Guilty Of Fraud Fined 200 In Circuit Court
A former bookkeeper for a local liquor store was fined 200 after a guilty verdict on a false pretense charge including fraud for writing checks totaling 670.84. Doris Geraldine Wilson Powell was sentenced by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer with restitution reported. Staub testified that discrepancies appeared after a later review by another bookkeeper.
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Doris Geraldine Wilson Powell
Patrick M. Schnauffer
O. Quilty
Samuel W. Barrick
W Jerome
Powell
J. Marshall Staub
North Market
West Fourth Streets
Staub
Barrick
Schnauffer
Robert 5. Rothenheefer
County Radio System Proposals Considered by County
County officials reviewed two proposals to replace the county owned radio system rented from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Estimates show General Electric would cost about equal to current setup with monthly around 400 for 20 units. They aim to pick a plan balancing service and finances and reduce interference from nearby systems including in Fairfax Virginia.
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Rota
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Dugimness
Syster General Elecacom
Neway
Fairfax
Youth Critically Hurt By Auto In Hyndman Area
A 42 year old boy riding a bicycle in Bedo rd County Hyndman Pa was pinned under a auto and suffered severe head lacerations and possible skull fracture. He was freed by Hyndman volunteer firefighters and rushed by two ambulances toward Corriganville Md and Cumberland. The first ambulance stopped due to engine trouble.
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Hyndman
Corriganville
Cumberland
Corriganyville
Vice Chairmen Appointed for Frederick Memorial Hospital Campaign
Mrs. Paul S. Michael and Rear Admiral Alien G. Quynon named vice chairmen for Frederick Memorial Hospital’s $650,000 building fund drive. Appointments by campaign chairman WwW. Jarboe Grove mark a push to add a new pediatric wing a recovery room and remodels.
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Paul S. Michael
Alien G. Quynon
City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jarboe Grove
Michael
Admiral Quynn
Winkagers and Trustees
Michezel
Hospital Council of Maryland
Maryland Society
Tor Sppled
American Red Cross
Tiwo
Ireasurer
School For
Admiral Quyvnn
U.S. Naval Academy
Chief of Naval Operations
Quynn
I Comerciail
Frederick Memorial
Paul S Michael
Allen G. Quyant
Deaf School Receives 41000 Allocation for New Building
The Deaf School is allotted funds totaling 41000 for a new facility costing about 750000. The building will include classrooms, testing suites, dining areas, and dormitory space for around 100 primary students and house mothers. Equipment funds cover long lasting items with a 13 year life.
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Desf
State
Legisla Lievdl
A. Ambrosen
Lam
Ambrosen
House approves large military construction bill
Washington report notes the House passed a bill authorizing over one billion dollars for military construction at home and abroad. Maryland projects included Fort Detrick facilities at 334,900 dollars Meade operational and maintenance facilities 788,000 dollars and Navy Naval Academy troop housing 6,060,000 dollars plus radio station operational facilities 795,000 dollars.
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Washington
House
Senate
Maryland
Army
Meade
Navy
Naval Academy
Hood College Board and Masons Assist Mr Grove Effort
A Hood College board and local Masons back Mr Grove in forming an organization to ensure access to medicines. Mrs Michael and others develop plans to advance the cause and secure support for the initiative.
Second Crippling Snow Storm Sweeps Into Maryland
A second crippling snow storm blankets Maryland and Delaware with four to seven inches, deepest on the Eastern Shore. The Weather Bureau warned winds up to 20 mph may hinder roads as snow tapers off. areas in Baltimore, Washington and western counties report substantial depths and chains may be needed on some routes. The system moved from the Central states toward the East, with another disturbance building near the Carolina coast likely to bring more snow to the region.
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Delaware
Ington County
Hagerstown
Cumad
Oaklaw
Central States
Mary
Westin
Carolina Coast
Cape Hatteras
Maryland
Marvlang
Rockies
First Death From Storm In Urbana Area
Frank J. McClain Sr a county roads department employee died after a heart attack at the county roads shop while working on roads in the Urbana area He was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital where he died en route He had over 20 years service and was survived by his wife and three daughters
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County Roads
Rederick Memorial Hospital
Frank J. McClain, Sr
Monrovia
County Roads Department
McClain
Bruce Ahak
Urbana
Roger Myers
Arthur Buxton
Physican
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cuban government to seize Freeport mining assets in Cuba
Cuban authorities move to take over Freeport mined assets amid new mining law imposing a 25 percent export tax. Freeport reportedly plans to shut Monday operations in Havana and Woodville area as a result of governmental actions and other Cuban developments.
