Girl Waives Extradition In WV Homicide Case
A 16 year old girl Nancy Sedlock of Erie says Eric Parker 21 of Lynchburg Virginia shot Mannington Police Chief Amos Morris. She waives extradition to West Virginia to face homicide charges as police intensify a manhunt for Parker.
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Eric
Patrick M. Schnauffer
West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
Douglas Parker
Lynchburg
Amos Morris
Mannington
Nancy Jean Sediock
Parker
Ciem
Frederick
Morris
Erie
Marion County
Paul E. Parker, Jr
J. Max Gill
Charles H. Dodd
E. D. Hamilton
Frances Rowland
Buviat
Britain
Judre Tre
Rtg
Rey. Seyere Eee
Charles V. Main
Id Chalienee
Macmillan Dee
Tate Meeseee
Ite Shi Esos
H. R. Shoemaker, Jr
Weth Jackson
Sammy Jackson
Tomy
March Enters Like Lamb Over Weekend
The article notes March arriving in like a lamb with moderate temperatures and near normal readings after February. It cites colder tonight with scattered showers and a precipitation deficit from February, and that January through March have run cold since 1958. The first March day reached 52 degrees while temperatures fell to 30 the previous night.
Hood Looks Ahead Surpasses 300000 in Hood College Drive
The Hood Looks Ahead program has reached 310 765 in gifts from 1 075 contributions with drives planned across Maryland Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Frederick area gifts total 156 959 as 150 volunteers started the effort December 2. Organizers plan March kick offs in Harrisburg Pittsburgh Allentown and April launch in the NYC region. Funds target 692 000 for faculty raises library expansion alumnae headquarters and building renovations.
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Hood
Hood College
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Frederick
Baltimore
York
Philadelphia
New York City
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Allentown
Joseph Henry Apple
Carson Y
Brodbeck Hall
Strawn Cottage
Bond Issue Bills To Be Passed Soon
Frederick county bills for bond issues move through second reading in the State Senate. They authorize up to 1.5 million for schools and 1.2 million for county buildings, after House approval. A separate House bill targets local assessment of park mobile homes, repealing the 1967 Trail er Park law, with zoning plans to tax and assess park trailers in Shookstown and vicinity.
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Frederick County
Senate
Samuel W. Barricks
House of Delegates
House
Barrick
Mranit Cnet
United Civic Association of
Shookstown
Edgewood
Rocky Springs
Wasauay Wruss
Shookstown Park Planned and Picnic Tables Approved
The organization approved building five picnic tables and allocated 100 dollars for playground equipment. A committee led by John A Harris Sr will plant shade trees. Carel R Freed presided and announced a zoning board application. A March 28 meeting is planned at the Korrell home in Rocky Springs.
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John A. Harris Sr
Carel R. Freed
Oscar Stitely
William Gross
Roy Witmer
Raine
Ronald
Otto Osborne
S J. Hamilton
R. Witmer Witmer
Sylvia
Keith
Anthony J. ‘Gchivane
John A.harris Jr
Joy
Chester Blank
Linda
Gary Truly
Robin Blank
Gideon Korrell
Charles Korrell
Terry
Arthur Masser
Dean
Oscar ‘Sutely
Billy
Earl F
Funk
Richard Masser
Edward Weirtz
Carol R
Kreen
David Schultz Jr
Leon Pennington
Preston
Association
Rocky Springs
Luxury Liner and Tanker Collide Off New York Harbor
Investigators probe the collision between the American Export liner Constitution and the Norwegian tanker Jalanta near Ambrose Light in dense fog. Both vessels reached port on their own. the Constitution suffered an 8 foot bow gash, the tanker lost its bow portion but stayed afloat. The 30,000 ton liner carried 112 crew and 20 technicians. the tanker had 42 crew.
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NEW York Api—Coast Guard
Constitution
New York Harbor
Ideal Garage Discontinues Monthly Auto Storage in Frederick
The Ideal Garage Company will end monthly automobile storage at its East Patrick street location starting April 1. Limited day storage remains available during posted hours 7 am to 6 pm weekdays and 7 am to 5 pm Saturdays. Closed Sundays and holidays. The shop has operated 24 7 since 1911. The service department and showroom hours align with weekday and Saturday ends.
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Ideal Garage Company
East Patrick Street
Ideal
Frederick
Service Department
Nith
Thurmont Dedicates New Post Office Building
About 300 attendees joined the Thurmont dedication of a new post office worth 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. Lee Munshour serves as acting postmaster as 2 clerks and 2 rural carriers operate in the one story brick facility on Water Street. Delivery may begin soon after the ceremony with officials from the Masons and local town leaders present.
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Thurmont
R. E. O'Donovan
Washingtonn Recs
Post Office Department
Samouel L Birely
Lee Munshour
Thurmont Masons
Yast Fall
Water Street
Munshour
Thurmont Masonics Temple Association
Thurmont Construction Company
Masons
Charles R. Ambrose
Thiemont
Athnearcy
Roger
Large Barn Destroyed in Creekside Farm Fire
Fire at Maurice Fuss farm on Tom's Creek road south of Emmitsburg destroyed a barn a silo and an elevator. One or two heifers killed several pens of stock saved by neighbors and local fire crews. Damaged doors melted and feed and ensilage losses reported as firemen remained on scene.
