Heirs dispute codicil in Addison estate case in circuit court
Heirs of Maggie Addison contest a 1945 codicil directing funds to Methodist charities. Attorneys argued the brother’s absolute real estate gift voids the codicil, contending the money should benefit Strawbridge Orphanage Asbury Home and related church groups. The estate, valued around 30000, faced care bills of about 7000. In separate notes a Soviet geophysicist sought asylum then requested repatriation in Helsinki.
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Maggie Addison
Circuit Court
Methodist Charities
Addison
Patrick M. Schmauffer
A. T. Patterson
M. Walton
Patterson
Miss Addison
Frank M. Addison
Swartzell
Asbury Home For the
Gaithersburg
American Bible Society
Kelso
T. Lyte Mason
Towson
Shawbridge
Board of Child Care
The
Methodist Church
F. Duncan Cornell
Asbury Home
Urbana
Brick House
Strawbridge Home For
Hendry-Addison
Frank Addison
Downing
Springfield
William M. Storm
James McSherry
Methodists
Fascinating India Growing says Rev Ford on return
Rev Norman F Ford former YMC A India and Ceylon worker returned home after five years abroad and described India as a fascinating country with rapid economic and political growth. He cited progress in literacy health industry and power supply plus concerns over population growth and illiteracy hindering reforms.
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Pat Rosencrantz
India
Norman F. Ford
Council of Y. M. C. A's
Ceylon
Ford
Mc Ford
Nehru
Red China
Soviet Union
Benjamin
Linden Hills
Tibet
Kerala
Communist Party
Mr. Ford
China
Uniform Scholarship Plan Okayed by Legislative Council
BALTIMORE AP The Legislative Council committee approved a uniform scholarship plan to administer 2779 board funded awards. The plan would add 800 new scholarships yearly and revamp existing ones by eliminating room and board from some awards to allow larger grants with minimal extra cost.
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Baltimore
API
Legislative Council
State Senate
House of Delegates
U of Markand Am Morgan State College
Samuel W. Bartick -Dx
State Department of Education
Edward C. Weant
D-Carroll
General Assembly
del. Blair Lee
D-Montgomery
Blue Cross Rate Hike Plan Faces Opposition in Maryland
City officials and the Maryland Medical Society attacked a proposal to raise Blue Cross and Blue Shield rates and expand coverage. A hearing before Insurance Commissioner F Douglass Sears is set for next Wednesday. Attesting subscribers protested the plan, arguing against including x rays and office tests in Blue Cross coverage and urging cost cuts.
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Baltimore
State Medical Society
Blue Cross
Maryland Insurance
F. Douglass Sears
Sears
Hyman A. Pressman Attommey
Blue Cross Hospital
Iastance
Blue Shield
Blanche G_ iWabfield
Wahl
Maryland
Pressman
Insurance
Fair Insurance Commissioner
Blue Cross-Shield
Five Hurt In Lewistown Auto Accident
Two out of state cars collided on U S 15 north at the northern Lewistown end around 2 15 this afternoon injuring five persons none seriously. State Police Ambulance and TK Ambulance transported the injured to Frederick Memorial Hospital. It followed an earlier incident on the same highway stretch this morning when a motorist went off course and into a field before continuing.
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U. S. 15
Lewistown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Traffic Near City Surveyed for Future Highway Needs
A state Roads Commission traffic survey around Frederick tests southbound U S 15 and eastbound U S 40 routes to map future highway needs. Chairman John Funk orders a week of daytime checks followed by a 24 hour night survey starting mid August, focusing on traffic leaving the city.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
U. S. 15
U. S. 40
Inwee! Roads Commission
John Funk
Hagerstown
Commission
Gang Assaults Men Wives in Lincoln Park Rampage
In Lincoln Park Chicago police fought a gang of five youths ages 15 to 18 as they assaulted two white men and their wives with bats and knives. One man Roy Helmut was stabbed twice and left for treatment. a mother of two, 27, and another couple were beaten and one woman raped twice. Five youths were seized, one wounded by a bullet in the neck.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Randhed Roy Helmut
Band
Sixth Man Guilty Of Boat Theft In Local Court
A fifth local man was found guilty in Magisterate court this morning for participate in stealing two fishing boats near Eony charge. Ron Ald Eugene Doody of RFD J was fined 20 days in jail or pay 20 to Doody for damages. Four others Bernard Stallings George A Eckenrode Jr Monroe E Studebaker and Jack W Hoffman were tried July 1 and received similar sentences. Trooper Joseph Gallen preferred the charge. Henry Lee Gray was given 90 days in jail for violating his suspended sentence after being found drunk on DeGrange street. Charles F Wallace Connie J Wallace on Gas House Pike received 90 day suspended sentences for intoxication within city limits, warned of stiffer penalties on return. The Wallaces were arrested July 26 while lying on weeds behind Farmers Cooperative.
