September with 420 elementary, 300 junior high and 184 senior high students. Linganore could open by September 1961 if work starts by fall.
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Carroll County Board of Education
Frederick County
Linganore High School
Mt. Airy School
Samuel Jenness
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
Linganore
Jenness
Dr Byrd Set for August 3 Trial in Traffic Case
Dr H C Byrd chairman of the Tidewater Fisheries Commission is ordered to appear before a traffic magistrate on August 3 at 7 p m over a collision at U S 40 and U S 29. The warrant against Byrd was issued by Charles E T Schafer Jr who sought a right of way violation and the case was postponed in May at Byrd counsel's request. Byrd refused to disclose his insurer’s name claiming no liability for damages.
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Byrd
U. S. 40
U. S. 29
Schafer
Humidity High as Weather Forecast Tracks Humidity Rise
The article notes humidity near 97 percent yesterday dropping to 91 by nine this morning with forecasts expecting a rise. Skies may clear with sun but cloudiness persists through Thursday and highs near 89 with lows 65 to 70. Scattered thunderstorms possible Friday amid hot, humid conditions.
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U. S
New Francis Scott Key High School Opens in Carroll County
Carroll County Superintendent Samuel Jenness announced the September 8 opening of the Francis Scott Key High School on Bark Hill Road between Uniontown and Union Bridge. The senior high will serve ninth through twelfth graders, with about 400 students and a comprehensive program including academic general business and vocational agriculture.
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Francis Scott Key High School
Carroll County
Samuel Jenness
Carroll
Uniontown
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Jenness
Bark Hill Road
Carrol County Board of Education
L. J. Keller and Sons of
Frederick
Tanexstown
Elmer Wolfe
Taneytown
Frederick County
Traffic patterns shift as U S 301 rerouted toward Bay Bridge
Maryland June traffic shows Bay Bridge and Eastern Shore routes surging while U S 40 loses ground. U S 301 volume jumps 44 percent after June 1 rerouting by the State Roads Commission, and Bay Bridge traffic rises 7.8 percent. U S 40 remains the main corridor but declines 0.7 percent from last year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
State Roads Commission
Bay Bridge
Delaware
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
Five Day Forecast Murders and Climate Notes
A split report mixes a murder hanging in Bombay with a weather outlook. Sadhu Valla bhdas Shamdas condemned for 14 murders says he was hanged as planned. Temperatures are described as 53 degrees above normal with high heat and possible thundershowers. Jordan and the United Arab Republic reportedly discuss restoring diplomatic ties as high temperatures reach around 80.
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Bombay
Sadhu Vallabhdas Shamdas
Amman
Jordan
United Arab Republic
All Major Items In Living Costs Increase
The cost of living rose four tenths of a per cent in June to a record high, the largest monthly rise in 14 months. All major items in the living costs of city families advanced, with Bureau of Labor Statistics officials calling the surge largely seasonal due to a sharp rise in foods. The index reached 124.5 per cent of the 1957-59 average, six tenths of 1 per cent higher than a year ago.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Newsmer
AF Plane Crashes In New Hampshire Kills Seven
An Air Force KCS7T tanker crashed near a saw mill on Bud Keyser farm south of Andover New Hampshire during a routine training flight. Seven crewmen died and were recovered. identities pending notification of next of kin. A companion plane witnessed the crash and a state trooper near three miles away saw the burning craft descend through overcast.
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Andover
N.H
Pease Air Force Base
Bud Keyser
Southcentral
New Hampshire
Joseph Humphrey
Surrenders In Ocean City Boardwalk Case
John Dawkins, 19, of Philadelphia turned himself in after a shooting on the Ocean City boardwalk. Two others, Powell Esham and Ronald Berman, were wounded, with Harold Handy identified as a second suspect. Dawkins denied charges at once. no charges yet. In another item, 50,000 cattle swim helpless in flooded Kutch areas after 22 inches of rain in two days.
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Ocean City
John Dawkins
Philadelphia
University of Maryland
Ollie Hudson
Powell Esham
Berlin
Esham
Ronald Berman
Salisbury
Dawkins
Harold Handy
Pocomoke City
Bombay
Kutch
India
Woman Faces Another Case Jailed in Pennsylvania Court
Arvilla Summers of Lit testown alias Barbara Summers was ordered held without bond after seeking a preliminary hearing on a false pretense charge. She is already free on 4000 bond on two forgery charges and a detainer awaits. Summers admitted writing the check and receiving goods from Ports Store. A separate case, Luther Leonard Sowers, was fined 340 and costs for traffic offenses including crossing a solid white line and speeding on Route 340 west of Feagaville.
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Arvilla Summers
Littestown
Barbara Summers
Byron W. Thompson
Thompson
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Summers
Ports
East
Church Streets
Peninsylvania
Norman Dietz
Luther Leonard Sowers
RFD 1
Jefferson
Workers Still Have Money in Steel Strike
The nationwide steel strike neared two weeks with most workers not feeling pay cuts yet. Many received full two-week checks Tuesday and some will gain more pay as the strike continues through July 1. U S Steel paid about 10 000 employees at Homestead, while 45 300 allied workers are idled. Railroads coal mines truckers and Great Lakes shippers suffer most. River conditions noted at Monocacy Muddy Frederick Junction and Potomac Muddy Harpers Ferry.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Eisenhower Says Debt Paydown Needed Before Tax Cuts
President Eisenhower told reporters that debt reduction must occur before any tax relief can be justified. He warned there is little hope for a tax cut in his remaining 18 months and noted interest on the national debt will reach about 8.7 billion dollars next year, arguing debt payoff is prudent before tax relief. News conference remarks and an experiment inviting newsmen to dinner were also discussed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
William McGuffin
Chicago Daily News
McGaffin
McGuffin
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