Zoning Fight Over Auto Repair Yard At Frederick
Judge weighs injunction against Gale W. Cook owner of Frederick Auto Body Works as city zoning codes clash with claims the business includes dismantling and selling parts. City police testify about wrecking and storage of cars while neighbors and experts describe extensive repair activity at the site.
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H. Reese
Frederick
Wigo Shure
Wlrk
May
Pol
Henry Krantz
Myersville
Nationwide Intercompany
Cook
Krantz
Man Who Robs Churches Admits Four Thefts Here
Charles Edgar Sanders, described as a professional church burglar, admitted to thefts in local houses of worship totaling more than 1100 in cash and property. He has been held in Columbus Ohio on charges of church burglaries across several states and dates back to 1953, with Calvary Methodist and other churches among his victims.
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Charles Edgar Sanders
Columbus
Kansas
Oklahoma
Calvary Methodist Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
All Saints’ Episcopal
United Brethren
Sanders
Calvary Methodist
Calvary
Whch
Evangelical Lion Church
Lutheran Church
East Church Street
AH Saints' Episcopal Church
Charles F. Trunk
United Brethren Church
Frederick
Baltimore
New Jersey
Virginia
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Ohio
Rainy Weather Persists With Soaked Ground Expected
The weatherman warns Frederick County will receive a sustained soaking with rain beginning today and continuing through Wednesday. Temperatures will dip to the high 30s tonight with a high around 45 this afternoon, cooler than Mondays 52 degree high. Winds of 10 to 20 mph will accompany the rain as spring arrives.
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Frderick County
Ason
Frederick High School Science Fair Winners Revealed
The Fifth Annual Frederick High Science Fair awarded grand honor to Ronald Weintraub for The Corrosion of Aluminum. Public viewing runs today and Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. with 123 student displays and diverse exhibits.
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Frederick High School
Ronald Weintraub
Addion
American Optical Company
Alfred LaBrush
Frederick High
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
France
Donald Croneburg
Joan Clingan
Jackie Fox
Paul Yours
Wayne Smith
Ed Hemby
van de Graaff
Marvin Lipford
Robert Osburn
Tim Horman
Eddie Nikirk
Dennis Murphy
Lowell Phillips
Bonnie Strine
Malcolm Maker
Steven Kupferberg
Tyler Quinn
Gene Sivil
Carol O'Bryen
Richard Hargett
James Kolsrud
Richard Landis
Instein
David Berge
Patricia Rhoten
Patricia O'Brien
Turles
Geraldine Wolfie
Janet Spivey
the Frog
Mary Lynn Englebrecht
David Schoolman
Steven Leatherman
Retired Libertytown Teacher Dies at 63
Mrs Ruby Welker Myers of Libertytown died after an illness of complications. She taught 41 years starting at Cedar Grove and retiring in 1959. She is survived by her husband and a sister in law, with services at 2 pm Thursday at Union Chapel Lutheran Church. Interment in Fairmount Cemetery Libertytown. Robert E Dailey and Son, funeral director. The United States and Citizens answered a fire alarm at am today for a chimney fire on Franklin street.
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Ruby Welker Myers
Clarence
Myers
Liboun
Ear
Charles E
Ida Belle Barker Welker
Ira MocGarber
New Market
Libertytown
Cedar Grove
Chestnut Grove
Libertyvtown
Union Chapel Lutheran Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Frederick
Samaritan Rebecca Lodge No 51
IOOF
North Market Street
Fairmount Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey
Tawes Angered By Attack.
Governor Tawes and Attorney General Finan publicly responded to David Hume's critique of Tawes slot machine stance. Hume claimed Tawes abandoned church and Democratic ideals, while Finan defended Hume’s delegate status and condemned the boycott of Hume as a National Convention delegate.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
David Hume
Hume
George Hocker
Mer ‘Jends
Democratic Party
Hocker
Maryland
Finan
Jail Sentence For Driving With Revoked License
In Magister Edward Storms court, Leon W. Trier was jailed for 30 days and fined 100 dollars after being stopped for speeding on East Patrick street while driving with a revoked license. Trier had prior offenses and his father George W. Tyler was fined 10 dollars for permitting an unauthorized person to operate the vehicle.
