Liquor Clerk Charged In Minors Alcohol Sale Case
City Police charged Mer vin Louis Daniel Harshman a Victory Liquor Store clerk on North Market for selling alcohol to minors after court testimony by Melvin E Roberts who admitted he and three other youths drank at the store before involvement in stolen car cases.
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Victory Liquor
Mervin Louis Daniel Harshman
Hamilton Avenue
Victory
North Market Street
Melvin E. Roberts
Roberts
Edward D Storm
Jerry Lewis
Ketterman
Robert F
Victory Liquor Store
Caswell
Gail L. Cuthhail
Magistrate Bargains With Drunk Jamison at Court
Rayner Ignaticus Jamison of Rt 7 Frederick faced introxication charges when he appeared before Magistrate Edward D. Storm. He struck a deal to avoid a 90 day sentence if he abstains from alcohol for six months, with a rider that the 90 days resume if he reoffends before November 3. Police found whiskey and ammonia in his pocket after he was found in an Ice street alley, eyes swollen and drunk. In other cases Carlton I Lee was convicted on nomsupper and ordered to pay his wife $45 on May 12 and $30 weekly thereafter for two children. his wife alleged abuse during a Sunday night altercation. Llewellyn Jackson of Wheaton received 60 days jail for driving without a license, with prior charges. Further charges are anticipated.
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Rayner -Ignaticus Jamison
Rt 7
Frederick
Edward D. Storm
Storm
Jamison
Carlton I Lee
Lincoln Apis
Lee
Department of Motor Vehicles
Llewellyn Jackson
Wheaton
Dave Carlson
Jackson
Carlson
Market rallies in New York as stocks rebound
The market staged a brisk rally above 1960 lows with moderate early trading. Gains of fractions to more than a point were posted among most key stocks.
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New York
South Korean Students Rally Against Martial Law
Thousands of students in four cities demand new National Assembly elections and dissolution of the Assembly. Police use tear gas in Seoul as protests continue in Pusan Taegu and Kimhae amid calls for constitutional change toward a premier cabinet system. The Assembly accepts President Rhee's resignation as caretaker Hoh Chiung seeks reforms.
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Seoul
South Korea
APL
National Assembly
Pusan
Taegu
Kimhae
Syngman Rhee
Assembly
Lee Ei-Poong
Hoh Chiung
Huh
Rhee
Church Leaders Meet at Hood College for Synod Session
About 200 pastors and officers of the Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church gathered at Hood College Sunday. Rev Dr James E Wagner outlined the churchs true mission and leadership split into groups for discussion led by Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm and others. Dinner followed at Grace church with Womens Guild president Mrs John W Morgan assisting. Meanwhile 91 year old Joseph White of Lydy Nova Scotia sought removal from unemployment rolls saying hes found work with a contractor after six months idle.
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Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Hood College
James E. Wagner
Grace United Church of Christ
Wagner
J. William Schnebly
Hagerstown
Arthur W. Newell
Richmond
Frederick D. Eyster
Dr. Eyster
Grace Church
Womens Guild Guild
John W. Morgan
LYDY
N.S
Joseph White
Nixon Aims For Moderate Civil Rights Platform
Nixon tells Republicans to adopt a moderate civil rights plank based on Eisenhower’s program. He expects to avoid civil rights as a campaign fulcrum, while hoping to win Southern electoral votes with a centrist stance. Kennedy’s record on civil rights is noted as a contrast in the evolving GOP strategy.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
John.f Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Atty
Wiliam P. Rogers
Jacob Kravits
RNY
Goodwill Store Opens Friday With Ribbon Cutting
The Goodwill Industries branch store will open Friday morning with a ribbon cutting by Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg at 10 oclock. The store on South Bentz street in the former Market building features a $12,000 remodeling and staffing from the handicapped program.
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Goodwill Industries
Jacob R. Ramsburg
South Bentz Street
William S. Hood
Market Building
Goodwill
Evelyn C. Hurst
Gloria Jean McGaha
Eien Elizabeth Davis
Kathleen E_’ Clark
Porter
Jesse Thomas McDonough
Neal W. Healy
Baltimore
Goodwill Industries, Inc
Hood
Remodeling of Fire Co Is Planned for North Market Street
A remodeling project for the Junior Steam Fire Company on North Market Street aims to cost about $35,000 and start by late spring. Plans include enlarging the front driveway and door, new engine room tile and lighting, rewiring, knotty pine rooms, air conditioning, and modernized kitchen facilities. Bids open May 20. work to take about two months after start. Russell H. McCain chairs the building committee with members Howard E. Walsh Melvin Fox Lewis Engle and Austin Fogle.
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Junior Steam Fire Company
North Market Street
Charles Troxell
Troxell
Russell H. McCain
Howard E. Walsh
Melvin Fox
Lewis Engle
Austin Fogle
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Troxed
Charles F. Bowers
Hotel Alexander Sells in Hagerstown Ownership Change
Antietam Hotel Corporation announced the sale of Hotel Alexander at Public Square. Lloyd A. Noland Jr. and R Samuel Dillon Jr. led a local buyer group, with plans to use the ninth floor for a men’s club and convert another floor into two to three room apartments. Interim management was appointed after Arley Sica’s resignation.
