Suspended Term Given To Accused In Frederick Court
A Frederick man Roy Marvin Jackson received a suspended term in the Maryland House of Correction on a charge of unauthorized use after a morning hearing before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield in Peoples Court. Jackson, of Tower Apartments, ditched a car owned by William Kefauver on Elm Street late Saturday night and fled after a chase by State Trooper James Hardy along AM Philip Road. He did not testify. The session also involved other minor traffic cases and fines, including James Harvey Clemson who was fined $15 and costs for exceeding 30 mph on Maryland Avenue Braddock Heights and several for violations on Braddock Mountain and U.S. 40, with various fines listed.
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Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Maryland House of Correction
Roy Marvin Jackson
Tower Apartments
William Kefauver
Elm Street
James Hardy
Braddock Heights
Braddock Mountain
U. S
Clarence E. Gomer
Frostburg
James M. Macaluso
Turtle Creek
William SK. Carbaugh
Falls Church
William N. Lemmons
Hagerstown
Ruwaine Unger
Detroit
Bruce W. Smith
Baltimore
Michael J. Spence
Winchester
Ray H. Goree
Wichita Falls
Tex
Myersville
Walter P. Johns
Washington
James Robert Tinsebéhb
Brunswick
Sidney Sappington
North Market Street
Rocco J. Loscazzo
Mary Street
Mt. Pleasant
Robert D. Ramsburg
Mt Pleasant
Robert D. Biggs
U.S. 15
Russell Thomas
Cosby B. Miller
Jessup
U. S. 40
Federick
Dishong
Hardy
Donald Bowser
Stolen Station Wagon Off Fredericks High Grounds
Nathan Jacobson reports his 195 Chevrolet station wagon stolen from the Fredericks High School grounds between 5 and 9 p m Thursday. The vehicle, listed at home at 191 Upper College Terrace, had not been found by morning. A separate Burma incident saw four bandits force a pilot to land on a deserted beach, while Brownsville braced for Hurricane Alice heading toward Texas and northern Mexico.
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Nathan Jacobson
Upper College Terrace
Fredericks High School
Rangoon
Burma
Pistol Point
Union of Burma Airways
Kiss Of Death Teruko Ka Mala Sentenced In Tokyo
Tokyo District Court jailed 27 year old Teruko Ka Mala for four years after she killed her lover Yukio Takaya Naga by a farewell kiss laced with cyanide in a Tokyo hotel. The couple had planned a trust arrangement earlier that November. Teruko said she would rather die than live without him.
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Tokyo
Teruko Kamala
Tokyo District Court
Teruko
Yukio Takayanaga
Yukio
Canary Cage
Takayanagi
Slain Man Identified As Rapist In Wheat Field Duel
Slain man identified as 23 year old Olain Wright of Fort Lauderdale by State Police Lt. Reith after Wright allegedly raped a Havre de Grace area housewife before a gun duel with Trooper J C Melvin Say. Wright fired first. Say returned fire, Wright died en route to hospital. Woman Beulah Dayhoff reported the attack, cut lines, and Wright fled into woods as deputies searched Shack's Corner.
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Eel Air
Maryland
Earl W. Reith
Benson Barracks
Olain Wright
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
J.C. Melvin J. Say
Wright
Reith
Say
Keith
Havre de Grace
William D. Carr
Beulah Dayhoff
Jhim Wright
Company suspends anthracite operations in Panther Creek Valley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co announces it will suspend its anthracite operations. The move affects Lehigh Navigation Coal Co, the region’s main employer as the Philadelphia board acted after opposition from some miners. President C M Dodson called the shutdown the climax of years of heavy losses.
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Lansford
Panther Creek
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Board of Managers
Philadelphia
Lehigh Navigation Coal Co
C. M. Dodson
Grain harvest dispute prompts temporary restraining order
A temporary restraining order was issued in Equity Court by Judge Charles W. Woodward after Willie Gregg filed against Bernard D. and Audrey L. Ridgeway regarding harvesting grain on an 18 acre field near Urbana. Gregg says the defendants block access to finish harvesting barley and begin wheat, with a written agreement valid through August and a potential continuance or dissolution motion. J.W. Y. Martin dead. Maryland sportsman aged 44. Streams: Monocacy and Potomac reported clear at forecast points.
