Two Admit Conspiring To Rob Bank In Maryland Case
Frederick convicts Earl Carter and Ernest Lee pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to conspiring to rob Laon Bridge Banking and Trust Company. Authorities halted the plan before an actual robbery. Judge Schnauffer deferred sentence for pre sentence investigation. Police testified Carter carried a map and two notes. Lee confessed to the planned heist to net between 50 000 and 60 000, with a gun, stocking masks and a getaway car.
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Frederick Negroes
Poe Hhe Sant
Laon
Ernest Eugene Lee
Ice Street
Maryland Court of Appeals
FBI
DB le City Pace
Main
Lee
All Saints Street
Peders Quarry
Union Bridge
Balti
Girl 14 sent to Montrose after court hearing
A 14 year old girl was committed to Montrose School for Girls by Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer in Juvenile Court after a night in a car with five boys. Probat ion officer Mrs. Roderick cited parental neglect and a troubled home, while another case involved a Brunswick High student found in a locker and moved to Maryland facilities. A third case directed a city girl to attend daily hair-nut treatment at the County Health office. Real estate sales in Adams County included two Jefferson street homes. executor Nevin T. Waskey oversaw the auction with law firm Null and Null.
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Montrose School For
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
William C. Roderick
Roderick
Brunswick
Baltimore
Paul Fogle
Majority of State's Nursing Homes Are Unsafe
A survey by the State Planning Commission finds most nursing homes unsafe for fire safety. Baltimore has 1.07 percent of beds in noncompliant buildings. counties report 1,656 of 2,169 beds failing tests. all homes in 11 counties are unsuitable and should be abandoned. The plan advances to approval and health department funding, with a total federal and state allotment of about 44 million dollars for 1955 1956, prioritizing counties Allegany Calvert Caroline Cecil Charles Dorchester Garrett Harford Howard Kent and others. Gov. Mehle din lauds Maryland licensing and supervision as leading in nursing home standards.
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Committee On Medical Care
State Planning Commission
Countes AX
Coun
Arlegans
Calvert
Ceci
Charles
Dorchester
Garrett
Howard
Harford
Kent
Wicomico
Worcester
Caroline
Queen Annes
Somerset
St. Marys
Talbot
State Department of Health
Marsland
Allegany Calvert
Caroline Cecil
Dorebrster Garrett
Prince Georges Queen Annes
St Marys Somerset
Baltimore City
Anne Aruodel
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
Department of Health
Meheldin
Maryland
Supreme Court bans delay in Negro student admissions
The court ruled unanimously that state universities may not delay admitting Negro students while awaiting study of problems involved. The decision grounds admission timelines in equal treatment and prevents protracted scrutiny.
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Ashington
Miss Truman Engaged to Clifton Daniel Jr in April Wedding Planned
Independence Missouri announces the engagement of Mary Margaret Truman to Clifton Daniel Jr the New York Times foreign news editor. The couple spent the weekend in Zebulon NC and plan a wedding in April in Independence while declining further comment.
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Harry 5
Truman Today
Mary Margaret
Clifton Daniel Jr
New York Times
Truman
Anw
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Daniel
Zebulon
N.C
E. €. Daniel Sr
New York
Ed Sullivan
National Broadcasting Ch
University of North Carolina
Daily Bulletin
Dunn
News and Observer
Raleigh
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Berne
Switzerland
London
Middle East
Sower Union
Mahoney Heads West in Senate Bid and TV Studio Push
George P Mahoney travels to Frederick for a Jeffersonian Democratic Club meeting as part of his bid for the Senate. Tydings promotes a TV studio for campaign spots while planning a workers meeting in Hagerstown arranged by William Helver, former Democratic State Central Committee chair.
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George P Mahoney
Western
Marsland
Millard
Tydings
Senator Mahoney
Frederick
Jeffersonian
Democratic Club
Sapalicaman
Washington County
Hagerstown
Willam Helver
Democratic State Central Committee
Camp Aien
Four More Killed On Highways
Four people died in Maryland traffic crashes raising the 1956 highway death toll to 95. Victims include James H Beaves 48 of Westminster struck on Maryland 140 near Reis tersland and Robert Purnell 31 of Salisbury killed in a collision blamed on racing cars. Additional crashes on U S 50 near Rent Narrows left six injured. A Perrysville cab driver charged with manslaughter and reckless driving in Kemp case. FBI recovered 20000 of a 138000 robbery haul in New York and search continued for two missing men after a ship collision near the Philippine islands.