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Hotel Alexander
Antie
Lee Paschall
Richmond
Lloyd Noland Sr
Newport News
Waitman Zinn
Baltimore
Antietam Hotel Corp
Paschal
Mr. Noland
Dr. Zinn
Harry A. Simkins
Hotel
Alexander
Arley Sica
Wiad
Cool Weather Lingers in Frederick County After Cold Spell
After a frigid April, Frederick County sees a gentler May with highs near 65 and a record warm spell recalled. Frost advisories ease as the Weather Bureau notes no major frost except in mountains and local experts say freezing would only harm crops if reached, easing alfalfa pests and fruit concerns.
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Frederick County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Henry R. Shoemaker
Eisenhower urges Congress to pass program with restraint
President Eisenhower called on Congress to enact his legislative program without politics interfering. He praised foreign aid and farm bills, urged restraint on new federal spending, and warned against overspending and overcentralization. He emphasized balancing accounts and extending the sugar program to aid farmers and processors.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Fireshower
Five Maryland teens convicted in Westminster vandalism case
Five South Hagerstown youths were convicted on property destruction charges after a January 15 basketball game. Magistrate G Norman Hunter placed them on probation with eight counts dismissed to verdict, fined $100 each, suspended driving licenses for three months, and a one year curfew with monthly reports. Restitution was paid. The incidents included smashing school bus and greenhouse windows and setting off a homemade device under a car hood, with total damage around $1,000.
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Westminster
South Hagerstown
G. Norman Hunter
Hunter
Westtminster
Robert C. Nixon
Thomas C. Hunt
Paul W. Hess
Aaron E. Light Jr
Harry J. Robol Jr
Robol
Firemen Attend Church Despite Alarm
Despite a general alarm at 10 30 a m Sunday the Independent Hose Company of West Church Street still reached church on time for the thirteenth consecutive year. Lieutenant J Russell Rinehart assisted Rev Paul L Althouse in conducting the service as the crew attended Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. The alarm was sounded for a tractor fire at Excelsior Dairy.
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Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
J. Russell Rinehart
Independents
Paul L. Althouse
Excelsior
Milkman Faces Giant Snake At Florida Doorstep
In Pinellas Park a milkman alerted police after spotting a huge snake coiled on a house doorstep. Sgt Wilbur Steigter chose a lumber strike over a gunshot to avoid damaging the home and felled the reptile with a heavy blow. A toy plastic snake went missing.
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Pinellas Park
Fla.ap
Wilbur Steigter
Ground To Be Broken For Damascus Methodist Church
Damascus Methodist church will break ground for a new sanctuary and facilities on Sunday May 8 at 3 p.m. The project totals 200 900 and will include eight Sunday School rooms a choir room a pastor's study and a church office seating 420. Rev A Dean Kesler will pastor and Dr Edgar W Beckett will speak. architect Elmer Cappelmann and builder C M Hale and Co. participate along with numerous church officers and youth groups.
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Damascus Methodist Church
A. Dean Kesler
Damascus Church
Elmer Cappelmann
C. M. Hale
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Officers Reelected
The Mt. Olivet cemetery board reelected all officers including Ames Hendrickson as president Hunter Bowers as vice president and Robert A Kime as secretary treasurer and superintendent The board also named new members and reap pointed counsel William M Storm An upcoming report by Superintendent Kline highlighted greenhouse projects and landscaping improvements at the cemetery grounds.
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Robert A. Kline
Ames Hendrickson
Hunter Bowers
Robert A. Kime
Wiliam B. Bennett
Melvin B. Engle
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Frank B. Sappington
Herbert S. Schroeder
Paul D. Simpson
G. William Trout
Alfred G. Zimmerman
William M. Storm
Eline
Education Worker Ruth Trout dies after 40 years of service
Ruth R. Trout longtime financial secretary for the Frederick Board of Education died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born October 5 1901 in Woodsboro she joined the school system in 1920 and served 40 years. Surviving are a sister and three brothers. funeral services are set for Friday at First Baptist Church with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Ruth R. Trout
Board of Education
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Trout
Ge Lloyd Palmer
Frederick
Russell C. Crist
J. David Trout
James S. P. Trout
East Church Street
First Baptist Church
Mt. Olivet
Cancer Fund
M. R. Etchison
Invaders Routed in Paraguay Says Government Source
A government source reports Paraguayan armed forces have routed all rebels who crossed from Argentina last Friday. Mopping up operations are complete and officials are convinced the invaders have been killed or driven back across the border.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Argentina
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Harry S. Truman
Stuart Symington
of Fire Co
Hagerstown Hotel
Ike
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William Miles
Herbert S. Hyatt
Roscoe Purdum
Joanna Hubbard
Herbert 5. Hyatt
James Lovett
Bilig G. Grime
Joseph A. Rice
Woman's Society of Ee Service
Kenneth King
Wesleyan Service Guild
William Freienmuth
Church School
John S. Kelly
Leonard King
Harriet Ann Stipe
Barbaa Darby
Morgan Watkins
John ‘“Crabill
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