D C Kemp Dies Today at Age 103 in Frederick Area
D C Kemp longtime Frederick area farmer and taxabled retired businessman died today at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born March 24 1873 near the city he lived at Heave and Plenty residence and was the son of the late Dr Columbus Kemp and Anna Walentt Kemp. Surviving are his wife Sophie Markell Detrick two daughters Stoll Derrick Kemp and Mrs Ann Kemp Daffin a son Alden E Fisher one sister and several grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
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Pack Chester Kemp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Columbus
Anna Walentt Kemp
Couinty
Frederick Agateny
Jim
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick Elevator Company
Frederick Carriage Works
South Market Street
Willys-Overlard
Kemp
Sophie Alarkell Detrick
Jacob Stoll
Hackat Markal Detrick
Baltimore
Stoll Derrick Kemp
New Market
Ann Kemp Daffin
Hig City
Atrs
Alden E. Fisher
Adwaced P. Gale
City
David Kemp Daffin
Elizabeth Robinette Kemp
Aunjar Stuart Kenny
Arrogant Boy Is Committed To Boys Village
An eight year old colored youth described as arrogant and impudent by witnesses was committed to Boys Village at Cheltenham by Judge Patrick Sehnauffer in Juvenile Court today. He lounged in the chair during testimony and offered no remarks. The case involved charges of car ransacking and probation violations. He will be removed to the boys village for possibly a long time unless his attitude changes.
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Patrick Af. Sehnauffer
Muvenile Court
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William J » Roderick
Olocker
Sbegl
A. Norman
Swin Island
Charles E. Henson
Episcopal Church
Lincoin
East Patrick Street
Boys Village
Roderick
Olivet
Vatican
Pius
Prato
Pie Ltra Fiordelli
Lneself
Valigua
L'Os Servatore Tomano
St. Peter’s Square
Padua
An Ithony
Maly
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Belvo Pierdell
Rata
Haly
Mis
Window Smashed In Jewelry Robbery At Royal Jewelers
A bald robber smashed part of a show window at Royal Jewelers of Hredenck on North Market Street late Sunday night and stole watches estimated to total about 1200. The entry did not breach the store proper, and a tire lug wrench lay outside as a clue. Police began an investigation, with Detective Bureau handling details and inventory pending. In a separate incident, the Wachter home on Sherman Avenue was ransacked, a suit and camera taken, but money left behind. authorities investigated alongside the first case.
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Royal Jewelers
Hredenck
North Market Street
Robert Sorrawling
Liv
Palve
Sorrentino
Detective Bureau
Clyde C. Wachter
Sherman Avenue
J. Wachter
Ben Phoebus
Paul Mossburg
Husband of Prussian Princess Dies in Texas
Amatillo, Texas. Clyde K. Harris, 30, a former soda jerk who married Princess Corella of the House of Lohenzatlern, died yesterday. The wedding in the castle marked the first such union involving a commoner in the castle’s 1,200-year history. Harris, a former lieutenant with American troops in Germany, met the princess in 1945 while aiding a treasure search. He returned to Amarillo after army discharge in 1946 and kept up correspondence with the princess for years.
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Tex
Clyde K. Tfarrisy
Vlohesaulern
Harris
Corella
Lohenzatlern
Heyiver Knatrinet
Merhingen i
Cjarvis
Occur
Germany
Cecelia
Darmstadt
Haris
Amarillo
Europe
February Coldest Month in 42 Years With Few Exceptions
A weather observer reports February was the coldest since 1916 except for one year. The average temperature for the month topped records, with 12 days at 32 degrees or below. Early March brought a milder weekend, with highs near 50 and Sunday morning at 29. The forecast calls for fair skies and mild next days with little temperature change.
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Unis Novalng
Thurmont Girl Hurt In Accident
A Thurmont woman, Janis Dihol, 20, was treated for leg and hip pain and facial abrasions after a car driven by Roger Zabkie veered off Old Frederick Road between Creagerstown and Lewistown and overturned. Zabkie was charged with speeding and jailed for court on March 15.
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Thurmont
Frederik Road
Creagerstown
Janis Dihol
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dy Brown
Roger Paul Zabkie
Hox 180
Lewistown
Zabkie
Paul Little
Troper Brown
Punishment Demanded Over Korean Abuse Case
A dispute erupts as officials demand punishment for Americans involved in a Korean abuse incident. A ministry spokesman warns of firm action amid claims of a beaten and harmed boy identified as Kim Choon Ji, with references to refugee and orphanage contexts. The involved U.S. Army presence has not clarified charges. Names listed include Thomas Faines and several others from Plymouth and nearby towns.
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Sequl
Hong
O Ministry
Karen Foreign Ministry
U.S
Ag- Yi
Aringyie
Mai Thomas Faines
Plymouth
Pat Caphi
Miphiel
Mister Ail Mise
Robert JR
Weidensaill
Special Registration Dates Drive March Extension for Voters
A city election registration drive extends through March with Tuesday and Friday sessions from 9 am to 2 pm at the Board of Registry. Additional dates listed include March 4 18 21 25 28, alongside regular Monday Wednesday and Friday hours, to accommodate working residents and ensure re registration for municipal voting.
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Board of Registry
Maren Dizectei
Ely
Dune
Restaurant Near Wheaton Destroyed In Fire
Fire gutted a three story frame building near Rumvan Gardens Restaurant in Wheaton Maryland. Montgomery County Fire Marshal Charles Howe estimated damages around 50000 dollars.
