Five New Magistrates Take Office
Five new magistrates, including three from Frederick city, took the oath for two-year terms after appointment by Governor Tawes. New appointees include Edward D. Storm, Thompson, Byron, Mathwig, and McCullough, with ceremonies led by Clerk Ellis C. Wachter. Salaries for Frederick full-time magistrates were raised to 4,500 yearly, and additional clerks were approved to handle the growing workload.
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Frederick City
Tawes
Edward D. Storm
Thompson
Freder Trews
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Goodloe E. Byron
Edward J. Smith
Martin T. Mathwig
Paul M. Little Jr
Thurmont
Richard J. McCullough
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick
Frederick Countty
Dusini
Bar Association
Association
Montgomery County
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Baltimore Mayoral Race Heats Up Between Grady and McKeldin
Baltimore voters head to the polls to elect a new mayor as Democrat J Harold Grady seeks to capitalize on a strong primary win and Republican Theodore R McKeldin challenges him as the underdog. The low turnout and 572 polling places set the stage for a tight campaign centered on urban renewal and mass transit.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
J. Harold Grady
Grady
FBI
Thomas D'Alesandro
McKeldin
Eisenhower
Maryland
MccKeldin
Dorsey Re-Elected Woodsboro Burgess in Light Election
Lawrence Dorsey was re-elected burgess of Woodsboro after a light vote on Saturday. Gail L. Catshall and Carroll Wickless were also returned as commissioners. George W. Smith and Gilbert Mills were elected to fill the remaining commission terms after Mills moved from Woodsboro.
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Lawrence Dorsey
Woodsboro
Gail L. Catshall
Carroll Wickless
George W. Smith
Gilbert Mills
Woodshoro
Williams warned of bomb in governor’s car in Lansing
An anonymous male voice warned of a bomb in Gov. G Mennen Williams official state car in Lansing. State police searched but found no explosives or evidence of a device.
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Williams
Lansing
Mich
Gov. G. Mennen Williams
Soviet Attache Flees Rangoon in Communist Airplane
In Rangoon Burma Soviet military attaché Colonel Mikhail Strygine reportedly attempted asylum by leaping from a hospital window. A line of 40 guards from the Soviet Embassy roughed newsmen while escorting him to a Soviet transport plane bound for Kunming Peiping. His wife a Soviet nurse and two guards accompanied him as he departed just before the plane took off. Hospital sources said he had overdosed on sleeping pills and earlier faced possible forced return to the Soviet Union. He shouted invective against the regime during questions from Burmese officials and newsmen.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mikhail I. Strygaine
Kunming
Peiping
Strygzaine
Soviet Union
Siyguine
Col. Win
Lfe
Dor Alexi
Skyguine
Strogaine
Local Fire Units Win At Winchester Parade
Two local fire companies captured prizes at the Winchester Virginia Apple Blossom festival parade last Thursday night. The Hyattstown company won a first prize of 75 dollars for having the best appearing pumper under 500 gallons. The Independents won a second prize of 50 dollars for appearance in uniform in line of march. About 40 firemen from the Independents marched in the parade.
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Winchester
e@ Hyattstown company
Independents
Stronghold Trustees In Annual Meet
Stronghold trustees held their annual meeting as favorable weekend weather drew many visitors to the mountain park south of Frederick. Attendance rose 3,401 in the first quarter, and total weekend visitors topped 55,006 in 1958. Improvements to roadways and parking were noted while azalea plantings under Supervisor A. St. Thomas promise larger crowds. The main azalea bush, nearly 350 years old, near the Main House is at peak bloom. Trustees outlined plans for field research use by educational groups and other entities. Officers announced include President TANOM SS Paul Smith and Treasurer O McCormack with directorate members from Washington and Rock Delaplame.
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Stronghold
Frederick
A. St. Thomas
Ince
Strong
Tre
Gordon Strannua
TANOM
Paul Smith
Closd
Dent
Ion UN
Mack
W Tary
McCormack
Parsons Newmen
R. Guihermuid
Washington
C. Woodward
Rock Delaplame
Admiral Quynn
Charles Frederick
Aged Man And Wife Die In Nursing Home
Aged couple, Frank Henso and his wife Hanes Boo, died within a Hagerstown nursing home. Henso was 84. A double funeral is planned at the funeral home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery tomorrow.