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Equity Court
Charles W. Woodward
Willie Gregg
Bernard D
Audrey L. Ridgeway
Sjamsville Rfc
Gregg
Sherman P. Bowers
Urbana
Woodward
Churchill and Eden Arrive for Washington Conference
Prime Minister Churchill arrives in Washington for talks with President Eisenhower and Foreign Secretary Eden aimed at easing Anglo American misunderstandings. He meets Nixon and Dulles, discusses joint efforts against communism, and a weekend communique is expected.
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Washingtonia
Churchill
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Hamburg
British Overseas Airways
Eden
Richard Nixon
Dulles
Roger Makins
Nixon
Chureill
White House
London
Winnie
Washington
House of Commons
Dukes
Elkt on girl Killed After Goodbye Ride to Train
Betty D Lockard 18 of North East died in a car crash on U S 40 near Elkton when her car hit a parked tractor trailer. Charles Viars 19, who drove her to Wilmington to catch a train for Camp Kilmer, said they planned to marry. Police noted the collision occurred after 3 am. Lockard, a Bainbridge Naval Training Station secretary, died of a fractured skull.
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Elkton
Betty D. Lock‘ard
North East
U. S
Ruth Bayless
Charles G. Viars
Miss Lockard
Wilmington
Del
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Viars
England
Two More FHA Officials Suspended in Probe
Washington reports the Housing and Home Finance Agency suspended two longtime Federal Housing Administration officials. James E. Hicks, Region 2 director, and Andrew Frost, New Mexico assistant state director, face charges of serious irregularities. Administrator Albert W. Cole cited information from deputy William F. McKenna. The inquiry concerns oversized loans and windfall profits in apartment construction and FHA backed home improvement loans.
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Washington
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Albert W. Cole
James E. Hicks
FHA
Region 2
Andrew Frost
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cole
William F. McKenna
Thx
City approves taps in Monocacy Village subdivision
City Attorney to draft contract with Hamilton Homes Inc allowing installation of electric sewer and water taps in Monccacy Village on East street extended under city engineer supervision. City to receive standard tap charges while developers owe front foot assessments and sewer and water taps in Spring Valley Toll Gate Manor and Catoctin Construction are collected as lots sell. Mayor insists figures previously reported were mischaracterized and outlines payments and balances.
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Board of Aldermen
W. Jerome Offutt
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Eltary
theMonccacy Village
East Street
Donald B. Rice
Spring Valley
Toll Gate Manor
Catoctin Construction Company, Inc
Alders Imen
Aps
R. Patrick Turner
Mater
Mayer
Boy 7 Injured In Fall From Apple Tree
Richard F. Shaff seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Alten E Shaff Motter avenue suffered probable serious injuries Wednesday when he fell about ten or twelve feet from an apple tree on a vacant Montclair avenue lot He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and reported in satisfactory condition later the same day Could have concussion and internal injuries possibly requiring operation
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Richard F. Shaff
Alten E. Shaff
Motter Avenue
Montclair Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
After Death Defense Put Up For Hoffman
Newark brief outlines ex-Gov Harold G Hoffman denying wrongdoing as New Jersey employment security director despite $200,000 embezzlement. He attacks charges, portrays himself as politically persecuted, and targets Gov Meyner. Letters released by daughter Ada Hoffman Leonard after his death June 4.
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Newark
WN. J
Harold G Hoffman
New Jersey
Ada Hoffman Leonard
Robert B. Merne
Hoffman
Leonard
Meyner
Hot Weather Bothers Truman in Hospital Stay
Temperatures near 100 degrees bothered former President Harry Truman who, recovering from surgery, declined a move to a cooler room in the hospital yesterday. Dr. Wallace Graham said Truman is feeling pretty good but bothered by a penicillin rash and would not permit a cooler room change.
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Kansas City
Harry Trutman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Man Killed in Brunswick Baler Incident
James Stoner, 51, a farmer from near Manassas Virginia, was killed Thursday when his arm became caught in a rotor baler. He was drawn into the machinery before help could be summoned. Stoner was described as badly mutilated and was known as a friend of the Litten family of Brunswick.
