Grand Jury Indicts Five Troops For Spartan Robbery
A grand jury returned ten indictments including five armed robbery counts against five men charged with robbing the Spartan Club. Victims named include John Abbott Hanshew and Chester Cinton Cunningham, with losses totaling about 3850. Other indicted individuals face charges in separate cases including burglary and fraud. The docket covers cases from Frederick and Baltimore counties with multiple defendants held on bond.
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Spartan Club
Jesse B. Anders
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Quintette
Charles Williams
Newark
Charles Robert Graves
East Iron
N. J
Johnnie Douglas Boyd
Eas Tar
U. S. 240
John Abbott Hanshew
Martinsburg
Wiliam Vernon Rose
Angelo Charles Rabasco
Hagerst
Hagerstown
Chester Cinton Cunningham
Toland
Graves
Frederick County
Wiliams
Boyd
Greif
James L Morgan
RFP
Taneytown
William Alphonse Harris
al Saints Street
Thomas Bernard Foreman
Rob
Dennis Wayne Keller
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Emering
Ferce
Cinter
Dani
Kennedy Says Summit Failured on Obsolete U S Policies
Sen. John F. Kennedy argues the Paris summit collapsed due to obsolete U S policies and weak top leadership. He accuses Khrushchev of wrecking the talks while stating the real test is who can mobilize America’s resources to defend freedom. Kennedy contrasts himself with Nixon on experience and resolve.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate
Esenhauer
Paris
Massachusetts
Nixon
Hkhrushchev
Kimishchev
W Ho
America
Freedom
Rainy June Forecast Promises More Showers
A half inch of rain drenched the county since Monday with more showers expected in the coming days. June so far has been wet, nearing half the month with total rainfall around .69 inch in two days, while normal June rainfall is 3.96 inches. The weather bureau notes historic low June records and suggests continued unsettled skies with possible thunderstorms and mild temperatures.
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Weather Bureau
Mars
Sol
Wee Women In The Book Are Homely Says Author
A quoted line from the work describes a character as homely, reflecting the author’s tone. The brief note records a remark about appearance and characterization.
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You and I
Oil Tank Explodes at Valvoline Refinery
An explosion in a large tank at the Valvoline Refinery Co. in Freedom Pennsylvania sparked a blaze that burned thousands of gallons of oil. Flames threatened eight other tanks as firefighters used chemicals and built roadside dikes to prevent spread. No injuries were reported. multiple volunteer departments joined the company crew in fighting the fire.
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Freedom. Pa
Valvoline
Iodev
Only Two Flags Displayed Here
Flags stood on West Second Street in front of the Elks Home and on East Patrick Street in front of Schroeder's and the Snow White Grill for Flag Day observances. Tourists may recall Barbara Fritchie’s tale as the Jedec Confederate march past is debated. In Poland, a Dunajec River capsize killed eighteen students aged 13 to 18, a teacher, and two boatmen, with five children saved.
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Almos
West Second Street
Elks Home
East Patrick Street
Schroeder
Barbara Fritchie
Crown Warsaw
Dunajec
Poland
Zycia Warszawy
Census Figures To Be Released In Late Summer
George R. Hughes closes shop after completing Sixth Congressional District census work. Over 15,000 pounds of mail moved out, forms sent to Philadelphia, with officials expected to finish by August and release population and living standard data. About 200 local residents worked this census.
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Eorge R. Hughes
Sor Hughes
Sixth Congressional District
Cumberland
Jeffersonville
Ind
Philadelphia
Hughes
Frederick City
Lovelace Named State County Commissioners Executive Secretary
Robert Lovelace, government specialist, is named executive secretary of the State Association of County Commissioners. He will also lecture at the University of Maryland and coordinate among counties, with offices on campus. The appointment follows a selective process from 40 applicants. Lovelace will be introduced to counties June 27 in Baltimore.
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Robert Lovelace
State Association of County Commoners
Delbert &. Nall
Lovelace
Null
Board of County Commissioners
University of Maryland
Frederick County
State County Commissioners Association
National Association of County Officials
State Association
Nuli
State Organization
Baltimore
Association
County Commissioners Organization
A. Grant Hooper
Hooper
Maryland
University of Connecticut
University of Kansas
Darren
Robin 6
Larke
Carnegie
University of Kan
Parking Not Acute In Frederick, Burall Study Finds
Alderman William B. Burall reports downtown parking is not as severe as some fear. He credits southward lots for solving Church street southward, urges attention to area between Second and Fourth streets, and notes the advisory approach over a Parking Authority. Parking meters since 1906 have yielded $663,306.75 through 1959, supporting the budget.
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Bob Harper
Frederick
William B. Burall
Burall
Church Street
Second
Fourth Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Burail
Burali
Parm
Elgin Hemp
Civ
South Court Street
Frenzied Manila Welcome for Eisenhower on Asian Tour
Nearly 1.2 million Filipinos packed Manila streets to greet President Eisenhower as he began a 10 day Asian trip. President Garcia hailed the U S ally and peace drive while the crowd pressed crowds waved flags and shouted Mabuhay as the president waved from the motorcade.
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Manila
Eisenhower
India
Philippines
Carlos F. Garcia
Free World
Garcia
U.S
Asia
United States
Anchorage
Alaska
Wake Island
Clark Air Force Base
New Delhi
Dewey B
Mania
PI YS
Yorktown
St Paul
Fermo
Farewell Reception Honors Rev Hall at Calvary Church
More than 300 members and friends of Calvary Methodist attended a farewell reception for Rev Dr and Mrs E William Hall as he departs to Woodside Methodist in Silver Spring. Rev Ralph M Sharpe will become the new Calvary minister and deliver his first sermon Sunday.
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Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
Hall
Woodside Methodist Church
Silver Spring
Ralph M. Sharpe
C. Grayson Stevens
Stevens
E. R. Pearl
John P. Engelbrecht
Dr. Hall
Western Maryland College
Iivng Ins
Local Administrator Lovelace Dies in State Service
Lovelace, a former Municipal Technical Advisory Service consultant from Knoxville, Tennessee, is remembered for guiding state urban projects. He authored government reports and manuals used by students and consultants and advised cities statewide on municipal issues.
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Sas
Lovelace
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennesse
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