Five Years For Nursing Aide Accused Of Forging Checks
A former nursing home orderly, year old and now serving five years in the House of Correction, was found guilty of forging checks totaling about 5000 obtained between April 1957 and March 1958. Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer condemned the crime, noting the victim was a frail former patient in a Virginia hospital and that 821 checks were examined. The defendant Dobson admitted forging some checks, while denying others, and claimed the money was used for furniture after a fire at his home.
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House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Herman Joseph Dobson
Middle Alley
Dobson
W. C. Jones
Mr. Jones
Charles V. Main
Jones
Virginia
W. Bartsis Storm
Frederick
Main
Chief Main
E. Austin James
Samuel W. Barrick
Emmitsburg Woman Slightly Injured In Road Crash
Mrs Rachel Schindeldecker, 30, of Emmitsburg, was driving south on the Amnandi road when she swerved to avoid a dog and skidded into a tree. Her 1954 Ford Skyline suffered about 300 dollars in damage. She was treated at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg for a severe forehead laceration and released. her husband was uninjured. No charges were filed.
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Esmitsburg
Annan‘dale
Emmitsburg
Tfe
Hiram Brown
Lrs
Rachel Schindeldecker
RFD
Amnandi
Schindel
Four Injured In One Car Wreck Near Worman's Mill
Four Baltimore men were injured in a one car crash just after 3 a.m. at the U S 5 and Route 26 intersection near Worman's Mill. The 1949 Nissan driven by Jerome Jonald Schlichting 22 failed to negotiate a curve and rammed a concrete traffic island. Schlichting, the most seriously hurt, faced a reckless driving charge.
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Baltimore
U. S.5
Worman’s Mill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert C. Snyder
Jerome Jonald Schlichting
Headon
Schlichting
Jerry L. Matthews
Raymond L. Griffith
Andy Robert E. Catterton
Robert Efford
Robert ©. Snyder
William Newcomer
Snyder
Maryland 194 Modernization Awarded by State Roads Commission
The State Roads Commission awarded a $663 209 contract to Sam Finley Inc of Roanoke VA for 5 2 miles of Maryland 194 from Taneytown to the Pennsylvania line in Carroll County. Work includes grading drainage surfacing and widening to 24 feet with some bridge work and relocations. The project forms part of a 13 year plan to modernize the Maryland 194 corridor from Keymar to Woodsboro and then Woodsboro to Ceresville.
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The
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Ceresville
Pennsylvania
Taneytown
Pennsylvania Line
Carroll County
Betwen Taneytown
Keymar
Maryland 194
Middleburg
Woodsboro
Sam Finley, Inc
Roanloke
Keymar-Taneytown
Woodsboroi
Walkersville
Usig
Patapsco Engineering Company
Baltimore
Soviet Adds To Guards At Embassy
Soviet authorities stationed extra militiamen before the Canadian Embassy in Moscow amid tensions over attacks on Soviet missions abroad. Elsewhere protests at Soviet embassies in Bonn Copenhagen Ottawa New York drew police action after stones sticks and ink were thrown in response to Nagy executions.
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Moscow
Ottawa
U.S
Alonday
Copenhagen
Bonn
New York
Imre Nagy
Hans
A. V V. Zakharov
The
Frederick
Bassy
Iity
County
City of
Eduelazelsl Utaaci Caer
Nagy
Aad
Iir
Vienna
Janos Kadar
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kadar
Pravda
West
Communist Party
Nnewspaper
iWest
Fair Progress Made By Crops
Maryland and Delaware crop growth advanced despite cool June conditions. Rains late in the week hindered barley, haymaking, and other farm work, while peach prospects look excellent and apples are generally good. Pastures hold up, wheat harvest due next week, soybeans and tobacco nearly caught up, and green peas 73.30 percent complete on Delmarva. Weevil larvae reportedly nearly finished feeding except in Allegany County. June drop lighter on apples and peaches with thinning ongoing. some peaches ready by mid-July in several counties. Rivers: Monocacy cloudy at the disposal plant. Potomac cloudy at Brunswick.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware
Pwo-State
Delmarva Peninsula
Sussex County
Bay
Hin Allegany
Washington
Frederick Counties
Peninsula
Greaves Scores His Sixth Straight Win
Wilfie Greaves, at 22, scored an unanimous ten round decision over Otis Woodard at St. Nicholas Arena. The Edmonton, Alberta native posted his sixth straight win, holding the Canadian middleweight crown as he eyes a title shot at the British Empire.
