Two boys get four years for holdup
Kenneth W. Stu and Gerald Tobery, both 18 to 22, were sentenced to four years each in the Reforma tory for their role in an armed robbery at Baers Restaurant on East Street. Holmes Fout asked mercy for a third youth.
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Reformatory
East Street
Fort Detrick
Bernard L. Tyler
Baer
Tmaeforr
James L. Spurlock Mystead
Tobery
Bose
Spur
Rodsers
Doms Hughes
Goose imprinting study at Frederick High School
Maria Ann Callas and Mary Ellen Creed, junior students at Frederick High, explore imprinting by attempting to prove a gosling bonds with a non maternal object. They hatched three fertilized goose eggs with incubator help from Harold Weisberg, yielding two goslings and a toy skunk as surrogate. The project aligns with the upcoming Frederick High Science Fair.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Maria Ann Callas
Mary Ellen Creed
Frederick High School
Mary Ellen
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Romulus
Remus
Miss Calas
Miss Creed
News-Post
Harold Weisberg
Hyattstown
Weisberg
Zes
Creed
Mary Eilen
Sreet
E Creed
Dr. Trail
Hatch Maria
Mon- Gay
Goslin
Hatch
Seemes Maria
Behavior Stuay
Miss Callas
Gosling
Snow Forecast Shifts From Snow to Rain This Afternoon
Weather bureau predicts a change from snowfall to rain with two to four inches possible. Forecasters expect temperatures to hover near the 30s as the cold snap eases and rain replaces snow by late today.
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Tae Weather Bureau
Ben Tes
Mormming
Police Chief Main To Testify At Pre-Sentencing Of Motherwell
Police Chief Main is slated to testify at the pre sentencing of Motherwell. County officials discuss reallocating federal aid funds and transferring 37 299 of federal money to the City of Frederick to support local road improvements. The move aims to keep federal funds in the area and preserve county access to the 160 federal aid program. Attendees include State Roads officials and Frederick County engineers.
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Main
Motherwell
Egrner
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
A. Irvin Renn
Mehrl H. Ramsburg
Frederick
Delbert S. Null
Frederickhich
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert A. Whiteford
Robert J. Haszyk
Jona E. Wolf
O. Wilson Rankles
Chairmen Named To Fund Drive For Frederick Memorial Hospital
James B. Austin and Raymond C. Brehaut named as chairmen and vice chairmen for the Frederick Memorial Hospital 3650,000 building campaign. Brehaut is with Frederick Natural Gas, and Austin is a director of Commerce. Ten additional company executives join the effort, including American Optical. The drive aims to modernize facilities and hospital insurance programs benefiting industrial employees and their dependents, with industry urged to support the project.
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James B. Austin
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
W_ ai Company
Brehaut
Frederick Natural Gas Company
Theme
Sion
American Optical
Souihin
Companio
Under of Commerce
Stee
Ines
Thor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Explosion Wrecks Plant In Washington
An explosion of astrial gases wrecked a building of the Southern Co. plant near usand dollars by Robert B. Vope, president of the company. Firemen said the blast occurred about 7:30 a.m. in a cinderblock building where medical gas is prepared for shipment. Gases in the facility included oxygen nitrogen nitrous oxide cyclopropane and ethylene.
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Washington
Southern ©. Co
Robert B. Vope
Skidding Accident Leads to Court Case in Maryland
Thomas W. Michael of Route 2 Myersville faced a magistrate on a skidding incident on February 22 as icy Jefferson Boulevard caused a collision with a garbage truck. He was fined $10 for speed too great for conditions. The wreck damaged both vehicles. Michael claimed the truck backed into his lane and lights were off. The defense sought a directed verdict arguing lack of speed evidence, while the judge noted possible fault with the truck backing from a driveway and left the question open for jury deliberation.
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Thomas W. Michael
Myersville
Young Michael
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Michael
Gilmer
Castle
Woodrow Miller
Samuel Barrick
Barrick
Byron W. Thompson
Casile
Thompson
Thom
Trompson
Ike Endorses Nixon For Presidency
President Eisenhower confirmed a personal preference for Richard Nixon as the GOP presidential nominee. He indicated no opposition to Nixon and clarified that reports of a formal endorsement at the Gridiron Club dinner were inaccurate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Union-Everedy Workers Get Pay Raise
Employes of the Union-Everedy Company received a four percent across the board raise as of Monday. G. M. Deam, general manager, announced the move which equates to an average increase of cents per hour across pay scales. The raise followed wage-boost requests tied to cost of living and fringe benefits including bonus and profit sharing, which yielded about 64,000 for employees last year.
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Union-Everedy
G. M. Deam
Unclear fragment hints at atomic blast in Red China
Fragmentary text mentions Red China and a possible atomic blast near Urume with limited readable details about contacts and era. No clear event, date, or attribution available from the readable portion.
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China Atomic
Soviet propose 1.7 million troops cut by 18 months
Geneva AP report says the Soviet Union proposed that the United States, USSR, and China reduce armed forces to 1.7 million each within 18 months. Zorin outlined a three stage plan tied to broad disarmament, with inspections and base liquidations, while Western members balked at the idea.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Red China
Valerian A. Zorin
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
All Nations
Zorin
Britain
France
U.S
Mamert
United
Soviet
Detained man faces death in murder trials
Larry Lord Motherwell, convicted of murdering Pearl Putney in 1958, faces the death penalty if prosecutors prove he also killed his second wife Sarah and their Mongoloid child Heather. Witnesses from Maryland will testify on pre sentence proceedings. authorities plan to present evidence of the child’s death and burial.
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Downieville
Calif
Larry Lord Motherwell
Washington,d.c
Sierra County
Pearl Putney
Motherwell
Sarah
Heather
Frederick
Gordon I. Smith
Lynn
Maryland
John T. Reyes
Washington
Gale Place
Wasm
Sirs
Putney
Amone Todey
Turner
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