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Associated Press
Prrsons
James H Beaves
Westminster
Maryland
Reisterstand
William E Ervin Jr
Hagerstown
U. S
Robert Purnell
Negra
Salisbury
James Collins
Purnell
Collins
John Dashiell
Fruitland
Joseph
Hudson
Salsbury
Dashiell
Peeeee
Rornest
D. Kemp
Perry Point Veterans Administration Hospital
Kemp
Samuel W. Sutchum
Perrysile
Veterans Hospital
Junior Betson
Meres Hospital
UCS 50
Rent Narrowys
Frank Clark
Stevensville
Doris Isabelle Smith
Baltimore
Claiborne
William G. Butler
Nellie Venes
William L. Vesey
Kent Sarrons
Heisterstown
Butler Road
Mildred Bloom
Randallstown
Snow Falls Over State Park As Squalls Hit County
Heavy squalls mixed with sleet dumped up to half an inch of snow on mountain areas by 9 am. Forecasters warned of hazardous driving conditions with freezing temperatures overnight and Tuesday. State Roads crews stood by with cinder trucks on South Mountain routes.
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Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
L. S. 40
Alternate 40
South Mountain
District Forest
Heryan Toms
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Athens Bans Mass Gatherings Over Cyprus Crisis
Greece prohibits today’s demonstrations amid protests over Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus being deported to an island. In Nicosia workers strike for a third day as police and troops guard embassies in Athens and fears rise of communist inflamed violence.
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Greece
Makarios
Cyprus
Indian Ocean
Nicosia
Greek Ministry of Interior
Spyciden
Britain
Archbishon Makarios
Mediterranean
Central U S Faces Cold Blanket As Weather Shifts
The central United States lay under cold temperatures from the Rockies to the Appalachians with a warming trend in Montana and along the North Atlantic coast. Temperatures dropped 5 to 24 degrees from yesterday as snow covered parts of the Midwest and Northern Plains. Snow was widespread from the Rockies into southern Nebraska Kansas and southwest Iowa with scattered showers in the Southeast. In Maryland a GOP women event features Dane Todd of New York speaking March 22 at the Southers Hotel in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
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Montana
North Atlantic
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Plains
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Northern Plains
Rockies
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Maicie Atlantic States
GOP
Baltimore
Dane Todd
New York Federation of Republican Women
New York Republican State Central Committee
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Southers Hotel
Five Inches Of Snow In Garrett County Maryland
Garrett County in far western Maryland reported up to five inches of snow with chain advisories east of Frostburg along U S 40 and side roads. Snow amounts varied across towns from two to five inches with lighter snow near Frederick and Hagerstown. Weather forecasts predicted a change to a snow and rain mix as system moved northeast.
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Maryland
Frostburg
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Shaw
Kevysers Ridge
Grantsville
Accident
Oakland
Garrett
Arlegany County
Sideling Hill
U. 40
Hancock
Fairview Mountain
Clear Spring
State Roads Commission
Boonsboro
Gambrill State Park
Ministers To Visit Tallin
Protestant churchmen visiting the Soviet Union were invited to tour Tallin, capital of Estonia, as part of a proposed itinerary. The delegation, led by Metropolitan Nikolai, would also consider Kiev and Leningrad for religious discussions with local churchmen. No final decisions were announced.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tallin
Estonia
Nikolai
Kiev
Leningrad
Million Dollar Treasury Note Missing At Bank
New York clerks search for a one million dollar US Treasury note misplaced in a Manhattan bank vault. Officials say the note is non negotiable and likely to be found, with limited loss anticipated.
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Treasury
New York
US Treasury
Base Manhattan Bank
Dasemiens
Ce Netth
Ford says dealers gave to Eisenhower campaign with no company pressure
Henry Ford II testified that his assistant sought contributions from Ford dealers in 1952 for Eisenhower. He claimed no pressure, no use of company funds, and no other Ford personnel involved. He approved in advance the solicitation efforts but did not know which dealers contributed.
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Washington
Henry Ford II
Ford
Eisenhower
Senate Commerce
Allen W. Merrell
Republican National Finance Committee
Ford Motor Co
Milton Ratner
Chicago
Henry Ford
Ratner
Ciry
Mrs Clary Injured by Bricks in Garden Accident
Mrs. Hammond Clary of 152 West Parrish street was struck by bricks dislodged from dead vines while tending her garden. Four or five bricks hit her head, but her physician said the injury might have been worse if struck harder. An exam was set to check for internal injuries. she remained in satisfactory condition.
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West Parrith Street
Clans
Clary
Antrav Wat
American Optical to Build Frederick Plant for Frames
American Optical announces immediate construction of a new 15 acre Frederick plant adjacent to the airport to produce plastic spectacle frames. About 250 workers to start, largely local hires with a few key positions, blending expansion with plans for a one story modern facility. The firm highlights its long history, global operations, and commitment to a strong employee relationship as it enters this market.
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American Optical Company
Prederick
Hughes Ford Road
Byron J. Ziegler
Southbridge
Mass
the News Today
E. Weldon Schumacher
Big Concern
Frederick
American Optical
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
Great Britain
United States
Todd-Aq
Baltimore
Amencaf Optical Company
Besan
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