Three Children Placed Under CAS Care After Fatal Crash
The court heard that three children of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walter were entrusted to the Children’s Aid Society after the parents and pilot Dwayne Keller were killed in a single engine plane crash near Sewanee Tennessee. Brice Hopkins spoke for the Pattersons family while Mr. Keller and the Walters’ kin agreed to keep the siblings together under guardianship and a trust plan for the inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bi. Schnauffer
Roy Walter
Frederick County
Childrens Aid Soci
Schnai
Schnauffer
Russell Keller
Middletown
Wil
Kellers
Pattersons
Walter
Keller
Brice Hopkins
Schnaufer
Goodlee Byron
Two Named To Welfare Board Appointments for six years announced
Dr A Talbott Brice of Jefferson pan and Mrs Fred J Ward of Woodsboro join the Frederick County Board of Welfare to fill expired terms of Joseph D Baker and Mrs W Cash Smith. Brice, a Kiwanis member and public service veteran, is a Memorial Hospital nurse. Ward, married to Middletown Elementary principal, is a Mercy Hospital nurse and Homemakers Club member with three children. Organizational meeting set for next week. Irvin Renn is an added county commissioner board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Talbott Brice
Jefferson Pan
Fred J. Ward
Liberty
Frederick County
Calvary Methodist Ward
Memorial Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Town Homemakers Club
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Middletown
Fred
William Ward
Frederick High School
Pat
Irvin Renn
Three Boys Guilty Of Property Destruction
Three teenagers from Wolfsville were found guilty in Magistrate Court of destroying property at a sawmill near Ellerton. Each was fined 25 dollars and given a six month suspended jail term. The case involved six boys leaving Ellerton in two cars and included testimony about knocking out saw teeth and a tractor damage claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Eugene Wolfe
Gene Grossnickle
Wolfsville
Wolfes
Grossnickle
Elvin Smith
Washington County
Smith
Mark Schroyer
Ellerton
G Fmill
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Trooner
Douglas Rogers
Rogers
Grossnickie
Charles Wolfe
Wolfe
Eugene
Rothenhoefer
Byron Thompson
Plot To Kill UAR Major Foiled
Damascus officials say United Arab Republic authorities foiled a plot to assassinate Maj. Gen. Ali Abu Nuwar, former Jordan army chief of staff and political refugee in Syria. A Jordan tribunal in absentia jailed Nuwar for plotting to kill Premier Haza Majali and King Hussein’s uncle in Amman in 1957. a Jordanian suspect, Mustaf Awad Elabiam, was arrested and confessed to being sent to kill Nuwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syna
United Arab Republic
Ali Abu Nuwar
Jordan Army
Syria
Nuwar
Haza Majali
Nasser Ben Jamil
Hussein
Amman
Mustaf Awad Elabiam
Mumps Epidemic Rumors Quashed By Health Officials
Westbrook residents heard rumors of a mumps epidemic but health records show only 13 to 14 cases since January with the last case in May. Pediatricians call the rise a typical seasonal fluctuation and deny any outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
A. Talbott Brice
Jenm
Health Department
Truck Skids Into Porch In Middletown Road Slippage Suspected
Slippery roads were blamed for two county accidents causing several thousand dollars in damage. In Middletown a 1955 Dodge driven by James Pitzer of Martinsburg skidded on Route 40A and hit Fred Huffer’s porch, damaging three posts and a window. Pitzer, 20, was injured and charged with speeding for conditions. A second wreck on Route 40 near Ridge Road involved a 1959 Mack tractor without a trailer driven by Edward Saboy of Baltimore, spinning after avoiding a passing car and striking a left embankment. no charges were filed. Both incidents were investigated by State Police and Officer Harry Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fred M. Huffer
James Roland Pitzer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pitzer
Huffer
Ridge Road
Edward Joseph Saboy
Baltimore
Saboy
Harry J. Frost
Alleged spy arrested in The Hague during student stay
Public prosecutor Jan C Maris ordered the arrest of Jan Smirnoff 32, a Russian registered as a student at the Hague Institute for Social Studies on espionage suspicions. Smirnoff's wife and child sought refuge in the Soviet Embassy. she is pregnant with a second child. The Soviet Embassy filed a protest with the Dutch government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Netherlands
Cap
Hague Institute For Social Studies
Jan C. Maris
Jan Smirnoff
Smirnoff
Eisenhower to rebut Red China claims on Far East tour
President Eisenhower plans a national TV and radio address after returning to Washington to rebut Red China assertions that his Far East tour failed. White House aides say he will cite gains despite Tokyo trip cancellation and discuss conclusions with Secretary of State Herter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Red China
