New York Man Draws 50 Days In Jail Here
A New York man was sentenced this morning by Substitute Magistrate Ed ward J. Smith in Trial Magistrate's court to 50 days in jail. Herman C. Crocker Sr. of Binghamton was found guilty on reckless driving and other charges, with fines totaling 90 dollars or 140 days in jail if unpaid. The by pass project progress and other local highway developments also cited, including contracts awarded to N. J. Grove Lime Company and multiple bridge and ramp constructions near Frederick. The report notes by pass completion will ease traffic on Patrick Street and improve interstate movement.
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New York
Edward J. Smith
Herman C. Crocker Sr
RFD 1
Binghamton
N. Y
C. W. Bare
West Patrick Street
Crocker
Edward B. Gray
Phebus Avenue
Leimara Myers
Floyd W. Morrell
Kemptown
Elizabeth Morrell
Ars
Morrell
U. S. 240
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
N. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
T. Edgie Russell
W. E. Graham and Sons
Cleveland
North Carolina
Grove Company
U. S. 15
U. S. 40 East
Baltimore National Pike
Washington National Pike
Cemetery Drive
U. S. 40
Monocacy River
East Patrick Streets
Fred
Imbrick Memorial Hospital
Southi
Hood College
Naval Academy
Reek
Liberty Road
Ber
Robert C. Snyder
The
Roads Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Motter Avenue
Frederick By-Pass
Patrick Street
U.S. 15
U.S. 240
U. S. 340
Atlantic City
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Harry
Con Radcliff
Herbert
Kreh
William Barigis
A. B. Collinus
Marion Hoion
Pegey Houff
Lewis
Burke
Lawrence Crickleaf
Dale Carter
Four Students Injured In Heights Wreck
Four persons were injured in a line-car auto accident shortly after eleven o'clock last night on U S 40 A five miles west of Frederick at Braddock Heights. The auto, driven by Stephen P. Thurman, 21, of Danville Kentucky, went off the roadway in heavy fog after failing to make a left turn. Injured were Thurman with lacerated scalp and facial bruises. Carolyn Stevens, 21, of Quincy Massachusetts, with a fractured nose and possible back injury. Donald MacNeill, 21, of San Bernardino California, with a severe scalp laceration. and Carol Ann Jumphaut, LaJolla California, with concussion, scalp laceration, possible wrist fracture, and head bruises.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Stephen P. Thurman
U. S. 404
Braddock Mountain
Thurman
Danville
Kickoff Meeting For Red Cross Drive Monday 7 30 PM
General canvass solicitors for the Red Cross will meet with chairwoman Mrs. Nevin T. R. Waskey Monday at 7:30 PM in the Federated Charities building South Market street. Mrs. Waskey will speak on the theme Privilege to become a member if not contacted before and has named majors and captains for canvassed city areas Section A Major Jessie Webster Captains Robert Haines Helen Nothagle John Derr Section B Major Arthur Lambert Captains Chester Grove Amy Davis Darwin Heating Royal Remsberg Section C Major Garland Feaga Captains James Marks Eugene Kefauver and Ronald Stavre
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Red Cross
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Waskey
Jessie Webster
Robert Haines
Helen Nothagle
John Derr
Arthur Lambert
Chester Grove
Amy Davis
Darwin Heating
Royal Remsberg
Garland Feaga
James Marks
Eugene Kefauver
Ronald Stavre
Eisenhower Sails for Sunny Bahama Cruise
President Eisenhower headed toward the Bahamas aboard the Navy cruiser Canberra in search of warm sun. Weather forecasts promised improving conditions with abundant sun and highs reaching the 80s as the ship plied the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Florida in overcast skies with intermittent rain.
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Eisenhower
Bahama Islands
Canberra
Atlantic
Virginia
Morida
Club Women Utilities annual meet set for March 26 in Hood College
Committees for Frederick County Council of Homemaker's Clubs finalize plans for the 35th annual meet in Brodbeck Hall Hood College. The all day program features a morning business session luncheon in Coblentz Hall and an afternoon program with guest speaker Mrs. Hester Beall Provensen. Mrs. Paul Willard presides. officers to be elected. numerous local ladies serve on nominating and program committees. The article also notes a proposed utilities tax bill in the General Assembly affecting Frederick city and county revenues and reports on related local legislative activity and a property sale in Middletown.
