Birthday death after Maryland crash near Wolfsville
Lee Floyd Warren Feltz nineteen of near Wolfsville died after his car left Maryland 17 four miles west of Wolfsville. He had been in critical condition with a fractured skull at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown since the crash on his birthday while returning from Maryland Ribbon Company work. Survived by parents Paul W and Dorothea C Stottlemyer Warren Feltz and siblings. funeral at St Mark's Lutheran Wolfsville with interment at the church cemetery.
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Maryland 17
Wolfsville
Lee Floyd Warrenfelttz
Washington County
Hagerstown
Warrenfeltz
Maryland Ribbon Company
Paul Kline
Rwad
Paul W
Dorothea C. Stottlemyer
Middletown High School
Rma Wolfe
Joseph
Wayne Robert
Delano
Gene
Allen
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Paul F. Bittle
Myersville
Oscar Winner Sonya Levien Receives Multiple Honors
Sonya Levien scenarist receives Christopher Award for Quo Vadis and Screen Writers Guild honor for other works including State Fair The Caruso Story and Oklahoma Her sister Ned Levien is married to Mrs Lona Levien of Rosenuoitt’s store Her daughter Samara Hows Gold writes Midnight Kiss for Mario Lana and son Serge Hows just completed a symphony for Eugene Ormandy Levien a former lawyer and editor was among the earliest women to publish a subhedge paper Tee hesben bow retired
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Irs
Frederide
Sonya Levien
Gseda
Wailbhang Ludtog
Ned Levien
Uusband
Lona W. Levien
Rosenuoitt
Miss Levien
Carl Hovy
Tee Hesben
Bow Retred
Havre De Grace Bank Officer Arrested for Embezzlement
FBI reports Havre de Grace Banking and Trust Co assistant treasurer Thomas F. OConnor of the Chesapeake Hotel Havre de Grace was charged with embezzling 7300. Shortages found by bank examiners led to his arrest March 19. He appeared before US Commissioner Ernest Volkart in Aberdeen and was released on 500 bond after a hearing.
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Baltimore
FBI
Navre de Grace Banking and Trust Co
Thomas F. O'Connor
Treasuer
Chesapeake
Havre de Grace
Oconnor
Bank
FRA
Vonner
Merit
Aberdeen
VU S
Ernest Volkart
O'Connor
Mild Spring Weather Sidetracked Across Regions
The Associated Press reports mild spring conditions largely stalled by a north south belt of precipitation. Readings ranged from the 30s to 40s with frost in northern Florida and Jacksonville at 37 degrees, while New England and the Middle Atlantic saw snow from weekend storms and colder trends persisted in the Plains toward Texas.
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Associated Press
Florida
Jacksonville
New England
Middle Atlantic
Midwest
Plains States
Texas
Court Action On Seizure Of BTC Is Likely
BALTIMORE The public utility seizure law used to seize and operate the Baltimore Transit Co. faces a court test. Gov McKeldin has moved toward arbitration on contract disputes with Amalgamated Street Railway workers. The company refuses arbitration, seeking Federal Court action. A separate report notes a 62 year old man killed in Lake Shore, Anne Arundel County.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Puch
McKeldin
Asso. of
McKelcim
O. David Zimling
Chicago
Joseph Sherbow
Dale W. Barratt
BIC
Wareah Dute
Lake Shore
Anne Arundel County
William Herman Poehler
Calls For Strong Leadership In Little League Baseball
Chicago report notes Peter WeGovern urged strong leadership for the Little League program now serving over a million youths in the U S and Canada. Delegates from 4,000 leagues discussed a five point plan emphasizing leadership, standards, techniques, and grassroots operation amid court battles over policy.
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Chicago
Peter 4
WeGovern
Williamsport
Carl Stolz
Lite League Baseball Inc
O Browght
Stotz
Te Pgpen
Wife Causes AWOL Private Saws to Miss Leave
Private Roy Dillon told a British army court martial that his wife locked him in a bedroom and refused to let him return from leave last October. He fled back after his mother called police, making his 90 days overdue. he received 112 days detention for being absent without leave.
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Chilwell
England
Roy Dillon
Wwtcher
Ditton
Defense Counasel
Compromise Farm Bill Seen Likely Despite Rift
Washington sources say a compromise farm bill may be readied for final action after Easter recess. House Agriculture Chair Cooley will lead conferees to bridge gaps with the Senate on dairy and price supports while President Eisenhower signals veto risk on major House provisions. The House also rejected a school milk program from the Senate.
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Washington
DNC
Congress
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Im Gong
Eisenhower
Senate House
Dulles Reports Moderately Optimistic Far East Trip
Secretary of State Dulles told Democratic and Republican leaders the 19 day tour of 10 Asian nations yielded a moderately optimistic view of conditions in the Middle and Far East. President Eisenhower sat in as Dulles briefed 22 top lawmakers at the White House.
