Four Car Accident Probed by City Police
City police continued an investigation into a four car crash on East street near East Eighth, causing about 5235 in damages with no injuries. Edward F. Smith said two cars racing north forced him off the road, pushing his sedan into a parked truck and then into two other parked cars. Damages were estimated at 30 to Smith, 75 to Fox, 59 to Kauffman, and 75 to Droneburg’s truck. A separate collision on Market and Second Streets caused about 175 in damage after a driver stopped for a pedestrian. Jack Nichiporuk was following and collided with Soters, who was northbound. the Pennsylvania driver faced reckless driving charges.
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East Street
East Eighth Street
Edward F. Smith
East Fifth Street
Norman Trump
Russell F. Droneburg
Patrick Street
Robert E. Fox
North Market Street
Fox
Leonard N. Kauffman
Frederick
RFD
Smith
Kauffman
Market
Second Streets
Wiliam E. Boone Jr
James Rouers
East Second Street
Jack Nichiporuk
Branchport
Soters
Pennsylvania
Jury Deliberates On Land Condemnation Value Dispute
A Circuit Court jury began deliberations to set compensation for Marie Shipley and tenant Stuart Shipley in the condemnation of about ten acres of an 188 acre farm by the State Roads Commission for Liberty road improvements. Witnesses gave varied before and after taking values. estimates ranged from about 25 608 to 30 850 before taking with differing after taking values. The Roads Commission had deposited 3 500 as its estimate. tenant claimed crop loss and owner sought share of losses. Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer presided.
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Marie Shipley
Westminster
Stuart H. Shipley
State Roads Commission
Liberty Road
Roads Commission
T. W. B. Thomas
Joseph Colvin
Baltimore
Iwo
Ned S. Zeiler
Emmett R. Bowlus
Frederick
Carroll
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Move To Discredit Witness In Adams Murder Trial
Defense for Dr John Bodkin Adams sought to undermine prosecution medical witness Dr Arthur Douthwaite who testified that large heroin and morphine doses suggested an intention to kill Mrs Edith Morrell. The case concerns alleged murder to inherit the estate of the 81 year old patient at Guy's Hospital.
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London
John Bodkin Adams
Oday
Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Arthur H. Douthwaite
Guy's Hospital
Early Spring Weather Near Normal Across Nation
Ex Tre Associated Press reports that early spring weather was near normal across most of the United States. Some northern areas saw cool, cloudy skies and light precipitation, with no severe cold or major storms. The Northeast had diminishing rain and snow turning to light showers, while Southern Plains storms weakened eastward. Thunderstorms lingered in eastern Texas overnight with light showers in Arkansas and western Tennessee.
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Ex Tre
Pennsylvania
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Richardson Foundation Opens Boy Home at Bowling Brook Farm
The Raymond I Richardson Foundation advances plans to open a boys home at the former Walden estate Bowling Brook Farm Middleburg Carroll county to care for up to ten youths. New executive director E Miller Richardson and Newell J Rice will lead the program with a partial farm operation and horse training facilities.
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Raymond [F. Richardson
Raymond 1 Richardson
New Windsor
Mr. Richardson
Raymond I. Richardson
State Department of Welfare
Walden Estate
Bowling Brook Farm
Middleburg
Carroll County
Richard Riggs
W. C. Pinkard &Co
First National Bank, Building
Baltimore
Parichaser
Westminster Realty & Insurance Co
Carroll L. Crawford
Loring B. Yingling
Westminster
Mansion House
Newell J. Rice
Children’s Home of
E. Miller Richardson
Foundation
Attorney Stricken During Murder Trial in Maryland Case
A 60 year old former Prince Georges County State's attorney died of a heart attack yesterday in Annapolis during a murder trial. The defense attorney, A Gwenn Bowie, was facing a witness in the case of Francis A Fischer, charged with the fatal shooting of Wilfred A Grove of Silver Spring. Bowie collapsed after a heated exchange with a prosecution witness, Walter Grimes.
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LPPER
Marlboro
Prince Georges County
A. Gwenn Bowie
Francis A. Fischer
Wilfred A. Grove
Silver Spring
Bowie
Walter Grimes
Grimes
Swank Call House Raided in Mount Vernon
A raid on a three room basement apartment in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon Place led to two arrests after plainclothes officers posed as customers. A 27 year old woman, Lillian Warren, was charged with prostitution and maintaining a dis orderly house, while a 26 year old male occupant was held for investigation of pandering and other charges. Police report seven customer calls during the hour and a quoted going rate of twenty five dollars.
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Baltimore
Mount Vernon Place
Washington Monument
Lillian Warren
Hyman Goldstein
Goldstein
Lt. Goldstein
Major Strikes Engulf Britain
London reports two major strikes threatening economic recovery. The Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions plans to call out another 500,000 engineering workers on Saturday from London area factories. A million already are on strike with potential expansion by April 6, threatening 4,300 plants and 40 percent of Britain's ports. In the shipyard sector, 296,000 workers have kept 270 yards idle for 12 days, halting work on 30 ships.
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London
Macmillan
Taday
Britain
Confederation of Shipbunding and Engineering Unions
Milion
Siker
Norris Not To Be Reappointed By Board
ROCKVILLE Md Forbes H Norris will not be reappointed Superintendent of Montgomery County Schools after nearly four years. The Board of Education said Norris asked to seek other work and the board agreed. Norris 60 said he cannot afford to retire now as the post pays 14500 yearly, with a proposed 1000 raise in the pending county budget.