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Frederick County Council of Homemaker’s Clubs
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Hester Beall Provensen
Department of Speech
University of Maryland
Homemakers’ Chorus
Donald Sullivan
Sperry Storm
Ned Zeiler
Paul Willard
Yellow
Springs
James Working
Walkersville
Russell Michael
Jug Bridge
Ira C. Rice
Jefferson
Zeiler
Buckerystown
Millard Eiler
Johnsville
Just Bridge
Donald B. Rice
Frederick City
Charles Remsberg
Mid-Valley
Ralph Ripley
Unionville
Lloyd Stup
Braddock
Daugherty
Eammaitsburg
Byron H. Carpenter Skyline
William BH
Browning
New Market
John S. Burke
Lewistown
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
Raymond Crabbs
Yellow Springs
Lavenia Hood
Brunswick
Harry Huffer
Merryland Tract
Raymond Keller
Liberty
Town
Ross Moberly
Wilfred Worris
Libertytown
Edgar Tullis
Skyline
Roland Willard
Urbana
Frederick
General Assembly
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Telty
Peto
Mae Edison Company
Frederick County
Ramsburg
Wheatiley
Prince George's
Baltimore
Senate
Judicial Proceeds Committee
Sen. Ramsburg
Monocacy
Potomac
Game and Inland Fish Commission
House
Carroll County
Carroll: J
Mostly Fair Weather Seen Across Midwest and East
The Midwest and parts of the Rockies to the Atlantic coast saw clearing skies and lighter winds with warmer trends, though snow flurries and showers persisted in pockets. Blizzards previously hit Minnesota and neighboring states, while many communities faced school closures and cold snaps extending to the lower Great Lakes. Wet conditions also reached the Pacific Coast as temperatures ranged from below freezing to the 60s in the south. Pledge by Methodist Women’s Division reached 1,266,078 for 1957 58 projects and six delegates were named for the St. Louis assembly.
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iBy
Associated Press
Midwest
Rockies
Atlantic
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Ottio Valley
Albania
Mississippi
North Central
Pennsylvania
New
Buck Hill Falls
Methodist Women’s Division of
Christian Service
Methodist Women
St. Louis
Granville Hoyper
Cambridge
Execution Stay Comes Too Late
Two minutes too late Gov. Goodwin Knight tried to grant Burton Abbott a stay of execution. Abbott, a 29 year old former accounting student, died in the San Quentin gas chamber. Davis sought habeas relief and a last stay, but federal and state courts denied relief as the governor failed to intervene before the lethal action at 11:18 a.m.
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San Quentin
Calif
Goodwin Knight
Burton W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryant
Abbott
George T. Davis
U. S. Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Davis
Knight
Hancock
San Francisco
Harley Oi Teeis
M. Abbott
Teets
Joseph Babii
Emmitsburg Population Figures From Local Door Census
Burgess C. G. Frailey announced an unofficial Emmitsburg population of 1,275 after a door-to-door count within corporate limits. The 25 year trend shows little change since the 1930 census, with prior figures of 1,235 in 1900, rising to 1,413 in 1880, then 1,261 ten years later.
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Emmitsburg
Burgess C. G. Frailey
Tax Bite And Pay Boosts Tied Together
British shipyard workers walk out in a broad industrial action tied to a proposed tax bite and pay boosts. The Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions plans a 10 percent pay rise for about 242000 workers, threatening ship repairs and yard operations. The Queen Mary overhaul at Southampton could be affected as talks shift toward arbitration, with government officials warning foreign yards may gain.
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London
Annapolis
Aalis
Maton Moe Jamimadentetan
Svt
Amuususic
Clyde
Scotland
Thames
England
Britain
Jworth
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
John Hunter
Southampton
Maryland Legislature Debates Teacher Pay Increase
The push for higher teacher salaries threads through the Maryland Legislature as both chambers form subcommittees to study the issue. Del Blair-Lee Silk leads the House panel with a recommendation due next week, while Sen Edward Northrop heads the Senate group reviewing money bills with focus on pay. Education officials seek an 800 boost over two years, with likely smaller allocations debated. Maryland Teachers Association Secretary Mason Raver predicts possible approval of 400 for next year, though action may extend into the next session amid partisan tensions over funding and alleged pressure tactics.
