Local chiropodist seeks 150000 in damages in 1959 crash
Dr. Horace F. Kling files a Circus Court suit for 150000 against Fred Eikel Jr Elmer Russell Riz and the estates of Harry Trout. Kling claims permanent injuries from a 9 April 1959 crash on U S 40 near Md 005. Trout died later that year but not from the accident.
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Horace F. Kling
East Second Street
C. Clifton Wirts
Fred Eikel Jr
Hagerstown
Elmer Russell Riz
Winchester
Irene Trout Miller
Harry L Trout
Trout
Kiine
Buckeystown
US 5S
MD. Itt
Kline
Eikel Jr
Swi
Eikel
Dr. Kline
Ritz
Riz
U. S. 40
Ita Ritz
Buick
Weather Outlook and Local Democratic Dinner Report
Precipitation possible late Wednesday or Thursday and again Saturday may total a quarter to a half inch. Temperatures averaging about 10 degrees below normal, warmer Tuesday, then colder Wednesday to Saturday with highs in the 20s to 30s and early morning lows in the 20s western Maryland to upper 30s east. Sixteen local Democrats attended the state Young Democrats dinner in Baltimore Saturday evening including Roy James Stomm George Stup Robert Schell James Mause Deibe Robert S. Rothenhoe Thomas Summers Lumen Noris George Abrecht and George Hamilton.
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Maryland
Young Democrats
Baltimore
Seni Roy James Stomm
George Stup
Robert Schell
James Mause
Robert S. Rothenhoe
Thomas Summers
Lumen Xoris
George Abrecht
George Hamilton
Aerojet Names New Official Captain Shel don W Brown Named Assistant Manager
Aerojet-General Corp announces the appointment of Captain Sheldon W. Brown USN ret as assistant manager of the Atlantic Division in Azusa California. Brown, a Naval Academy and Caltech graduate with Harvard MBA training, has held key posts in the Bureau of Aeronautics and Naval Air Force and received the Navy Legion of Merit for aircraft launching and arresting gear work. He and his family reside in Bethesda Maryland. Brown’s career began in 1962 with sea duty on the Milwaukee and Arizona and naval aviation service on the Ranger and Lexington.
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Sheldon W. Brown
USN
Atlantic
Aerojet-General Corporation
Dan A. Kimball
Aerojet-General
Azusa
Calif
Aero des-General
Brown
Bethesda
Navy
Naval Air Force
Atlantic Fleet
Bureau of Aeronautics
All American Engineering Company
Wilmington
Del
U.S. Naval Academy
California Institute of Technology
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Navy League
Legion of Merit
Institute of Aeronautical Services
Milwaukee
Arizona
Ranger
Lexington
Pasadena
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Df Bereau
Aeronau
Atlante Fleet
Sandy Hook Building Sought for Community Use
The Sandy Hook Citizens Association seeks to take over the old Sandy Hook schoolhouse after abandonment for use as a community building. Committee chairman Robert Himes says 90 percent of locals are members and will operate the facility, keeping a central gathering place once the new Pleasant Valley school opens several miles away.
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Sandy Hook
More Readable Caroma Corona Type Faces Adopted
The News introduces a larger Corona face and a new more readable Caroma type. The paper size has been adjusted to match neighboring cities. Classified ads switch to the newer legible type starting today, improving attractiveness.
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Erick News
Caroma
News
Two Boys Sentenced for Theft in Maryland Juvenile Court
Two teenage offenders received three and two year sentences in the Maryland Reformatory for Males after admitted roles in two breakings and enterings. The crimes included beer theft from a tavern near New Market and losses from a dairy and the Sportsman Inn. A third youth was released to an uncle.
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Maryland Reformatory
New Market
Patrick 4. Schnauffer
Theodore John Bieger
Sportsman Inn
Sportsman's Inn
Newcomer
Superior Dairy
Schnauffer
W. c. Roderick
Boys Village
Two Cars Damaged In City Intersection Crash
At about 10 30 Sunday night two late model cars were damaged at the West Patrick Street and Bentz Street intersection. Ernest Philson of Baltimore in the right lane tried to turn left onto South Bentz. his 1939 Dodge collided with James William Fogie's 1959 Ford traveling west in the left lane. Damage was $100 to the Ford and $10 to the Dodge. Philson was charged with making an improper left turn. Officers J Frank Mann and Norman T Tramp investigated.
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West Patrick and
Bentz Streets
Cry
Ernest Philson
Baltimore
West Patrick Street
South Bentz Street
Philson
James William Fogie
Fogie
Patrick Street
Fogle
J. Frank Mann
Norman T. Tramp
Psychopathic Killer Bound Slain Women
Officials report a psychopathic killer bound and slain women in Ottawa. Authorities say two victims, identified as young women, were killed in a brutal attack as law enforcement investigates the case for motive and possible links to other crimes.
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Ottawa
France Prepares Unmatched Security Screen for Khrushchev
Paris plans unprecedented protections for Nikita Khrushchev amid a delayed U S tour. Discreet curtains will shield him as crowds gather. trains and travel routes are tightened with patrols on rooftops and 1206 motorcycle policemen escorting him. Refugees from iron curtain nations are relocated to Corsica and other islands, complicating the schedule.
