Emmitsburg Car Truck Crash Heard In Circuit Court
In a morning jury hearing before Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauf fer the May 8 1959 collision at the square Emmitsburg a Kelly Pie Company tractor trailer and a car driven by Lumen F Norris faced conflicting accounts. Norris said the light was green when he entered the intersection Gerald Taylor the truck driver claimed the light was red then yellow then green and that he did not speed. Witnesses described green signals and 6 foot skid marks while Norris business ties and local officials testified about the scene and timing.
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Emmitsburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Kelly Pie Company
Lumen F. Norris
Gur
Williar W. Wenner
Richard F. Zimmerman
U.S
Nor Robert E. Clapp
Norris
Main Street
Gerald Taylor
RFD 5
Frederick
Taylor
York
Wilbur Kline
Kelly Company
Ellen Groffley
Mr. St. Marys
Crum Family Named Maryland Master Farm Family
The Crum family near Harmony Grove, operating 730 acres and 220 dairy cows, is selected as one of Maryland’s Master Farm Families for 1957. The award cites excellent dairy herd management, soil enrichment, and careful records. The operation includes 156 acres on the home farm with 85 Holstein cows, plus rented farms with 55 and 20 cows. The Crums use five tractors and other equipment, emphasize soil care, and work with extension services.
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Pat Soseneranty
Bruce E. Crem
Harmony Grove
Crum
George Stauffer
Glade Valley
Maryland
Robert
Willam
Crums
Crim
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Whipley Convicted of Assault and Property Destruction
Magistrate’s Court convict Whipley of assault battery trespass and destruction of property for threats to wreck Green Valley Inn. Restitution set and penalties up to 435 days in jail or 225 dollars fine. Also Sims ordered held for grand jury after admitting theft from a janitor. robbery charge tied to Rockville area.
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James L. Whipley
Green Valley Inn
Edward D. Storm
Charles Sims
Ridgeville
Bondon Sims
Samuel Oden
Frederick
Whipley
Rockville
Oden
Whitby
Whipby
Whinly
Joan Matthews
Kenneth Custer
Custer
Matthews
Sims
Joe Gallen
Melvin Martin
Howard
Martin
Gallen
Maryland Senate panel to hold public hearings on unemployment
Maryland legislators announced a three city review of unemployment compensation operations. Hearings will be June 29 in Baltimore, June 30 in Frederick, and July 1 in Salisbury. Public input will be welcomed as officials compile a report for the Legislative Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Robert B. Kimble
Maryland Employment Security Department
Legislative Committee
Iask
Legislative Council
City Hall
Baltimore
Markus
Baltimore Evening Sun
Three Safety Trophies Awarded at Lime Kiln Plant
Guciais of the Lime Kiln plant of Alpha Portland Cement Co received three national safety awards for an outstanding local plant safety record. A $5,000 building fund gift to Frederick Memorial Hospital was presented by Robert S. Gerstell, with W. Jarboe Grove receiving on the hospital’s behalf. Cosgrove accepted the Mammoth 7,000 pound trophy for the plant, and a safety certificate was presented to the Lime Kiln Quarry, with officials including Lucius Lily and Paul US attending. Local dignitaries and plant officials filled the ceremony, held on the plant grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissie Kilby
Rita Hoot
Lucius Liliy
Ivan F. le Gore
National Safety Council
PCA
Paul US
Bureau of Mines
Howard Riefenstahl
Alpha Portland
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's
Carrollton Manor
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick
Delbert S. Null
Frank Camazo
Alpha
Daniel L. Ziegler
Rutherford Brown
Washington
State of Maryland
Murray L. Schuster
Margaret Kimble
Department of Labor and Industry
William F. Reindollar
John M. Brown
Division of Occupational Health
Joseph A. Haller
River Conditions Update
River readings show Monocacy at Buckeystown muddy and flush while Potomac at Point of Rocks is muddy and full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Potomac
Eisenhower vows U S defense pledge for Philippines
Manila reports President Eisenhower promised the United States would defend the Philippines instantly against any armed attack. In a final communique with President Carlos P Garcia he said any attack would be repelled, a major gain sought by Philippine leaders during his 22 day visit.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Philippines
Japan
Carlos P. Garcia
Eienhower
Philippine
Hisenhower
China
U.S
Peiping
White House
Carroll Street Bridge Replacement Bids Sought
The City Engineer’s office invites bids by July 5 for removing the existing Carroll street bridge and building a new single span steel beam bridge over Carroll Creek with concrete abutments. Bids must include five percent bond, insurance, and may require prequalification. the city can waive informalities and award as it sees fit.
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Carroll Street
U.S
Aumer- Mayor's Office
Carroll Creek
Stormy weather damages farms in Frederick County region
Reports describe severe storms sweeping northern Frederick County and nearby areas. Damaged farms near Rocky Ridge seen with a moved dam, while two Sharrer structures caved in under stress. Weather Bureau forecasts more showers and cooler temperatures over the weekend.
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Aldane
Frederick County
Frederick
Cumberland
Lewistown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Ralph Keilholtz
Sharr
Apporez
Weather Bureau
Specialty issues gain ground amid uneven market
The stock market showed activity with specialty issues in the spotlight advancing while conservative stocks mostly declined. Trading remained brisk and Eisenhower's postponed trip to Japan did not alter the market's generally irregular tone.
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New York
Eisenhower
Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Cancels Eisenhower Visit Over Safety Fears
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi says he cannot guarantee President Eisenhower's safety amid violent leftist riots in Tokyo. Eisenhower, wrapping up a Manila trip, agrees to proceed with Formosa and Korea visits, while U S officials say the Korea trip may shift. Demonstrations continue as Kishi vows fast ratification of the security pact despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
St. Paul
Formosa
Hagerty
U. S
Seoul
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
Moscow
Peiping
Rishi
TOKYC
Manila
White House
Korea
Tokyo
Kishi
Tass
Kishi Govermment
Parliament Building
Dion
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Bruce “E. Crum
Katherine Crum
Frank J. Keefer
Bruce E. Crum
Clyde
Rear Harmony Grove
Ope
Som
Abled
Ike
Carroll St
State Roads Commission
Cag
Sbeipad