Forger Is Sentenced To Two Years In Court
A 28-year-old man named Snowden was sentenced to a two-year term after pleading to five indictments for forgery. He admitted passing checks at several local establishments and stealing whiskey, gasoline, and cash, while claiming illness. The judge stressed forgery as a serious crime and suspended other counts.
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Hill
Uhre
Carreelian
Patrick M. Sehnautier
Cirewit
Gil
Agriival
Mehrle L. Shenden
Bartensville
Nolle
Delawter
Snowden
Ihaitsy Boyce
Frederick Negress
Reformatory For Women
Clifford A. Bowen
Mt. Airy
RFD
Roger Smith
All Saints Street
Bowen
Smith Tavern
Boyce
Hey
Roger Bowen
Clifford Bowen
Sheell
Allorney
Samuel W. Barnick
Vernon Summer's
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Darvick
Silas
Snow and rain spread across broad U.S. region
Snow and rain covered large parts of the United States with up to two feet in spots. Heaviest precipitation hit the Southern half while the Northeast and central regions stayed wetter. Snow extended into Colorado and New Mexico. Oklahoma Kansas Missouri saw heavy falls and drifting. California faced heavy rain and mountain snow with hail in Los Angeles as temps fell.
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Associated Press
Noch Central
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Texas
Gulf Coast States
Georgia
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Missouri
Karsan
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
AL Hassell
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Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle
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Los Angeles
Soviet Premier appeals again for East West summit
Moscow reports Premier Bulganin urged an East West summit in a message to President Eisenhower but offered no fresh proposals. Washington published a U S State Department rejection of Soviet terms for a preparatory foreign ministers conference, arguing real progress must be shown before top leaders meet.
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Bulganin
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Man Run Over Twice By The Same Truck
IRONTON Ohio 45 year old IM George Chabnell a Highway Department inspector was painting markers when a truck driven by Ernie Parrow backed up and rolled over his legs just below the knee. He suffered severe cuts and bruises while another worker yelled at the driver.
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Ironton
Ohio
George Chabnell
Highway Department
Quo
Pedro
Ernie Parrow
Chabwell
Chabwil
Farcon
Chabnells
Io Chanel
Frederick conference ends with Dr Blough talk at Frederick High
University of Maryland educator Dr Glen Blough spoke on science for the school program during the final morning session of Frederick county teachers conference at Frederick High School. About 500 teachers attended as groups discussed promising practices and how to capture student experiences. A public meeting featured Dr George Bereday of Columbia University on Education for that While or Education for All.
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University of Maryland
Frederick County
Blough
Frederick High School
North Market Street
Hoy
Lloyd Wolt
Catoctin Parish
Fhurmont
Janice Wickless
Brederick County
de. Willis H. White
Division of Instruction
State Department of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
of Schools
George Z. &. Bereday
Columbia University
Dr. Hereday
United States
Dr. Bereday
America
Sard
Thei Bereday
Maryland moves ahead on U S 40 dualization plan
The General Assembly passed a highway program revision authorizing the State Roads Commission to set long range priorities with local input. An amendment lets the SRC adjust plans after conferring with local authorities, aiming to start dualization work on U S 40 in Western Maryland between Hancock and Frostburg.
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General Assembly
Maryland
Senate
State Roads Commission
SRC
House
Frederick Little Leaguers Register March 29 at High School
Frederick residents plan to register Little League hopefuls at Frederick High School on Saturday March 2 between 2 and 4 PM. Officials from American and National leagues will oversee. blanks must be returned filled. Tryouts start the following week. all players must register and try out to be eligible for any team.
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Teague
Ofimist
Rosedale
Spring Meet Of Assessors Set For City
More than 100 assessors from across Maryland will attend the annual Spring meeting of the Maryland Association of Assessing Officers at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on March 20 and 21. The program will cover changes in assessment laws and bills enacted by the current session, with speakers including Albert W. Ward and Wilton Allen, among others. An evening banquet, a luncheon for ladies, and a sightseeing tour are planned, with Tax Commission members and county supervisors holding key roles and officers listed for the association.
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Maryland Association of Assessing Officers
Francis Scott Key
State Tax Commission
Baltimore City
Albert W. Ward
Tax Commission
Thomas G. Mohler
State Roads Commission
William H. Riley
Thomas 4. Cero
Ellicott City
Waller J. Lindsay
Centreville
Ioware Burkhart
Baltimore County
Wilton Allen
Mont-gomery
Supervisor of
Williams Emory Flutchinson
Princ George's County
Lindsay
Hopehill Home Damaged by Fire in Kitchen Area
Fire damaged the Hopehill home of Joseph Lee early this morning causing about 300 in losses. The Carroll Manor Fire Department reported the blaze started in the roof space above the kitchen due to faulty wiring. Byallstown and independent volunteers aided, and the Independents were recalled once the fire was under control.
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Hopehill
Joseph Lee
Carrol Manor Fire Department
Carrol Manor Company
Byallstown
Independents
Farm Personal Property Schedules Need Response Across County
A dozen farm personal property schedules were due months ago and have not been returned to the Supervisor of Assessments office. A. Lamar Barrick notes the schedules are essential for accurate levies and assessments. Officials urge farmers to send their information promptly as most returned forms have already been processed and notices will soon be mailed.