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Eony
Ronald Eugene Doody
RFD
J. Frederick
Edward D. Scorm
Rippson
Jal
Doody
Bernard Stallings
George A. Eckenrode Jr
Monroe
Gas House Pike
Wallaces
Farmers Cooperative
Urges GOP To Follow The Great Middle Road
At the Chicago convention Nixon dominates the scene with Eisenhower backing him and a likely VP pick of Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. Move toward a Nixon led platform liberalized with Rockefeller stepping aside, while Goldwater supporters weigh a protest vote and Morton looms as a potential alternative.
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Nixon
White House
Platform Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Robert A. Taft
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Detrick Excluded From 3 Percent Federal Cut
Fort Detrick will not be affected immediately by a 3 percent personnel reduction directive for Washington area agencies. A Detrick spokesman said the cut likely targets the direct Washington area and that Detrick has no knowledge of any cut there. The plan, outlined by Budget Bureau Director Maurice H. Stans, aims to reduce authorized jobs by at least 3 percent in the 1961 fiscal year, potentially eliminating 6,000 to 7,000 positions in the Washington region. Some agency heads fear program cuts and layoffs, while others seek to avoid job losses by eliminating new or vacant positions and maximizing current manpower.
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Fort Detrick
Washington
Detrick
Fort ‘Detrick
Maurice H. Stans
Budget Bureau
Stans
Defense
Congress
Nave Be
Wa Nington
Sians
Pencil Foils Bank Robber in Montreal Branch
A Montreal Bank of Montreal teller Meriim Marshall fended off a robber by jabbing her ballpoint pen into the gun muzzle as he demanded large bills. The bandit fled and vanished. Separately, a Pan American jetliner with 93 passengers landed safely at a Canadair airstrip in Cartierville during an instrument approach, an apparent mislanding from London.
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Montreal
Ba of
Meriim Marshall
Pan American World Airways
Fred Ralph
London
Dorval
Ralph
Canadair Ltd
Cartierville
Pan American
Two Auto Accidents Reported in County
State Police reported two accidents with damage in the county. A 1996 Chevrolet driven by Gary Clabaugh overturned on Hoover's Mill Road near Graceham after leaving a curve, causing about $400 damage. Clabaugh, 17, and passenger Larry Glass, 16, were treated. Clabaugh was charged with excessive speed. A 1957 Oldsmobile driven by Lee Baker collided with a southbound tractor trailer driven by Raymond Hixon at Lee's Diner on Route 40, causing about $200 damage to Baker's car. Hixon's vehicle had no damage. charges pending.
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Hoover’s Mill Road
Graceham
Leo L. Shank
Gary Lee Clabaugh
Thurmont
Clabaugh
Larry P. Glass
U. S
Lee's
Steve Police
Lee Baker
RFD
Jefferson
Raymond George Hixon
RFD 1
Waynesboro
Hixon
Walker Grose
Five-Day Forecast From AP With Mild Temperature Rise
The Associated Press forecast shows temperatures a few degrees above normal with little daily change. Expect fair conditions Thursday and Friday, followed by scattered afternoon and evening showers over the weekend and into Monday. Precipitation averages about half an inch. high 80s, low 60s to low 70s, with some spots in the 50s.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower Calls GOP To Middle Road In Lincoln Echo
President Eisenhower urged Republican candidates to follow the great middle road and ignore the gutters of left or right. He spoke at a parity breakfast with Cabinet officers and GOP hopefuls in Chicago, stressing Lincoln era ideals and a government limited to tasks people cannot do themselves. About 600 attended at the Morrison Hotel before his Denver trip, as a million welcomed him with confetti and balloons.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
GOP
Morrison Hotel
Denver
Girl Falls at Cramer Building Injures Secretary
Camille Davis, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Davis of West Twelfth street, is in uncertain condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall down stairs in the Cramer building on West Church Street Tuesday afternoon. She was unconscious most of the time at the hospital and was taken by United ambulance. She had completed her junior year at St John's High School. The accident occurred about 1 15 PM.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cramer
West Church Street
Camille Davis
Theodore Davis
West Twelfth Street
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Frank 3. Keefer
State Board
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Algiers
Morocco
Ouarisenis
Arthur V. Myers
Frederick County National Bank
G. Richard Bucheimer
Emory G. Nusz
Bucheimer
J. M Bucheimer Company
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South Korea
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Korea
Richard
Republican Convention
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