Five Years In Pen For Parolee In Frederick Case
A parolee from Erie New York, David Lee Alljioaze, was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for breaking and larceny after entering the home of Samuel P. Warfield on North Market Street, from which 18 silver dollars were stolen. Police recaptured him after a pursuit across fields. The trial also covered the manslaughter case of Evelyn Virginia Prouson, accused of stabbing Calyn Lee Orem at the Amvets club in Frederick in November, with testimony detailing the events leading to the fatal wound and subsequent statements by the defendant.
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New York
Matick M. Schnatffer
Courls
Evelyn Virginia Prouson
Bjarnsville
Calyln Lee Orem
Frederick
Avivers Clib
David Lee All Jioaze
Erie
N. Y
Virginia
Schranker
Samuel P. Warfield
North Market Street
Warefield
AllGuse
Sergi
Bilis Carty
Charles Bare
Serat
Madge Schnauhfer
James
Proctor
Kan
Allan Y. Benwell
BE. Austin James
Tal Muah
Charles W. Main
Nagar Smith Tavern
Anothey Hedruss
Amvers Cl
Alain
Martin Ranodle
Nye
Smith
Laveern
Orem
All Saints Street
Tt. d. Purie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alexis
Sail Orem
4-H Clubs To Honor Leaders Banquet at Calvary Methodist
Four H members gather to honor leaders during a Leaders Recognition banquet at Calvary Methodist church. About 37 leaders receive awards for long service. Gils and Buys clubs contribute many honorees. Rev Dr Nevin Smith of Emanuel United Church will speak. local 4-H youths introduce and host. Various club members perform and lead prayers and songs in observance of National 4-H Club Week.
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Calvary
Methodist
Gils
Buys
Nevin Smith
Emanuel United Church At Christ
Hanover
Sarah Riamsburg
Lewistown
Howard Stevens
Bulganin Sends Note to Eisenhower Amid Summit Talk
Soviet Premier Bulganin sent a new message to President Eisenhower via Mikhail Menshikov, relayed through Secretary of State. Menshikov expected publication in Moscow tomorrow, replying to Eisenhower’s letter not yet released for Soviet readers. The message seeks dialogue on inviting leading Soviet citizens to the United States for firsthand exposure.
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Washington
Preimiey Bulganin
Eisenhower
Moblo
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikovy
Moscow
Bulganin
Menshikov
Hugein
Bulgarin
Theisenhower
Sugsess
United States
Robberies Plague City Homes As Families Away
The third home break in reported to police involved Nevin and Waskey at 1000 Carroll Parkway. Thieves stole about 21 in cash and a wristwatch after entering through a first floor side window. investigation by Detective Bureau continues. Nearby, Ralph E Fry at 305 Magnolia Avenue and Clyde Wachter Sr. at 30 Sherman Avenue were burgled while residents were away.
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Westbrook
Nevin
Warkey
Carroll Parkway
Magnolia Avenue
Clyde C. Wachter Sr
Sherman Avenue
Lame
House Spurns Increase In Sales Tax
ANNAPOLIS Weary lawmakers faced an election year as they debated a plan tying a 3 percent income tax with a revamped sales tax. The Senate moved ahead with a mixed package. the House stalled with opposition to shifting the sales tax base, risking an extra session to fund a 37 million budget.
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Annapolis
Senate
Avhal
Mekeldin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Group
Linus
Legisla
Mayr
Sen
Phoebus
Somerset
Nel. Hughes
Allegany
Legislanre
McKeldin
Dell
Boon
M-Ballot County
Robinson
D-Ballo
Lee
Montgomery
del. Mannacd
Wicomico
Baltimore City
Turnbull
D-Dake County
Finance Committee
Finance
Hte
Teachers Open 2 Day Meeting Here
Approximately 900 teachers gather for the third annual conference at Frederick High School with sessions on what defines a good teacher. Dr. J. McNally of Teachers College Columbia University speaks. group discussions follow on teacher characteristics. The event, sponsored by Frederick County Board of Education and PTAs, includes a public session this evening with Dr. George Deveday on education for all.
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Frederico
Ak Ek High
Schoo Wis
Dy. Vavntil
J. McNally
Teachers College
Columbia ‘University
Harry Vo Frushowe
A. Jim
Frederick
J. Arthur Mot
Hyattstown Christian Church
James A. Sensenbaugh
Vannty
McNally
Marwan
Ems
George
P. Deveday
Columbia University
Wie
Wall
Mae Leclion
Blige
Frederick County Board of Education
Ick County Counsel of
Parent Teachers Associations
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Prkfay
Satellite search under way after Mars launches fail to orbit
Cape Canaveral reports indicate Army Moonwatch teams scan the skies for a missing satellite from a Jupiter C launch. Officials say final stage failure would have left the craft tumbling from orbital altitude, possibly breaking up before crossing hemispheres. White House talks hint at possible action on presidential disability amid congressional delay.
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Cape Canaveral
Flatt
Army Uallistic Missie Agency
Old Propulsion Laboratory
Wernhey von Braun
Army Space Program
Jeffer
South
Avanta
Arries
Indian Ovent
Lesshan
School Board Buys Tayward Property For New Special School
The School Board purchased the Tayward House on Laywears Lane near Harmony Grove from Wir and Mrs Higom H Lewis with plans to convert a half acre into a special education site. The project aims to open this September with trained staff and up to 1000 students expected, offering tailored classes and special equipment. Local groups like Civitan and the Broderick County Association for Mentally Retarded Children have promised scholarships and support.
