Jury Award Appealed in Maryland Land Condemnation
State Roads Commission seeks appeal of a $7 500 jury award to Dr and Mrs Schaden for 201 square feet taken for the Frederick by pass and US 40 west The award was raised after a December 1959 condemnation hearing and is now before Maryland Court of Appeals after denial of a new trial The case cites loss of frontage and access to Dr Schaden s office with other real estate estimates up to 10 000. Robert E Clapp Jr and H Reese Shoemaker represented the Schadens The state was represented by the attorney general and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Harrd Schaden
Frederick By-Pass
US. 40
West
Commission
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals For
Maryland
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
West Patrick Street
Schadens
Schaden
State Roads
Federal Roads Program
U.S. 40
Dr. Schaden
The
Roads Commission
Missing A F Plane in West Virginia
A twin-engine Air Force plane with four men aboard is missing and presumed down in the snowy mountains near Elkins West Virginia. CAP units from Morgantown Martinsburg Winchester and other towns search the likely rugged area as weather limits ground travel. An air search from Washington D C with four C47 planes may begin at daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariston
W. Va
Air Force
Eastern
Beechcraft
Florence
S. C
Columbus
Ohio
George Barbour
South Carolina
CAP
E. H. Chieves
CAP Publc
Barbour
Elkins
Tou
Mounia
Monongahela National Forest
Ginia
Morgantown
Martinsburg
Durbin
Davis
Virginia
Winchester
Front Royal
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Cheves
Washington, D. C
Khrushchev Arrives in Paris for 11 Day State Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands at Orly for a Paris state visit and signals disarmament as a top issue. He meets with Charles de Gaulle amid heavy security and a full dress greeting. Khrushchev notes dangers of postwar remnants and urges careful disarmament while Paris crowds cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Paris
Nikita Khruschev
Charles de Gaulle
Orly
de Gaulle
Berlin
Orin
France
Czar Nicholas II
Czarina Alexandra
Nina
Happi
Khrusnchev
Test Run for Census Leaders Ends in Maryland
A training session ends for 14 crew leaders from Allegany Washington Garrett and Frederick counties who will head the forthcoming federal census. Browning directs the program with in-field drills, stressing systematic dwelling unit canvassing and accurate form completion ahead of the April 1 census start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Reyburm Browning
Allegany
Washington
Garrett
Frederick
Browning
Montgomery County
George R. Hughes
Board of Education
East Church Street
East Third Street
East Fourth Street
Hughes
Spirited Bid Sets Droneburz Store Property Price
Public sale at the Court House drew a 19200 bid from Mr. and Mrs. Paul M Jefferies for the Droneburz store property at North Market and West Seventh Street The two story brick building includes a grocery on the first floor a four room second floor apartment and four rear garages The sale was conducted by trustees with Murray H Fout Akon Bennet and Goodloe E Byron as lawyers and Null and Null as auctioneers. Trading in New York showed moderate gains led by oils motors and electronics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droneburz
North Market
West Seventh Street
Court House
Paul M. Jefferies
RFD
Frederick
Johnny's M. Steet
North Markets Street
Seventh Street
Murray H. Fout
Akon
Beznet
Goodloe E. Byron
Altormeys
Null
Two Jailed On Drunk Charges In Frederick Court
Two men arrested for intoxication appeared in Magistrate Edward D. Storms court. James H. Miller of Washington admitted drinking after arriving from Harrisburg and received a suspended sentence, then a $2 fine or 10 days. Roy A. Kane, hitchhiking to Cleveland, was found drunk in a youth group lavatory and promised to stay out of town after five days. John T. Haine faced a crash near Braddock Heights. witnesses debated daybreak visibility and parking signals. Haine prevailed with the defense and Wachtel was fined $3 in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
James H. Miller
Washington
Oreyhound
Miller
Harrisburg
Edward D. Storm
Roy A. Kane
Cleveland
Kane
John T. Haine
Braddock Heights
Albert E. Wachtel
Wachtel
Gordon H. Smith
Haline
Smith
Haine
H. Reese Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Ching-Sung Yu
Hood College
Boonsboro
Health Pl for Aged Studied in Welfare Proposals
Washington AP Secretary of Welfare Fleming told Congress the administration studies a program where federal and state governments would pay major costs of health insurance for the aged. He outlined potential financing changes to Social Security including raising eligibility for disability benefits and boosting survivor benefits for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Welfare
Arthur S. Flemmin
Congress
Ad‘ation
Flemming Wold
House
Ways and Means
Flemming
Maryland Alcohol Tax Revenues Fall in February
Maryland tax collectors report a 25 percent drop in alcohol receipts from February 1959, totaling 331 456 dollars. Beer tax revenue rose 35.6 percent to offset declines in distilled spirits and wine stamps, amid temporary order-related fluctuations cited by Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Compus
Louis L. Goldstein
African Strike Spurs Violence Across South Africa
In hot-blooded South Africa violence erupts as nonwhite workers boycott jobs in Cape Town and Vereeniging. Police gunfire kills and wounds dozens including women and children. 72 muertos confirmed with higher totals in question. Demonstrators target passes and nonwhite districts as Verwoerd weighs a commission to study the crisis. Bishop Reeves calls for a judicial inquiry as protests widen and business shutdowns mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Vereeniging
Coal and Steel Center
State Department
Langa
Hendry& Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Ambrose Reeves
South Jataca
Pan-Africans Party
Woman Is Charged In City Accident