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House
del. Blair -Lee Sil
Montgomery
Ways and Means
Senate
Montgomery ‘County
Edward S. Northrop
Ehinntee
Mason S. Raver
The
Maryland Teachers’ Assn
iGeneral Assembly
Raver
Governor
One Killed Two Hurt Near Confluence Pa
One man was killed and two critically injured last night in a Route 53 wreck six miles north of Somerset County town. Victim Herman R. Guire, 24, resident of Cleveland Ohio, would have turned 25 tomorrow. Driver Howard F. Net hken and two others Ludwig Zator 23 Pursgrove WV were thrown from the car and taken to Somerset Hospital.
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Confluence
Somerset Count
Herman R
Annapolis
Nethkea
Maryland
Somerset Hospital
New York
Senate
St. Patrick’s Day
Fifth Avenue
Kelly
Kohn
Kosciusko
Kirsch
Balks
Sen. Wheatley
D - Princesan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Georges
Europe
Noom
96Th Street
Texas Wildcats Draw 6000 to Frederick Shopping Center
About 6000 fans packed the Frederick Shopping Center tent last night to see hillbilly singer Dean, with 3500 inside and 2000 more in line outside. Congressman De Witt Hyde failed to reach the crowd as he tried to welcome the performer at 7:30 p.m.
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Frederick
de Witt Hyde
Dean
Contract Awarded For Planned Research at Frederick Center
The contract to analyze current and planned biological warfare research was awarded to Applied Research, Inc., Booz Allen Hamilton subsidiary, with Col. John J. Hayes announcing. Don Osten of Larrabee Associates of Washington led opening ceremonies and praised Frederick police for traffic control. William W. Working, head of the research staff, plans a field office as the center expands over five years, projecting about 3,000 people in the area.
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Don Osten
Larrabee Associates
Washington
Charles ¥. Main
John A. Derry
Frederick
William W. Working
PLC
Colona
Hayes
John J. Hayes
Fort Detricx
Applied Research, Inc
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Chicago, Ill
UN talks on Gaza role falter amid Egyptian move
Egypt and UN officials spoke in principle of UNEF patrolling only the Gaza border while Egypt administers the Strip. Israel protested, seeking assurances as Foreign Minister Meir rushed to Washington for talks with Dulles and Hammarskjold delayed. Abdel Latif said Egypt would run Gaza with UNEF confined to the armistice line. Latif said administration was Egypt’s concern.
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Gaza
Israel
Egypt
Strip
U. N
U. S
Golda I Meir
United States
Dulles
U.N
Das Hammarskjold
iGaza
Hammarskjold
Middle East
U.N. Emergency Force
UNEF
Amie Helmy
G. N
Ralph Bunche
E.L. Mr. Burns
Helmy
Gulf of Aqaba
Meir
Mohammed Hassan Abdel Latif
Gaza Strip
Burns
Bunche
Latif
Tel Aviv
Foreign Office
Expect 200 At BPW Meet In March at Braneis Scott Ker
Some 200 members from 14 state BPW clubs are expected March 17 to 19 for the Maryland Federation convention at the Braneis Scott Ker Hotel. Frederick BPW hosts with Cecelia Nestor as president. Committee assignments are set for the three day meeting. National Recording Secretary Hattie M Steinberg will speak. Esther Corwin, regional chair, and Margaret Bowers visit. A workshop for officers will be held during sessions.
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Maryland Federation
Braneis Scott Ker
Frederick
Cecelia Nestor
National
Hattie M. Steinberg
York, Neb
Esther Corwin
Newfane
N.Y
Margaret Bowers
Marriolsville
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State Roads Commission
Dtr Cs Gam
Jjm Malcom McCardell
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas System
Hood
Club Women Utilities
Provenson
Edith B. Lighter
Jefferson Street
E. Dale Thomas
Amos A. Holter
Daniel C. Poole
M. B. Poole
NEA
Byrd
Richard BE. Byrd
Arlington
Richard Byrd Jr
Richard Byrd Sr
Richard III
Helen Stable
Lawrence Stable
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Adm
Texas
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