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Washington
Dulles
Far East
Eisenhower
Congress
White
Moaspe
Sen
Wiley
Bridges R-Nh
Senate
Bridges
May delay third shot plan for Maryland children
A Baltimore Stan health department joint committee recommends delaying the third shot or booster for Maryland children due to vaccine shortages. They propose using the limited supply to immunize as many eligible children as possible this summer to prevent paralytic polio. Prices in New York markets show a mixed day with a trend toward lower deal volume.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Rock Slide Kills Three at Garrett County Quarry
Three Garrett County quarry workers were killed when a 20 ton rock give way at a western Maryland quarry about 8 a.m. Randall Wilburn, 40s, quarry foreman, Hennes Ford Friend, in his 60s, and Lloyd Guard, boarder, were crushed as rocks tumbled from a 30 foot cut. Dr. James Feaster pronounced them dead. the men were identified with their residences in Friendsville and Lang Run.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Ray
Here
Randall Wilburn
Hoses
Hennes Ford Friend
Friendsville
Lloyd Guard
Lang Run
Aubrey C. Brenneman Sant
James Feaster
Cpt
Samuel Conrad
Robert Henline
Oakland State Police Barracks
Harmony Plea at Maryland Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner
Democrats gather in Salisbury for a campaign fund raiser to hear Paul M. Butler speak as organizer George Wahoney and Millard Tydings press their senatorial bids. Toastmaster Mary L. Nock rails unity while intra party rivals dialog after primaries.
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Salisbury
Maryland
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Mary L. Nock
George P. Wahoney
Millard E. Tydings
Butler
Senate
House of Representatives
Millard Tawes
Ferdinand Aybert
Lous
Goldstein
Calvert Counts
M. Mice Canales
Tawes
Mahone
Canales
Tydings
Sobertana Gnidtei
Mother of Dead Man Threatens Cabbie
In Chicago the mother of a grain broker who died after said to be beaten by a cab driver in a dispute over RCMP confronted the driver, shouting You killed my baby as she advanced on him. The coroner urged holding the driver for trial in the slaying.
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Chicago
RCMP
Ngee
Janette Cattsen
Mibert Joseph
Carlses Ce
Joseph
Te Aga
Bat Carlsen
Nates
Carlsen
Electoral Vote Change Is Debated
Washington senators from both parties predicted a close vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to split electoral votes. Debate entered its third day as sponsors argued two methods remain viable, with 64 votes needed for passage. Critics warn the plan could increase influence of small, one party states.
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Washington
Senate
Sen Mundt
R-Sd
Congress
Local court fines and penalties across cases
Franklin W. Saunders charged with taxi fare and fine. ordered to pay 9 dollars taxi fare plus 10 dollars fine at Trial Magistrate's Court. Louis Hale ordered to pay 1 dollar weekly for infant support. Collateral forfeited for speeding. several citations include failures to stop for a school bus and muffler violations with various sums. Counts include reckless driving and fines issued by magistrates and state police in multiple towns.
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Franklin W. Saunders
Carver Apartments
Dover
Fred- Ur
Libertytown
H Reese Shoemaker
Louis Hale
Jefferson
Harry A. Davis Jr
Waynesboro
U.S. 40
West
J. W. Hardy
Charles H. Huber Jr
Gettysburg
U.S. 340
Ray W Fisher
Myersville
West Patrick Street
le Y. L. Guiltino
Walter J. Shaw
RFD
Frederick
South Court Street
William A. Boone Jr
Tydings Seeks to Clarify Segregation Remarks
Baltimore, Md. Millard E Tydings says his remarks on segregation were misinterpreted and that all citizens deserve first class status. He backs the Supreme Court ban on public school segregation and stresses equality of treatment regardless of race color creed and national origin.
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Baltimore
Millard E Tydings
Tydings
U. S Senate
Tydines
Niight
Colm
Dreed
United States
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court
Mystery death probes in Beaver PA four year old
Beaver police scheduled laboratory tests to determine foul play in the death of Patricia Mac Parton from Industry. Coroner Moget said bruises and scratches indicate the child did not die from a natural cause.
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Beaver Pa
Patricia Mac Parton
Patricia
Thongs
Fe Moget
Resess
Saung
City Police Log Details Multiple Accidents and Charges
Early morning accidents caused over 3400 in vehicle damage with no injuries reported. Ross E Harshman 35 of Myersville drove a 1955 Reo truck on Patrick St when struck by a 1847 Plymouth sedan driven by Brown of Frederick, with damages around 25 to the truck and 200 to Brown’s car. Eugene F Clark 31 of Cumberland collided with Brown’s parked truck on West Fourth St. Clark’s car about 150 damage, Brown’s truck 50, Clark charged with reckless driving. Katherine Johnston Duff 66 of Middleburg Va rear ended by Ignatius Dutrow 0 of Frederick on North Market St. Duff 200 damage, Dutrow 250, Dutrow charged with reckless driving. Leo Monroe Gesneil 37 of Baltimore held on two charges Wednesday for operating vehicle under the influence. bail 81, plus 2645 for reckless driving. LeRoy Thompson 35, colored, of Klineharts Alles held on 258 bail for intoxication in city limits. Arrests noted by Officers Tremp and Stockman.