Japan
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hawa
Orient
Christian A. Herter
Hagerty
Pines
China
Korea
Toxio
Nobusuke Ki
Tokyo
Herter
Congressional
Red China Radio
Peiping
Four Boys Catch Two Sharks In Excavation
Four boys in North Baltimore captured two three foot sand sharks with their bare hands in an underground stream formed pond. The mothers questioned the stunt but offered mixed explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry P. Kimball
Opposition To Treaty Fizzles In Tokyo Demonstration
A late day leftist rally in Tokyo dwindled from an expected 100000 to about 40000 as protesters shouted anti pact slogans and threatened actions against Prime Minister Kishi and officials. The U S Japan security treaty faced ratification after Senate approval with documents delivered secretly to Cabinet members and the Emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
United States
Japan
U.S. Senate
Senate
Eisenhower
Honolulu
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Aiichir Fujiamin
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
World War II Company A Vets to Hold 13th Reunion
World War II Company A veterans plan the 13th annual reunion in Frederick with registrations at 9 am at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Gen D John Markey and Col Elmer Munshower lead the honored list as war memories return and wives share social time before a 6 pm banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 03Th Infantry
Francis Scott Rev
Frederick
D. John Markey
Elmer F. Munshower
Arizona
Guy Anders
Mixed Market Tone as Stocks Slack in New York Trades
Activity waned for the second straight session in New York stocks with motors dipping while most chemicals rose moderately. Du Pont stood out by advancing, even as it slipped over two points on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Snow Ball Chairman Named for Hospital Benefit
Mrs. Arthur G. Schuettinger is named Snow Ball chairman for the Frederick Memorial Hospital auxiliary Christmas fundraiser to support the recovery room as part of a new building program. The announcement was made by auxiliary president Mrs. Chase C. Gove Jr. at Tuesday’s board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Schuettinger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Airs. Chase C. Gove Jr
New Market
Snow Ball
Walter Foster
Gove
Jennings Bailey Jr
Montgomery County
Ross V. Smith
Thurmont Aict
O'Neil Jenkins
Braddock Heights
Conrad Brieger Jr
Mt. Airy
Forrest White
Charles Walker
Grace Thomas
Donald Falconer
Schuelunger
Snow Ball Chan
Seven Year-Old Flies Alone Sends Postcard Home
In Dayton Ohio a seven year-old Fairborn boy makes his first solo plane trip and writes from his grandmother's house confirming the journey. He signs the note with love from Rickey and mentions someone threw up. The postcard shows a child's honest account of travel and family warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ghio AP
Fairborn
Rickey
Senate Approves U S Japan Security Treaty in Ratification
The Senate ratified the U S Japan security treaty by a large vote and only the exchange of ratification documents remains to make the 10 year pact effective. President Eisenhower will sign and documents will be exchanged after travel to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Japan
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
U.S
Hawaii
Bible Hour At Baltimore Synod Conference Explored John
The Baltimore Synod Conference at Hood College held a Bible hour led by Rev. Dr. Donald G. Miller with a report by Dr. Archibald S. Chalfant on expanding Synod services for families. Discussion covered Homes for the Aged, nurseries, and consultation services, plus a focus on John’s gospel showing Jesus as the son of God and Jewish origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Synod Conference
United Presbyterian Church At
Hood College
Donald G. Miller
Archibald S. Chalfanr
First Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Chalfant
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Dr. Miller
John
Jesus
God
U S launches twin satellites in one Thor-Able-Star flight
Cape Canaveral reports the United States achieved a space first by placing two satellites into orbit with a single Thor-Able-Star rocket. Transit TI-A and Transit ILA rode aloft as a piggyback pair, with orbit confirmation 142 hours after liftoff and signals streaming from both craft. The mission aims to support a global navigation network for ships, subs, and aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Air Force
Transit TI
America
Vanguard
Soviet Union
Seattle
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Navigat
Defense Department
Polariso Marines
Hal
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Welfare Board
Associated Press
West Geneva
Frank J. Keefer
UAR
Ike
Red
Kishi
W.W
Mrs. Schuettinger
Oslo
Norwegian Journal of Commerce and Shipping
Synod
RED Chinese
Madras
India
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