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New York
Wilfie Greaves
Edmonton
Alberta
Otis Woodard
St. Nicholas Arena
British Empire
Des Moines
Iowa
API
Dick Tirer
Nigeria
Des Moiines Register
Walfie
Ralph Jones
Yonkers
Chicolas
Vejat
Stamford
Conn
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Bernard Guild- IC
W. Smith
Detroit
Tony Ross
Greaves
Woodard
Assault-Proof Dorm Locks Put KU Campus Men and Women Apart
On the University of Kansas City campus the men occupy the top three floors while women students live on the fourth floor of the same dormitory. Out-of-town coeds previously stayed in approved homes around the city. Separate dormitory door locks trap an alarm if tampered with, but no alarm has sounded yet.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas City
4-H Club Demonstration Days Winners Named
Winners announced for the three day 4-H Demonstration Days at the extension offices. Mary Thomas said district competition will be July 22 at Hagerstown. Ruth Ann Ifert won the cherry pie contest. blue ribbons awarded to Mary Brown and Alice Stam. Multiple clubs and individuals earned prizes in dairy foods, poultry foods, clothing, and home management with blue red and white ribbons. Judges and helpers listed for the three day event.
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Mary Thomas
Hagerstown
Ruth Annifert
Middletown
Progressive
Johnsville
Jean Rhian
Frederick
Ann Putman
Myra "Sweadner
Beverly Fornewald
Holly Albaugh
Thurmont Club
Cathy Comstock
Patsy Stup
Woodsboro Sr. Club
Jo Ann King
Ballenger
Verna Toberg
Jackie Hevner
Johnsville Club
Patsy Wise
Martha Kline
Broderiick City Club
Marcia Broadwater
Wiodsboro
Theresa Summers
Jefferson
Phyllis Kelley
Barbara Bingham
Frederick City Ilub
Ruth Williams
Connie Cashour
Liberty
Nancy Jenkins
Land
Betty Schwab
Braddock
Amanda Cannon
Fran ‘Ces Foland
Yellow Springs
Tibben
Sarah King
Ballengers Club
Barbara Putman
Lewistown
Patsy Smith
Frederick City
Charles Reiss
Fort Detrick
Ray H. Smith
Jug Bridge
Leslie Wiles. Ballenger
Wends Hartman
Buckeystown Club
Linda Ganley
New “Market Club
Smith
Vernon Cobleniz
Soviet Warships Enter Atlantic Through Kattegat
Swedish observers reported about 14 Soviet warships passing from the Baltic into the Atlantic via the Kattegat. The fleet included a Sverdnov class cruiser, three destroyers, four submarines and tankers on route to Atlantic maneuvers or the Mediterranean.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Kattegat
Atlantic
Sverdnov
Denmark
Baltic
Mediterranean
Western officials cite Soviet openness on seismic test detection
Geneva reports indicate Russia would deploy 70 seismograph stations in an international nuclear test detection program. Western scientists seek technical progress on detecting tests underground or high altitude blasts while political issues such as including China and broad test bans loom if progress continues.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U. S
Red China
Dag Hammarskjold visits Beirut in bid to end Lebanon crisis
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold returns to Beirut after two days of talks with President Nasser seeking help to calm the Lebanese rebellion against Chamoun. Nasser denies aiding rebels and calls the crisis an internal matter. Hammarskjold planned meetings with BD N observers, Premier Sami Solh, and President Chamoun before resuming voyage to New York.
