Criminal Appeals Heard In Circuit Court Thursday
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer presided as several criminal appeals were disposed of. Bernard A Latthe Sr of the city pleaded guilty to DUI and improper driving fines totaled 5150 and 25, plus costs. Allen Y Bennett represented the appellant with State Trooper A D Martin the prosecutor. Frank A Dorsey and George W Morgan pleaded guilty to operating on revoked licenses and were fined 100 each with costs. Troopers E L Baum and W G Morgan prosecuted. Nikirk represented Dorsey and James for Morgan. Vernon C Crummitt found guilty of failing to stop at an accident scene, fined 50 and costs. Trooper Martin charged. State argued not guilty in assault charge against Arthur E Powell. assault and battery settled for 80 and costs. Homer E Harris non-pros requested. Wmt H Hicks represented Harris. Clarence E Snowden’s appeal was nolle pressed. State’s Attorney Samuel W Barrick presented the State's evidence.
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Bernard A. Latthe Sr
A.D. Martin
Allen Y Bennett
Frank A. Dorsey
Airy
RFD 3
George W. Morgan
Frederick
E. L. Baum
Dorsey
W. G. Morgan
Morgan
Edwin F. Nikirk
Austin James
Vernon C. Crummitt
Martin
Nikirk
Arthur E. Powell
James
Homer E. Harris
Wmt
H. Hicks
Harris
Clarence E. Snowden
Nolle
Samuel W. Barrick
Suit Against Van Sant Over Mt Airy Wing Damage
A Circuit Court jury heard a civil suit by Milton and Lucy Lambert against Prentiss Van Sant alleging the Mt Airy wing of their house suffered wall cracks and a pulling chimney due to improper foundation and a sunk wing. The Lamberts seek damages and claim the Van Sants built and approved the wing despite defects.
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Milton H. Lambert
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
van Sants
Lamberts
Catonsville
van Sant
Clapp
Warfield Acres
Mathias
Lambert
Patrick M Schnauffer
Falls of rain sleet and snow hit Frederick county roads
A mid March storm dumped a mix of snow sleet and rain across Frederick county causing slushy ice coated highways. The State Roads Commission dispatched about 21 cinder and salt trucks while mountain areas saw patches of ice and heavy snowfall at Gambrill State Park.
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State Roads Commission
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U. S. 40
U.S. 40
Maryland
a#irport
Herman Toms
Gambrill State Park
Roads Commission
Ian
Broad Dismal Weather Plagues Wide Eastern Region
Inclement conditions sweep eastern half of nation with rain and fog from Virginia to Texas and Florida excluded. Alabama and Georgia report up to 2 inches of rain in 24 hours while snow blankets Missouri Illinois Michigan and Indiana with 1 to 4 inches. Cold continues in the Great Lakes and New England with subzero readings in parts.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
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Missouri
Illinois
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Egypt Postpones Aswan Dam Work
Egypt delays start of the Aswan Dam project amid talks with Sudan to split Nile waters. Premier Gamal Abde Nasser seeks agreement on financing with the United States Britain and the World Bank, while Russia eyes a role. Market news notes a lower New York stock market.
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Egypt
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Eugene Blair
Cairo
Russia
Middle East
President Eisenhower Drives to Gettysburg Home
President Eisenhower left Washington for his Gettysburg country home in Pennsylvania for a weekend retreat. He traveled 85 miles with General Alfred Gruenther, Western Europe supreme commander, and planned to draft the foreign aid message for Congress to be sent early next week.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Gruenther
Laverne Priege
John 5. Doud
Denver
Congress
140 Members Of Guernsey Assn. Meet
Approximately 140 Maryland Cooperative Guernsey Breeders Association members gathered at the Francis Stott Key Hotel to honor past presidents. Dr. Wilson H. Elkins of the University of Maryland spoke on university services to farmers and future agricultural efforts.
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Maryland Cooperative Guernsey Breeders Association, Inc
Francis Stott Key
Frank D. Brown Jr
Stevenson W. Close
Robert A. McLaughlin
G. H. Hibberd
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Elkins
Legrewal Io
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Brown
A. L. Bruckner
Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service
Glen H. Begk
Allister M. MacKay
American Guernsey Cattle Club
J. Frank Johnson
John L. Morris
Cloverland Farm Dairy
Green Spring
McLaughlin
J. R. Sehohinger
Louis McL. Merryman
Association
Merryman
Frank J. Hoen
Janon Fisher Jr
Thomas Hughes
Gladden Davis
John D. Worthington
Guy Harmon
William R. German
Fred C. Downey
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Shows Warmer Weekend
The forecast calls for a five day period with a rising Saturday to Monday and temperatures averaging 3 to 4 degrees above normal. Precipitation is light to moderate up to 2 inches. Normal highs range from near 50s in Western Maryland to mid 60s in Eastern Maryland and Delaware. Morning lows vary from the low 20s in extreme Western Maryland to mid 30s along the coast.
