Two Charged In Robbery Arraigned In Court
Two of the five men charged with armed robbery at the Sparton Club faced arraignment before Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer. All five remain linked to a $8,000 plus heist. several defendants posted bonds while others await trial dates set for June 30 and July 20.
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Sparton
Sparton Club
Patrick M. Schnanner
Circuit Court
Schnauffer
Pond
Ailine
Charles Wills
Newark
N. J
Johnnie Douglas Boy Tar Har Abu Suleiman
Sparion Club
MD. 355
Joan Abbott Hanshew
Vernon Rose
Robert Lee Horn
Hagerstow
Chester C. Cummingham
Hagersams
Benjamin Campbell
Arlington
Boyd
Charles Robert Javes
Benjamin CG
James Charlies Toland
Willams
Glenn Crum
Chester V
Harris
Foreman
Daniel Fisher
Phillip P. Stanton
Stanton Palmer Spyder
Stanton
Farmers State Bank of
Emmitsburg
Michigan
Robert N. Russell
Car Runs Off Road Involving Mercury Injures Driver
A Baltimore man Melvin Turner of Patapsco Avenue was injured when his 3960 Mercury veered off a byway at about 2 am. He suffered facial abrasions and other injuries. damaged front estimated at 2900. Trooper Jack Frost reported Turner unable to be questioned after the crash near Jefferson Lutheran Church, with no other vehicles involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenck
E.uergency Room
Melvin Turner
Patapsco Avenue
Jack Frost
Turmer
Frost
Turner
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Wee Women These club books coming fast
A lively note on quick book acquisitions for a club, joking about needing speed reading to keep up with the rapid pace of new titles arriving for members. The remark captures a bustling pace and amused exasperation among readers.
Buckley Wins Senatorial Scholarship to Peabody Conservatory
Gray Buckley a senior at Frederick High School receives the Frederick County Senatorial Scholarship to the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore announced by State Senator Samuel W. Barrick. The award covers full tuition and is renewable yearly. Buckley also earns a teacher scholarship and has held drum major roles and band memberships.
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Gray Buckley
Frederick County
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Samuel W. Barrick
Buckley
Ald County
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Smith-Walbridge
Maryland Association
Frederick High School
Episcopal Young Churchmen
All Saints’ Episcopal Parish
Junior Civitans
MOKB
Oxford college offers pregnancy insurance to 200 women students
More than 200 female undergraduates at Somerville College Oxford received typewritten letters proposing a pregnancy insurance policy for five pounds per year. The plan promised secrecy and a 250 pound payout if pregnancy occurred, prompting officials to report the matter as a serious issue to proctors.
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Oxford
England
Somerville College
Duaie
Sita
Somerville
Proctors
University Police
Car Smashes Bridge Abutment Near Frederick
Anthony LaRosa Jr escaped unharmed after his 59 Ford hit a waist high bridge abutment on U S 15 north of Frederick. Trooper Leo Shank estimated 600 dollars in damage and charged the 43 year old Washingtonian with reckless driving. Trial date set for June 27.
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Anthony LaRosa Jr
Frederick
Muddy Creek
Hansonville
U.S. 15
LaRosa
Leo Shank
Shank
Airline pilots strike and FAA inspector dispute disrupts Eastern Pan Am flights
Eastern Air Lines pilots resumed work but with limited operations as a 10 day stoppage winds down and Pan Am faces flight disruptions. Both carriers protest FAA rules requiring an inspector in the cockpit behind the pilot. Pan Am reports many flight crews calling in sick amid the dispute. A third carrier faces a separate wage dispute with the ALPA threatening a strike at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Boston
New Orleans
Chicago
Miami
Pan Am
Pan Ar
Federal Aviation Agency
Nati
At Line Pilots Assn
Algerian Rebels Offer to Send Premier to Paris
The Algerian rebel government in exile offered to send Premier Ferhat Abbas to Paris to discuss the revolt with the French government. Paris would only consider cease-fire, weapon disposition, and fighters' fate, with a referendum on Algeria's future possible only after a cease-fire. Abbas’s emissary would arrange the trip in response to De Gaulle's June 14 radio address.
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Paris
Ferhat Abbas
Abbas
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Com Tounique
de Gaulle
France
Johansson Patterson Weigh In For Bout
Ingemar Johansson the heavyweight champion weighed 190 pounds to Floyd Patterson's 182 as they prepare for the return title fight at Madison Square Garden tonight. Johansson previously outweighed Patterson by 14 pounds in the June rematch when he won on a stoppage after multiple knockdowns. Patterson's weight marks his heaviest career matchup, set after defeating Olympe Rademacher in Seattle last August.
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New York
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Floyd Patterson
Rock Centre
N.Y
Johansson
Patterson
Leftist Opposition Ramps Up Pressure Over Japan Pact Fight
In Tokyo， factions within Prime Minister Kishi's ruling party press for his resignation and delay of the U S security pact documents amid a national strike by Sohyo and protests led by Zengakuryo and other groups. Opposition Socialists threaten new obstacles as four party leaders urge delay until elections. The treaty proceeded to ratification at midnight despite protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo AP
Som Premer Nobusu de Servative
Japan
MHD
Kishi
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakurea Student Federation
United States
Ichiro Kono
Takeo Kenzo Matsumura
Tanzan Ishibashi
U.S. Senate
Middle Road
Liberal Democrat Party
Hayato Ikeda
Bamboku Ono
Ing. Make Up
Fourteen 4 H Champions Named In District Contest
The district 4 H contest at Flintstone High School Allegany county selected 15 champions to advance to the state fair at Timonium. Competitors from Garrett Washington Allegany Frederick and Carroll counties demonstrated in clothing home furnishings table setting baking general foods poultry and other project areas. Judges included Mrs Jacquelyn Larsen and county home economics teachers. Notable winners included Dianne Hall Doris Dorrell Mertha Cline Sarah Sue Ahait Dianne Singer Jean Messer Sarah King JoAnne King Catherine Stambaugh JoAnne King Cindy Wirts Buckeye Town winner Theresa Buckeystown and Cherry Pie winner Martha Sawyer.
