Fined $200 On Charge Of Assault In Bread Bakery Incident
A local man was fined $200 by Magistrate Edward D. Storm after a guilty verdict for assault and battery on Paul A. DeGrange at a bakery. The case involved Zitile Zittle who argued with Audrey Bell, then hit DeGrange, claiming he was struck first. Attorney Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. said an appeal may follow.
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Paul A. DeGrange
Waterstreet
Storm
John William de
West South Street
DeGranze
Zittle
Carro
Zitle
Audrey Bell
Bell
DeGrange
Zitile
Ziule
Sheffield
William Procter
Masistrate Storm
Proctor
Cour
Hugh
Port Deposit
Faili
K. O. McAlister
Fedt
T. West Clargell
Joan Clifford Long
Buckers
Mayor Daley’s Car Tagged. Parking Fines to Be Paid
Detective Jack Muller tagged Mayor Richard Daley’s new limousine in front of City Hall for a no parking violation. The mayor was absent, but Daley said the traffic ticket will be paid, after Muller also ticketed 23 other legally parked vehicles nearby.
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Chicago
Jack Muller
Richard J. Daley
City Hall
Muller
Far North Side
Ciy Hall
Daley
Wee Women Goodness Quips on New Discoveries
A witty line from the Wee Women quip about whether they have found new places since their best year. The remark nods to ongoing curiosity and light social humor within the group.
Firemen Parade Set for Thurmont A grand march leads
Thurmont Fire Department announces a large parade tied to the annual carnival. Lt Col Kenneth Beachtold will be grand marshal with the 323rd Army Band leading and performing after the parade. Over 43 pieces of equipment expected. eight bands, floats, and a new majorette prize. Prizes include 375 first, 825 second for best appearances. Rain date is July 32 at 7 p.m. Judges include Fort Detrick officers and local leaders. Two Frederick companies participate. Parade set for 7 p.m. Thursday DST with alternative night if rain.
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Fire Co
Fire Company
Frederick
Independents Hose Co
Junior Fire Co
James A. Payne
Skyline Caverns
Tac
Front Royal
Francis X. Falver
U.S. Army
David Stirling
Moore Business Farms, Inc
John F. Laster
Fort Detrick
Col. Brunkey
Fort Ritchie
Floyd Reynolds
Memorial Park
East Main Street
James L. Stirley
George W. Wireman
Five Day Weather Forecast With Above-Normal Temps
Temperatures to average 2 4 degrees above normal with scattered thunder showers Thursday and Friday. Weekend fair and cool, fair Monday. Normal highs in the 80s, early lows around 60s to near 70 with mid 50s in Western Maryland mountains.
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Maryland
Democrats Sweep Hawaii House and Senate Seats
Unofficial returns show Democrat John A. Burns winning the Lone House seat while Democrat Daniel K. Inouye defeats Charles K. Silva. Republican Hiram L. Fong wins a Senate seat. Fong and Inouye become the first legislators of Chinese and Japanese ancestry to serve in Congress. Quinn narrowly captures governor’s race with Kealtha winning lieutenant governor. The election totals reflect broad union support and a high turnout.
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John A. “Burns
Hiram L. Fong
Frack F. Fasi
Oren E. Long
Wired C. Tsuki Yvamae
Daniel K. Inouye
Charles K. Silva
GOP
James K. Kealtha
Mitsuyuki Kido
Fong
Inouye
Hawaii
Inoure
Tthe Islands
Fushi
Islands
Inow Re. Quiro
Senate
Alaska
Explain Polaris rocket failures before House committee
Washington AP reports Rear Adm. William F. Raborn testified on Polaris test failures before the House Space Committee. Chairman Overton Brooks said Polaris remains embryonic with delays prompting inquiry while Navy officials deny real delays and cite a 1960 target date shift from 1963 to late 1960 to trade range for speed.
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Washington
William F. Raborn
Navy
House Space Committee
Overton Brooks
D-La
Raborn
Special Projects
Defense Department
Firemen Rescue 400-Pound Woman From Third Floor
In Baltimore a 50 year old woman Mrs Mazie Armstrong suffered a stroke and had to be carried from a sofa to a window using a cage type litter. Five firemen aided in lowering her from the third floor to a hospital doorway.
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Baltimore
Mazie Armstrong
Homemade Vehicle Upset Injures Frederick Youth
Ronald Leo Korrell, 17, of Frederick area, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday night for a leg cut and bruises after his homemade weed‑motor vehicle ran off Edgewood Church road near Rocky Springs road and overturned at 7:45 PM. Trooper Abbott said the contraption, belt driven by a gasoline motor, had no registration and Korrell was charged with operating an unregistered vehicle.
