Four Years Term Given Man By Judge
A 43 year old former Montgomery County policeman William Courtney Trigger was sentenced to four years in the House of Correction for breaking into Lincoln High School and stealing 1200 dollars worth of typewriters. His companion George Henry Brown received two years for the same theft. Both pleaded guilty and did not testify.
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Montgomery County
House of Correction
Lincoln High School
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William Courtney
Trigger
Washington
George Henry Brown
Emmitsburg
Samuel W. Barrick
Brown
Det
Sergt
Norman Dietz
Barrick
Charles E. Henson
Kain
George W. McLaughlin
Brunswick
Gilmore R. Lescalleet Sr
Barnes Road
Braddock
Mr. Lescalleet
Frederick
H. S. Stafford
McLaughlin
Read. Gang
Aan
Cincinnati
Chicago
Schnauffer
Hess. Robinson
James H
Robinson
Hagerstown
Hess
Dick’s
Lochner
Rob
Restaure
Hessant
Nikirk
Robert L. Hess
Fendant
Fraley
Stafford
Raymond L. Weedon
Point of Rocks
George Lakin
Budget Adopted by Potomac Synod Budget
The Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ approved a budget totaling 42 873.98 with a new National Mission Fund costing 12 854 to aid new churches. It also voted for a 50 percent increase to support camp facilities and underlined plans for a synod president’s car and travel allowances.
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Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ
Hood College
National Mission Fund
Potomac Synod
Paul L. Althouse
Synodical
Synod
Synodical Council
Eyster
Frederick D. Eyster
Richmond
United ‘Church of Christ
Karl Marx
Baltimore
Serre
Adams
Washington (Ap
Thelthe Synod
Durward Kettells
White House
Fisenhower
Sherman Adams
Laide
House Intorney
Edwin F. Nikirk
Avalon
Bernard Gold-jbe
West
Harriman Attacks Faubus as Quisling in NY Speech
Governor Averell Harriman labelled Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus a quisling during a New York remarks session. The address condemned Faubus for failing to defend public interest amid Little Rock school desegregation events. He linked Faubus to un-American actions and likened him to wartime traitors.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Quisling
Christian Education
Little Rock
Cen
Miles
Faubus
Lynch
Har Viman
Harriman
Ln Democrat
Local 6
Carer Club Employes Union
Freder
Derick D. Eyster Jr
Frederick
National
Potomac Guardsmen
Negro Synod
College
Fred S. Bushmeyer
Slot Court Opens Arguments on Potomac Slot Ban
Circuit Court in Leonardtown hears whether Maryland law banning Potomac River slot machines is constitutional. Judge Dorsey had issued a May injunction. today the AG seeks to dissolve it while pier operators challenge the law’s authority and scope. The case likely advances to the Court of Appeals.
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Leonardtown
Potomac River
General Assembly
Philip C. Dorsey
John B. Gray Jr
Maryland
Potomac
Virginia
St. Mary’s
Charles
Paul J. Bailey
St. Mary‘s County
William Sterling
Stedman Prescott Jr
Court of Appeals
Freestone Point
McKeldin
Bulganin Undergoes Surgery Says Khrushchev
In Moscow Khrushchev reports former premier Nikolai Bulganin has had a serious operation and expects to return to work in a week. He denies rumors that Bulganin Malenkov or Suslov were downgraded. Suslov is on vacation at the Black Sea and Malenkov remains active.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikitai Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Georgi
Malenkov
Mikhail A. Suslov
Suslov
Black Sea
Malenkoy
Wet Weekend Weather Prospects Improve Across Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread damp weather with warnings of tornadoes and severe storms in Kansas Missouri and Illinois. A tornado injured three in La Center Kentucky near the Illinois border as heavy rains hit Missouri Iowa Illinois and Indiana flooding risks rise along the Wabash River. Showers extend from the Northwest to the Great Lakes with Texas Florida and the Atlantic coast experiencing warm humid conditions.
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Associated Press
Sec
Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
la Center
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Wabash River
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Texas
Florida
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
South Atlantic
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures likely to run four to five degrees above normal with a warm weekend and cooler next week. Thunder showers possible Saturday and Sunday and again midweek with rainfall around 0.5 to 0.75 inch. Daytime highs 77 to 84, lows from Garrett County to 60 to 66 elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Sds
Garrett County
City Ends Year With 235000 Dollar General and Water Funds Surplus
Frederick reports a net budget surplus of 208,500.86 in the general fund and 26,964.65 in the water and sewer fund for the year ended December 31 1957. Revenue exceeded estimates by 242, or about 1,250,953.94 total receipts against 1,025,571 expected. Expenditures totaled 1,042,453.08 leaving a general fund surplus of 208,560.86 and a water fund surplus of 26,964.65. The auditor recommends accrual accounting and stronger internal controls.
