Police File Suit Against Mayor and Aldermen
Police file a declaratory judgment against Mayor Ramsburg and aldermen claiming retirement rights and vested benefits under the city charter would be harmed by a proposed retirement plan. They seek an injunction to prevent action altering or diminishing retirement protections and demand show cause by July 15.
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Civ
Imioa
Polymembre Department
Ramsburg
Erick
Cis
M. Schnauffer
Joan R. Faizpatrick
S R. Ramsourg
Aed
H. Barigis
Kes W. Bare
Cham
A. Boone
Wiliam G. Cary, Jr
A. Norman Diet
R . Dietz
Howard
Y. Dimerman
Nathan Dorsey
Claude E. Evans
Vernon E. Heifner
Guy M Himes
Martin L. Kanode
Bernard E. King
J. Frank Main Jr
Paul W. Mossburg
Paul W Mossburg
Marshall William A. . Phillips
Quinn
Richard
Bennet J. Shook
James Stockman
Donald E. Tracey
Norman T. Trump
Alton C. Twenty
John B. Wheeldon
Writer Katharine Scarborough Dies in Baltimore
AP report notes writer Katharine Scarborough longtime Maryland houses expert died yesterday at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a long illness. A Bel Air native and former Baltimore Sunday Sun staffer, she joined the Sun in 1918 and retired in 1956. Her feature articles filled 110 newspaper library envelopes.
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Baltimore
Katherine Scarborough
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Two Frederick County Assessors Are Sworn In
Two new Frederick County assessors Ellis Wachier introduced John Englebrecht 42 of Myersville and Marshall McCauley 36 near Yellow Springs were sworn in by Clerk of the Circuit Court. Norris said the added force would hasten the reassessment of Urbana Jackson Petersville and other districts with training from state and national assessing bodies.
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Frederick County
Ellis C. Wachier
John Englebrecht
Myersville
Marshall McCauley
Yellow Springs
McCauley
Lumen F. Norof
Urbana
Jackson
Petersville
Norris
Frederick
Maryland
Maryland Association of
National Association of Assessing Officers
State Department of Education
University Maryland
Tyland Cale
Norris Sai
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average near or a little below normal with cooler weekend and warmer Monday and Tuesday. Rainfall averages about one inch, likely Tuesday or Wednesday. Normal highs are in the mid 80s except upper 70s in mountains. normals lows are in mid or upper 60s except mid 50s in mountains.
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Associated Press
Death Claims Little Joan Esworthy
Infant Joan M Esworthy died at six months old in Baltimore three hours after turning six months. She had been hospitalized since May 9 with a costly illness inherited from her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Elworthy Jr. of Mr Airy. Funeral arrangements are at C M Waltz funeral home with services Sunday at 2 pm and interment Locust Grove Church of the Brethren cemetery. Donations to the Joan Esworthy fund are requested in lieu of flowers.
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Joan M. Esworthy
Baltimore
Albert Elworthy Jr
Mr. Airy
Lnes
Sit. Airy
Joan Essorthy
Two Get Jail Terms For Theft Of Tires
Two men received jail terms for tire theft involving C Gordon of MacMurray Street. One tire was positively identified in court. tires valued at about $60. An anonymous tip aided police. another suspect mentioned. In a separate speeding case, Gerald Martin of Ohio paid a fine after a high speed chase on U S 240, reaching 105 mph in a 1959 Plymouth. Magistrate noted the fine could not be the minimum. The events occurred yesterday evening.
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Maryland House of Correction
Regex Thompson
C. Gordon
MacMurray Street
Carty
Gordon
Gerald Martin
Ohio
Dick Alderton
East Liverpool
U.S. 240
Montgomery County
Alderton
Martin
Byron Thompson
Safety Check On City Cars Will Be Made
A voluntary safety check will be held on city cars at East Patrick across from the fairgrounds from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jaycees will operate the lanes as part of the Look magazine backed Circle of Safety effort. Mills urges drivers to inspect brakes and worn tires, noting one in five vehicles nationwide needed immediate attention in 1959. Each participant receives a folder detailing safety tips.
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Chamber of Commerce
East Patrick
Fairgrounds
Jaycees
Jaycee
Auto Industries Hismas Safety Committee
Look’ Magazine
Mills
Circle of
Safi
Storm disrupts area with downed wires and outages
A severe storm disrupted Braddock Heights to Mt. Airy with damaged lines and a downed telephone system. The Potomac Edison Co reported extensive trouble south of Frederick, Cedar Grove, and nearby areas as about 1600 phones went out but were expected to return today. Weather officials warned near 90 degree heat later today and a brief warm spell followed by cooling.