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Welraton
Weal
Yaam
Rumvan Gardens
Montgomery County
Marishal
Charles Howe
Ake
Bahama Island Becomes Grandstand For Space Weapon Watch
Readers observe a Capescape scene as the U S Air Force tracks a ballistic missile from Cape Canaveral to Grand Bahama Island. Radar displays show missile path and range. A nervous routine unfolds with outposts passing clearance messages and a moving countdown at alert posts along a 5000 mile network.
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Grand Banama Island
Cape
Miles Island
Grandstand
U.S
Air Force
Partridge Questions Red Missile Power Doubt
General Barte Partridge doubts the Soviet Union will launch a successful long-range missile against North America soon. As head of the Continental Air Defense Command he says the Soviets have not shown an operational intercontinental ballistic missile yet. Also involved in the discussion is General Thomas Hoower of the Strategic Air Command.
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Barte
Pavividge
Soviet Union
North America
Partridge
Continental Air Defense Conmani
Gon Thomas
Hoower
Strategic Air Command
Tragic Kentucky bus crash claims 12 children
Grim search ends after 55 hours as a yellow bus submerged in swift river waters yields four students and the driver. Twelve bodies remain missing while rescue crews and villagers mourn, with families seeking closure in a mountain community.
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Prestonsuuig
Levisa Fark
Suidty
Naat
Aday
Gvietstrigken
Mattel
Avith
Hylhivens
Sma
James Quiley
Walter
Prestonsburgy
Tobacco Taxes Fall Short of County Budget Estimate
County taxes collected in the first two months of 1958 total 231717, well below the 2401000 budget target. Treasurer James Af fritk reports cigarette and liquor taxes for January and February amount to 516108.50 in state levies and 16448.67 in February, forcing a shortfall. County Commissioners warn adjustments may follow if state tax reforms affect finances for schools and teachers' pay raises.
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Loharen
James Affritk
Skill InPlay-Proposal To To Keynote 4 H Rally Tonight
National 477 weeks observance features two basketball games with girls from the southern Lean and northern teams. Emmitsburg and Ballenger clash in a boys playoff as square dancing and games follow. Governor McKeldin criticizes health program cuts and urges full welfare contingency funds amid fiscal concerns.
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Oh 4H Clube Wall
Emily
Gils’ Cluus
Frances Qutsail
Buckeystown
Gael Nicholson
Midway Club
Emmitsburg
Novi
Ballenger
New Market
Matchet Lanight
Square Lancing
Danvesy
Rehnt Munier
Taneytown
Billy Remsberg
Middletown
Hobert Kemp
Peagaville
Menrlh Ramsburg Jr
Lewistown
Mary Thomas
Kenneth Shifflet
Power Out for Two Weeks Hits Johns Newfoundland
Residents of St Johns face two weeks without power after a brutal storm knocked out transmission lines. Winds up to 35 mph damaged lines and feeders, leaving homes dark as people huddle by fires and rely on candles and oil lamps. Newfoundland Light and Power notes restoration could take until power returns to normal.
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Néldo
Aloe
Avalon Peninsula
Dia
SL. Johns
Moe
Ainsworth
Minlager
Newfoundland Light Aid Power Co
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Newfoundland
Five Day Forecast for Fort McHenry Birthday Week
Baltimore weather forecasts from the Weather Bureau predict a five day period of rainy or unsettled conditions through Thursday, with varying temperatures and chances of rain. The prediction notes showers likely in the area, with temperatures fluctuating and possible local effects on outdoor events during the birthday observance for Fort McHenry.
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Baltimore
Nalional Park
Two Men Sentenced in Local Court for 1957 Violations
In a morning session Magistrate EH Reese Shoemaker sentenced Acily Negro, Jacob Mines to 30 days in jail and a $60 fine after finding them guilty of drunken driving and related offenses. Eugene Hawkins also received 30 days in jail for motor vehicle violations from July 1957, with additional penalties for failing to appear and obey a court promise. Police arrested the defendants on July 4 at Baker Valley Road and Route 255.
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Acily Negro
Jacob Mines
Jal
Reese
Nis
Irfault
Ralph Potts
County Negro
Eugene Haskins
Failig
Finn
Traoper Win
S. McAfee
Baker Valley Road
Hit Run Driving Charge After Frederick County Accident
Frederick county man was charged Sunday by city police with failing to stop after an accident on South Jefferson Street. Jackie Lee Cline of Frederick was summoned to a magistrate’s court hearing March 7 after a car driven by him struck a parked vehicle outside 323 South Jefferson Street. He was later taken into custody. Bail was set at $100 for each vehicle involved.
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South Jelferson Streat
Jackie Lee Clie
Frederick
RFD
Sergt
Hatey Philips
Del
Seret Ellis Carly
Cline
Maren
Paul Minh
Trent
South
Hiflerson Street
Sanday Abun
Will Seek To impeach FCC's Mack
House committee chair Harris announced plans to impeach Commissioner Richard A. Mack amid probes of the Miami TV case. Baker, president of Watkins Airlines, demanded investigations of lawmakers including Senators and representatives tied to TV license matters as hearings continued.
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FCC
Richard A. Mack
Laat
Chamnatt Harry
D-Ark
G. 7 Baker
Rnckerl Ly
Haker
Univistol
Baker
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Morris
Watlonat Ay Lines
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Dias
Briday
Miami TV
Kuharich Lands Five Year Contract With Redskins
Washington Redskins announce a new five year deal for head coach Joe Kuharich. The 44 year old, who joined Marshall from Boston, signs extending current terms by one year with rumored raise and makes Kuharich the longest serving coach in team history.
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Washington Redskins
Joe Kuharieh
Kuharieh
Washington
Kuhavich
Redskin
George Preston Marshall
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