Knife Threat Near Hagerstown Home Involving Two Juveniles
Two white youths aged 14 and 15 were arrested after one entered the kitchen of Mrs. Roy Baker in Frederick and threatened her with a paring knife demanding car keys. Police cordoned West Patrick Street, found a lead pipe on one boy, and both were detained on car theft and tag theft charges. Mrs. Baker was unharmed.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Corp
William A. Boone
William Mutchner
West Patrick Street
Roy Baker
Norva Avenue
Piercedi Bates
Kline Boulevard
U. S. Bureau of Prisons
Trac
New Jersey
City Mission
Jane
Charles V. Maine
W. R. Hinshaw
Ben Phebus
Sergis
Norman Dietz
Ellis Carty
Monocacy Village
Frederick Firemen Delegates Travel to State Convention
Delegates from Frederick fire companies departed for Ocean City for a three day State Firemen convention session. The Junior Fire Company will march in Friday’s parade. Delegates include Independents and Uniteds with named members listed.
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Frederick
Ocean City
Paul B. Rhoads Jr
Lester Baker
Russell Rinehart
Gus’ Draper
William Stan
Construction of New Prisons Recommended in Maryland
A Maryland report by Sanford Bates urges building three new institutions to ease prison and work camp crowding. The Self Survey Commission reviewed the plan, disclosed yesterday by a Baltimore Sun source.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Sanford Bates
Maryland Self-Survey Commission
Baltimore Sun
16 Now Dead In Collapse Of New Bridge
A bridge collapse near Burrard Inlet killed at least sixteen workers and left two missing with twenty two injured during the Second Narrows Bridge failure. Rescue teams worked as sections fell 200 feet into the tidal inlet in Vancouver British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B. C
North
Don Mitchell
Bill Hallman
Second Narrows
Dominion Bridge Co
Robert Bonner
Sherwood] Lett
British Columbia Supreme Court
Jail Term For Motor Violations
Preston Eugene Drummitt of Military Road, age 20, was sentenced by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. to a total of 105 days in jail and $300 in fines after pleading guilty to three motor vehicle violations including operating on a suspended license, operating under the influence, and reckless driving. The case stemmed from a June 7 truck crash on Linganore Road.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Preston Eugene Drummitt
Military Road
Robert Efford
Crummitt
Linganore
Effera
Cruramitt
Efford
Department of Motor
Vehicles
Howard E. Lee
West Church Street
Grove
Lee
Albion B. Collinus
Emmett R. Bowlus
Stull
Sheffield
Benjamin Franklin Harvey
Los Angeles
Calif
Harvey
Frederick County lawyers urge court house space overhaul
A Frederick County Bar Association committee urged the Board of County Commissioners to move the Roads Board and Planning and Zoning offices out of the Court House to relieve crowded conditions on the second floor. They cited a crowded law library, nonlawyers using the library lounge, and missing books. Officials discussed adding a floor to the Roads Board building or moving offices to Winchester Hall, with costs and space needs to be analyzed.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Roads Board J
Planning and Zoning Commission
Court House
Delbert S. Null
Roads Board
East Church Street
Planning and Zoning Board
Winchester Hall
Law Library
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Alton ¥. Bennett
W. Jerome Offutt
Null
Smiths
Record Street
Schnauffer
Law
Old Court House
Rockville
Water Well Wish Echoes Across Tulsa Drilling Scene
A Tulsa resident jokes about preferring a water well as oil seeps into a backyard. The odd discovery triggers excitement among drillers and neighbors, while local reactions mix humor and concern.
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Tulsa
Okla
George Sharp
Engineer urges focus on improving this planet with toolkit
A speaker advocates concentrating on fixing Earth first, urging use of a practical toolkit to improve the current world rather than exploring distant planets. The call underscores prioritizing immediate planetary problems.
Payments Extension Begin Soon
The Temporary Unemployment Compensation Program extends benefits by 13 weeks in Maryland starting Thursday. Miss Alayetta Hershberger announced details for potential claimants and noted about 18,000 in the state have exhausted previous benefits. Eligible claimants must be unemployed on or after June 19 and meet other criteria. Claims are filed at the Department of Employment Security in the Masonic Temple, with backdated benefits possible to June 19.