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Ross E. Harshman
RFD 1
Myersville
Patrick Street
RFD
Frederick
Brown
DeGrange Street
William A. Mutchner
Wile Brown
Eugene F. Clark
Cumberland
West Fourth Street
North Bentz Street
Mutchner
Clark
Mitchner
Katherine Johnston Duff
Middleburg
Noth Market Street
Ignatius
M. Dutrow
Dutrows
Dutrow
Leo Monroe
Baltimore
Mea
North Market Street
Nathan Dorses
LeRoy Thompson
Klineharts
So Varcoy
Insurance Firms Pay For Misplaced U S Treasury Note
New York insurers contribute about a million dollars to Chase Manhattan Bank to cover a misplaced one million dollar U S Treasury note. A bank spokesman said IR insurance companies acting as security entered a claim for the logs. The Treasury note was first misplaced March 6 and a search through millions of pages will continue until the note is found.
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NEW York Insurance
Chase Manhattan Bank
USS Treasury
Chase Manhattan
IR Insurance
Menes
COO Tata Spume Syg
Meutance
Treasury
Texans receive 20 year terms in bank robbery case
Two Texas men, James Arlington Debenham and Louis Dee Young, were sentenced to 20 years each for aggravated bank robbery tied to the kidnapping of U S treasurer Georgia Neese Clark Gray and theft of about 4000 dollars from a Richland, Kansas bank. A woman, Frankie Evelyn Fletcher, received five years for conspiracy while Billy Gene Ross was killed by Mrs Gray during the escape attempt.
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Topeka
Kan
United States
U. S
Frankie Evelyn Fletcher
Dallas
Federal Reformatory For Women
Alderson
W. Va
Debenham, Young
Billy Gene Ross
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
Truman
Richland
Gray
Ross
Schools To Make Up Day Lost For Storm
Frederick city and Frederick County public schools will be open on Thursday March 29 to make up a snow day from last Monday. Nocatee will have a full day. March 2 holiday is moved. Easter vacation starts Good Friday March 30 and runs through Easter Monday April 2. Memorial Day also to be open. another day to be made up from winter weather.
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Frederick City
Cr Ows
Nocatee Tt
Wll
Car Crash Injures Thurmont Family Near U S 15 Wall
A family of three was hurt when a 1951 Chevrolet veered off U S 15 near Thurmont at 9 30 p m after driver Karl Gift suffered a coughing spell and blacked out. Gift and his wife Eloisa and daughter Caroten were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged. Police estimated vehicle damage at about 300 dollars.
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U. S. 15
Thurmont
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Creager
Karl L. Gift
Gifft
Waskey Re elected President of Federated Charities Board
Nevin T R Waskey was reelected president of the Federated Charities at a Board of Directors meeting held Tuesday at the Charities building on South Market Street. Ernest Helfenstein Jr. was reelected first vice president Lilian E Leonard second vice president and Mrs C Thomes Summers secretary and Ernest C Webb treasurer Summers named executive secretary. A report noted strong attendance. Summers spoke on the Kinder garten program and the lean out closet project supplying hospital beds wheelchairs crutches and bed care items for loan to those in need.
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Nevin T. R. Waskey
Federated Charities
Charities
South Market Street
Ernest Helfenstein Jr
Lilalies Nn
C. Thomes Summers
Ernest C. Webb
Summers
Mazie Emmert
Waskey
Increase Reported in Radioactivity in Japan
Scientists in Japan report higher radioactivity in rain and snow since yesterday linked to a Soviet atomic blast. Mizugaia University measured 869 counts per minute in rainfall, while Hokkaido observatories logged 986 counts per minute in yesterday's snow.
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Tokyo
Japan
Medival
Mizgaia University
Hironobu Watattabe
Asahi
Hokkaido
Observatore
Siberia
80 U S Students Tour Fort Detrick Buildings
About 80 Frederick High School students toured four new Fort Detrick buildings in a program arranged by the Education Committee of the Frederick Rotary Club to spark interest in science and engineering careers. Fort Detrick officials and teachers accompanied the group on the visit to a bacteriological laboratory, plant science laboratory, animal farm, and a shops building.
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Frederick High Selvel
Detrick
Frederick
Strerese
Department of the Army
United States
Gmeera
John Igre Cam
Lanteasaeren Laborators
Frederick High School
Aibert Be
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