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Beirut
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser Io
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
Camille Chamoun
Nasser - U. A. R
Nasser
BD. N
Sami Solh
Chamoun
New York
Eisenhower Brother's Latin Tour Delayed in Study
Washington AP says Milton G Eisenhower's planned six nation Latin American tour remains under study by high State Department officials. They cannot yet say when the trip will be scheduled. The journey was to begin mid June but was postponed due to scheduling issues. He is Johns Hopkins president acting as President Eisenhower's representative.
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Washington
Milton G. Eisenhower
State Department
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Denial of Favors Tied to Goldfine Case Sparks Hearing
SEC Chairman Edward Gadsby bluntly denied aiding Bernard Goldfine amid a House subcommittee inquiry into federal regulators. The testimony opened a new phase focusing on the SEC and Goldfine’s alleged preferred treatment. Adams acknowledged passing information but denied seeking favors for Goldfine.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commissions
Edward X. Gadsby
SEC
Iasi
Bernard Geldfine
Sherman Pes
Boston Industrialis
Fter
Gadsby
House
Commission
Adams
Goldfine
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Goldtine
White House
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
FTC
jEast Boston Co
Jnown
Lebanon Williman
Meade Alcorn
Hammarskjdé
Inter- J
New York
Iman
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arizona County
GOP
Chamoun poised to seek Western military aid for Lebanon
Diplomatic reports from London say President Chamoun may ask the United States and Britain to intervene if Peace in Lebanon cannot be restored. U S and British officials allegedly advised against a precipitate appeal, warning of grave international dangers and urging focus on joint efforts to find a solution.
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U. N
Lebanon
Chamoun
United States
Britain
London
Chimoun
U. S
Motorcyclist and wife injured in Emmitsburg collision
A Rochester couple riding a motorcycle were injured Saturday morning in Emmitsburg when David Bushman failed to yield turning onto West Main Street. Mr Kemp and his wife, Mrs. Kemp, were thrown from the bike. Mrs Kemp received leg contusions and a knee stitch at Annie Warner Hospital Gettsyburg while Mr Kemp had burns and cuts. Bushman was uninjured. Later, a second minor collision occurred nearby involving a 1952 Nash and a 1955 Chevrolet with no injuries.
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Clist
Rochester
Florida
Emmitsburg
David Bushman
West Main Street
Kemp
Bushman
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Bush
Tman
Nash
Leo Keepers
U. S. 15
Donald Little
Stock market eases as traders weigh defense plan
Washington reports a moderate decline in major stock prices as leaders and officials debate defense reorganization. President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary McElroy deny any threat of retaliation. Several issues rose while many were unchanged amid criticism of the administration proposal.
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INO
Washington
Repub- New York
Jlican
Eisenhower
McElroy
Arleigh Burke
Gram
Dogs Bite Two More and a Shooting in Frederick
Two more local children were bitten by dogs and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A stray dog in Staley Park bit Homer Miller Sr., age 8, and William Proctor Jr., 4, near Carver Apartments. both required hospital care and stitches for Proctor. A 12 year old, Jimmy Brown, was accidentally shot in the leg by a BB gun fired by a juvenile nearby. he also needed hospital treatment.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Homer Miller Snr
West 7Th Street
Staley Park
William Proctor Jr
Carver Apartments
Jimmy Brown
West Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Det
Sergi
A. Norman Dietz
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Ben Phehus
Roy Strawsburg
Le-Wy
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Worman’s
Hungary
Potomac
Byunswick
Aine
Resgisiter
Minneapolis Tribune
Clark Mottenhoff
Joe
Adamis-Goldfine
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Ing
Rush Ann Ifert
Frank Keefer Test
Frances Catsail
Shookstown Club
Alice Stambaugh
George Barkk
Grayson Haller
Haides
Jackie iFox
East Frederick
Janet Hobbs
Extension T
Hood College
Thomas
Lonstrat
Dag
McGains
Milton Eisenhower
Hinto
NEW World
Bear Mountain
James C. Hagerty
New York ‘State Society of Newspaper Editors
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