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A. Lamar Barrick
Explorer I Death Over South Atlantic
A tragic loss ties to Explorer I as the Army's satellite effort ends after a Jupiter four stage rocket fails to fire. Debris and satellite destruction occur upon reentry, delaying plans for future, potentially larger satellites. Launch of a Navy Vanguard satellite is planned this week from Cape Canaveral.
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South Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Jupiter
Navy
Vanguard
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Idantt
el Wien
State Armory hosts second Frederick County Home Show night
About 1070 attendees filled the State Armory for the second annual Frederick County Home Show, with many prizes awarded in drawings. Winners included Doris Haines of Braddock, Lloyd W. Thompson of Boonsboro, and Darlene Y. of New Midway, among others. The Jaycees announced that all children who pick a lucky number would receive small joke awards, and a second prize list was presented by Thomas Shoemaker and others. Tonight features Lew Wale and his country band with events running from 6:70 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and tomorrow's two performances of Wall Micklas and the duo conclude the show.
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Frederick County
AUC
Chamber of Commerce
iState Armory Vine
Pam
Ievize
Doris Uaines
Braddock Meishts
Alter Tve
Lloyd W. Thompson
Boonsboro
Union Bridge
Azel Shale
West Third Street
M. J
Patrick Street
Tutt
Grove
Frederick
Donald Smith
Patrick Waddle
Blanche Monathy
North Market Street
Montgomery County
Johny Glaze
Damascus
Robert Gribbs
Mansiville
Franklin Burdette
Lew Wale
Sp. Mt
Wall Micklas
Argia
Accordign
Army Accuses Two Soldiers in Korean Boy Beating Case
In Seoul the Army charged Maj Thomas G James Capt Marvin Kemp and Sgt Weidensaul with assaulting a 14 year old Korean boy, stuffing him into a box after beating and tar, raising protests and a push for status of forces talks. The trio face court martial after investigation.
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Away
South Korea
U.S
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Aiss
Koh
Weidensavl
Kim
Kemp
James
Bt Aremy Aircraft
Substitute Teacher Told to Apologize for Assault
Thurmont magistrate court orders a substitute teacher at Caloclin Furnace School to publicly apologize to the 12 year old student and school body and to pay the boy’s medical bills. The judge found the substitute guilty of assault and battery for striking with a ruler and inflicting minor injuries after the student was disorderly.
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Echonl
Caloclin Furnace School
Paul Littte
Thuuemont
Rove B. R. Andrews
Charles Anders
Hiss
Nunor
Witness Describes Waller Offering Flight From Town
LOS ANGELES I A witness in the drunk driving trial of Marjorie Durant Waller says the heiress urged him to leave town until the case blows over. Jack Merritt, a police salesman, testified she suggested Vegas or elsewhere, while Merritt said he would not disappear. He saw Waller, wife of Rams halfback Ron Waller, about 45 minutes after police stopped her car. Waller testified officers made improper proposals to her and a companion. Merritt added she draped over a policeman and asked to be let go. He said she appeared under the influence and described her anger.
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Acress
Jack Merrill
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Nots
Los Angeles Rams
Ron Waller
Wagner Steps Into Garment Workers Strike
New York officials and union leaders await Mayor Robert F Wagner as a nine state garment workers strike continues. Wagner plans talks upon return from vacation in the Bahamas if the stoppage lasts beyond 48 hours. Talks yesterday failed to progress and ILGWU officials say the walkout could exceed a week affecting about 195000 workers across New York and neighboring states. Wages and contract enforcement are at issue with average pay cited around 2.19 per hour.
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Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Bahamas
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
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Vermont
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticu
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Rhode Island
Five Day Forecast and Palace News Blurb
Five day forecast notes a warming trend Monday to Wednesday with precipitation around a quarter to half inch. Highs mid 40s to low 50s, lows from the low 20s west to mid 30s east. Monte Carlo palace sources deny advance home announcements for a royal child. Campanella in Glen Cove shows steady improvement and may receive visitors. New York stock market opens mixed after a five day rise.
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Rainier II
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Campanella
Glen Cove
Legislature in overtime session over tax plan clash
Maryland’s General Assembly pressed through a third straight day of stalemate over income and sales tax increases as Gov McKeldin refused a dawn extension. Lawmakers faced constitutional questions about any enacted tax bill while Attorney Sybert advised possible legal challenges. The session extended past midnight into early morning with the House and Senate seeking rest before returning to finish work.
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Atty. Gon. C
Ferdinand Syberl
General Assembly
Marely Ath
House of Delegates
Gav.McKeldin
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House
Kove Surmon
McKelding
Maryland
Assembly
Court of Appeals
la Iouses
Maryland Deadlock Over Tax Revenue Stalls Assembly Vote
House Majority Leader Gordon Hoone cites Syhert on timing as delegates struggle to raise 33 million dollars in new tax revenue to balance Gov. McKeldin's 379 million dollar budget. The impasse persists after a late session, with Eastern Shore, Baltimore City, and Republican members opposing the governor's plan. The last attempt fell 6-46 in the early hours.
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Gordon Hoone
Balto County
Syhert
Senate
Assembly
Goveernor
Maryland
Eastern Shore
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