Thelma Grace Horn of Frederick was charged with failing to stop at a red light after a collision Tuesday at the West Patrick and North Court streets intersection. Lloyd A. Ambrosen, driving a 195 Chevrolet, sustained $100 in damages while Horn’s car incurred $80. Cpl William A. Matchner investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick
North Court Streets
Thelma Grace Horn
RFD 5
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ambrosen
Court Street
William A. Matchner
Horn
Chevrolet
Britons Debate Prince Andrew Look Alike
London AP reports Britons argue over whether the 33 day old Prince Andrew resembles Queen Elizabeth or Prince Philip. Most papers publish Beaton photographs and speculate on names with Saint Andrew as patron of Scotland and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
London
Queen Elizabeth
Andrew Albert
Christian Edward
Prince Andrew
Britain
Daily Worker
Cecil Beaton
Daily Express
Express
Andrew
the Express
The
Daily Herald
Prince Philip
Daily Sketch
Sax
Beaton
Robert II of
Scotland
Greece
Denmack
Jurors Resume Deliberations In Motherwell Sentence
Jurors resume deliberations on whether Larry Lord Motherwell receives the gas chamber or life in prison after a first degree murder conviction. Readings include testimony about prior wives and the 1953 cross country trip with Pearl Putney, with further references to related cases in Maryland and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downieville
Calif
Larry Lord Motherwell
Motherwell
Washington
Warren Steel
John T. Reyes
Reyes
Putney
Gordon I. Smith
Lynn Compion
Bill Bi
Sarah
Maryland
Heather
Frederick Md
Compton
Sierraville
Mothenwell
Las Vegas
Compion
Dorothy Summers
Tye
California
Reges
Sarah Motherwell
Summer
Nine Teens Held For Murder In Arlington Killing
Nine Watertown youths were held without bail on murder charges in Arlington as authorities investigate the slaying of tree surgeon Franklin K. Theall, a veteran who tried to quell a gang brawl and protect a variety store. Theall was dragged from a coffee shop, beaten and stabbed, and left in a gutter after attempting to be a peacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Mass
Franklin K. Theall
Theall
John J. Droney
Middlesex
Arlingts
Watertown
Boston
Young
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Watertown Gang
Cambridge District Court
Richard M. Boye
Jian
Harold
Kenneth W. Murdock
John J Rnskell
Bulganin Returns to Moscow After Retirement
Former Premier Nikolai Bulganin, plagued by illness and linked to the anti party group, has retired on a pension after visiting Nikita Khrushchev. He flew back from Stavropol as chairman of the Stavropol Economic Council and now resides in a Moscow villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikola Bulganin
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Stravrope's Economic Council
Khrushchev
Stavropol
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Fis
Chairmen Named for Cancer Drive Crusade Roles Listed
Mrs. C. Carroll Wickless announces the 1950 Crusade leadership across Frederick County with area volunteers assigned as chairmen and co chairs for towns including Emmitsburg Thurmont Walkersville Liberty New Market Urbana Adamstown Jefferson Burkittsville Brad dock Heights Rocky Springs Yellow Springs Myersville Wolfs ville and Lewistown. Each official supervises a specified number of workers ranging from 6 to 60 in the drive to fight cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carroll Wickless
Frederick County
Benjamin P. Ogle
Emmitsburg
Lewis R. Roberts
Thurmont
Pue
Woodsboro
Kenneth L. Mercer
Ernest A. Dettbarn
Walkersville
Daniel Rich
Liberty
William H. Browning
New Market
Charles H. Smelser
Unionville
Russell Shube
Urbana
William Herley
Ystown
Walter G. Page
Adamstown
Leon M Howard
Ballenger
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
Louise Butts
Burkittsville
Thomas E. Stone
Braddock Heights
Joel Koehl
Rocky Springs
Henry L. Burall
Yellow Springs
Paul Bittle
Myersville-Wolfsville
Raymond Powell
Lewistown
Radiation study satellite launch fails at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States failed to orbit a radiation study satellite aboard a Juno II rocket near 2:35 a m EST The third stage ignition could not be confirmed and officials planned a quick data check Von Braun noted the first two stages performed correctly and another Juno II is available if the mission is attempted again The payload Explorer Will would have studied Van Allen belts up to 33 000 miles from Earth and beyond with deadly radiation barriers to space flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Adminiration
Washington
Space Agency
Wernher von Braun
NASA
von Braun
Explorer Will
Space
Earth
Moon
Planets
Area Winds Hit 54 mph and Snowbound County
Area winds peaked at 54 mph on Tuesday afternoon and cooled to the low 20s overnight. Snow left a light trace on the ground while heavier accumulations were reported in the city watershed, where about five additional inches fell and an ice layer formed under the snow. A cold snap continued with forecasts of near 20 degree lows and a possible precipitation spell Thursday, while temperatures hovered around 35 degrees by day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Tesday
Civ
Ches
Ihe i
Worid- 1
Slit for 56 000 damages suit filed as misstatement
A damages suit correction notes the plaintiff Dr Horace Kime Jr sought 56 000 not 150 000 for injuries. Defendants listed are Fred Evkel Jr of Hagerstown Elmer Russell Ritz of Winchester Virginia and Irene Trout Miller as administratrix for the Harry J Trout estate. The suit seeks 50 0M against each party jointly and severally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Kime Jr
Fred Evkel Jr
Hagerstown
Elmer Russell Ritz
Winchester
Irene Trout Miller
Harry J. Trout
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A. F
West Virginia
Tokyo
Central Meteorological Agency
Pacific
Japan
New York
Necs
Ai 10Th
Cancer Drive
Mrs. C. Carroll Wickless
U. S
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