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General Fund
Maryland
Boeing
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Safety
Department of Parks
Water Department
Banks Begin Early Friday Hours In Frederick
Frederick city banks will open at 6 p m and close at 6 30 p m on Fridays starting tonight changing from the previous 6 30 p m to 9 p m schedule. The move affects all four banks in the city aiming to shorten Friday night hours.
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Frederick City
Glee School Ends Year With Report Card Farewell
Glee Elementary School wrapped up the term this afternoon as students collected report cards. Miss Dorothy Photo By Frank Neefer Putman documented the moment as the tradition concluded.
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Ick Elementary School
Dorothy
Frank Neefer Putman
Non-Superstitious Group Dismisses 13th Friday Meeting
In ChicagoAP a non superstition group meets for the first time since last Friday the 13th at 5 13 p m to 7 13 p m under umbrellas in groups of 33 They will break 13 mirrors walk under ladders and pet a black cat to shun superstition Also AP reports Anton William Tony Wurzer 53 longtime Buffalo Evening News sports reporter died Thursday of a heart attack
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Chicago
Phooey
Anton W. Wurzer
Buffalo
N. Y
Anton William
Tony) Wurzer
The
Buffalo Evening News
Sultry Friday 13th Weather Looms Over County
Humidity tops 80 percent as 9 a.m. readings show heat and scattered thundershowers forecast for evening. Temps remain high with a 70s to 90s range. lightning bugs reported, beetle nuisance expected with July-like conditions and county agent noting requests for grub control dust but no beetle emergence confirmed.
Social Security System Pays Out More Than It Takes In
The Social Security trust funds show a rare annual outflow exceeding tax income due to increases in benefit payments amid recession. Trustees warn the long term balance remains, with a projected five year fund decline but a later rise expected as new recipients and early retirement patterns shift.
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Washington (Ap
Ais Trustbeg
Survivors Insurance Trust
Twenty five Science Students Set for Three Day Meet
Twenty five outstanding high school science students will meet for three days starting June 20 at Western Maryland College. They will be hosted by a group of prominent medical scientists.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Scientists to host weekend for students on Westminster campus
Drs Leonard Seherlis Theo dore Woodward from University of Maryland Dr William Milner Vernor Mountcastle Wilbur Mattison William Kouwenhoven of Johns Hopkins and Francis Chinard of Baltimore City Hospitals join a “Weekend with Scientists” sponsored by Maryland Heart Association Education Committee. Ten students from Baltimore City and Anne Arundel counties attend informal talks about science careers while two children were treated after a two-vehicle collision on Catoctin avenue.
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Westminster
Leonard Seherlis
Theodore Woodward
University of Maryland
William 8. Milner
Vernor Mountcastle
Wilbur Mattison
William Kouwenhoven
Johns Hopkins University
Francis P. Chinard
Baltimore City Hospitals
The
Heart Assn. of
Maryland
Catoctin Avenue
South Jefferson Street
I John F. Moody
D. Mark ‘Moody
East 15Th Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mark Moody
Winifred Dr. Milner
IE. Moody
Heart Assn
Caiocucation Committee
Baltimore
West Second Street
City
Anne Arundel
Dr. Milner
Maryland lawmakers urged to act quickly on unemployment extension
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Legislature was to approve a 13 week extension of unemployment benefits and take up other matters during a special session. Gov McKeldin urged prompt action to authorize the Department of Employment Security to extend benefits by 50 percent while avoiding political distractions. He warned lawmakers to focus on the task ahead.
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Annapolis
Maryland
McKeldin
Department of Employment Security
Senate
House
Bicheldin
Anne Arundell County
del Lewis S.tawney
Anne Arundel
Sen
James
D-Harford
Baltimore City
Wreck of Stolen Car Leaves Two Hurt in Maryland
A car reported stolen from Washington careened off Maryland 260 near Chesapeake Beach Calvert County and rolled over multiple times. Prisoner Ronald Francis Jacobs 22 in critical condition. passenger Alice Rose McClendon 815 I St N W also in critical condition at Calvert County Hospital. Jacobs escaped from Lorton Reformatory Friday during a movie viewing with five other inmates.
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Prince Frederick
API
Lorton
Ronald Francis Jacobs
Calvert County Hospi Ial
Alice Rose McClendon
I St. N. W
Washington
Girard S
Maryland
Chesapeake Beach
Calvert County
Tacobs
Lorton Belt
Taxpayers in Baltimore warned about duplicate overpayment credit
Baltimore taxpayers who filed 1958 estimated income tax returns properly received a second quarterly bill with Publication 5691. The notice states the overpayment credit was counted twice and instructs ignoring Publication 5691 while keeping the bill.
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Baltimore
The
Revenue Service
Boy Loses Hand In Classroom Firecracker Incident
An 11 year old student suffered the loss of his left hand when a large firecracker he was attempting to make exploded in a classroom. Investigators said the incident occurred Thursday amid a school setting.
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New York
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