Martinsburg youth sentenced for concealed weapon
4A 20 year old Martinsburg West Virginia youth Jesse Elwood Hanna was sentenced to not more than one year in the Maryland Reformatory for Boys for carrying a concealed weapon. He pleaded guilty and has been in jail since May 7 with the sentence retroactive to that date. Police found a 232 caliber revolver 21 bullets worn gloves a screwdriver and two penknives on Hanna during the incident at the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Maryland Reformatory For
Patrick M. Schoauffer
Jesse Elwood Hanna
Hanna
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
East Church Street
E. Austin James
Edwin F. N.kirk
Charles K. Cashour
Cashour
Legion Home
East Church School
Bev
Col Moseley to Korea News
Lieutenant Colonel Woodford T Moseley of the Chemical Corps executive officer at Fort Detrick will depart for a Korea assignment next week. He joined Detrick in 1956 after serving as comptroller and earned a Bronze Star for World War II service. His wife Clara will stay in Takoma Park during his overseas tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford T. Moseley
Chemical Corps
Fort Detrick
Korea
Moseley
Detrick
Lions’ Club of
Frederick
Masonic Fraternity
National Sojourners
The
Heroes of ‘76
Chemical Corps School
Georgia Institute of Technology
Clara
Takoma Park
Maryland Baptists Gather for Hood College Summer Assembly
About 700 Baptists from across Maryland are set to attend the Maryland Baptist summer assembly at Hood College beginning Monday. The event, sponsored by the state Mission Board, features Bible study, conferences, preaching, singing, and fellowship through Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Hood College
State Mission Board
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Coffman’ Chapel
Firemen Win Prizes At Mt Airy Carnival Parade
Fifty two pieces of fire apparatus and ten bands led a capacity crowd of about ten thousand through Mt Airy for the 32nd annual parade. Prizes went to various fire companies and auxiliary groups with awards for best appearing equipment, oldest truck, longest distance, and best majorettes. The event supports the Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company fundraising, followed by a county supper and concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Harney
Gaithersburg Volunteer Fire Company
Silver Spring
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Westminster
Larsonsville
Shepherdstown
W. V
New Windsor Ladies Auxili
Upper Montgomery
Brentwood
Pikesville Prancerettes
Mt Airy +H Club
Mt. Airy American Legion Auxiliary
Mount View Myf
Mtt
Airy Boy Scouts
Head & Grimes Esso
Mt. Airy Lions Club
Ford
Peter Crum
Frederick
Hyattsville Clownettes
Mt. Airy Little League
Poplar Springs Boy Scouts
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Browningsville
Three Die In Fire In Macedon Center Family Tragedy
A two story frame house fire in Macedon Center, New York, claimed the lives of Mrs. Gladys Phillips and her three children David Lee 7 Reed Matthews 3 and Helen 22 months. Father David Phillips 35 oil geologist from Oklahoma City was critically burned saving a daughter. Three others escaped to safety. The victims were related by marriage to John MacGuidwin 36 his daughter Lindzy Mae 16 and MacGuidwin's mother Helen MacGuidwin 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedon Center
N.Y
Hames
Gladys ‘Phillips
David Lee
Reed Matthews
Helen
David
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary
Ann
John MacGuidwin
Lindzy Mae
Berlin truce talks open with Gro myko exchange
Soviet and Western foreign ministers met in a secret Big Four session in Geneva to discuss a possible Berlin truce agreement. Western officials said the exchange showed limited progress as Gromyko linked any halt to acceptance of his all German committee plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
Andrei Gro
Myko
Gromyko
West Berlin
Missing New Jersey socialite found after kidnapping in Newark
Jacqueline Hart 21, daughter of Colgate executive vice president, was recovered in a Chicago lakefront park. She reported two days of abduction from Newark by two men who coerced and restrained her, planning a ransom while discussing tolls. She denied sexual assault and said she would marry Stanley Gaines. Guardian father arrived. police investigated without descriptions of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Jersey
