Sentenced For Assault On Police
Foreman, 38, was found guilty on four counts after resisting officers at the John Hanson apartment. Magistrate Storm sentenced him to 60 days in jail or a $100 fine, deducting 37 days already served. In separate cases Earl Oden and Elmer Smith were found guilty on minor charges. Oden innocent on a left-passing charge, Smith not guilty on a left-turn charge. George Woodrow Poop was fined $5 and costs for using dealer plates beyond a 10 day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard D. Storm
J. Frank Main Jr
Claude Evans
Raymond V. Foreman
Negro
Ave
Foreman
Officer Main
Main
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Storm
Earl Millard Oden
South Market Street
Elmer Atlee Smith
Edgewood Road
Oden
Simith
George Woodrow Poop
Center Street
Popp
Local Man Burned In Fire At Bethesda Construction Site
Bernard Wright 29 of West Seventh street was hospitalized in Alexandria with serious facial and body burns after a gas scented blast intensified a blaze at a fire used for warmth. A coworker allegedly added gas to the fire causing flames to envelop Wright before coworkers subdued the blaze. He is expected to stay in the hospital about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Lock) Wright
Wright
Wrght
Sentenced For Breaking And Entering In Maryland Court
Chief Judge Schnauffer sentenced three young men for separate break ins in Derek County. Gibson received three years for Shipley’s Inc and two years concurrent for Pawn Brokers Outlet. Wills and Carbaugh each drawn two years for Ashbaugh Grocery break in. Harris Ashbaugh Jr. testified, noting stolen pistols and cash. Det. Lt. Dietz and Sgt. Carty reported Gibson’s confessions from Baltimore arrest.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Court House
Maryland Reformatory
Ee Sears
Derek County
Robert Lews Gibson
Lincoln Apartments
South Market Street
Shiples’s Inc
North Market Street
Alton Y. Benner
Gibson
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
William R Cole
Linden Avenue
Bennett
Earl A. Kolb
Lee Place
Shipleys, Inc
Kolb
Norman Dietz
Ellis G. Carty
Baltimore City
Highland Park
Shipley
Schnauffer
Rothenhoefer
Bor
Sheltenham
James’ Anthony Wills Jr
Emmitsburg
James Edward Carbaugh
Smithsburg
Ash_baugh
George Harris Ashbaugh Jr
Charles J. Todd
Pennsylvania State Police
Gettysburg Station
Youths receive long terms for breaking and entering
Wills 16 and Carbaugh 19 faced charges after a U.S. 15 robbery near Gettysburg. Both pleaded guilty as their attorney noted restitution and return of all money and merchandise. Judge Schnauffer sentenced Carbaugh to 16 years in the Maryland Reformatory and Wills to the same term, denying suspended sentence and criticizing prior lapses.
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Ers
U.S. 15
Gettysburg
Wills
Carbaugh
Pennsylvania
C. Clifton Wirts
Viris
Annual S A Dinner at Key Hotel March 17
The Salvation Army Advisory Board announces its annual report dinner March 17 at 6 30 PM in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Guest speaker Commissioner William Davidson from Atlanta will speak as territorial commander for the Southern Territory. Open to the public. reservations via The Salvation Army or board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Mary Condon Hodgson
Francis Scott Key
Two Railroad Men Crushed Between Cars
Two Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers, Leroy W. Warfield aged 2 and Elmer G. Spinks aged 29, were killed when ore in a hopper car shifted, crushing them between adjoining cars at Mount Clare Junction near the Mount Clare shops. They were pronounced dead on arrival at St. Agnes Hospital.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leroy W W. Warfield
Elmer G. Spinks
Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital
Mount Clare
Morse Files In Maryland Presidential Primary Entry
Senator Morse of Oregon filed in Maryland's May 17 primary, paying 290 dollars at the Secretary of State to enter the race. He campaigns actively despite Senate duties, seeking to offer Maryland voters a choice beside Kennedy, with Amherst draftsman Andrew Easter also on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Monda
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Maryland
University of Oregon Law
Poolesville
J. Millard Tawes
Kennedy
Tawes
Morse
Senate
Andrew J. Easter
Baltimore
U.S. Senate
Eugene Ore
District of Columbia
No Damage Reported on Chimney Fires in Snow Emergency
Dangerous chimney fires were reported across Frederick County during a snow emergency this weekend but caused no serious injury or major damage. Firefighters faced deep drifts and treacherous conditions as they battled to reach threatened buildings. James R. Hahn of the New Market Fire Department described near-impossible travel on Route 75 to New London, stating only three firefighters reached the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
James R. Hahn
New Marjnet
New London
Meredith Wachter
Angelo’. Searto
False Enemy Alert Creates Near Panic
SANTA BARBARA Calif AP Radio station KIST caused near panic by broadcasting an imminent enemy attack. An engineer fed red alert tape after air, prompting many to seek cover and call in alarms. The station apologized and noted Civil Defense instructions were followed. May land in Canada
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Santa Barbara
Calif
KIST
J Radio Kist
Civil Defense
Fire crews battle chimney blazes near Sykesville and Union Bridge
Saturday morning the Sykesville Fire Department tackled two chimney fires and rescued an unidentified youth from an ice coated roof at the Arthur Ledford home near Sykesville. Union Bridge fire crews walked through deep snow to the Ralph Beard tenant farm north east of Union Bridge, responding to a chimney fire. A second chimney fire occurred Sunday at Claude Grinder’s home near Bark Hill.
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Disney
Sykesville
Arthur Ledford
Union Bridge
Ralph Beard
Feeser
Uniontown
Claude Grinder
Bark Hill
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Dailey’s Funeral Home
C. E. Cline
Fisher’s, Inc
The
Potomac Edison Co
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Rocky Springs
S. A
Walter Snow
North Market St
Patrick St
Eastern All Metal
Tony
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Chimmey
Canada
Ottawa
Immigration Department
Gina Lollobrigida
Ial
Rome
Milko Skofie
Vancouver
B.C
Lollobrigida
Tiallans
Skofic
Brussels
Agadir
Hendrickson’s Fur Clinic
Merle Decker
Hendrickson's
Hendrickson’s
Hendrickson
Wale
East Street
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