Damages Sought In 1959 Maryland Car Crash Suit
Dr. Horace F. Kline, a chiropodist of East Second Street, sues Fred Eike Jr., Elmer Russell Ritz, and the estate of Harry L Trout for 150000 in damages. He alleges negligence in a 19 April 1959 crash on U S 40 near Md 144 that left three cars damaged.
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Horace F. Kline
East Second Street
C. Clifton Wirts
Fred Eike Jr
Hagerstown
Elmer Russell Ritz
Winchester
Irene Trout Muller
Harry L Trout
Trout
Kline
Buckeystown
U.S. 40
MD. 144
Eikel Jr
Eikel
Dr. Kline
Ritz
U. S. 40
Staite
Buick
New Readable Corona Type Adopts Larger, Legible Style
The News introduces the Corona type for classified ads with a slightly larger page size to align with neighboring city papers. The revised typeface enhances legibility and makes ads more attractive beginning with today’s edition.
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Lino Spe
Aerojet Names New Official for Atlantic Division
Aerojet-General announces Captain Sheldon W. Brown USN Ret as assistant manager of the Atlantic Division. Brown, a Navy veteran with roles from Ship Installations to Production, joins from All American Engineering as a consultant. He is a Naval Academy and Caltech graduate with Harvard MBA training.
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Sheldon W. Brown
USN
Atlantic
Aerojet-General Corporation
Dan A. Kimball
Aerojet-General
Azusa
Calif
Aerojec-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
Bureau of Aeronautics Culminatiy
Sandy Hook Building Sought for Community Use
The Sandy Hook Circus Action seeks county approval to take over the old Sandy Hook schoolhouse after abandonment. Chairman Robert Himes notes 9 percent of residents belong to the association and would run the building as a club and community center for activities, with the new school located several miles away.
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Sandy Hook
Robert Himes
Pleasant Valier
Himes
Two Teens Sentenced in Maryland Break-Ins Case
Two teenage boys were sentenced to three and two years in the Maryland Reformatory for Males for their roles in two breakings and entering that included beer theft from a tavern near New Market. A third youth was released to an uncle as all three had prior juvenile records.
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Maryland Reformatory
New Market
Patrick M. Schnaruffer
Theodore John Bieger
Sportsman Inn
Charles Simp
Superior Dairy
U.S. 20 East
W. 2
Newcomer
Sportsman
Iaw
Wou
Schnauffer
W. c. Roderick
Bors
Two Cars Damaged In City Intersection Crash
Two late model cars collided at the West Patrick and Bentz Streets intersection Sunday night around 10 30. No injuries were reported. Erne Philson of Baltimore in the right lane attempted a left turn and struck James William Fogle of this city. Page damage estimates listed the Fogle car at 100 dollars and the Philson sedan at six dollars. Philson was charged with making an improper right turn. Officers J. Frank Main and Norman T. Trump investigated.
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West Patrick and
Bentz Streets
Erne Philson
Baltimore
West Pair Street
South Beniz Street
Philson
Dodse
James William Fogle
Fozier
West Ok Street
Psychopathic Killer Bound Slain Women in Ottawa Case
Officials say two women were beaten and starved in Ottawa as part of a psychopathic killer’s actions. The case involves violent assaults linked to the suspect, with authorities outlining details of the victims and investigation.
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Ottawa. i
AP —C Oratory
Starved Rock Psychop
Disclose
France Plans Unprecedented Security for Khrushchev Visit
Paris authorities prepare an elaborate security screen for Nikita Khrushchev amid a postponed Paris trip. The plan includes a curtain for public appearances and heavy escort with 126 motorcycle police, while saboteur threats prompt reinforced fire and police measures across routes.
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Paris
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Kennedy Enters Sixth Primary Amid Protest in Indiana
In Indianapolis Senator Joan Kennedy D Massi entered his sixth primary, brushing off a protest by Baptists who challenged him to a public debate. Kennedy defended religious freedom and urged no religious test for office, while a demonstrator pressed questions at a news conference.
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Indianapolis
Joan F._ Kennedy
D-Massi
Kennedy
Indiana
Sen. Kennedy
Bloomington
United States
House of Representatives Chamber
Kim
Blue Ridge Assembly Elects Officers
More than 70 young people from churches in Frederick and Reton counties gathered at St Timothy's Chapel to elect officers for the Blue Ridge Assembly. Robert K. Danner served as chair of the proceedings.
