Four youths sentenced for breaking into Maryland homes
In Frederick County four young men pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. Thomas Edward Wolf 22 and James Monroe Roberts Jr 17 received up to one year in the Reformatory plus suspended terms. Charles Phillip Wallace 23 was found guilty and given up to one year plus a suspended term. Prosecutor Samuel W. Barrick led the case. Attorney EB. Austin represented the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Patrik M. Schnauffer
Maryland
Reformatory
Thomas Wayne Jones
Charles Phillip Wallace
Schnauffer
Wallace
Gelling
James Monroe Roberts Jr
Juidge Schiauffer
James
Wolfe
Garr¢rell County
Legalized Different Assessment Standards Mentioned
Article discusses proposed changes to assessment standards by state officials including Michael Gable. It mentions bonds, court proceedings, and a court case about breaking and entering tied to East Patrick street. References to personal property valuation and real estate assessment accompany discussions of fiscal policy and a tax commission proposal. Bingo is noted as a gambling variant.
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Michael Gable
Michael
Bertram
Houtzahn
East Patrick Street
Court of Apperts
Schnuaffler
Lax Commis Proctor
Sion
Keymar Man And Wife Injured In Accident
A Keymar area man Sterling Stultz 50 and his wife Naomi 34 were injured when their 1946 Plymouth collided with a southbound 1954 Pontiac on Maryland 27 south of Westminster. Both were admitted in fair condition to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police said Stultz may have internal injuries while Naomi suffered a fractured right arm. Seven children in the car were not seriously hurt. Charges against Stultz pending. The crash occurred about 8:45 p.m. two miles south of Westminster at a secondary road intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keymar
Maryland
Westminster
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sterling Stultz
Naomi
Paul M. Hahn
Randallstown Barracks
Stultz
Stull
Claude Moser
Moser
Hahn
Counties to Meet Over Teacher Pay and Mutual Problems
Officials from Carroll Howard and Washington counties plan a March 20 meeting here to discuss teachers pay raises and other mutual concerns. The gathering aims to foster intercounty cooperation and may address bonuses and the potential impact of statewide higher pay bills on local salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Lm1
Carroll
Neward
Uae- Hard
Washington
John D. Young
Carroll County
Frederick
Hives
Young Lo
Shold
Young
McKetchin
Oth Carroll
Hayward
Levislaire
Pereacher
Hey
Yellow Springs Lions Club event planning and leaders
A report on the Yellow Springs Lions Club meeting with President Austin Angleberger and officers shaping a May 19 charter event at the Community Hall. Delegates and committees are named, with chair Men appointed for civic, education, and welfare drives as 13,422 clubs in 85 countries are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Yy Lions
Erick Lions Club
Austin Angleberger
Snd Huelard International Cat Simmons i Oliver
Charles L. Keeney Dem
Lwues
Gonmuitty
San
Upton Quynn
Appointel
Dames
C. UN Hi
Vienna
Virginia
Lions
Keeney
Sper Board of Directors
Army
Unite! Nations
Heal Ami Welfare
Remiontii
Citizenship and Patriaram
Lions Clubs
John Brown Centennial Opening Today
A centennial event marks John Brown’s legacy with a film portrayal and a Civil War cannon salute. Special Inspector roles and local officials host a ceremony in the historic town as 200 TV and radio representatives attend, celebrating the 1000th anniversary of the Fort Frederick era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Plat Brown Centennial
Westinghouse — Corporation
al Uiteners
Lerry Wileternoon
John Brown
Darby
Fort Frederick
Haxgerstywh
Heli
Longtime B&O official C. N. Fullerton dies in Alexandria
C N Fullerton, aged veteran railroader who served 52 years with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died at his home in Alexandria Virginia. He retired in February 1955 as a special representative for the B&O after beginning as a machinist apprentice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railhoader
Alexandria
C. N. Fullerton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
T. Fullerton
B&o
Five Civilized Tribes Officially Classified
The Cherokee Chickasaw Creek Choctaw and Seminole Indians are officially classified as the Five Civilized Tribes, a designation recognizing their status among native groups.
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Hubert Hunter Perry
U.S. 15
Anthony Main
McKeldin
Annapolis
General Assembly
Gov. McKeldia
Encyelopedia Britannica
KS Dulles
London
Izvestlia _today
Dulles
United States
Izvestia
Moscow Radio
Ivestia
Plant
Boy Scout Troop 798
Fort Detrick
News- Post
Melvin Krantz
Sgt
J. C. Roberts
George Gary Roberts
Noel. Werking
John Kennedy Jr
James Krantz
Steve L. Overholt
David Berge
Phil Young
American Legion
Thurmont, MD
Williamison’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Bereday
Columbia University
Fouluren
Porn
New Lions Lab
Sheievling Wis
Ardor
Distriet Gaverne
Carl Thomas
Carroll Manne Lids Club
Unnvlueled Bby
Pho
Stlemiantev
Frederick Lounty Loldhers
Elizabeth Anne Philip
Hyron Jordan
Pleasant Valley Road
Tom O'Farrell
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Monument
Drugstore
Market St
W. Patrick St
Foples Drugs Store
Kresge
Fale
Cpted
General Electric
Regul
Caen Pa
Hiltner - Roelke
West Patrick St
Lawson
North Market
St. Frederick, Md
Nash
Merie Trans
B. U
Plymouth
Nash Ambassador
Ceaurit
Mercury Montclair
Starian
Nash States
Fordomatic Trans
Radio, Hooter
Chrysler
Beeen Nee
Lawson Motor Sales
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Rambler Sales — Parts — Service
New Market, Md
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