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Paris
Iap
France
Khrus Heavier
Khrushchev
U.S
Iron Curtain
Corsica
Paris-Marseille
Annare
Hey
Kheushchey
Kennedy Enters 7th Primary Amid Debate Challenge
In Indianapolis press reports, Senator Kennedy, a Democrat from Massachusetts, enters Indiana's primary day amid a picketing Baptist group. They handed leaflets challenging him to a public debate on religion and the presidency, which Kennedy acknowledged without commenting further.
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Indianapolis
Kennedy
Indiana
Sen
Hendon
Bloomington
Ind
United States
Blue Ridge Assembly Officers Elected
A meeting of the Young Churchmen from Episcopal churches in Freder and Washington counties convened at St Timothy’s for a business session and to elect officers. The Rev X C Poel DD presided as bishop and rector while Robert K Danner served as scribe.
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Freder
Washington
Sunder
St. Timpel
St. Timothy's Pet
Robert K. Danner
Jury Reconvenes in Motherwell Murder Case
The trial resume concerns Pearl Pain ion and the 14 month old Heather. District Attorney Gordon J. Smith seeks the gas chamber for Charles Motherwell and calls for expert testimony as the case hinges on a first degree murder verdict and subsequent death sentence decision.
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Downieville
Pearl Painion
Aidow
Washington
Sierra Nevada
Motherwell
Putney
Marysville
Dist. Arty
Gordon J. Smith
California
Daucher
Heather
Fredhold
Frederick
Shooting Dog Case Dismissed in Magisterial Court
A neighbor testified he saw a dead dog near a fence and later heard Melvin A. Remsberg admit shooting it. The cruelty charge against Remsberg was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Clarence Speak, owner, did not see the shooting or corpse. Paul Goetz described ongoing tension between two Jefferson men over the dog.
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Clarence F. Speak
Mareni
Melvin A. Remsburg
Remsberg
Paul Goetz
Sting
Speak
Goetz
Sten
Cumberland
Mater ¢Ain
Maryland 153
Darsee
Market Course Uneven in New York Trade
Equity performance showed declines in steels and motors as the market moved unevenly in moderate afternoon trading. Most leading issues registered small losses within narrow margins amid cautious activity.
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New York
Tax receipts top four hundred thousand in city collections
City Treasurer Louis E Eichelberger reports over 400000 in taxes collected last week as early payments with discounts drive revenue. Real estate assessments rose by over 1 million this year due to new developments, boosting anticipated gains of about 16500 at current rates. Some delinquent payments for last year still arrive, but only a small percentage remains unpaid.
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Tis City
Louis E Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Eicchelberger
Fifteen Die In Weekend Plane Crashes
Fifteen people were killed in a series of weekend plane crashes from Maine to California. Four victims hailed from Allentown Pennsylvania, with one crash near King. Leon M Boisserane and his son Leon Jr. were among the names tied to a light plane incident. Residual details remain unclear due to partial text.
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Associated Press
Maine
California
Allentown
King
Leon M. Boisserane
Leon Jr
Emil Boisseranc
Lindsey
Train Collides With Auto Killing Two near Van Adams
Gettysburg Pennsylvania reports a westbound freight engine and caboose plowed into a southbound auto at an unprotected Western Maryland ramp near Van Adams. Paxton T. Riley and Mae Riley died from broken necks and fractured skulls. James Treas of Gettysburg reported. Firemen freed Rueux with crowbars minutes after.
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Gettysburg. Pa
Maryland
van Adams
Man
Paxton T. Riley
Imrey
Siraban
Rueux
C.G. Crist
James Treas
Gettys
Hagerstown
New Soviet A-Ban Bid Scrutinized
Geneva AP reports New Soviet proposals for a partial ban on nuclear tests welcomed by Western powers if safety provisions guard against violations. The plan includes on site inspections and joint East West seismic studies while a moratorium on excluded underground tests is pursued.
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Geneva
Washington
London
Tsarapkin
Reunion of Concentration Camp Survivors in New York
Survivors of Nazi camps gathered in New York for a reunion evoking Muschy Buna and Auschwitz memories. Leon Kerstein, now a Brooklyn butcher, recalled being numbered and renamed by guards, as families perished in the camps. A related court settlement with I G Farben yielded over seven million dollars to former prisoners for wartime artificial rubber production.
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Muschy Buna
Poland
Leon Kerstein
Brooklyn
Kersiem
Adoto
30 Africans Die as Sharpeville Riot Erupts in South Africa
Police clashed with thousands of Africans in Sharpeville near Vereeniging as pass law protests turned deadly. Brig. C. J. Els said 30 killed and at least 100 wounded, with 23 officers besieged and jet fighters deployed. Demonstrations spread to Johannesburg Capetown and other cities.
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Breeniging
Fap
Brig
C. J. Els
Wiwatersrand
Sharpeville
Vereeniging
Johannesburg
Els
I Capetown
Pan-Africanist Party
South Africa
Snow on First Day of Spring Delights and Melts Quickly
Snow fell on the first day of spring surprising locals as bright sunshine did not appear and temperatures rose to around 40 degrees. The snow melted rapidly while forecasters warned of sun and clouds returning with a high near 45 while mountains remained cooler and later dipped toward the 25 to 30 degree range.
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Spring
Local Relief Raised For Morocco After Earthquake
Mrs H Albert Dean Red Cross executive secretary announces residents donated 1id for Moroccan relief following a recent earthquake that caused considerable damage and left hundreds dead and many buildings destroyed.
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H. Albert Dean
The
Red Cross
Dean
Morocco
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