Motherwell Grateful To Jury Sees Life Term For Murder
Sierra County prisoner Larry Lord Motherwell thanks a nine-and-three jury that convicted him of first degree murder in the killing of Mrs. Pearl Putney. Jurors, after seven hours of deliberation, sentenced him to life with possible parole, a result disputed by the district attorney who pressed for the death penalty.
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Downieville
Calif
Larry Lord
Motherwell
Sierra County
Tfe
Pearl Putney
D. C
Gordon I. Smith
San Quentin
California
Smith
Whitmore Named Delegate to Youth Meet in May
Whitmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elsood T. Whitmore, is a junior class activist and Evangelical Lutheran youth member serving as a Boys State delegate in June 1959. He attends East Eighth street school and is active in homeroom, class activities, and church work.
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Whitmore
Thon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young Whitmore
Elsood T. Whitmore
East Eighth Street
William C. Roderick
Children’s Aid Society
G. Phitt VonFatf Jr
Albert Monk
Aid Society
Mary Rhoads
Frederickigh School
Cole
University of Maryland
Sion
Man Found Dead Along RR Track
A 63 year old Thurmont resident Ernest H. Carbaugh was found dead along an abandoned railroad near Moser Road. Frederick County Medical Examiner ruled natural causes. He lived near Thurmont, worked at Clabaugh's Orchard, and leaves 11 grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at M L Craeger and Son in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick County
B. O. Thomas Sr
Ernest H. Carbaugh
American Legion
Moser Road
Blue Mountain
Clabaugh
Charles Levis
Isville
Gerald Weagley
Ernest H. Carbaugh Sr
Ibur Wantz
Donald W. Carbaugh
Mary Louise Carbaugh
Emmitsburg
Barbara C. Carbaugh
William Sweeney
Julia Brunner
John Carbaugh
M. L. Creager and Son
Chief Main Returns From California
Police chief Charles V. Main returned from Downieville California where he testified in pre sentence testimony for the Larry Lord Motherwell trial. Prosecutors appeared confident of conviction and a juror favored life imprisonment rather than death in one phase of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Downieville
Calif
Larry Lord Motherwell
California
Main
Motherwell
Pumer
Chief Main
John T. Res
Reges
Washington
Tothernwell
Argentines Smash Congress Commander Report
Gen ano Montero states several of those arrested were linked to the ousted dictator Juan and feared a broader terror aimed at overthrowing the government. The claim reflects danger seen by authorities in Argentina's political unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congres
Ano Montero
Juan
Living Costs Rise to Record February Level
February s consumer price index rose 1.2 percent from January to February reaching 125.6 percent of the 1927-49 average. Higher mortgage interest and health care costs drove the increase with services and medical care costs contributing most to the rise. Labor official warned prices may climb further before easing in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor
Myers
Geret
Los Angeles
Ling
Former Cumberland Woman Dies After River Plunge
The body of Irene Edith Lipnold, a former Cumberland resident, was recovered from the Monongahela River at Fairmont West Virginia on Tuesday. A man reported seeing a woman jump from the Baltimore and Ohio bridge into the river. Police and officials conducted a search until the body was found. Relatives are being notified and inquiries directed to Fairmont authorities.
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Cumberland
Monongahela Ri
Fairmont
Ww. Va
Irene Edith Lipnord
Cain
Baltimore and
Sarah Fogle
Okinawa Bans Animal Fights Amid Government Crackdown
Fragmentary OCR reports an Okinawa government crackdown on animal fighting with unclear details. The text hints at legal action or policy changes but lacks coherent specifics or names.
Man Cancels Greek Marriage After Forced Arranged Nuptials
John Kalachian, a Los Angeles caterer, traveled to Greece to wed Denise Drongitsi after a duped photo lured him. He fled and later sought an annulment citing force and duress. Anastasia Drongitsi’s uncle, who provided the photo, faces the fallout.
