Fined $200 And Costs On Appeal Case
A 2 year old government employee said illness came from food at a Christmas party rather than drinks. Leonard J. Crouse was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence and fined $200 plus costs by Judge Patrick M. Schnaufer in Court. He had been involved in a December 23 collision at Church and East streets. Other details note a separate speeding case and various testimonies from officers and coworkers.
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Leonard J. Crouse
Pennsylvania Avenue
Church
East Streets
Dorses W. Neelem
U. S. 40
Paul Kline
Baumgardner
U.S. 40A
Frederick
Kline
U. S 40
Maryland Y7
Thren
Appalachian Inn
Aea Medy Sel
Ae Ak Ae
Alton VY. Bennett
Crouse
Fort Detrick
Water Forest
East Street
Church Street
Ralph Bitzer
Sergt
Denver Shook
Raymond Haugh
Bitzer
City Chamber Board Backs Parking Authority Plan
The Chamber of Commerce board approved a special traffic committee report on establishing a city parking authority to relieve downtown congestion. A meeting with the mayor and aldermen to seek charter changes was urged, with merchants cautioned against using meters for personal gains. Samuel Maples Jr Raymond Shipley and F C Hartmann chaired the committee. Donald B. Rice presided.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scout Key Hotel
Chamber
Parking Authority
Sam Maples Jr
Raymond Shipley
F.C Hartmann
Donald B. Rice
Rites Scheduled For Hartsock Thursday
Clarence Oscar Hartsock pur chasing agent for Funkhouser Company Hagerstown died suddenly Sunday at his home He was 38 Born near Myersville son of Clara Emily Early and the late William Hartsock He resided in Hagerstown 40 years and worked 39 years with Funkhouser He was active in many organizations including St John s Lutheran Church Masonry Kiwanis and various Masonic bodies Surviving: his mother wife Marie Hart sock a son Captain W Donald Hartsock three grandchildren two brothers Elmer and Foster and several nieces and nephews The body was taken to Coffman funeral home in Hagerstown for Thursday funeral at 3 pm with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery
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Myersville
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Mystic Shrine
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Rose To Wed Berles As Wife In New York Paper
The New York Daily News reports Broadway figure Bills Rose will marry Joyce Mathews on April 2 at his Mount Kisco estate. Mathews, ex-wife of Milton Berle, was readmitted from Dorchester Hospital after an appendectomy. The former partners included high-profile divorces and substantial alimony awards.
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New York Daily News
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Mount Kisco
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Milton Berle
Dorfers Hospital
Fanny Brive
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Miss Holm
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Five Day Weather Forecast Across Maryland and Delaware
The forecast calls for rain on Saturday with variable temperatures. A cool Wednesday gives way to a warmer Thursday and activity through the weekend. Expect average highs near the normal 40s to 60s for the region with lows from the mid 20s to near 40 across Maryland and Delaware.
Frederick Drops Soap Box Derby After Eight Years
Frederick is discontinuing the Soap Box Derby after eight years as Detroit headquarters did not renew Frederick’s franchise. Local sponsors say the territory lacks enough contestants, with only 37 competing last year, under the required minimum of 50. Cumberland and Hagerstown also reportedly dropped the event. The effort to recruit entrants failed as youth shifting to Little League and Babe Ruth leagues is blamed.
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Hagerstown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
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Martinsburg
W. Vaoo
Jimmy Burdette
Gaithersburg
Wilburham
Basil Day
Kemptown
Jimmy Grove
Betty Poole
Bobby Gosnell
Still Seek Settlement of Westinghouse Strike
Washington negotiators and union reps work toward resolving the Westinghouse Electric layoff dispute after mediation talks. The five year contract proposal includes wage increases and benefits, with current pay averaging $2.10 per hour before the strike. Independent firemen battled a small blaze at Market Spare power station with no damage reported.
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Washington 2
149Das Westinghouse Electric Corp
Federal Mediation Service
Westinghouse
International Unon
Electrical
Wase Danisty
Mae
Snowfall Delays Sweep Frederick County and Surrounding Areas
Snow ranged up to three inches in the southeastern Frederick region with plows active in Howard County. Mt. Airy reported several inches and Brunswick near Frederick saw similar totals. Temperatures dropped to 2 overnight, rising to 34 by morning. mixed precipitation continued with rain, sleet, and occasional snow.