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Edward Storm
Leon W. Trier
Jackie Forsythe
East Patrick Street
Tyler F
Forsythe
Tyler
Jal
George W. Tyler
Wilbur Sheffield
Willam Wenner
Man Dies After Heart Shot in Knoxville Tavern Brawl
A 49 year old man, William Oliver Smith of De Kalb, Tennessee, died in a Knoxville hospital after being shot through the heart during a tavern brawl. He survived more than 18 hours after a 22 caliber bullet penetrated his heart.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William Oliver Smith
DeKalbett
US backs Soviet atomic test inspection proposal
The United States and Britain push to allow Soviet inspection of American atomic devices exploded in seismic research or peaceful tests. Soviet delegate Tsa Tapkin hesitates to state a position pending study. The West seeks a 27 month moratorium while the Soviet Union asks for four years. U.S. Dean aims to break deadlock with open underground tests for inspection.
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United States
Semyon K. Tsa- Tapkin
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Kennes
Circus to visit town on June 7 by Circle Beatty-Cole Bros
Forney Exchange Club announces a fundraiser circus to aid civic projects including Life League Easter Seal Treatment Center and Frederick Memorial Hospital building fund. Charles Poole leads the club. advance ticket sales not yet begun. In a separate note, Samuel J. Stein, 52, of Seaford Del, died after a collision at a barrier near Delmar, Maryland.
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Forney
Exchange Club
Beatty-Cole Bros
Life League
Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Charles Poole
Salisbury
Samuel J. Stem
Seaford
Del
Peninsula General Hospital
John G. Fuller
Stein
U. S. 143A
Delmar
Wicomico County
Fuller
U. S. 18
Four Bit Counterfeiting Case Costs High Prosecution
Chicago AP reports a federal court trial cost an estimated 7500 to 2000 to prosecute William Wallace, 34, who was found guilty of possessing 30 cents in counterfeit money after attempting to insert two bogus quarters into a juke box. Wallace received one hour in marshal custody. Judge Igoe questioned the case’s prosecution.
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Chicago
William Wallace
Wallace
U.S. District Court
Michael L. Igoe
Kennedy Taps Labor Management Panel to Aid U S Problems
President Kennedy convenes his 21 member advisory committee on labor management policy at the White House to address high priority national issues. Officials include Arthur Goldberg Luther Hodges Dean Rusk Douglas Dillon Robert McNamara and Walter W. Ul: ler. The group will seek common ground for competitiveness exports and economic growth.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Amenea
Publc
Arthur J. Goldberg
Luther H. Hodges
Soviets Back Gizenga At United Nations Congo Debate
At the United Nations General Assembly Adlai Stevenson accused the Soviet Union of obstructing U.N. efforts in the Congo and of spreading the cold war. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounced Dag Hammarskjold and pledged aid to Gizenga amid calls for a Congo confederation and U.N. force withdrawal. A separate note said Kennedy approved renewed U.S. airspace assurances after the RBIv Arctic incident.
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United Nations
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Union
C. N
Congo
Stevenson
U. N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations. NY
Antoine Gizenga
Andrei IA. Gromyko
Fov
Dag Hammarskjoid
jWest
Gromyko
9 Nation General Assembly
U.N. Congo
Gromiko
Tananarive
Malagasy Republic
Katanga
Kasai
Hammarsjord
Washington
State Department
Kennedy
Vize
Artic
Kara Sea
Lincoln White
Kennedy Rallies Aides for Laos Crisis Action
President Kennedy convened top military and diplomatic aides at the White House to weigh immediate actions in Laos amid rising Soviet backed Communist pressures. Rusk and Gromyko held lengthy talks the prior weekend, with options ranging from increased military aid to potential forces, while a diplomatic solution appeared unlikely.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Laos
White House
Britain
France
Dear Rusk
Andrei
State Department
Gromyko
Rusk
U.S
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangk Thailand
Kenis
SEATO
Robert S. McNamara
Chester Bowles
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Graham Parsons
Far East
Sweden
Ing Im
George Bun
the of California
Bers
Rails Move Ahead in Mixed Stock Market
Rails advanced in early trading as the broader stock market showed mixed to slightly lower results. Heavy trading supported rail shares while other sectors fluctuated, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
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