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Angeles
John Rai Nh
Inoe
Greece
Denise
Kalachian
Los Angeles
Kalachian de
Anamore English
John
America
Anastasia
Ins
Snow Hits Western Maryland Again
Snow measured about two inches swept Garrett County with high winds causing heavy drifting and closing US 40 for a period. State Police required chains for mountain travel though Garrett County schools remained open. Frostburg and Allegany County saw similar snowfall and drifting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregs
Maryland
Garrett County
Willard Hawkins
Frostburg
Allegany County
Enumerators Named for 1960 Census in Frederick Area
Supervisor George R Hughes Jr of the Census Bureau District Office announced the appointment of census enumerators for the 1960 Population and Housing Census. Training will run Monday to Wednesday at the Board of Education building with crews listed for Frederick City and County and replacements possible if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hughes Jr
Census Bureau
Fed
Hughes
Board of Education
Frederick City
Frederick County
Bernice J. Gross
RFD
Frederick
Marjorie Nei
Lee Place
Gladys Jacobson
Upper College Terrace
Patricia Warner
Mary Street
Jane Z
East Church Street
Jeanneinson
West Second Streez
Edda Clende
College Ustin L
Kine Boul
Frank Webbrg
Norman R. Burtéze
UN L. Day
R. Beny B. Burgee
New Mar
Roser A. DeLauier
George G. Price
Riies
Ellen Hikei
Woodsboro
Guy V. Stevens
Myer
Evelyn N. Hyer
Smithsburg
Margaret B. Hessong
Lee J. Keibaugh
Tha
Edwin R. Miller
Geraldine R. Roxie Zahn
Myersville
Joseph BR. Harp
Naomi D. Remsberg
Middletown
Paul J. Lutz
Nora W. Miller
Samsville
Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Mary D. Walter
Budget For Education Is Hiked
The House Appropriations Committee voted sharp increases in the Labor Department and the Health, Education and Welfare budgets to back an intensified fight against juvenile delinquency. It proposed 197.4 million more than the President’s request for SEWA programs, sewage, schooling aid, and health projects, with Education and Welfare getting a retrenchment labeled as arbitrary. An extra million for the National Institute of Mental Health and 60 thousand for the Children’s Bureau target delinquency efforts. The panel also recommended 187.3 million for federally aided school operation and 63.4 million for construction grants in swollen pupil districts, and 455 million for NIH to accelerate research on cancer and heart disease.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Welfare Department
Congress
National Institute of Menttal Health
Children’s Bureau
National Institutes of Health
Transatlantic Cables Break Off Nova Scotia Coast
A New York AP report states two transatlantic telephone cables between New York and London were broken about 80 miles off Sydney Mines Nova Scotia and Labrador. An AT&T official said the fault lies in a busy fishing area and likely resulted from dragging operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lonre
Sydney Mines
N. S
Nova Scotia
Labrador
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Five Day Forecast With Variable Temperatures
The forecast covers five days with Saturday and the following midweek period showing mixed temperatures and light precipitation. Temperatures average 6 to 40 degrees below normal, with warmer conditions Saturday and cooler periods Sunday to Monday, then a slight rise again midweek. Normal highs start in the mid 30s in western Maryland and fall to the upper 20s in western Maryland with morning lows around 36 to 40 in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Martland Ie
Maryland
East
Reds Reject U.S. Plan On Central Disarmament Agency
Geneva AP reports the United States proposed negotiations to create a central international enforcement body for disarmament. The Soviet Union rejected the approach while Western delegates favored beginning work on the agency and its functions.
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Reds
U. S
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Erican
Fred
Eaton
Fast and West
Fet
Ign
N Zorin
Khrushchev Talks With De Gaulle in Paris Rally Follows
Soviet Premier Khrushchev met with French President De Gaulle for extended talks in Paris, pressing economic ties and a French Soviet alliance as 5 000 locals packed Rue Marie Rose and 25 900 more lined adjoining streets. The Elysee sessions included Debre and Come de Murville with Andrei Gromyko as talks continued. A three day market rally faded into mild profit taking in New York with modest gains and losses.
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Paris
Ypsid
Olai Lenin
Charles de Gaulment
Soviet Union
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Rue Marie Rose
Michel Debre
Maurice Come de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
Inter- de Gaulle
Ees
Eme
France
New York
Special Service Establishing Holy Apostles Parish
A joint service at il a Church marks the process to form Holy Apostles Congregation comprising St James Mt Airy and St Pauls Poplar Springs. Deed transfer of church property at Mt Airy to the Holy Apostles vestry advances independent parish status. Rev Hermann A diBrandi leads Grace New Market. Rev Charles A Bryan preaches.
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Epi
St. James
St. Paul
Il A
New Marke
Mt. Airy
Hol &Regation
Charon
Jerusalem
Grace Church
James Stephenson
Stephenson
Mt. Aury
Poplar Springs
New Market
St. Paul's
Grace
Zion Church
Urbana
Leon PL F. Vautthier
Victor Ross
Pop'ar Springs
Newet
Thenol
St. Paul's. Pi. of Rocks
Holy Apostles Congregation
St. Paul's Poplar Springs
Hermann A. diBrandi
Zion
Pi. of Rocks
Charles A. Bryan
di Brandi
Rev
Bryan
St. James Episcopal Church
Left
St. Paul's, Poplar Springs
Holy Apostles Parish
Maryland Day Observed With Free Parking Downtown
State holiday brings minimal attention locally with county offices closed and motorists enjoying free parking meters downtown. Maryland Day recalls 1634 landing of settlers on St Marys with exploration preceding it by Claiborne and Smith. Weather turns milder after a cold spell but clouds rise and a chance of precipitation peaks by weekend.
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Maryland
England
St Mary's
Kent Island
William Claiborne
Virginia
John Smith
Chesapeake Bay
Lord Baltimore
Mercury
Modified Test Ban Urged As Eisenhower Seeks Talks
The United States and Britain drift toward a modified test ban proposal for underground nuclear tests. President Eisenhower plans talks with Prime Minister Macmillan in Washington to align on a moratorium while Soviet moves push for a three power accord.
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Eisenhower
United States
Macmillan
Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Camp David
Catoctin Mountain
Gettysburg
Britain
Geneva
Monocacy Village to Add 23 Homes in Hamilton Plan
Hamilton Homes Inc announces plans for 23 more brick two and three bedroom houses in Monocacy Village on Pine and Pontiac avenues south of Nimshirest Ai. Homes priced from 1400 000 to over 1400 000, with occupancy hoped by early summer. Street grading award granted to Earl H. Cime and Sons Inc. Builds on land already owned by the subdivider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Monocacy Village
Pontiac Avenue
Ninth Street
Earl H. Cime and Sons, Inc
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Kies
Okinawa
O .E.r
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House Group
Jules Moch
Moch
G Burns
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Canada
Zorin
Ias
Nikita
Lenin
UAR
Cairo
States
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