$35,000 Damage Suit Filed
Leola Brown sues for $25,000 in damages from an automobile collision on US 40 east near Quyan area. She alleges serious and permanent injuries as a passenger in Glenn Thomas Martin’s car and seeks compensation for loss of duties. medical expenses plus $5,000 for the wife’s services. A second count includes $20,000 for further injuries to Leola Brown and $10,000 for head and body injuries.
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Leola Broan
Quyan Rea Imerset
Brown
Glenn Thomas Martin
Martin Eugene
Eof D. Brown
Martin
Dary
Health official debunks dog food in hamburgers rumors
Dr Forbes H Burgess Frederick County Health Officer reports investigators found no evidence supporting claims that restaurants mix dog or cat food into hamburgers. An unusual increase in hot food purchases and explanations by operators suggest the items were bought for pets or resale rather than used in meals.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Health Department
Burgess
Dr. Is
Market Irregular as Trading Slows in New York
The market showed irregular movement with trading at a moderate pace this afternoon. A few specially situated stocks posted gains while overall activity remained subdued.
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New York
Kennedy Favored by Maryland Delegates in AP Poll
In a 71 member Maryland Democratic delegation poll Kennedy led with 43 responses as top or near top candidate for the national nomination. Johnson and Symington trailed, with a mix of undecided and second or third choices. Delegation could be controlled by 36 of 71 members, with caucus votes shaping the state’s 24 actual votes.
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Baltimore
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Maryland
Associated Press
Kennedy
Hal Stevenson
Ington
D-Mo
Lyndon B Johnson
Bers
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Johnson
Symington
Hubert H Humphrey
Dminn
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
Tech
Howev
Folowers
Acd Tawes
Detesstina
Microfilming Considered to Save Space in County Records
The Register of W. Thomas M. Eichelberger said microfilming is being studied to free space in the overcrowded Court House office. The aging records date to 1744 and include wills, inventories, and estate accounts. Microfilming would improve preservation though it won’t fully reduce storage needs.
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Register of
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Weekend Warmth Sparks Traffic, Sun Also Shines
The weekend brought sunny skies and warm temperatures with highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s. State Police reported relatively few accidents while drivers enjoyed picnics and camping, with showers and thunderstorms forecast later in the week.
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average about 4 degrees above normal with warm conditions and scattered thundershowers around Thursday. Precipitation totals range from 7 to 87. Early morning lows stay mostly in the 60s, with cooler readings in the 0s in the mountains of western Maryland.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Fined For Threatening Farmer In Domestic Incident
Charles Cross of near Woodsboro was fined 265 in Magistrate Court for allowing an unlicensed boy to use his car and for threatening a young farmer with a shotgun. The incidents followed a five month drinking bout. Farmer Harry Lewis, son of Mrs. Helen Lewis of Creagerstown, was working on Cross property when Cross wife cried he would kill her. A chase ensued with a shotgun fired but no one injured. Cross admitted allowing Lewis to drive but denied firing. he claimed the shots were for birds.
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Charles Cross
Woodsboro
Cross
Harry Lewis
Helen Lewis
Creagerstown
Lewis
Benjamin Lewis
Damascus
Edsel
White
Snyder
Crosses
Edward Storm
Havana Explosion Kills One
A Havana explosion killed one person and wounded several others as crowds gathered near the center street. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with vehicles damaged and bystanders in shock while authorities investigated the blast as Castro and military units responded to the emergency.
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Castro
Havana
Dulles Visits Bonn with Bonn Agency Taps Alen Central
Secretary of State visits Bonn to advance transatlantic talks with Bonn agency and align on alliance priorities. Alen central role cited in coordinating ministers and ongoing diplomacy.
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Dulles
Bonn
Alen S. Central
Agence
Antique Auto Business In Poolesville Cleared Up
In Poolesville Maryland a court order forced Charles E Kohlhass and his antique automobile operation to clean up a junk yard backlog. Authorities counted about 190 cars in the lot behind his garage and a three inch trunk of a tree growing through one vehicle. Kohlhoss said most cars were moved or awaiting repairs and noted the business dates to 1915 with family ties in the town.
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Poolesville
Charles E. Kohlhass
Posiesville
Montgomery County
Kohlhass
Kohlhoss
Doctor seeks injunction to block center from closing his office windows
Dr. Robert D. Crouch files in Circuit Court a petition to stop Frederick Shopping Center from building an addition that would close three east wall windows in his office suite. He says the lease covers the entire suite and the windows provide natural light and ventilation. loss would cause ongoing damages. Samuel J. Rosenfeld of Somerset is secretary and resident agent for the center.
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Frederick
Circuit Court
Robert D. Crouch
Joey
W. Jerome Offutt
Crouch
Defensi Nooner
Equitable
Samuel J. Rosenfeld
Somerset
Explosion in Havana Tied to Anti Castro Agents
A spokesman for La Cruz the periodical claims anti Castro agents in Cuba set off the Havana blast Sunday night. Trucks carrying time bombs were parked near the ammunition depot and the explosion occurred around seven p.m. local time.
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Miami
Fla
la Cruz
Cuba
Havana
Miami News
Five Killed In State Mishaps Over Weekend
Two drownings plus two missing men marked the weekend boating and swimming accidents in Maryland. A 28-year-old West Virginia man was presumed drowned in the Potomac River near Clear Springs after a boat overturn.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Marione
W. Va
Potomac River
Clear Springs
Leo Cervaio
Robert Lee Kelley
Kelley
Cervalo
Travers Keys
Cornersville
Dorchester County
Keys
Ragged Point
Clarence Keys
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Dundalk
Michael
Sesern Rover
Ted Rine
Weems Creek
West Annapolis
Charles E Armstrong
Baltimore and Annapolis
Manresa Rine
Coast Guard
Donald Holt Morgan
Federalsburg
Delle Burroughs
Upper Marlboro
Forestville
Prince Georges County
Felice
Fred Burroughs
Mathew Coates
West Walkout Ends Geneva Disarmament Talks
Soviet deputy foreign minister Valerian Zorin led a walkout as the Soviet bloc and allied nations refused to hear Western disarmament plans in Geneva. The Western delegates continued discussions among themselves under David Ormsby-Gore, while the Russians and allies left for Moscow. The American plan calls for three staged disarmament under UN oversight.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Soviet Union
U.N. Generals Assembly
West
Polland
Marian Naszkowski
David Ormsby- Gore
U.S
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Eaton
State
Defense Department
Washington
United Nations
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Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Paris
Moscow
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Uni
Theni
Ike Talks With Nixon And Herter On Far East Mission
President Eisenhower met with Vice President Nixon and Secretary of State Herter to discuss international affairs and his upcoming 6 30 p m television radio address about the Far East flight. The talks followed the trip that strengthened ties with allies despite Tokyo visit cancellation. Gale Kills 5 Koreans in a 6 mile storm in South Korea.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Far East
U.S
Tokyo
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