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Maurice Fuss
Tom's Creek Road
Emmitsburg
Fusses
Mr. Fuck
Taneytown
Johnson May Influence Choice By Democrats
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas appears likely to influence the 1960 Democratic presidential nomination, potentially near the decisive voice at the July convention. A $10 plate victory dinner drew 2,479 attendees and raised about $185,000 as Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn spoke to a large gathering.
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Washington
Lynedon B. Johnson
Vexas
Johnson
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Los Angeles
Weekend Hot Rod Show Draws Big Crowds at Key Garage
Large crowds attended the two day hot rod show sponsored by the Road Angels at Key Chevrolet Garage. Fourteen cars competed for 17 trophies with winners from Yellow Springs, Baltimore, Paterson, Takoma Park and beyond. Notable entries included Phillip’s 1936 Ford with a 400 hp motor and Mahieli’s 1956 Chevrolet coupe.
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Chevrolet
Road Angels
Jocal Builders
Jocal Club
Robert Firor
Yellow Springs
PaNcilalilig
LA Dioenteer
Phillip
Baltimore
Phillips
Roger Mahieli
Paterson
N. J
Mahieli
Mahielt
John A. Pomery
Takoma Park
Robert Rayot
Fair Lawn
N.J
James Draheim
Arlington, Va
Optimist International Leader Attends Frederick Breakfast
Ja Harold Wilkins president of Optimist International and Mrs Wilkins visited the Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They met with club officers and other optimists then traveled to Washington to present President Eisenhower with a commemorative plaque marking the fourteenth anniversary of Optimist International.
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Ja. Harold Wilkins
Memphis
Clarksburg
Horace 4. Opel
Braddock Optimist
ME. Osborne
Hagerstown
Bruce Reeder
Frederak Beeing Club
Carroll Boyer
Qood Shepherd Lutheran Church
Harry Reid
James Fox
Gilbert
Stroup
Verdict Given For Contractor In City Accident Case
A jury in Circuit Court awarded Earl H. Cline 344.52 against Arthur Lee Hatcher for a November 29 1957 collision at East Church and Carroll streets. Cline claimed he paused at a stop sign due to parked cars. Hatcher said Cline drove into him. Hatcher’s counterclaim for 160.80 was rejected. Attorneys included Charles McMathias Noel Spence for Cline and James McSherry Goodloe Byron for Hatcher.
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Patrik M Schnauffer
Earl H. Cline
Arthur Lee Hatcher
Virginia
East Church
Carroll Streets
Cline
Carroll
Hatcher
Chine
Sergi
Willam E. Boone Jr
Merwe
Charles McC Mathias
Noel Spence
James McSherry
Goodtoe Byron
George P. Schick
Andrew W. Altman
Charles E. Shepley
George H. Nusbaum
Arthur Crum
Thomas D Arnold
Henry L. Davis
Chales F Snuther
Jack W Derr
Paul E Franklin
Fannie A. Kinz
Hope Will Listen To Doctor On Milk Production Decline
Hollywood comic Bob Hope said he will follow his doctor's advice after an eye problem and health concerns. Maryland and Delaware milk production fell from 1957 levels with per cow records edging higher in Delaware while overall output dropped due to fewer cows. Hope plans to fly to New York for treatment and may visit a Boston eye clinic.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
College Park
Maryland
Department of Eye Trouble
Agriculture
Hope
York
Columbia University
Europe
New York
Algernon Reese
Boston
Delaware
Baltimore primary race ends with TV appeals by D'Alesandro and Grady
In Baltimore the mayor and his challenger wrap up TV appeals tonight ahead of tomorrow's city primary. Women Democrats hosted a tea for D'Alesandro while Grady drew a reception from Mahoney. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm at 567 precincts.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
J. Harold Grady
D’alesandro
George P. Mahoney
Grady
Wotia Glu Asi
Wmar- TV
Wj2z-Tv
Maryland House of Delegates
FBI
Coad
Theodore R. McKeidin
Dinenthe A Pare
Lewis R. Milo
McKeidin
Constitution
J. Miklard Tawes
Soviet agrees to East-West talks amid summit condition
Moscow reports Soviet government agreed to attend an East West conference on Germany only if a summit meeting of government heads is involved. The Foreign Ministry said the note would be published Tuesday as Britain and the United States weigh the proposal. Khrushchev urged that reunification talks be held between the two German states, not by the Big Four.
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Moscow
Germany
Mh Vist
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Hare Macmillan
Leningrad
Nikita Khrushchev
Joe Susiek
Abblo
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
West
East Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
Sower
Kremlin
Ako
Wen
Five Day Forecast and Tokyo Rumors
The report notes no price increase through Saturday and mentions Melbourne ministers predicting a moderate rise of 2 to 5 degrees warmer than usual. It also references dips and gains in church attendance and stock market activity linked to Billy Graham crusades and related aviation and rocket concerns.
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Aimegal
Melbourne
Australia
New York
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