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Moniday
John PD
Abbott
iRonald Leo Korrel
RFD
Frederick
Edgetwood Church
Rocky Springs
Korrell
Sugar corn canning set to start Thursday in multiple plants
Canning of sugar corn begins Thursday at Jenkins Bros. Gaithersburg plant opened Tuesday as drier conditions limit crop yields. Early corn and beans show mixed quality with rains aiding later harvest. Factories in Monrovia Taneytown Silver Run Keymar announce openings and a fair to poor outlook for corn yields.
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Jenkins Bros
Gaithersburg
Mian
Thomas
Ins
George W. McComas
Monrovia
Paul W. Zimmerman
Taneytown
E. J. Nusbaum Canning
A. W. Feeser and Co. Inc
Tanevtown
Silver Run
Keymar
Old School Houses Sold by County Board of Education
Four school buildings were sold at public sale with two going to church groups and two to individuals. The Wolfsville site sold to Salem Evangelical United Brethren church for 35,650. Horsey near Burkinsville sold for 31,000 to a Church of God group. Buckerstown building sold for 3,200 to C. W. Jack Harris. another site brought 800 to R. T. Foster. One sale combined two brick buildings, one fire damaged, to be converted into a house for a colored family. The Wolfsville property features six rooms on three and a half acres with a macadam drive and parking.
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County Board of Education
Theother
Board of Education
Wolsville
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
James A. Bear
Horsey's
Burkinsville
Church of God
John W. Johnson
Buckerstown
C. W.jack Harris
Harris
R. T. Foster
Brunswick
Foster
Bear
Salem Church
Wolfsville
Nixon Critics Question Soviet Bases in East Europe
Nixon faced hecklers in Novosibirsk as he toured hydroelectric and hydrodynamics facilities. He pressed the issue of Soviet troop presence in East Germany Poland and Hungary and insisted the United States has no Soviet bases abroad while noting Western troops in Germany. Nixon praised the Novosibirsk reception as the tour’s warmest moment.
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Soviet
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Norvosibirsk
Siberia
Sverdlovsk
Ural Mountains
Nixon
Siberian
1U.s.5.r. Academy of Sciences
Novosibirsk
Russia
Nicholas II
Moscow
Ixon
United States
Grigory Belousov Federovic
Federovic
Nikita Khrushchev
Sadar
Heckler
Ussr
Fedorovic
Germany
Khrushchev
West Germany
Berlin
Single Young Drivers Hit Hardest by Liability Rate Boost
Baltimore based figures from Maryland Insurance Commissioner F Douglass Sears show liability rates for automobiles driven by under 25 year olds rising nationwide through stock and mutual companies. The steepest jump affects single male owners under 23, especially in Frederick County where the minimum liability increased to 162 dollars.
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Isurance
Balti
Maryland
F. Douglass Sears
Frederick County
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Baltimore
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Heatwave Expected As Tuesday Likely Hottest Day Yet
Forecaster at the U S Weather Bureau airport says temps may hit near the monthly high with a high heat index and lingering humidity. The outlook remains hot and humid through the week with a chance of scattered showers and a cooler weekend possibility. State Roads Commission sold nearly 2 million dollars in bonds at 3.53 percent for nine counties highway projects funded by gasoline tax receipts.
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U. S
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Matching U S Funds For School Language Labs
The Frederick County Board of Education can use matching federal funds to install language science and mathematics laboratories in schools. The county commissioners approved the project, funding from capital improvements, to equip classrooms with earphone guided lessons and expert instructors. initial focus will be at Frederick High with third year French, then Ellic Street School for first year French, linked to Walkersville High School construction.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Goodiee Byron
Frederick High School
Elim Street
Walkersville High School
Department of Defense
Sas
Eisenhower praises Russians while briefing on rivers and Geneva
President Eisenhower spoke at a news conference praising what he called the friendly reception of Vice President Nixon by the Soviet people. He addressed Geneva talks, foreign aid cuts, labor regulations, Hawaii election results, and U.S. missile development as part of the day’s briefing.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Khrushchev
U.s.steel Corp
Geneva
Christian A. Herner
Organization of American States
Santiago
Chile
House Bil
Senate
House
Phil M. Landrum
D-Gat
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
House Labor Committee
Congress
Hawaii
U.S
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