Seven Waive Extradition For Robbery
Seven suspects from Vienna Virginia waived extradition before Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer and were turned over to Fairfax police for Virginia trial. Identified were Earl T. Howard Bobby Lee Reese Mary Murphy John Henry Watts Denver Howard Watts Worlie Lee Watts and Lester Lee Reynolds. Police arrested them after reports of peddling cigarettes and a break in at a Vienna food market where merchandise was stolen.
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Virginia
Patrick Schnauffer
Fairfax County
Earl T. Howard
Bobby Lee Reese
Mary Murphy
John Henry Watts
Denver Howard Watts
Worlie Lee Watts
Vienna
Lester Lee Reynolds
Brunswick
Frank Dorsey
Bernard King
South Market Street
J. Howard
Walter Hook
Fairfax Police
Guatemalan Leader Warns of Communist Rumors After President’s Assassination
The defense minister warns communists spread rumors to unsettle Guatemala after President Carlos Castillo Armas was killed. Col Francisco Oliva, ruling during a siege, orders reporting of Red activity as the army pledges to suppress subversive outbreaks. Presidential aide Castaneda says the killing is not isolated. Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lopez becomes temporary president and Congress assesses the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Defense
Carlos Castillo Armas
Francisco Oliva
Castill Armas
Forlas
Robertos. Castaneda
Castillo Armas
Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lopez
Congress
Senator Walter George In Critical Condition
Weekend road deaths in Maryland raise 1957 toll to 301 with two missing presumed drowned. A bus auto collision near Elkton killed three and injured five. another crash on U S 13 north of Pocomoke City killed three. Former Sen Walter F George, Eisenhower amb.
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Associated Press
Maryland
U.S. 4
Elkton
U.S. 13
Pocomoke City
George Johnson Jr
Chester
Frank Ventiniglia
Long Island
Chesapeake Beach
Calvert County
Sam Somenburg
Brooklyn
Trailways
John Comitini
Atlanta
Walter F. George
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Vienna
Washington
Emory University Hospital
Bulletin
J.illis Hurst
George
Robert Lewis
New York
Newark
Eltton
Kenneth Larigey Sr
Miss Larigey
Promoter Reports Fight Goes On After Baltimore Accident
Fight promoter said Ofimore died today in Baltimore from injuries after an accident on Floyd Patterson-Hurricane Jackson bout press. in New York City a driver collision killed two, including William Winfield, 17, as a tractor trailer hit near Bethlehem Sparrows Point shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
Ofimore
Baltimore
University Hospital
Floyd Patterson
Hurricane Jackson
Baltimore - Washington
New York
Emily Worlay Tutt
Balti
John Lewis Read
Lence
York City
Pocomoke
William A. Winfield
New York City
Camillo J. Muscello
Bethlehem
Sparrows Point
Girl To Get Hearing On Delinquency Charge
A Frederick girl, in a house raided by city police, will have a delinquency hearing at the Juvenile Center August 7. Probation Officer Mrs. William C. Roderick says home conditions are deplorable with teen girls and men often at the property, and neighbors report cursing and disturbances in the area. The raid followed a reported disturbance of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Juvile Cent
William C. Roderick
Six Drown In Roadside Mill Pond Near Virginia
Six Fayetteville residents died when a crowded sedan veered off U S 1 near Thornburg in Carsdale County and sank in a mill pond. Only Mrs Helen Christian survived, pulled from the water by a bystander. Driver was Lonsie Purcell. seven aboard had been returning from a church convention when the accident occurred.
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Fredericksburg
A. i
Virginia
Fayette-vile
N. C
U.S. 1
Helen Christian
Arby
Christian
Samuel
Helen Marie
Prince Purcell
Ais
Bobbie Purcell
Lon Ue
Arnold Junior Murray
Lonsie Purcell
Toad
Ayetteville
Cleyver
Thornburg
Cars Dime County
13 Dead In Mexico Earthquake Shakes Capital
Mexico City suffers its worst quake in memory. Fifty buildings collapse, at least 53 dead, 20 missing, and more than 8 million dollars in damage. Acapulco and Guerrero report casualties. Acapulco hotel guests endure extensive damage as aftershocks and darkness grip the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Acapulco
Pacific
Guerrero
Chilpancingo
60 Day Season To Shoot Doves
A man with a prior three year suspended sentence faces a court hearing to show cause why the suspension should not be stricken. Carl Edward Underwood, already convicted of conspiracy to rob in 1934, is scheduled for 11 30 tomorrow in Circuit Court. Also notes Wisconsin primary turnout and Maryland dove hunting season set by the Game and Inland Fish Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Carl Edward ‘Underwood
Samuel W. Barrick
Underwood
Bel Air
Harford County
Ste
Warttown
Baltimore
Maryland
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Saturday Showers Bring Drought Relief and Lightning Damage
A late Saturday storm dumped nearly a half inch of rain over parts of the city and county, easing drought in areas from Catoctin to central Veaa area. A house between Kemptown and Clagettsville was struck by lightning and damaged. Mt Airy saw a shower, and floods helped Fishing Creek reservoir rise. Precipitation varied by location with 0.4 inch at State Route barracks and Gambrill Park, 0.2 inch near the Frederick airport, and near two thirds of an inch at Clifton. Fire crews responded to the Ketsell residence as the lightning caused minor damage before extinguishment. The rainfall aided pasture and crop needs while water consumption figures were reported for the weekend.
