First Bench Visit Marks Historic Frederick Court Session
Associate Judge Kathryn Ler, appointed by Gov McKeldin, presided for the first time in Frederick with no jury. The government seeks 3849.17 plus interest from the Martins after a September sale attached by the sheriff. The case involves Farmers Home Administration loans to Willian and Mrs. Martins, a chattel mortgage, and claims of prior government security against cattle, farm equipment, and 15 other items sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Willian W. Martin
RFD 4
Frederick
Kathryn J. Lawler
McKeldin
Charles W. Woodward
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Rockville
U.S
William F. Mosner
Farmers Home
Martin
Horace M. Alexander
Farmers Cooperative Association
Frederick Mehring Fertilizer Works
Mt. Airy
Cooperative Association
Martins
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
H. Brice Hopkins
Farmers Home Administration
Caille
Raymond L. Kelly
Dayton youths charged in $82,000 grand larceny case
Frederick Frowein and four other youths are accused of stealing $82,000 from his father, a Dayton baker who hid the money in three basement buckets for 17 years. An older son confessed, with three accomplices raiding the stash while the family was away. Six other youths were released after questioning.
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Dayton
Ohio
Frederick Carl Frowein
Fred Frowein
Dayton Baker
Carl Cook
Af Davion
Indiana
Daxton
Frovein
Pole
Killed At Same Spot Where Grandchild Hurt
In east Baltimore Frank Stamm 82 died last night after a car struck him at the same spot where his granddaughter 23 was seriously injured three days earlier. Police say driver Gerard A Phillips 19 was charged with manslaughter and reckless driving as the granddaughter remains hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Baltimore
Frank Stamm
Stamm
Josephine Stamm
Gerard A. Phillips
Big Grain Elevator Destroyed in South Baltimore Fire
A large grain elevator in South Baltimore suffered about 200000 dollars in damage after a two hour blaze last night. Wheat barley and gal s stored in the four story wood and metal structure. Fire crews including 33 units battled the fire. one firefighter was injured by a nail but treated on scene and returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. W. Goodwin
Southern States Co-operative, Inc
Locust
115th Infantry Spends Day On Arms Range
At Indiantown Gap Pa the 115th Infantry and units from Maryland and Virginia National Guard carried out small arms and artillery practice amid heat in the mid 90s. Infantrymen from Marsland and Virginia regiments used firing ranges while the 175th Infantry of Baltimore conducted small unit maneuvers during the day. McDavitt fired as security director of the Small Business Administration amid congressional scrutiny.
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Indiantown Gap
Maryland
Virginia National Guard
115Th
Marsland
Virginia
Harrisburg
175Th Infantry Regiment
Baltimore
Sherbow seeks 5000 for Employment Security probe
Baltimore work details show Joseph Sherbow, former judge, submitting a 5000 bill for his investigation of the Maryland Department of Employment Security. He also seeks 356.50 in expenses, including 105 overtime and 251.50 for an auditing firm. Governor McKeldin and Atty. Gen. Syberi call the bill fair and reasonable.
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Baltimore
Joseph Sherbow
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Sherbow
Employment Security Departments
Sohert
Sobert
Robert B. Kimble
Employment Security Board
ESB
Mecheldin
Sen. Kimble Ton
Self Paying Dorms Debate Sparks State Education Clash
Baltimore reports State Superintendent Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr opposes self liquidating dormitories as costly debt on youth. Hearing on 4 199 000 dollars in capital improvements for state teachers colleges also heard fee adjustments to cover rising costs. Dredging begins tomorrow for a 13 million dollar tunnel under Baltimore harbor with Arundel Corp crews in Fe Melfenry channel for about two weeks.
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Baltimore
Patlaga Hemanen Faneha
State Superintendent of
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Fullen
State Planning Commission
J. Alvin Paspare
Planning Commission
Maryland Crops Need Rain Delays Hit Several Crops
Maryland and Delaware crops face moisture shortages with pastures drying and tobacco set back. Wheat harvest finished while soybeans wilt but are not seriously damaged. Lima beans and cantaloupes thrive in some counties yet hot, dry spells threaten later plantings and yields across corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and fruit.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Sosbeans
Agricultural Marketing Service
Weather Bureau
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Marsland
Mars- Jang
Wiccant
Garrett
Allogany
Aifalfa
Garrett County
Earls Fells
Doll makers protest Eisenhower Geneva purchases for grandchildren
In New York the National Association of Doll Manufacturers condemned President Eisenhower's Geneva purchases for his grandchildren. President David Rosenstein said the American doll industry is shocked by such foreign dolls and plans to send gifts of 100 percent American dolls. The list includes a doll that drinks wets cries and blows her nose a walkin g doll with mink coat rooted hair a talking doll reciting Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep and a remote controlled boy doll that walks talks and has light up eyes.
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New York
Eisenhower
Geneva
National Assn
Association
David Rosenstein
White House
Rosenstein
Early Sugar Corn Hit By Dry Weather
The early sugar corn crop suffers from hot dry weather with forecasts of rising temperatures into the 90s. In Montgomery County areas, Garithersburg remains drier and crop conditions poorer, while Frederick reports better corn due to heavier rains. Local canneries Thomas and Company and Jenkins Bros plan to open next week in Frederick as water supplies improve in Fishing Creek reservoir but streams run dry in other sections.
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Peial
Thomas and Company
Garithersburg
Montgomery County
Frederick
Jenkins Bros
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Polio Cases Reported. Health Board Discusses Status
Two potential polio cases were filed with the County Board of Health last week. One patient, a civilian worker at Camp Detrick, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. the other, a Navy wife, was taken to Bethesda Hospital for evaluation. Health officials report tests and tests are being conducted to determine immunity and status. A probate matter in Middletown involves Charlee Glenn Stine, who left a house and estate to beneficiaries, with Orphans Court proceedings proceeding.
