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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1950
Page
3
Frederick High announces the honor roll for the past term with twelve top students achieving A averages. The list includes Class 12 C Joan Clay Edna Ke Maisel Ritter Kathryn Inmerman and many more across classes from 9 to 12.
A fragmented listing of contestants by district letters includes numerous names such as H-Delmar Rippeon Nancy Cornell Thelma Kinna Margaret Schaeffer 10 J-Paul Kemp 9 A-Jack Burger Edwin Deister Jack Schrodel Libby Boyer Patty Brice Helen Hall Dorothy Hoffman Barbara Kaufman 8 B- Gary Angleberger Lee Kefauver Leon Masser Betty Buscher Dorothy Putman Dianne Schnauffer Barbara Thomas 9 C-John Chambers David Glick Carlos Gosnell George Hodges Cathy Lawson Eugene Martz Shirley Crawford Shirley Gaver Annete Powell 9 D-Maxwell Day Elsie Biddinger Virginia Boyer Emily Plunkard 9 E-Larry Bussard Shirley Brachey Alice Fogle Doris Moore Margaret Saylor LaRue Schwearing Delores Sigafoose Harriet Windsor F-Shirley Geisbert Barbara Long 9 G-Robert Butler Robert Cline James Krantz Thomas Stockman 9 H-Eugene Carpenter Peggy Burdette Jean Clark Virginia Gouker Helen Hoffman Shirley Kirby Mary Leatherman Grace Zimmerman 9 J-Marjorie Fisher Mildred Jenkins Gwynn Kipp Barbara Miller Shirley Wallick Martha Woerner 9 K-Marian England Walter Shaw Dickie Stull Robert Eaves
William A. Tyler Jr., 18, Negro, goes on trial in District Court for murder in the Lansburgh and Brothers department store slayings of guards Oliver Hess and John Carpenter on April 7. Tyler faces seven counts, jury of 12 selected after vetting 140 veniremen. judge seeks psychiatric evaluation to determine mental derangement. Police say he confessed. he was a former store handyman and was arrested after beating and robbing a pharmacist who recognized him.
A Federal grand jury in New York found no evidence of DOJ malfeasance or delays in the Amerasia documents probe, but called for a full public report on prosecutions and on secret FBI seized records. Four of six defendants were dropped. Philip Jaffe paid a 2500 dollar fine, Emanuel Larsen 500 dollars, jury also criticized paper-security practices.
A special panel praised the Federal Administrative Law group for exposing the theft from government departments but blasted espionage laws as riddled with loopholes. It said different prosecution outcomes would have occurred if the procedures used in the Amerasia case had been in place.
Bryant T. McCall of Washington lost in Hyattsville Police Court as he sought a Maryland State Trooper charged with speeding. McCall was fined 10 dollars plus costs on his speeding charge while alleging Trooper J FP Martinuk exceeded the 30 mile limit escorting him from Laurel Justice to the Hyattsville station. The judge, Arthur P. Owens, dismissed the charge against Martinuk after McCall claimed the speedometer was defective.
Finland, which has never defaulted on its World War I debt to the United States, made another payment of 159,619.74 dollars. Of this amount 124,792.50 dollars is interest, leaving the total remaining debt to the United States at 7,757,129.46 dollars, according to the Treasury.
A collision near Glen Rock in Southern York County left an 18 month old girl, Mary Alice Herbst, dead after being thrown from her father’s lap during the crash. Her parents, Albert and Mary Herbst, of Laverne California, were hospitalized in York in satisfactory condition. James H. Mensley of Brodbeck Pennsylvania drove the other car and was uninjured. State Police noted the vehicle entered from a dirt road.
Fire crews from Junior Burmper United Rescue and Citizens bhook responded to a fire alarm at 8 o clock Thursday evening at the home of Dr F D Worth on Hosemont Avenue. A small blaze in the kitchen was extinguished before the firemen arrived. Three arrests for disturbing the peace followed that night, Grace y King Geraldine Thompson and Henrietta Thompson all residents of 108 Sty Street, each posting $250 collateral. Arrests were made by Officers Trump Boone and Bopst.
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