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Maryland
Delaware
Frederick to Build White Way For City Section
The Frederick mayor and aldermen approved purchasing equipment for a $37,259.11 project to illuminate Market Street and Patrick Street in a new White Way. Work to be financed on a pay-as-you-go basis with no borrowing, using city forces in stages starting on Market Street.
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Market Street
Seventh
Patrick Street
East Street
College Avenue
John A. Derr
Raub Supply Company
Winchester
Greenfield Electric Company
Baltimore
Orphans Court Declines To Determine Car Title
The Orphans Court ruled it cannot determine title to property in the estate of Bernard A. Winkel a noted automobile salvage dealer The dispute centered on a new car Winkel allegedly tried to transfer before his death to Zelda R Harlow Winkel's widow as executrix argued the court lacks jurisdiction and suggested equity court remedy The proceedings were dismissed
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Orphans Court
Bernard A. Winkel
Winkel
Zelda R. Harlow
W. Jerome Offutt
Alton V. Bennett
Make Up Shots Scheduled For Monday Clinic
Dr Forbes Burgess county health officer says second inoculations for Salk polio will be given Monday at a make up clinic in Winchester Hall by appointment only. About 200 appointments received. Brunswick and Frederick county children eligible. Inoculations start at 9 30. Emmitsburg make up clinic set for Thursday at 7 30 at American Legion Home with Dr Charles R Williams in charge.
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Winchester Hall
Brunswick
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
American Legion
Charles R. Williams
Martin Mountain Ground Breaking Set For April 3
Baltimore report outlines ground breaking ceremonies on April 3 marking the start of reconstruction in the AL legany County. The first contract rebuilds 2 miles of US highway on the mountain slopes with Gov. McKekum operating equipment to begin work. The 12 year road program aims to connect Sedelsy Hill to Cumberland with the Cumberland Expressway.
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U.S
Allegany County
Martin Mountain
State Roads Commission
McKekum
Sedelsy Hill
Cumberland
Snow Hits Northern Maryland As Weather Shifts
Snow fell across northern Maryland with gradual change to rain by late morning. Frostburg and Allegany County saw about 1% inches while Cumberland reported an inch turning to sleet. Frederick and Washington Counties recorded up to 1.5 inches earlier. Chains advised in western mountains. state roads crews work as rain and clearing trend expected to continue through the weekend.
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Weather Bureau
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Allegany County
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Hancock
Frederick County
Washington County
State Roads Commission
Lawsuits Grow From Runaway Truck Crash Near Frostburg
Total claims now reach 674000 after Mrs. Sara Virginia Lloyd sues for 3100,000 damages alleging willful negligence by Hay Wells and Damel Motor Freight. Fearer widow seeks 350000 in federal court in Baltimore. Compromises total 74000 as cases proceed.
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Grace Virginia Lloyd
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Damel Motor Freight Inc
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Myers Jr
Britain Stands Firm as World Power Under Eden
Prime Minister Eden declared Britain will never abdicate its status as a great world power. He warned that neutrality would bring only stagnation and slow national decline, insisting Britain will remain engaged on the world stage.
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Icy Canada Hill crash injures passenger in Omaha cab
A tractor-trailer lost brakes on icy Canada Hill near Myersville causing a crash that damaged guard rails and left the cab partially overturned. Passenger Donald J. Will, 37, Omaha, Neb., was seriously injured with a fractured right leg and other injuries. He underwent x rays at Frederick Memorial Hospital. his condition described as rare. Driver Otto R Melichar, 38, also of Omaha, Neb., escaped with no charges.
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Algiers Curfew Follows Major Terror Raid
Masked gunmen raided a Fiant French garage in central Algiers causing a massive fire that destroyed over 100 cars. A midnight to 5 am curfew was imposed as police suspected rebels and prepared to deploy emergency powers amid ongoing clashes with rebels north of Lafayette.
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Khrushchev Attacks Stalin in Secret Party Address
New York Times reports Nikita Khrushchev delivered a closed February 24 address to Soviet Communist Party leaders criticizing Joseph Stalin. The disclosure describes Stalin’s purges and paranoia, noting top figures executed as a terrible mistake, with echoes of Russia risking defeat by Germany.
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Limassol Isolated by Troops as Curfew Rises
British forces sealed Limassol after a sweeping curfew amid intensified unrest on Cyprus. Reports say 25,000 residents were confined to homes while searches for fugitives continued, and a strick curfew extended to nearby Cato Zodhi. Pro Greek labor leaders and Archbishop Makarios figures dominated the disputed scene.
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Mediterranean
Ueed
Cato Zodhi
Paphos
Makarios
Greece
Ucion
Royal Air Force
Contract Awarded To Haul Voting Machines In May Primaries
The Meadows Van and Storage Service won a contract to transport voting machines to and from polling places for the May 7 primary and November election. The amount was undisclosed. Machines must be delivered at least 16 hours before polls open. A related hearing set for Magistrate’s Court concerns Leon A Fisher on fraud charges involving unemployment benefits. Fisher is jailed on $250 bond pending the hearing.
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Board of Supervisors of Elections
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Cuesa Peat Ta Ee
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TREAL
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Leon A Fisher
Ice Street
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