Chicago Lake Front
Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Viice
Colgate-Palmsolive Co
Jack Blakeslee
Miss
Gaines
Miss Hart
Ralph
Short Hills
N.J
Pierson
Sweet ‘Briar
Notable Guests At Fort Detrick Dinner With Chemical Corps Leaders
Frederick businessmen and scientists attended a Fort Detrick dinner for the AFCA advisory committee. Major General Marshall Stubbs spoke on the Chemical Corps and Dr Henry Eyring discussed electro chemical interface theory. Local guests included John V Atanasoff Harold Feldman Shields Cornpropst Benjamin Shuff Richard Kline Robert Russell and others from Frederick firms and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Marshall ‘Stubbs
Chemical Corps
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Henry Eyring
Graduate School
University of Utah
American Chemical Societe Advisory Committee
Chemical Coral
Idcal
AFCA
W. O. Milligan
Chemistry Department of Rice Institute
Houston
Tex
ACS
Pere K. Frolich
John Schwab
Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
Harold C. Weber
Department of the Army
Riley D. House
Fort Fort Detrick
Clyde Hy. Westbrook
Donald G. Grothans
James A. Kime
Biological Warfare Laboratories
Robert F. Franz Jr
Samuel Marrone
John C. Kirsch
General Stubbs
John V. Atanasoff
Harold Feldman
Aerojet-General Corporation
Shields Corn
Steelworkers Demand Fair Profit Split Across Industry
In New York AP dispatch, United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald argues a fair share of profits must go to workers as a steel strike persists. He contends profits of small firms dwarf last year’s peak earnings and criticizes industry portrayals of labor opposition to progress. McDonald links automation and productivity gains to higher pay rather than job loss, insisting workers deserve better compensation and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Roger Brough
United States Steel Corp
Vacl
America
Industr
Ito Cay
Local Man Dies By His Own Hand In Despondent State
Paul Edwin Houck, 58, a cooler operator at Chestnut Farms Dairy, died of a self inflicted shotgun wound in his basement home on Trail Avenue. He had been despondent over ill health and was under medical care. Survived by wife Mabel Brashears Houck and daughter Mrs Donald Keily. Funeral from 106 East Church Street Monday at 2 PM, interment Prospect Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edwin Houck
Houck
B. O. Thomas Sr
Trail Avenue
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Daniel E. Ana
Susie E. Cregle Houck
Mabel Brashears Houck
Donald Keily
Lewis Heerd
Nettie Duvall
East Church Street
Prospect Cemetery
Mt. Airy
M. BR. Etchison and Son
Warmest Thursday Falls Short in City Weather Report
The U S Weather Bureau at the Airport records a 92 degree high and a 73 degree low with humidity at 79 this morning. Forecaster notes heat relief possible this weekend as temperatures and humidity are expected to drop. Thunder showers may ease the sweltering conditions this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Nixon Khrushchev duel of words at Moscow exhibition
Vice President Nixon and Premier Khrushchev clashed in a public debate during a Moscow exhibition visit. They traded barbs over bases abroad and peace, with Nixon calling for an end to foreign bases and Khrushchev urging calmer political language. They later toured the American exhibit and agreed to show a taped segment on Soviet television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noscow
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
Moscow
Sokolniki Park
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Wim
Butixon
Eisenhower
Ing
Thhe Kremlin
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Harry Phillips
Phillips
James
Col. Mosely
Col. W. L. Moseley
Hood
Howard P. Colson
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville, Tenn
Frank P. Stagg
New Orleans
Rev D. Gresham
Baltimore
Donald F. Ackland
D. Gresham
Jug Bridge
Potomac
Virginia
Harpers Ferry
John R. Jewell
Department of I Motor Vehicles
William L., Harris
RFD
Mr. Airy
Rebecca L. Royer
Thurmont
Fayetteville
W.va
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
Canada
Bronte
Ontario
Coun Supply Company
Thys
U.S. Army Chemical Corps
Admiral N
Prime Engineering
Buckter
Armed Forces Chemneystown
Ernest P_ Hammakcal
Hammaker
Thur
Francis Scott Key
Thurs- Mont
Richard JM. Nixon
Trade Sharp
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