Two Boys Receive Heavy Sentences For Assault And Theft
Two youths were sentenced to 11 and eight years in the House of Correction for a sequence of assault and battery on a teenage girl and purse snatching. Liason and Thomas received additional youth and adult terms for multiple robberies, with the court noting a vicious attack description and ordering sentences to run concurrently where stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Lone Wor
Anthony Liason
Irving Mathew Thomas
Patrick
Liason
S. Katherine Bar- Tier
Bug
Thomas
Edna Myers
Miss Myers
Gruenther to Speak at Hood College Graduation
Gen Moe Gruenther, a former senior U.S. Army officer and SHAPE chief of staff, is scheduled to give the commencement address at Hood College. About 120 seniors will graduate, with the class of 1840 noted as the largest on record. Gruenther’s early life, career highlights, and service in Europe are summarized from the university notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auicg
Moe Gruenther
Colege
Ciff
Ander
U.S
Aussia
National War College
Washington
Gen. Gruenth
Platte Center
Neb
Christian M
Mary Shea Gruenther
Co. Vinitary Academy
Flight Air School
Miler
Gen. Gruenther
SHAPE
Europe
O Conor Former Maryland Governor Dies in Baltimore
Herbert O Conor Jr., ex U.S. senator and Maryland governor, died suddenly today at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore. The 64-year-old longtime political figure had served multiple terms and influenced state policy with his conservative stance. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herbert O Conor Jr
U.S
Maryland
Mercy Hospital
Hewes
Basketball Postponements Cloud High School Tourney Schedule
News from Frederick County reports tentative postponements of weekend high school playoff games in Hagerstown Cumberland and Garrett County. Officials say negotiations with College Park aim to move finalist action to March 18-19 with Cole Field House hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Warren Evans
Piscal
Frederick County
Evans
College Park
Cole Field House
Kersville
Smithsburg
Hagersiow
Ole Holder
Garrett County
Aherany High
Five Day Weather Outlook for Western Maryland
Forecast covers Tuesday through Saturday with temperatures around 30s to mid 30s and precipitation chances on Tuesday or Wednesday. Normal levels for the period are around the mid 30s. the forecast notes near normal conditions except in the mountains where cooler readings are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Normal
Church Seeks 250000 for Renovation Campaign
Evangelical Lutheran church initiates a drive to raise 256000 for a large renovation and addition. Rev. Charles F. Trunk outlines a Sunday service and a two thirty pm instruction session led by six captains and 24 team leaders across six divisions to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk
Meredit
and Charles S
Sixti
Division
Donald 2. Koons
Clyde O. Koons
Martin L. Bowers Sr
William M. Landis
Glenn E_ Biehi
W. XM
Ray Spurries
Carlton Bamgardner
William Millhouse
Carlton Baumgardner
Ross
Clem
Garland P. Feaga
Joan S. Fox
Dwight Roy
John H. Lentz
Charles E. Broadrup
Alion
Bennett
H. David Hagan
Masetta Hershberger
Harry T. James
W. Barigis Storm
Wilson Cook
F. Russell Young
L. H. Crickenher Be
Howard Flook
Meredith R Fey
Bernard Simmons
Edwin F
Roy German
Chasuey
Earl S Iles J. Boone
Jenna
Walter Comer Jr
John M. Crum
Nirs
Rudy
Grayson R. Bowers
T. XI. Lescal
Vernon E. Srup
Grayson H. Bower
Lansdale
Wee Women diet quiz sparks quirky newsroom line
A fragmented OCR line hints at a humorous 1900s style feature about women and eating. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the tone suggests a light society note or humor item in a local paper.
