Grand Jury to Probe Fatal Injury Near Leesburg
A Loudoun County grand jury will examine the circumstances of Claudius E. Poland 57 who died after a head injury in Monrovia. Police say three intoxicated strangers including Poland forced entry seeking a phone. Lester Middleton struck Poland with a metal ash stand and police have not filed charges. Poland survived by three sons and two daughters with private funeral in Middleburg Memorial Cemetery.
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Army to face 870000 cap while Chest X-ray survey planned
Secretary Brucker testified the Army cannot shake a 239 thousand cut and seeks 900k plus. meanwhile a county health unit plans chest X rays for all over 40 to detect tuberculosis as part of a shared Frederick effort. The survey runs Thursday to Friday with visits to factories and later to Emmitsburg Thurmont Walkersville Woodsboro.
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Indicted for Jones death in Tokyo case links Yale men
Joseph P Crowley of New Haven Connecticut was indicted in Tokyo for the death of his brother in law T A D Jones Jr. The charge accuses Crowley the former Yale halfback of beating Jones while drunk with possible bodily injury resulting in death. The case stems from the trio arriving in Tokyo May 5 to buy an oil tanker.
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State School Convention Held Here for Deaf Maryland
About 400 members and guests attended the quadrennial Maryland Association for the Deaf convention at the Maryland School for the Deaf. Miss Edith H. Radcliffe, retiring after 49 years teaching the deaf, was honored, and Miss Virginia Seaton crowned Miss M. A. D. Sunday featured address by Edward L. Scouten. Officers were elected led by Rudolph C. Himes as president with a slate of four-year terms. Alumni presented Radcliffe a portable TV set. the senior edition of The Maryland Bulletin was dedicated to her.
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Hyattsville
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This City
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Takoma Park
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Grand Canyon Man Plunges To Death Before Tourists
A 43-year-old motel clerk named Donald Mark died after slipping while jumping between stones along the Grand Canyon south rim as about 75 visitors watched in shock. Grand Canyon National Park superintendent John McLaughlin confirmed the fatal fall of several hundred feet.
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Winkel Properties Sold for Sixty-Two Thousand Five Hundred
Real estate of the late Bernard A. Winkel including multiple parcels on West Patrick and West South streets, a filling station garage, and the former Bernie's Arena site in Frederick sold at public sale for 62 500. Purchasers included A Owen Mercer Walter J Powell Brest Eugene Shank John R Cheatham and Charles F Murphy. Auctioneers were Null and Null with Alton Bennett trustee.
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Bernie’s
John R. Cheatham
City election set with new voting machines in Frederick
Polls open Tuesday from morning to 8 p m at the State Armory West Second and Bentz streets. Voters choose a mayor city treasurer and five aldermen for four years. Parking provided. Machines used for first time promise early returns.
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City and County in Showery Zone Foretells Rain
The city and county lie in a showery zone with possible brief Sunday afternoon showers totaling about .03 inch at the airport weather station. Temperatures will approach summer levels with highs in the low eighties and a warm night around 65. A shift from Saturday's cooler 71/45 is noted as clouds and humidity linger with scattered showers or thundershowers tonight and Tuesday.
Wet Weather Outlook After Violent Weekend Storms
Broad U S areas face more wet weather after Sunday's violent storms. Tornadic winds hit Iowa Minnesota Indiana and Kansas with heavy rain and hail sweeping east to the Great Lakes. A tornado damaged property on the southeast edge of New Castle Indiana causing about 75000 dollars in damage with no injuries reported. Twisters damaged homes at La Porte City Town. Illinois saw most severe storms in its northwest.
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Local Man Wins $5 000 on TV Show
Samuel Fisher a local beer distributor won 5000 on the show Top Dollar in New York City after matching a rare serial number on a greenback. He had chased the number and would have split the prize if another bill matched. Fisher met several local girls during the trip as a Girl Scout troop toured the city with Mrs Rotins Atkinson accompanying.
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States Move To Extend Jobless Benefits
Pennsylvania signed up as the first state to participate in the federal plan to extend unemployment benefits by 50 percent, with New York planning extra payments starting June 2 under a standby law. Rhode Island votes Tuesday, while Michigan Massachusetts Maryland Minnesota and Indiana consider or expect action as states decide how to apply the extension which could add about 13 weeks of benefits for eligible workers.
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Stengel Explains Baseball as Russians Visit Yankees
Four Moscow engineers came to Yankee Stadium to watch a Yankees Indians game. Casey Stengel gave them a tour and explained the game, while language barriers and vodka jokes flavored the visit. The Indians won 14 to 1 and the Russians left after the first game.
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Stolen $331 At Hardware Store In Midafternoon Theft
City police search for a pregnant blonde woman and a dark haired man after $331 missing from Community Hardware Store on North Market and Third. The couple entered mid afternoon, talked with proprietor Glenn H. McGregor, and left after a brief stop in the rear where the safe was. They purchased screws for 10 cents and left. the inner safe door was closed but not locked. Police describe the woman as about 26, five five, about 120 pounds in a blue maternity dress. the man as 28 to 30, five nine, about 156 pounds with dark hair wearing a white tee shirt. Investigators say the pair seemed passing through town.
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Garrett County Man's Car Recovered West of Frederick
State Police reported a stolen 1953 Chevrolet recovered early today on I 40 three miles west of Frederick. Richard H Reckner of Swan ton Garrett county reported the theft. The car was found driven east toward Frederick by William F Legeer of Baltimore. charges pending. Ambulance called at 11:15 to West Patrick Street loan company for ill customer.
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Nine Americans Held By East German Reds
Nine U S Army men were captured after a helicopter from the 3rd Armored Division made a forced landing inside East German territory near Zwickau. Russia and East Germany dispute jurisdiction amid postwar four power accords. The United States demands return of all personnel and aircraft, while East Germany and Russia trade notes. The nine men, unnamed, were reported safe. Maj. James Zeller is excluded from initial confirmations.
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Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
Maryland Delaware area forecast shows a warm start with a cooler Wednesday then a warmer Friday. Scattered showers or thundershowers Tuesday ending Wednesday with widely scattered showers Thursday through Saturday. Normal temperatures hover around 76 to 83 by day and 58 to 65 by night, with rain averaging about three fourths of an inch.
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