Imposter Snyder faces pre-sentencing stake in Maryland case
In Emmitsburg court Judge Thomas M. Anderson delayed sentencing for 46 year old Chester Boone and others linked to a local check fraud spree. Snyder alias P. Stamon admitted a $1,000 fraud at a bank and claimed a new farm venture. He discussed past prison time and federal charges for transporting negotiable instruments across states.
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Aul- Semiencin
Thomas M. Anderson
Lip P. Stamon
Snyder. de
George W. W
Emmitsburg Bank
Snyder
Kansas
Wilhide
Emmitsburg
Whilhide
Kansas Bank
North County
Thurmont
Springfield
Michigan
Robert 5. Reihenhoefer
Anderson
Snyrder
And
Brown
Soin
Chester Boone
Safeway
Ellis G. Carty
Boone
Paul E. Baugher
Baugher
Waldo Ricketts
Ricketts
Maryland House of Correction
Deadline Nears for Three City Projects Funded by Federal Aid
City faces June 20 deadline to advertise three federally funded projects. South Carroll Street Bridge replacement is advertised. West Seventh Street and Motter Avenue improvements lack ads in the city papers. Federal funds depend on timely advertising. estimates vary with the Carroll Creek bridge project planned as a 60 foot concrete and steel span with a 40 foot roadway.
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Carro! Street
Oea
Robert A. Word
Cormament
Sond Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
Motteravi
Ninth
Tenth Street
West Seventh Street
Detrick Vigil Anniversary Draws Peace Planners to Frederick
A four day observance at Fort Detrick marks a one year vigil against biological warfare plans with public meetings at the Hotel Frederick. Albert Bigelow will speak on nonviolent action and other officials discuss political action for peace. The event attracts participants from 35 states and outlines moral and policy questions about the spread of disease in war.
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Frederick
Albert Bigelow
Connecticut
Bigelow
Eniwetok
United States
Edward Snyder
Friends Committee On
Washington
Congress
Power
Stewart Meachem
Philadelpia
Lawrence Scott
Meacham
American Friends Service Committee
India
Hodges
Korea
Scott
Milton Mayer
California
Germany
Switzerland
Nazi Germany
Progressive
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Two Hurt As Auto Smacks Into Bridge
Two men were injured when a pickup truck crashed into the Bush Creek Bridge on Route 75 near Monrovia. Forrest Simms and Hungerford were treated at a local hospital with lacerations and abrasions. Simms, the driver, was not charged.
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Bush Creek
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Forrest $. Simms
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Boyds
James T_ agerford
German _ Simms
Hungerford
Ken
Lt. Airy
Harry J. Frost
Simms
Monrovia
Federal Pay Bill Vetoed and Overrides Hope
President Eisenhower vetoed a modest 7.72 percent federal pay rise aimed at civil service postal and Congressional workers with a temporary 2.42 percent increase for postal field service set to expire. Democrats plan to seek a two thirds override as House votes Friday.
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Congress
House
Senate
Raliy
Fines Imposed In Court On Support and License Violations
A father in arrears on child support and a man driving with a suspended license were fined $100 each in court. Mrs. Albert White Jr. of Hanson Apartments says her estranged husband has not paid court-ordered support since April 1959. The case also involves custody of a child and a potential jail term if payments remain unpaid. A separate case notes larceny charges and a default jail sentence. In a different matter, Trooper Gatien recalls issuing a muffler ticket to Eugene Spencer, now facing suspension on DMV records, and Norman Peach was convicted for operating without a license. A 50 dollar fine is recorded in Peach’s case. Also reported: 16-year-old Macon Peel drowns after attempting to swim the Potomac River near the Virginia shore.
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Albert White Jr
Hanson Apartments
White
South Street
Harry DeLauter
Eugene Spencer
Dee Gatien
New Market
Spencer
Department of Motor Vehicle
Norman
Coconut
Manuel Weinburg
Peach
Thunderstorm Event Drops Large Nailstone Stone In Field
A thunderstorm Wednesday evening produced a bizarre sight as a sword like object called a big nailstone was found. The artifact measured seven inches with some estimates of nine inches around.
Khrushchev Lands in Vienna to Tepid Welcome
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in neutral Austria for a nine day state visit and drew a cool reception. About 6,000 people gathered at the Soviet War Memorial as his motorcade reached the Imperial Hotel amid a largely apathetic crowd.
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Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Khrushcchev
Imperial Hotel
Schuechkat Field
Adolf Schaerz
Julius Raab
Moscow
Nicri Ss
Thei Siates
Premmner
Uth Aan
Catholic League
Sobut
D Kurier
Boris Pasternak
Dr. Ivago
Soviet Union
Krushenes
Truman Convention Boycott Spurs Johnson Supporters
Supporters of Senator Lyndon B. Johnson urged Harry S. Truman to change his mind about boycotting the Democratic National Convention and publicly back the Texan. Truman announced he would withdraw as a Missouri delegate and stay away from the Los Angeles sessions, fueling talk of a possible shift in candidacy and posturing ahead of a potential first ballot nomination for Kennedy.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry
Truman
Pres
Missouri
Los Angeles
Stuart Symington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Symington
Kennedy
Independence
Defense
Air Force
Charman Paul
Troma
Congo Proclaims Independence Amid Cold War Tensions
Leopoldville reports celebrate independence as King Baudouin transfers rule to Congo leaders led by Joseph Kasavubu and Patrice Lumumba. Khrushchev and Eisenhower send messages as fears of foreign meddling loom and a lone assailant attempts to brandish the royal sword but is quickly seized.
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Leopoldville
Republic of Congo
Baudouin
Belgian Congo
United States
Joseph Hirasavubu
Steen
Robert D. Murphy
Tate
Eisenhower
Ita Khrushchev
Congo
Bardouin
Cememed
Kasavubu
Burdick Narrowly Edges Davis in North Dakota Vote
Democratic candidate Burdick led late as counting continued after polls closed. Davis had led early by up to 6000 votes before Burdick, 32, returned to Washington and sought full figures. canvass boards must finalize within 20 days, no recount until then.
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N. D. AP
Quentin Burdick
Q Publican
John E. Dajor
North D
Burdick
Davis
North Dakota
Inston
Hailstones Rattle Lewistown Area In Violent Storm
Hail as large as golf balls and marbles fell during a thunderstorm that drenched Lewistown area, causing minor damage and leaf fall. Lightning sparked utility trouble while rainfall for June neared four inches with totals of .93 inches in 24 hours. Temperature peaked at 87 with a 65 low. forecasters expect high 80s.
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Lewistown
Harold L. Long
Lois
Ecicianie
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