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State Roads Commission
Kemptown
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Roads Commission
Howard County
Teested Ong Danth
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
South Mountain
Stow
Frederick
State Police
Brunswick
Libertytown
Fresh snow coats Maryland and Delaware roads scattered
Northwestern Maryland and northern Delaware woke to an inch or more of snow as the Weather Bureau warned of slippery spots on bridges and hills. Garrett County saw four inches in 24 hours while Cumberland and Town Hill also reported snow. Roads in Western Maryland were salted and cindered and chains were advised for Garrett County travel.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Garrett County
Ivan
Oakland
Cumberland
Town Hill
Roads Commission
Marstona
U.S. 40
Polish Boss Bierut Dies In Moscow 64
Warsaw radio announced Polish Communist boss Boleslaw Bierut had died in Moscow after a severe illness. He was 64 and had led Poland as No. 1 Communist since World War I, serving as president and premier at different times. The death marks a shift aligning with Soviet party power.
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Bierut
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Polish Republic
Sovet Union
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Margaret Truman to wed New York Times editor in Missouri
Margaret Truman plans a small quiet April wedding in Independence Missouri to Clifford Daneel of the New York Times. The 21 year old daughter of the former president will marry at Trinity Episcopal Church with both families present. The couple met last November at George Barner’s home and became engaged in January.
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Missour Peat Tata
Rueman
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The
New York Times
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Kansas City
Daniel
the Times
Slender
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NLC
George Barner
New York Post
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Mensmen
Trumann
New York East
Margaret
North Carolina
Tax Return Help Shifts To Self Service Plan
Local Internal Revenue official Owen William Ayers Jr notes about 40 percent of returns filed based on last year’s data and says more taxpayers are preparing their own forms or having others do so. The IRS offers self-help, with special aid for those who cannot complete forms, and will stay open through April 16 at 120 West Church Street with extended hours for speedier service.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ihs
Internal Revenue
West Church Street
Ayers
Roads Case Hints at Names of State Employees
In Rockville Maryland defense motions overruled in a roads conspiracy trial. The case may name State Roads Commission employees beyond Ben Du Pre as possible witnesses. Washington real estate men Basiliko Offenberg linked to inflated land values for highway right of way. Du Pre testified under immunity after resigning during a prior hearing. Separate civil suit against Basiliko brothers and Misher settled out of court.
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State Roads Commission
Gus Basilika
Max Offenberg
Roads Commission
Montgomery County
Walter W. Dawson
Barhby
Saite
Toads Commission
Ben du Pre
du Pre
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Indiana
Basiliko
George
Albert D Misher
Judgne Stedman Prescott
Frederick County seeks candidates for school board nomination
Grayson Stevens announces final plans for the Frederick County nominating convention to select three candidates for the Board of Education. The event is at 1 p.m. Saturday April 7 at North Frederick Elementary School. Names go to Governor McKeldin for the 1956 appointment process.
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Grayson Stevens
Frederick County
Citizens’ Council For the Public Schools
North Frederick
Board of Education
McKechin
Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick
Coun
Paubia
Board of Fducadior
Combaton
Anti British Strike Continues In Cyprus Over Makarios Exile
Cypriot shops and workers kept Cyprus nearly shut for a second day in protest against Britain's exile of Archbishop Makarios. Turkish and Armenian areas opened. security patrols increased. Greece urged U S intervention as Theotokis pressed Washington for action and Karamaniis called for decisive U S involvement.
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Cyprus
Britain
Makarios
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U.S. State Department
Washington
United States
Epyros Theotokis
Mediterranean
Greece
Theotokis
Constantine Karamaniis
U. S
Free World
Burke Names Striking Power Of Surface Fleet
Admiral Arleigh Burke outlines future naval power citing a fleet of six Boston cruisers and three or four Forrestal class carriers as a formidable force. The Boston, aboard the Forrestal on a Caribbean shake down cruise, trains crews in missile firing while retaining two 5 inch turrets.
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Caribbean Sea
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
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Forrestal
Caribbean
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