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County Board of Health
Naha James
Efork
Bethesda Les Pial
Frederick
Buckle
sAmprams Sunior
Bradkshire
Bethesda Hospital
Charlee
Middletown
San
Charlee Glenn Stine
Epitether O
Nepe Osans
Pieree Stine
Tranddaughter Beis Sebadld- Knecht
Stine
Amog A. Hoiter
Frances Hoiter
Peron House Leaders Out Are Replaced
In Buenos Aires Peróns party in the House of Deputies accepted resignations of its leaders as officers and chose a largely new slate to comply with Perons July proclamation. Alberto Rocamora was named chamber president with Delia Parodi as vice president and Oscar Bidegain as a non Labor majority leader candidate. The junta urged Teissaire and other officials to withdraw resignations, but Perón stood firm and the changes appear assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Peron
House of Deputies
Peronista
Sail
Peronista Deputies
Alberto Luis Rocamora
Peronista Junta
Alberto Teissaire
Fepublic
Supreme Council
Teissaire
Bawdy Houses Are Closed In Galveston
Galveston authorities padlocked local bawdy houses after protests by ministers and the American Social Hygiene Association. Police Chief Burns announced doors would stay locked, with mayor Clough noting the effort as a crackdown on vice in the island port. A separate public sale reports a five room frame dwelling and acres auctioned for 4900 dollars, with related personal property sold.
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Galveston
Tex
American Social Hygiene Assn
W. J. Burns
Burns
George Roy Clough
Texas Gulf Coast
Atoa
Jon Hot Pildebrand
Ron
Rocky Springs
Shomkstown
Druhen P Pelphey
Sherman
Rowers
Bston W Thompson
William S Hildebrand
Ignatus
Rol Kelly
Weather Outlook With Warm, Scattered Thunderstorms Forecast
Forecaster warns of hot conditions with scattered thundershowers possible Thursday through Sunday. Daytime highs hover around the mid 80s to upper 80s, while overnight lows dip into the mid 50s. Western areas see cooler mornings. eastern and southern counties reach upper 80s.
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Favernet
Marstand
Delaware Generalls
Fay
Marina
Russians See Plenty New In U S Visit
Visiting Russians tour Iowa towns and facilities noting drive ins, motels, golf and consumer goods they lack in the Soviet Union. They observe American life, talk of propaganda gaps, and conclude Americans are well meaning and seek peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Iowa
Yili Galubash
Peter Babmindra
Arouund
Russia
Galubazsh
Babmindra
Eagle Grove
Qisgor
Harch
Chamber of Commerce
United States
House Poised To Vote On Massive Road Bill Today
Washington reports a historic road-building program facing a House vote with a 48 billion dollar plan over 13 years. Fallon leads a push for final approval as debate centers on financing including a gasoline tax hike and potential bond financing.
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Washington
Rep
Fatlon
D-Md
Fallon
TM Tigre
Peter Temetee
House Public Works Committee
Rules Group
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Rules Committee
Dondero
Michigan
Public Works Committee
Senate
House
Five Leave For Induction Inductees From Frederick County
Five men were inducted into the Army today under county selective service quotas. Arlisten G. Arvin of Jefferson and William Barta of Frerigark were inducted under Board 45. Three Emmitsburg residents Teft for service under Board 46: John D. Beevle James Deatherage and Charles McNairly. City police report a man charged with reckless driving and a fire department response to a building fire on South Warker Street.
Surfacing Of New Bridge Ts Completed
Surfacing of the Bruns wick bridge is finished and remaining concrete and approach work are underway. Dedication is slated for next Saturday at 3 PM with Gov McKeldin to cut ribbons. The project totals 2.85 million dollars with federal and state funding and a Brunswick parade marks the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Bowers Construction Company
UU Udit Witten UU Gettbase
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Maryland
Virginia
Bureau of Bridges
Fands
James A. Anderson
Virginia State Highway Commission
Stanley
Brunswick Board of Trade
McKeldin
Board of’ ‘Trade
Nurses Sought to Help Polio Treatment Effort in Baltimore
Dr Forbes Burgess announced a call from the Maryland Health Department for volunteer nurses to join the polio treatment program at Baltimore City Hospitals. County RNs may volunteer for several weeks at private pay rate after a brief refresher, starting in Baltimore wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Burgess
Maryland Health Department Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Baltimore City
Burgess
Baltimore
Baltimore Hospital
Frederick County
Winchestor Tall
Talbott's Ties Known To Brownell
Air Force general counsel John A Johnson testified before a Senate subcommittee that he discussed Talbott's outside business ties with Attorney General Brownell in January. Johnson said Brownell expressed no disagreement with the memorandum's legal conclusion and asked to consider the matter. Mulligan testified Talbot earned profits of 132000 from the firm since Talbott became secretary of the Air Force. Talbott asked to testify further. no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A Johnson
Air Force
Harold E. Talbot
Brownell
Johnson
Radio Corp. of America
Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York City
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Secretary of the
Violence Ends Grandval Tour in Morocco Crisis
In French Morocco President General Gilbert Crandval ends his visit amid deadly nationalist clashes. At least 25 Moroccans died and many wounded as police fired on demonstrators during Meknes and Marrakech stops. Ben Arafa faces pressure as Sultan Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa defends stance. Stocks mixed in early New York trading.
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Rarat
French Morocco
Gilbert Crandval
Morocco
North African
Grandval
Sam
Meknes
Marrakech
Fez
Rahat
Sultan Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Madagascar
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Uitman
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Yoo
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