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Unis
Michoacan
Brookiven
Sarah Doertman
Broker Glass
National Seismographic Observatory
Acapulco
Mexico City
Cueenty
Linge
Fanore
Acapuleco
Chilpancingo
Paseo de Reforma
Warren J. Broglie
Kemptown
Clageitsvile
Fishing Creek
Catoctin Mountains
Vea Aaners Ommitchirs
Unionville
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Urbaza
Airy
Damascus
Lightjore
George Ketsell
Kemp' Stown
Clagettsville
Frederick
William
Bural
Singapore
Wholesale Death and Disasters Mark U S Weekend
Summary of a nationwide weekend of fatal wrecks including a nine death head on collision near Kenedy Texas, a boat capsize at Paget Sound near Seattle, drownings in Virginia and New York, a private plane crash near Pensacola Florida, and a Maine crash. Also notes rising newspaper circulation through 1950s data and the role of print media versus television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Associated Press
Texas
New York
Puget Sound
Virginia Pond
Florida
Maine
Kenedy
Tex
Paget Sound
Washington
Seattle
Oak Harbor
Fredericksburg
Sylvan Beach
Eglin & Force Base
Pensacola
Fla
Allagash
Jandick
Liz
Ayer
Frederick
News and Post
United States
Marinland
Frederick i News and Post
Rain and storms ease drought but bring damage in Maryland
Soaking showers across Maryland offered limited drought relief with two inches of rain in some areas and three inches in the Fishing Creek region. Eastern Shore crops benefited while storms caused highway floods and numerous tree falls. Lightning struck the St Lurman Stewart home near Monkton, starting a fire fought by multiple volunteer departments. other fires and widespread wind damage were reported in Baltimore County and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Fishing Creek
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Friendship International
Dulles Heads To London For Open Skies Talks
Secretary of State Dulles flies to London to press open skies disarmament talks at Eisenhower’s request. He plans to meet with Harold Stassen and UK leaders to advance a plan for aerial inspection and potential first steps toward arms control withCanada and Soviet Russia.
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London
Dulles
Eizenhower
Europe
Harold JE. Stassen
U.S
U.N
Selhwyn Lloyd
Washington
Xhat Dulles
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Soviet Russia
Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
Aj Icheck
Paris
North Atlantic
Treaty Council
Stassen
Paris Fashion Notes and Weather Outlook This Week
A Paris fashion rundown highlights Jean Patou styles and evening sheaths with emphasis on lace and gold lame. The forecast shows showers likely Friday with cool spells midweek, highs around 80s in eastern areas and mid 60s elsewhere. A fire at Melson Fertilizer Co in Delmar caused $250000 to $300000 in damage to a plant and freight cars.
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Paris
Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Melson Fertilizer Co
Louis V. Spencer
Milton
Cave Way
Eastachinery
Drought Relief Efforts Under Way In Northeast
Federal and state agencies move to blunt drought toll as New York New Jersey and New England face growing losses. Connecticut Governor Ribicoff wins civil defense aid to operate emergency irrigation with pumps generators and piping. Massachusetts uses cloud seeding yielding some rain while river levels fall across the region. A separate notice reports a cancelled assignee sale of two bungalows on Butterfly Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Hudson River
New Jersey
New England
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Civil Defense
Torrington
Conn
Thumb Stuck In Taxi Door Delays Driver
Roy E. DuBral jammed his thumb while trying to open a taxi door. Police and firemen needed 45 minutes to remove the door panel and free his thumb. He was treated at a hospital.
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Detrov
Roy E. DuBral
DuBral
Whites And Negroes In Chicago Riot
A series of riots on Chicago's far South Side broke out after an afternoon clash near Cainmet Park where 19 Negroes held a picnic. Police said 30 to 60 whites threw stones, injuring about 25, none seriously, as 100 officers arrived to quell the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cainmet Park
Big Park
East Side
Chicago Transportation Authority
Trumpull Park
Wiliam Hunt
Marilyn Hultquist
Hunt
Miss Hultquist
Teld To Start With By-Pass
The Fort Detrick by pass from Seventh to Fourth Street pike will begin as T Edgie Russell Frederick received the $232 86 contract. The State Roads Commission said work starts immediately with equipment moving to the site on a 22 mile project including Fourth Street pike improvements.
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Fort Detrick
Fourth Street Pike
State Roads Commission
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick
Fourth Istreet
Frederick i
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Twentieth Century Limited
Pacemaker
New York Central Railroad
Bronx
ALCOA
Pittsburgh
Trendman Co
America
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
U.S. Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Commission
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
County House
Boston
Long Mystic River Docks
Mass
U. S
Ike
Massachusetts
Walter E. Piper Jr
Court House
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Waverston
South Side
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
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