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The
Blue Ridge
Motherwell Jury Returns to Deliberate on Murder Case
The jury reopens deliberations in the Pearl Putney case tied to the 1952 disappearance near Downieville California. District Attorney Gordon I Smith aims to finish the presentation with seven witnesses planned. A separate California trial mentions a death penalty decision in a case involving a severely retarded child Heater born 195? found in 1958.
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Pearl Putney
Ennally
Daugher, Heater
Fredd
Motherwell
Frederick
Charge Of Shooting Dog Is Dropped
A neighbor saw the dead shuffle-board dog of Clarence F Sperk March 1 and heard Melvin A Remsberg admit shooting it. The cruelty charge against Remsberg failed on insufficient evidence in Mayowner.
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Clarence F. Sperk
Melvin A. Remsburg
Remsberg
Clarence F. Speak
Paul Goetz
Speak
Goetz
Uxe
Jefferson
Edward D. Storm
Storm
Centerville
Spencer and
Clang
R R Sciese
Wotsville - Moyersvile Road
Parsta
Market Course Uneven In Early New York Trading
Stocks moved unevenly in moderate trading in New York as most shares slipped slightly. The Dow and many rails posted small losses while a few issues held around unchanged values with minor point moves.
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New York
Darrow
City Taxes Show Strong Early Payments Boost Revenue
City tax collections on real estate and furniture surpassed 3300 000 as residents paid early to receive discounts. Treasurer Louis E Eichelberger reported year to date totals well ahead of last year with real estate and furniture taxes and noted an $1 million rise in assessable real estate value fueling potential revenue gains. Delinquent payments continue but only a small share from last year remains outstanding.
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Fichelberger
Eichelberger
Fifteen Die In Weekend Plane Crashes
Weekend crashes across the United States killed fifteen people. Reports mention private planes failing near Kingston New York and other incidents in Maine and California, with names and details partially obscured by the damaged text.
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Associated Press
Maine
California
Alleni Pan
Kingston
Two Killed When Train Hits Auto Near Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa AP report says a Western Maryland RR crossing near Gettysburg killed Adams County Mr Paxton T Riley and his wife Mae both 36 instantly as their southbound auto was struck by a westbound engine and caboose. Their son Nevil, 4, was uninjured nearby. Firemen freed Mr Riley. coroner cites broken necks and skull fractures. Engineer Walter H Minnich of Hagerstown Md identified by state police.
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Gettysburg
Maryland
Adams County
Paxton T. Riley
iMae
Nevil
Straban Tap
Mrs. Riley
Gettsburg
Mgrs. Riley
C.G. Crist
James Treas
New Soviet A-Ban Bid Scrutinized
The United States and Britain study the Soviet proposal for a partial ban on atomic and hydrogen tests. The plan calls for banning all tests except small underground blasts with a moratorium on those, plus joint East–West scientific studies and limited on site inspections to prevent violations.
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Geneva
Washington
London
Tsarepkin
Eisenhower
Reunion of Auschwitz Survivors Draws Near Complete Crowd
Survivors gathered in Brooklyn for a first reunion marking over 13 years since release from Auschwitz Poland. Leon Kerstein recalls prisoners numbered, not named, while others describe wartime detainment and losses. A fund aims to educate children of former inmates using proceeds from a court settlement with IG Farben of more than seven million dollars.
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Auschwitz
Poland
Leon kKerstein
Brooklyn
Kerstein
Young
Caden Ero
IG Farben Co
Auschwitz-Bunn
30 Africans Killed In Riot At Sharpeville Station
Vereeniging South Africa police opened fire on Africans besieging Sharpeville station killing 30 and wounding at least 100 as jet fighters and armored cars were deployed. The incident sparked a passive resistance campaign against pass laws with protests in Johannesburg Capetown and other cities.
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Vereeniging
South Africa
C. J. Els
Witwatersrand
Sharpeville
Johannesburg
Ets
Capetown
Afrika
Sophelong
Snow On First Day Of Spring Surprises Local Residents
Snow fell on the first day of spring with residents surprised by flurries though warming to 40s. Weatherman predicted sun, but mountains blocked it and snow flurries persisted in the county. Temperatures were projected near 45 with further precipitation and cold nights expected dipping to 25 to 30 degrees.
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Lady Spring
Peri
Sat Surney
Local residents donate 110 for Moroccan relief
Mrs. H Albert Dean executive secretary of the Red Cross announced today that local residents have contributed 110 for Moroccan relief. She said she was pleased with the local donations after a recent appeal in the paper noting the Morocco earthquake caused extensive damage and many deaths.
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H. Albert Dean
The
Red Cross
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