Four Years In Reformatory For Forgery By Young Mother
Barbara Arvilla Summers, 26, pleaded guilty to three counts of forgery on checks totaling 735. She signed the name of her former employer Carroll Burtner. Summers was sentenced to two years plus one year on two counts, all sentences running concurrently with two years in the Reformatory for Women. Burtner testified restitution was made. the checks were drawn on Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank.
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Circuit Court
Reformatory For Women
Barbara Arvilla Summers
Carroll Burner
Burter
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Burtner
Summers
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Norman Dietz
Wri
Pennsylvania
Pennsyvania
Oshron
Adams
Sears
Hanover
Mem Rs
Schnauffer
Washington Street P TA Seeks School Improvements
A Washington Street P TA delegation appeared before the Board of Education to push for school improvements. The board said no funds remain this year but temporary summer work may occur, with future budget consideration planned.
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Washington Street
P-Ta
P-Ta Association
Board of Education
Grayson Bowers
Bowers
Serapion
Lony Elementary School
Wall Street Broker Admits Theft of 270000
New York AP reports Wall Street broker Haderer confessed thefts totaling about 270000 over eight years from Walston and Co Inc. He admitted altering IBM client advance cards to hide larger interest charges, then moved funds after hours. Charges include forgery and grand larceny. statute limits count to 170000.
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NEW York
Wall Street
Dist
Ally_ Frank
Hogan
Walston and Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Frank B. Haderer
Walston
Stock Exchange
Clents
Fr Insurance
Haderer
IBM
Will
Ecounts Ould
Closing Date For Schools Is Set
Board of Education sets the 1960 61 calendar with a September 7 opening and June 16 close date. Four makeup days approved and several holidays including Election Day November 8 and Thanksgiving December 23 to January 3. Teachers resume earlier start with September 1 2 and 6 professional activities and registrations. June 16 is a short student day with teachers on duty.
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Board of Educaon
James A. Sensenbaugh
Maryland State Teachers Association
Firetruck Overturns in Sharpstown Tragedy Sparks 1 Death and 5 Injured
A firetruck overturned near the Heatley farm in Eldo Tan leaving one person dead at Earthcoke General Seaford and five injured. Easton said units from Fire Co were responding to a chimney fire when the crash occurred.
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Sharptown
Mid
Onl Walker
Sharp
Seaford
Delai Easton
Unicer Fire Co
Heatley Farm
Eldo- Tan
Postponed Basketball Game Between Walkersville and Smithsburg
The Walkersville vs Smithsburg basketball game at Hagerstown was postponed due to snow. A new date for the Class C District I opening round has not been set.
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Walkersville
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Snow Storm Paralyzes Roads and Schools Statewide
A major snow storm disrupts the state with rain and sleet on the Eastern Shore and heavy snowfall expected elsewhere. Roads are blocked, drivers stranded, and most schools are closed. Police troopers are on duty. the Roads Commission reports 1230 employees and 5099 pieces of equipment in use. Baltimore transit runs behind schedule as travel delays spread. Ike returns home from a four nation South American tour amid cheering crowds and minor protests.
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Staite Roads Commission
Baltimore
Washington
Baltmore
Department of Employment Security
Leonardioan
Todiax
Ike
Buenos Aires
Eisenhower
East Battled by One of Most Violent Winter Storms
Destructive ice and snow storms swept from the Rockies to the Atlantic delivering freezing temperatures and heavy snow. At least 20 deaths were attributed to the elemen t weather with widespread damage across Texas Colorado Kansas Tennessee Mississippi Iowa North Carolina and regions eastward.Emergency measures and power outages affected Calhoun Huntsville and Gadsden as ice storms forced relocations and utility losses.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Rockies
Atlantic
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Iowa
North Carolina
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio
Oho Valley
Atantic Coast
West
Ginia
Carolinas
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Woodlands
Louisiana
Lone
Calhoun
Huntsville
Ala
Gadsen
Heaviest snowstorm hits Frederick area with 10 to 12 inch accumulations
Frederick city and county faced one of the season’s worst snowfalls as 10 to 12 inches covered streets and sidewalks. State and county crews battled to keep major routes open while schools closed and offices limited operations. Civil Defense aided crews with blankets and overnight stays planned.
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Frederick
Fort Detrick
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Court House
State Roads Commission
Counry
U.S. 40
West Fourth Street
Biggs Avenue
Trafffic
Civil Defense
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Wolfsville
Thurmont
Seven Teachers Appointed in Frederick County Schools
The Frederick County School board approved seven new teachers for the county for the upcoming school year and accepted resignations from three. Appointments include Mrs. Ednad Hnders and Mrs. Josephine C. Gilbert in various subjects, with several others from Towson, Frostburg and Parkways. Mrs. Elizabeth Hill was named part time secretary and librarian at the Predentic Community College.
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Frederick County
Ednad Hnders
Towson
Pannee Cook
B.S. Sheph Sersrai
Helen G. Nm Coliese
Columbia University LeGore
Frederick v. McBride
Nate
da. B
Sterling W Edwards Jr
Frostburg
Elizabeth Hill
Predentic Community College
Main
Biol Brunswick
Seven New Cardinals Designated By Pope John
Pope John designated seven prelates to the College of Cardinals, including the first Negro, the first Japanese, and the first Filipino elevated. The seven also include two Italians, a Frenchman, and a Dutch prelate, bringing the total to 85. Cardinals will be created at a March 28 consistory, the third under the Pope’s tenure. A tornado struck central Florida, injuring at least six and causing widespread damage in Grovelana and Apopka.
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Atican City
John Iiii
College of Cardinals
Lauran Rucambaaf Rutabo
Tanganyika
East Africa
Peter Taisuo Dor
Rufino J. Santos
Manila
Poniif
Arcon Bernard Jan Alvink
Utrecht
Holland
Joseph Lefebvre
Bour- France
Tragha
Antonio Bacci
Vatican Curia
John
Florida
Orlando
Fla
Grovelana
Apopka
Ibersons
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Lincoln Building
James A. Sensebauch
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Jefferson
Paul L. Hoffmaster
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Dotiaizon
Escattailorg Oneei the
Education Board
Harry Richardson Jr
RFD
Frederick High School
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Jay
Cees
Donald James Tressler
Emmitsburg
Thurmont High School
Frank J. Keefer
Willam I. Schwab
Anthony de Jauter
Frank J. Xeefer
Ture
Fleming
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