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AEY
Uals
Flintstone High School
Allegany County
Timonium
Garrett
Washington
Allegany
Frederick
Carroll
Jacquelyn Larsen
General
Cindy Wirts
Big Star
Buckeystown
Fisherman Drops Trout in Court House Fountain
A fisherman dumped a trout into the fountain bowl at the Court House. The custodian discovered the fish this morning while feeding the gold fish in the fountain bowl. The future of the trout remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erman
Court House
Pa i Court House
Summer Brings In Official Start Amid Weather Warnings
Summer officially begins at 5:43 am as forecasts call for cloudiness and a low 60s to upper 50s with May-like winds. The past week saw two strong storms with high winds and lightning, wreckage, and a loud spectacle. Weather expected to stay partly cloudy and showery through midweek with cooler springs noted in records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Rockefeller to Lead Nationwide GOP Campaign Tour
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller announced he would conduct a nationwide tour to back Republican candidates in the November election. He said the effort aims to rally party support and energize voters across the country.
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Rochester
Nelson AL. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Eight Die in Maryland Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports eight fatalities across Maryland from boating and vehicle incidents. Rose Felda, 81, of Deer Park died after being struck at a grade crossing by an eastbound coal train. Vernon Mitchell, 29, of Essex and Max McDaniels, found dead after a Chesapeake Bay boating mishap, likely throttle trouble. Other victims include Beverly Jones, James Leak, FBI agent Howard Meyers, Stewart Murray, and Sonja Acher in separate accidents across Cecil, Baltimore, and surrounding counties.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Garrete County
Baltimore and
Ohio
Deer Park
Rose Felda
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Oakland
Felda
Chesapeake Bay
Middle River
Vernon L. Mitchell
Essex
Max McDan
Beverly Anne Jones
Hacks Point
Cecil County
Union Hospital
Elkton
James Leak
Baltimore
Howard Alexander Meyers
FBI
Arlington
Transquaking River
Cambridge
Stewart Murray
Negra
Sonja Acher
Essington
Elk Neck State Park
Fined $15 In Auto Crash
In Magistrate court a rear end collision on Route 15 near Heart of Maryland Tavern involved Oscar William Moore of Brunswick and Robert Franklin Harding of Lewistown. Moore was found guilty of failure to yield right of way and fined $15 plus costs. Harding was found not guilty on a charge of aiding after the accident.
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Oscar William Moore
Brunswick
Heart of Maryland Tavern
Route 15
Robert Franklin Harding
Lewistown
Moore
Harding
Gibert Austin Stitely
North Wisner Street
Rivers
Byron Thomason
Frederick
Stitely
Thompson
YMCA Names Merrill Groelle New General Secretary
The YMCA selects Merrill E. Groelle to succeed Alvin G. Quinn as general secretary. Groelle, 41, previously Associate Executive Director of the Greater Providence YMCA, begins official duties July 15 after Quinn retires June 15. He has held leadership roles in Providence and Canton branches and serves on multiple local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Tod
Alvin G. Quinn
Merrill E. Groelie
Greater Providence
R. I
Groelle
Joseph D. Baker
Groetle
Quinn
Greene
University of Wisconsin
George Willams College
Chicago
Sherman
Cal
Groelie
Boys Central
Providence Association
Appleton
Providence
Eisenhower Ends Far East Tour After Japan Skipped
President Eisenhower completed a Far Eastern tour with stops in Korea and Formosa amid large crowds. He skipped Japan due to left wing rioting, urged Korean leaders to pursue true democracy, and pledged prudent use of U.S. aid while at Wake Island en route home.
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Washington
Whi! House
Eisenhower
Far East
Wake Island
SEOCL
South Korea
Honeluu
Japan
United States
Huh Chung
Seoul International
Formosa
Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
Seongmanh Rhee
Korean National Assembly
Secu
Child suffers 412 stitches from propeller accident in Maryland
A two year old Woodland Beach boy received 412 stitches in his right thigh and arm after being pulled against the propeller of an outboard motor near a South River boat operated by Melvin Glover of Belisville. Police said waves drew him toward the propeller and he was treated and released from Anne Arundel General Hospital.
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Edgewater
Woodland
Lester Pearson
South River
Melvin Glover
Belisvle
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Senate Democrats Push Tax Changes for Revenue
Senate Democrats push amendments to wartime tax measures to raise about two billion dollars by curbing loopholes. Proposals include repealing the 4 percent dividend tax credit, withholding on dividends, cutting the depletion and entertainment deductions, and limiting business expenses. Senate debates stretched into long sessions with limited votes as they race before the convention.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Elennower
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
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Peabody
A W. Gray Buckley
Airline Operations Limited
Pan American
Dianne
Ahal
West Frederick
Middletown
Wall Club
Frank J. Koefer
Merrili
EL Groelle
Honolulu
Potomac
Man
Democrats
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