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Laywears Lane
Harmony Grove
Higom H. Lewis
Mateuuisie
Hele
Lr Sprisenbaugh
Wenedlembel Education Br
Semventiaugh
Ie Board of Education
Alvoul Feu
Sensenvaughy
Sumimar
Civitan Club
Broderick County Association
Sengenbayeh
Louis A. Hutzler Dies in Baltimore
Louis A Hutzler longtime chairman of Hiteler Brothers Co died after a brief illness in Baltimore. He joined the store in 190L rose to merchandise director and retired from that role in 1948. The firm founded by Charles Walder in 1858 is commemorating its 100th anniversary with tributes and planned private funeral services tomorrow.
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Baltimort
Muteler
Petired
Hiteler Brothers Co
TW Mutzler
Charles Walder
Fle O
Chih
Baltimore
Lamorrow
Bakiire
Bamorrow
Maryland Traffic Commission Reports On Cars Count
The Maryland traffic commission states travel on the state highways declined from the prior year. SRC Chairman Robert Otone notes the 1957 figure was an all time record with a notable percent rise over 1956. The report covers 27 stations and highway traffic between Antapelia and Uapy shows a one percent gain.
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Baltingh
Sune Tada Commission
Maryland
Bmd
SHC
Milion
SRC
Robert Otone
Ohnthuison
Easter Strikes Hit Garment Industry Wives Worry
In New York women fear Easter fashion disruptions as garment workers strike. Stores report ordered dresses and suits delayed while factory shipments falter. Public sentiment hopes for early settlement, with pressure on manufacturers to adjust styles for spring parades.
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New York
East Rade
Mistry
Passengers and crew freed after Korea airliner hijack
26 passengers and crewmen released at Panmunjom after a hijack by North Korean agents. South Korean and U.S. officials signed receipts amid delays. eight Koreans linked to the Red agents were detained. Two West Germans and two Americans freed, including Willis Hobbs and Lt. Cyl. Te Clellan, while a major was killed during the struggle.
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Panmunjom
Amit
Tony
Panmunjom Trove
Red Cross
Seoul
U.S
Emassy
Ap Muetaly
Chile
Wsem
Hannes Veitichs
Willis J Hobbs
Valieja
Calif
Air Farge
Cyl. Te Clelan
Buchman, Mich
U.N. Command
Chune Mo
Library Week Marked In City And County
Frederick area residents join a national March observance with a series of open houses exhibits panel discussions and coffee breaks across multiple libraries. Local committees coordinate events and a March open house aims to boost access to books emphasizing the value of reading under the Wake Up and Read theme.
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Frederick
Hebrary
Hood College
Marylaunel
Ata Te Aunionees
Thurment
Thorman: Pabhke Libary
Mt. St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Callege
Emmits
Hirg
Ennifisburg Pub Iie
George B. Douglas
Clifton
Ohgerrance
Josep D. Baker
Richard Karnsburg
T. V. Levine
Jomes Remsberg
Donald Koons
Melvin Par Wie
George Delaplaine Jr
Ham ‘T. Howard
Alice Robinson
Ernest Hunimaker
Thorntond Public
Rhoda Pagle
Fort Detrick
Morris Rhieh
Maryland State School For’ ‘the Deaf
Katharine
Fe, Durrow
Joseph Henry Applet
Waad College
Warro
Emmitsturg
Pulic
Harary
Josephine P.pon
Burr Arte
Leader
Library Week
Heig Mare
Apeil
Jshlis
Weather Dominated by Rain Snow And Clouds Across Regions
Weather fronts brought rain and snowfall across the nation with heavy showers in Apalachicola and Pensacola Texas and New Mexico reported light rainfall while the Gulf Coast saw stronger activity. A dam collapse tragedy near Mtivieves des Prair left workers killed and a large crew assembled to repair damage.
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Paul Dufresne
Weeipitation Hall
Dufresne Construction Co
Aali- Lightsnow
Aroasl
Gulf Coast
Texas
New Mexico
Apalachicola
Fla
Parle
Howe
Pensacola
Warlior
Mavidla
Willy
East
Tanisiana
Qutkin
Tex
Arva
Bourguiba Threatens To Break With Egypt Over Plot
Tunisian president Bourguiba warned he would sever ties with Egypt if Cairo does not explain alleged gas stove plot to assassinate him. He accused exiled Salah Ben Youssef’s faction of steering Tunisian public opinion to derail Bourguiba and push toward a United Arab Republic alignment with Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria.
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Tunis
Egypt
Syria
U. A. BR
Alde Cane
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Arab Union
Kituts
Faisal
Hussein
Arab Federation
Savel Yeas
Gol
Abdul Hamid Serra
Syidan
Cairo
Nuaserv Hinge
Waller Trial Enters Third Week In Los Angeles
Los Angeles hearing in Marjorie Durant Waller case reveals a recorded attempt at blackmail. Cab driver James Lott testified he recorded a conversation at her home after placing a tape recorder on his person. The seven men and five women jury heard about a third person present, Tony Rhoeder, and more claims of pressure from unnamed men linked to a photo studio. Waller denies misconduct and faces testimony about police advances and a proposed payoff to stay quiet.
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Los Angles
Marjorie Durant
Waller
Aeries
James Lott
Patie
Lott
Ron Waller
Los Angeles
Harms
Post
Corline
Sunset Boulevard
Tony Rhoeder
Robert Height
Rick Chapman
Shu
Chapman
Damaged dam hampers river recovery and bridge work
In rough text, three individuals escaped from a temporary dam set along the river near Montreatalind's shore while ongoing efforts recover the body. The incident delayed construction of a sixspan toll bridge as currents hindered operations and survivors were unaccounted for.
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Montreatalind
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