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Castro
Havana
Freeport
New York
Young Father Guilty Of Assault In Court
A 21 year old former hotel janitor was found guilty of assault and battery in Magiswwaie’s Court this morning. Sentencing was withheld pending proceedings involving his wife Delores and their two month old son. The couple resided at 613 Chapel Alley and had stormy relations though claimed to love each other.
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Mag Iswwaie
Wolfe
Delores
Ion
Chapel Alley
Aris Ie
Delore
Chimney Fire at Allen VanFossen Farm Near Woodshoro
Woodshoro Volunteer Fire Company dealt with a chimney fire on the Allen VanFossen farm near Woodshoro at 9 30 this morning. No damage was reported and firefighters remained on scene about 45 minutes.
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Woodshoro
Allen VanFossen
Firmen
Jonly
Five Youths Found In Aga dir Quake Ruins
Rescue workers pull five dazed youths from Aga dir rubble ten days after a deadly earthquake. The group includes one Muslim and four Jewish children aged 6 to 15, raising survivors to ten in three days as engineers and Moroccan soldiers search the ruined city. French offer 700 sailors, city cordoned and sprayed with disinfectants.
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Rabat -Ap
Agadir
Ras
Saada
Marriage Bedrow Adage Shaped Court Verdict
Magistrate Edward Storm found William Cannon not guilty after Patricia Cannon testified to a claim of assault and battery over a Sunday morning dispute in a Clifton Road home. She described a small bed and cold house conditions as context for the alleged acts.
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Patricia O. Cannon
William
18 Are Still Trapped In Mine
Logan West Virginia AP reports that officials extended the planned rescue deadline for 18 miners trapped four miles inside the Island Creek Coal Co No 2 Mine after a slate fall and fire blocked the shaft. No contact has been confirmed since Tuesday noon as crews continued efforts to reach the men.
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Logan
W.va
Slate Fall
Island
Island Creek Coal Co
Holden
Death Penalty Repeal Bill Defeated in California Senate
In Sacramento the California Senate Judiciary Committee defeated Gov. Brown’s death penalty repeal bill by an 8 to 7 vote after a marathon hearing. The session highlighted the Chessman case, with Deputy DA Leavy revealing Barbara Graham confessed before execution, and the California Supreme Court denying Chessman’s latest appeal. Brown had called a special session on capital punishment.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Senate Judiciary Committee
Caryl Chessman
Edwin J. Regan
Senate
Chessman
Brown
All Lawyer Committee
JF. Miller Leavy
Los Angeles
Barbara Graham
Harley O. Teets
San Quentin
Leavy
Graham
California Supreme Court
A. L. Wirin
Hood College scholarships face cutoff despite Senate move
State Senator Samuel W. Barrick noted a Senate attempt to cut Hood College Scholarships that would aid Frederick county girls in teacher training. After talks with Governor Tawes and leaders, the bill was sent back for study, and the finance committee later reconsidered, keeping the program alive with hopes it would attract educated teachers to the county.
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Hooa Colese
Wearso
Samuel W. Barrick
Leeth
Vas
DY McNeal
Senate
Hood College
Barrick
Tawes
Legislative Council
Frederick County
Hood
Board of Education
Schools Closed Again as Frederick County Braces for Snow
About 5.4 inches of new snow fell at the airport weather station as Frederick County schools closed for a fifth time this winter. Roads crews cleared main highways overnight with wind expected to drift snow. drivers urged to use chains. One minor collision reported on South Carroll Street. no serious injuries. Temperatures to stay cold with more snow possible tomorrow night.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Paul Hoffma&ter
Frederick County
Charles Fiora
County Roads Department
Ray Hartman
State Roads Commission
Hartman
U.S. 5
Point of Rocks
Rocky Springs
Wasigaville
Cry
Amy Esler
East South
Richard L. Shankie
South Carroll Street
South Street
Stout
Harry L. Quinn
Claude E. Evans
Hizheus
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Kennedy Studio
Franklin J. McClain
Woodville
Baltimore
API
Mary Jo Ness
Baltimore General Hos
Tee
Maja
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