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James Stoner
Manassas
Brunswick
Wr. Stoner
Stoney
Litten
Program Gaining Momentum in Refugee Reentry Effort
Washington reports President Eisenhower’s refugee program accelerating after months of delayed security checks. Officials say processing times are shortening and more applicants are moving through the system.
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Washington
Tiisenhower
Lred Tane
Last Steel Girder For New Bridge Raised
The last steel girder for the Potomac bridge at Brunswick was raised by the American Bridge Company. Completion is months away with an August 1 steel work target. Riveting and welding remain, plus braces, floor beams and painting. Maryland approaches advance while Virginia work lags.
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Potomac River
Brunswick
American Bridge Company
U.S. Steel Corp
American Bridge
Bowers Construction Company
North Carolina
Bowers
Maryland
Virginia
Frederick
Carroll County
LeGere
Woodsboro
New Midway
Thurmont
Emmisburg
State Roads Commission
Catoctin
South Mountains
Weather forecast highlights warm weekend with storms and cooling week
Partly cloudy and hot Saturday with thundershowers possible in the afternoon or evening, then generally fair and turning cooler Sunday. Continued fair and warmer Monday. Warm Tuesday with scattered showers likely again Tuesday or Wednesday, turning cooler Wednesday. Temperatures remain about 3-6 degrees above normal with highs 78-85 and lows 14 in western mountains to the eastern and southern counties.
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Westen
Martyland
Rebels Fight at Chiquimula Prompts Escape and Invasion Claims
In Tegucigalpa the Guatemalan rebel command says forces massed for a full scale attack on Chiquimula with heavy fighting already raging. Government leaders promise a rapid end to the invasion as Castillo Armas claims 16 towns under rebel control. Diplomats report rising tensions with Honduras over alleged support and cross border air activity amid a UN Security Council appeal.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Chiquimula
Carlos Castillo Armas
Hatte
Local Woman Wins Verdict Over Car Door Collision
A Frederick woman, Mrs. Erman Sprankie, won a $223.76 verdict in Circuit Court over a parked car door opening that struck her moving vehicle. Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer ruled in favor of the driver, Gordon Harris, finding Sprankie did not have warning when the left door opened.
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Frederick
Maryland
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Erman Sprankie
North
Sprankie
Gordon Harris
Sprankle
Edwin F. Nikirk
James MeiSherry
Tuapse Seized By Nationalist Navy Near Formosa
Nationalist China announced its warship seized the 8,840 ton Danish built tanker Tuapse off Formosa and might confiscate the cargo. The tanker was held at Kaohsiung port as Moscow charged U S seizure and warned of protecting Soviet merchant ships. Washington prepared a prompt rejection or detailed denial to the Soviet protest while Adm. Stump affirmed no U S warship seized the vessel.
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Talpeh
Formosa
China
Fuapse
Formo- San
Kaohsiung
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Philippines
Washington
State Department
U. S
U.S. Navy
Wwo
Poland
Shanghai
U.N
Red Coast
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Adm
Felix B. Stump
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Chou En lai and Nehru Open Historic Talks in Delhi
NEW DELHI Prime Minister Nehru greeted Red China's Chou En Lai as he arrived at Palam Airport for a three day visit. The two leaders planned to discuss peace and regional tensions as Asia faces shifts in alignment amid world events.
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New Delhi
Democratic India
Asia
Nehru
Red China
Chon En-lai
Palam
Indian Communist Party
Chou
India
Geneva
Washington
Churchill
Eisenhower
Charite Racketeers Rapped At Conference At Towson
Maryland State Conference on Social Welfare at Goucher College wraps with debates on employment social insurance and child training schools. Clark S Hobbs Baltimore secretary of the mayors coordinating council for fund raising campaigns outlines a plan to combat charity racketeers as a danger to philanthropy and argues for volunteer control groups over legislation. He warns against political influence and suggests questionable enterprises could be legalized if they meet some backers.
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Towson
Maryland
Goucher College
Yhox
Clark S. Hobbs
Baltimore
Mayors Coordinating Council
Hobbs
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