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Hea
Mi Pr Zion
Braddock Heizteer Fire Department
Ightmang
Neal Roberts Pany
Shar Hining
Braddock Heights
Potomac Edison Compa
Frederick
Tle
Mt. Airy
Sonat
Leathermen
Castro Threatens To Seize All United States Interests
Castro warned in a one minute nationwide radio address that Cuba may seize all American interests. He cited economic aggression, vowed to meet it, and cited U S business holdings including Cuban Electric, Cuban Telephone, sugar, mines, and refineries being challenged. American managers face intervention and arrest while the United States maintains large sugar purchases from Cuba.
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Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
Culban Electr Co
Cuban Telephone Co
Most & Can Han
Retired City Police Sergeant Dies in Frederick
Retired City Police Sergeant tin Lewis Heffner died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 9:55 PM after a 32 year illness. Heffner, who retired eight years ago due to ill health, joined the force in June 1 and served as a sergeant at retirement. He lived at 32 East Fourth Street and was a son of the late L and Gertrude B Miller. He graduated with the 1933 high school class and belonged to Evangelical Lutheran church, its Bible class, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Surviving are his wife Vera Bien Heffner, one son Dennis Lewis Heffner at home, and one sister Heyden King of Baltimore. The body rests at 106 East Church Street funeral home. services scheduled Monday at 1 O'clock. Interment in son and Son, funeral directors.
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Tin Lewis Heffner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Heffner
East Fourth Street
Gertrude B. Miller
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young Mens Bible
Church School
Order of Eagles
Vera Bien Heffner
Dennis Lewis Heffner
Heyden King
Baltimore
East Church Street
Tax Evasion Trial Of Ryan Is Postponed
The Cumberland County attorney Edward J. Ryan, facing federal income tax evasion charges, has had his trial postponed indefinitely. A firm start date could not be set due to scheduling conflicts as Ryan plans to retire after a long career. The government previously alleged unreported income figures from the 1953-56 period.
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Ryan
Baltimore
Mai
Cumberland
Edward J. Ryan
Legacly County
Miniature Golf Course Opens on West Paines Street
Miniature Golf Course opens on West Paines Street near West College Tee. The 11-rate concrete banked course features grass surface and is part of the new development in the west civ area. Separately, Air Line Pilots Association accuses Eastern Air Lines of a publicity stunt in a $317.4 million suit, filed in federal court, alleging the strike and intimidation of pilots who wished to report for duty.
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Coutne
West Paines Street
West College
Miami
Fla
API
Air Line
Eastern Air Lines
Suat
ALPA
Feaders
Blast injures president of Venezuela in assassination attempt
Apparent assassination attempt on Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt ends with the president burned and taken to University Clinic. An official says the blast killed the head of the presidential military household Col Ramon Armas Allenzo and left J Lopez Hen wife distressed as the president’s car was attacked.
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BAC Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Anr
Ramon Armas Allenzo
Lef J Lopez
Battle for oldest US railroad pits B and O merger bid
New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio move toward a three way merger with Baltimore and Ohio debated as stockholders hear proposals. ICC intervention sought to include C E T in any merger while B O stock trades near 120, C O around 60. Central stock at 23.42 reflects market values and real estate holdings in New York City.
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New York
United States
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central Railroad
B&o
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Ines
Wi Central
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Chicago
David Mathews
C & E TI
Road
Interstate Commerce Ian
Alfred Perlman
ICC
Maryland
Harper's Fer- W. Va
John Brown
C & GO
S&s
Con'ra
Tecord
Central
New York City
Herter criticizes Khrushchev interference in U S politics
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter accused Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev of meddling in U S internal affairs by commenting on Eisenhower’s successor. Khrushchev had attacked Nixon and said he hoped to negotiate with the next U S administration, prompting Herter to call such remarks interference. He declined to discuss whether a Republican or Democrat win would affect future U S Soviet relations. Khrushchev’s Romanian party remarks cited a desire for a new president to remedy U S government mistakes.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khushchev
Eisenhower
White House
Khrushchev
Rentner
Richard M. Nixon
Herier
U.S
United States
Bids Open for Walkersville and Parkway School Renovations
Bids for improving Walkersville and Parkway elementary schools were opened by Assistant Superintendent Harry V. Frushour. Total bids approach 25000 dollars with options for new floor coverings, storage cabinets, coat and science desks, and a rebuilt roof. The Board will act at the July meeting.
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Walkersville
Parkway
Harry V. Frushour
Board of Education
Schoo
Nee Non Cassell Bid Corporation
Baltimore
Fioor
Ton of
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Austin L. Heffner
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