Woman Burned When Clothing Catches Fire
A woman sustained burns to her back legs and hands after her clothing caught fire. She was found leaning back at Maw Street and transported to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda in reportedly poor condition. Fire officials and the Upper Monigor company were involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rismery
St. Second
Bethesda
Snow
Upper Monigor Co
Eisenhower Is Bushed From Tour
President Eisenhower cuts short a 12 day South American goodwill tour and plans another talk in Puerto Rico. He arrived at Ramey Air Force Base shaken by a misfire in his travel plane and faced critics as he continued the Caribbean leg of his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Unitedates Point
Ger
Sitam -Gulang
Alopier
Caribbean
Eritan Assembly
Dorado Beac
Laurence Ro
Commapase
Farmers Cooperative Meeting Postponed in Frederic
A farmers cooperative meeting set to convene at 14 a.m. in Frederic has been postponed. Local officials cited scheduling conflicts and structural safety concerns as the reason for the delay. A new date will be announced by the cooperative’s board. Additionally a chimney fire incident was reported nearby with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Cooperatives
Ne National
Neeting
President Eisenhower Visits Montevideo Amid Student Demonstrations
President Eisenhower arrives in Montevideo as firemen hose down a protest with a pro Castra banner visible from a School of Architecture roof. Police disperse another student gathering as clouds of tear gas envelop the open car. The President’s eyes sting but he feels no lasting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Architecture
Senhower
Montevideo
Uruguay
Storm Deaths Births Prompt Closings Across Maryland
The storm caused two deaths in Baltimore and one in Harford County plus a 83 year old man and a 22 year old. a baby was born in a snowbound ambulance in Delaware. Officials kept highways open despite disruptions. Bowie Race Track planned to resume racing with the Barbara Fritchie Stakes as feature. Most offices opened or operated as usual, weather pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
William DeBaufre
Baltimore
St. Joseph's Hospital
Earce County
Delaware
Claxton
Del
Kent General Hospital
Dover
William Christianson
Orleans St
Bowie
Barbara Fritchie
Charles H. Young
As & O
Weil
Copter Becomes Sign Of Hope For Navajo Snowbound
An air force helicopter from the Indian Sign Of Hope program reached snowbound Navajo residents on the sprawling Navajo Reservation. The ungainly craft carried relief supplies to aid hundreds stranded by winter conditions amid the rugged terrain and wide acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendow Rock
Ariz
Air Force
Igast
John MicPhee
The Show Must Go On Recap from Snoa Reach
The report centers on Snoa Reach with the phrase The Show Must Go On as a thematic note. It highlights a cultural or entertainment moment reflecting perseverance and performance.
New Drug Promises Pain Relief Calmness For Angina
A drug now used by about 2000 doctors nationwide claims to relieve angina pain and prevent epileptic seizures. Bayl or University medical professor Ty Wise notes it calms patients and reduces aggression. Early animal testing showed strong quieting effects, with a San Diego Zoo tiger mellowing after dosing. Side effects include temporary drowsiness and mild coordination issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Yeoman
Vricn
Aie
United States
PO Wie
Elinical
Baylor Unversity
Houston
Tex
Wise
Prysian
Boston
San Themo
San Diego Zoo
Giant Elm Crashes On Automobile
A giant old elm toppled at 101 East Second Street about one o'clock this afternoon, lifting from the ground and falling across the street. It smashed one late model Buick with West Virginia plates, damaged another car, and blocked traffic briefly. Mrs. Burton Creager identified the Buick as belonging to Mrs. Foster, a Washington Street School teacher. Police arrived, and Mrs. Creager described the tree rising ten to twelve feet before spilling onto the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Keefer
East Second Street
Burton Creager
Foster
Washington Street
West Virginia
T. B. Johnson
Savage Storm Toll Shocks East Coast Areas
A savage winter storm battered the East Coast causing widespread damage and 61 deaths. The blizzard dumped heavy snow, strong winds, and freezing temperatures from Virginia to New York, with up to 30 inches reported in places. Schools and municipal buildings closed as authorities urged caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pai
England
Irving
Pennsirania
Meather
Dea
Property Owners Must Clear Snow
Chief of Police Charles V. Main warned local property owners today they must keep sidewalks free of snow. He urged residents to shovel a path and pile snow at the curb rather than on city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Snowdrifts Close Roads Across Frederick County
Strong winds piled high drifts four to five feet, stranding motorists and closing U S 15 near Buckeys Town and US 340. Crews battled the snow as temperatures stayed cold, with limited streets open and several routes drifting again. State Police diverted traffic while rotary plows worked to clear the highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Mountaindale
West Patrick Street
State Roads Commission
U.S. 15
U.S. 340
U. S. 40
Union Ridge
New Windsor
New Market
Town
Doer Creek
S$ Teport
Coum Ide Y
Gelnver
Schicy Avenue
Esterdalernoon
Eraxgen
Storm Delays Court Hearings At Local Magistrate Court
A winter storm halted most hearings at the magistrate court with only a few traffic tickets filed by state troopers. Several sessions were postponed from yesterday as Justice of the Peace Robert Kennedy noted the week’s delays lasted longer than usual, though weather contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Couurt
Justice of the Peace
Robert Kennedy
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Hood
Alfred M. Gruenther
Herbert O'Conor
O’conor
Church
LA Affairs
Taye Ang
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