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Rockville
Forbes H. Norris
Montgomery ‘County
Board of Education
Norris
Oudet
Red Cross Needs Commuters Nearly 12 000 Hit By Strike
Red Cross campaign leaders plan a four oclock meeting at the Chapter House Federated Charities Building to push the 19000 goal as only 6931 is on hand. J Malcolm McCardell Charles Woodman and E Earl Remsberg will attend. Meanwhile Hudson and Manhattan Railroad workers strike halts 65000 commuters between New York and New Jersey and delays traffic with ferries boosting service from Erie Delaware Lackawanna and Western lines.
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Red Cross
Charles
Main
J. Malcolm McCardell
Chman
Charles Woodman
E. Earl Remsberg
Federated Charities
New York
Hudson and Manhattan
New Jersey
Newark
Hoboken
Jersey City
Herman A. Stichman
H&m
National Mediation Board
Washington
Stichman
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Manhattan
Signal Corps Still Plans To Build Here
The Signal Corps plans to construct a Fort Detrick communications center with about 300 personnel. Authorization was given in 1955 for a 2.36 million dollar facility near Detrick, with land leased for agricultural use possible. Secretary Brucker toured Detrick and reassured locals about atomic warfare risk and safety of the BW research center.
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Army Signal Corps
Fort Hetrick Y
Signal Corps
Detrick
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Feft
Eisenhower
Twining
Robert M. Jackson
Senate
Alaska
Tha T Tme
Oposiumtown Pike
Ar. Brucker
Brucker
Two Explosions Hit Mexican Fireworks Plant Killing and Injuring Dozens
In Mexico City a fireworks factory in a poor district suffered two blasts causing more than 100 dead or injured. Eleven bodies including four firemen were recovered and about 100 hospitalized as authorities pursued the owner Antonio Joyas Chavez amid claims the adjacent warehouse was filled with dynamite. The second blast killed more, shattered airport windows, and left a crater about 100 by 30 feet with damage estimated at 520,000.
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Mexico City
Antonio Joyas Chavez
Lgity
Wicolas Lome Munoz
Wateh
Puebla
Airprat
Sghway
Hammarskjold Returns to New York for Middle East Talks
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived at Idlewild Airport to continue exploratory talks begun in Cairo with Egyptian leader Nasser. He plans meetings with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and with Lester B Peerson and Hans Engen as part of a seven nation Middle East Advisory Committee including Brazil Ceylon Colombia India and Pakistan.
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United Nations
N.Y Oun
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Middle East
Nasser
Idlewild
Hammarskjold
Wasser
Cairo
Ali Sabry
Hammarskiold
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sabry
Theanal
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lester B. Peerson
Hans Engen
Middle’ East
Brazil
Ceylon
Colombia
India
Pakistan
Pennsylvania Railroad plans furloughs and layoffs
About 1,600 PRR maintenance workers in Pennsylvania will be furloughed starting Monday due to reduced business since the year began. Some 600 will be laid off in Altoona shops, where 200 were already relieved last March. A. J. Greenough cited tight margins and regulated earnings as the reason for rapid expense cuts.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
A. J. Greenough
PRR
Oona
Renewals Due Soon for Frederick County Alcohol Licenses
Fifty nine Frederick County alcohol licensees have only a few days to renew their licenses for another year. County License Commissioner Gail L. Cathell said today the licenses must be renewed.
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Frederick County
Gail L. Catshall
Baltimore
Baltimore Expressway Tunnel Nears Opening In December
Baltimore officials report the city’s traffic bottlenecks will ease with a new expressway tunnel from New York to Washington nearing completion. License renewals proceed with April 1 deadlines for drivers, while the massive project aims to streamline harbor crossing and highway flow through the eastern city limits.
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York
Washington
Baltimore
Prrset Ee Ee
Newais
Circuit Court
Egypt Rejects Foreign Supervision Of Suez Canal
Cairo dictated by President Nasser aims to keep canal under Egyptian control with no foreign supervision. Wing Cmdr Ali Sabry told Al Shaab that large ships will sail April 10 and a full operation plan to be announced April 4. He said Britain and France may use the canal if they follow rules and tolls incentives.
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Cairo
Nasser
Ali Sabry
Eerprewitto
Suez Canal
al Shaab
the People
Sabry
Egyot
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
London
Paris
West
Egyptian Canal Authority
U. i
Old Suez Canal Co
Tthat
Tto
Wilson Won't Gag Press on Leaks Probe
Secretary of Defense Wilson rejected proposals to haul reporters before grand juries to uncover leak sources. He also spurned ideas to restrict interviews to approved official discussions with monitors, proposed by a department committee led by Charles Coolidge and four retired generals and admirals.
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Washington
Wilson
Pentagon
Defense
Charles Coolidge
Department
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Walden
New
Katherine B. Oettinger
Boston University
School of Social Work
Children's Bureau
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tehran
Anita Hyevar Carroll
Issaquah
Wash
Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman
Iran
International Cooperation Administration
Aliaghi Golpiri
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Ugreb Desert
Tangesorkben
Golphri
Carrolls
Iransbahr
Port Chahbar
Khash
Zahidan
Dadshah
Shah
Swank Call House
Annapolis
Maryland
Robert Falcon Scott
South Pole
Peter Scott
Greenford
England
Joe
City
U.S. 41
Maryland State Roads Commission
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