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Maryland
Hershberger
Department of Employment Security
Masonic Temple
West Church Street
Armed Forces
Associated Press
Frederick County
Moore Firm Receives Thurmont Legion Citation
The Maurice American Legion honors Moore Business Forms for veteran employment. Beverley Moore plant manager accepts at a Thurmont ceremony with 75 attendees. The Maryland award notes 75 percent of Moore's 9,000 male staff are veterans and highlights its Thurmont and Snow Hill plants since 1950.
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Veterans Commission
Maurice American Legion
Beverley
Moore
Elmira
N_ Y
Snow Hill
Tuesday Hill
Edwin C. Creeger
Thrumont
Maryland
Grafton Lee Brown
American Legion
Department’ of Maryland
Brown
Robert K. Danner
Local Legion Awards Moore Business Forms for Veterans Support
John R. Sloan presented the annual Citation to Moore Business Forms Inc. of Thurmont and Snow Hill for exemplary veterans employment in Maryland. Attendees included Rep. Hyde and Governor Schaefer’s aide. Thurmont officials lauded the firm’s community support. Barley crop in Frederick County reported combined early. wheat nearing dough stage as showers threaten haymaking. Japanese beetles seen. temperatures expected to rise after a cool night.
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Sloan
Legion
Moore Business Forms, Inc
Thurmont
Snow Hill
Maryland
Moore
Ross V. Smith
Edwood Bi
Ray Weddie
Thurnmont
Thurmont Bank
David Stirling
John R Routh
Clare Maleson
Moore Barness Farms
Richard C Manning
Frederick County
Kenneth Shiffler
Five Day Forecast and Warmer Temperatures Across Regions
Cypriots blame Nicosia as another Greek property burns amid union sparking tensions. AP reports scattered thundershowers Friday with rainfall under one fourth inch. weekend looks fair with warmer Thursday and cooler weekend. Washington notes defense plans seek reforms. temperatures near 70s to mid 80s across regions. Market shows irregular trading. Berlin reports U S East Germany talks deadlocked over nine imprisoned soldiers.
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Associated Press
McElroy
Washington
Eisenhow
Pentagon
Company roots in Lisse to Niagara Falls plant growth
The firm began in Lisse and shifted manufacturing to Niagara Falls New York. By late 1957 it employed 8,733 people across 29 plants plus administrative and sales offices.
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Lisse
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Eisenhower defends Adams I need him as top aide
President Eisenhower defended Sher idan Adams calling him prudent yet essential to his White House team. He rejected firing Adams and praised his integrity while noting Adams admitted imprudence in relations with Bernard Goldfine. The briefing touched Hungary Lebanon and a congressional probe.
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WEA
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Sheridan Adams
Aews
House
Gov
Congressional Committee
Gov. Adams
Hungary
Imre Nagyi
Pal 'Maleter
Free World
Soviet Union
Lebanon
United States
iHe
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
U.N
Goldfine
Boston
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal Trade Commission
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Charles F. Bell
Albert Walsh
Lewis Esterly Sr
Harry Danger
Grayson Abrecht
Uniteds
W- Bartgis Storm
W_ Verl Forney
Charles E. Miller
Rodney Shankle
Robert Shankle
Arthur G. Stryne
Joseph Hooper
Charles Hahn
John Franklin Miller
Edward Blumenauer
Bar Assn
B.C
Bruce E. Diehl
California
U. S. 40
Edwin Leitch
France
State Industrial Accident Commission
William M. Storm
Amos — A. Holter
John Fitzpatrick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Holden S. Felton
Thomas S. Glass
Parisapi
Charles de Gaulle
Hoan
L. Johnson
Thes
National Assn
Ceeper
Warloos
Sherman Adams
Moore Firm
John R. Sloan
The
John E. Verral
Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
New York
Berlin
East Germany
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