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Hagerstown
Frank Henso
Newton Henson Co
Hanes Booson
Henson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Harriman Eyes Frank Talks With Khrushchev in Moscow Visit
Former governor Averell Harriman, U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union in part of World War I, hopes to have a very frank talk with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during a trip to Moscow.
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Khrushchev
New York
IAP
iGov
Averell Harriman
U.S
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Storm damage and outages from weekend lightning across county
Damage was scattered by storms that sparked power outages from Lewis Town to Adamstown and around Rocky Springs Edgewood, with crews from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. rushing to restore lines. Lightning caused a brief ball of fire in the west, city lights were only partly knocked out, and rainfall totals reached an inch at the city airport and up to 1.5 inches in higher areas.
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M Montgomery
Lewistoun
Adamstown
Rocky Springs
Edgewood Church
Yellow Springs
Clifton Road
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
City Light
Mountaindale
Gembrill State Park
High Knob
Gathland State Park
Gapland
Point of Rocks
Coun Orms
Two Juveniles Held In Parking Meter Robberies
Two white juveniles aged 12 and 14 were detained by city police after allegedly breaking into parking meters at East street lot and attempting to raid six more. The suspects fled when frightened by a woman. a skeleton key and loot were left behind. Police referred the cases to county probation officer Mrs. William C. Roderick for action.
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East Street
Aca
Buffalo Grill
West Patrick Street
William C. Roderick
Daniel Swomiley
Sera
William M. Boost Jr
Paul Mossberg
Buffalo Girl
Bors Rehad
Althouse Heads United Church Chaplains Committee
Rev. Paul L. Althouse, elected chairman of the United Church of Christ chaplains committee, left for a Roslyn Virginia retreat for active duty chaplains. He previously led the Evangelical and Reformed chaplains group and served as a WWII Pacific chaplain. The retreat, for eastern coast active duty chaplains, runs through Thursday.
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Paul L. Althouse
Jas
Roslyn
Richmond
U. S
Mr. Althouse
United Church of Christ
Althouse
Pacific
T He Evangelical Reformed United
Church of Christ, i
Pickup Truck Drifted Into Automobile on Route 340
Trooper Harry J. Frost reported a near tragedy when a 4959 GMC pickup driven by Robert Leedy crossed center on Route 340 near Elk Garden West Virginia, hitting Pauline Harris in a stopped 1949 Oldsmobile. No injuries. Harris and Leedy charged for license and center-line violations. A 1953 Pontiac rolled off Route 340 nearby, injuring driver Ronald Wayne McGaha. he was treated and released.
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Route
Harry J. Frost
Pauline Harris
Houte
Robert Leedv
Elk Garden
W. Va
Harris
Frost
Knoxville
Cassidy
Mrs. Harris
Ronald Wayne McGaha
Brunswick
Frederick
McGaha
Frederick, Memorial Hospital
New Landings in Panama Reported by Guardsmen at Beach
Panamanian National Guardsmen rush to an isolated Veraguas beach about 150 miles from Panama City to check reports of new landings by roughly 30 men. Aerial observers place the party arriving late Saturday night from four to five outboard boats at Bahai House. A government spokesman played down the incident while John Dreier of the OAS says no new landings were notified. The OAS team notes the Panama invasion crisis appeared to end with six holdouts surrendering near Nombre de Dios, and ambassador Fermando ent asserts the quick OAS response should deter future Caribbean plots.
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Panama
API
Panama City
Veraguas
John Dreier
U.S
Investigation Commission of
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Caribbean
Nombre de Dios
Ernesto de la Guardia
Five Day Forecast Warns Of Warmer Week Then Cooler Weekend
The forecast from Twe Associated Press calls for temperatures averaging 5 to 7 degrees above normal. Warmer Tuesday through Thursday followed by cooler conditions Friday and Saturday. Rain totals expected from one quarter to one half inch with scattered thundershowers mainly Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Normal highs range from 66 to 73 with mountain lows near 40 and lower 40s to 50s elsewhere.
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Twe Associated Press
Cemetery Board Elected At Mount Olivet Meeting
The Mount Olivet Cemetery Board of managers was elected this morning. William B Bennett G Hunter Bowers Melvin M Engle R Ames Hendrickson A Atlee Radcliffe Frank Sappington Herbert Schroeder Paul D Simpson G William Trout Alfred G Zimmerman named as managers. An organization meeting is set for 7 50 clock this evening.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
William B. Bennett
G. Hunter Bowers
Melvin M. Engle
R. Ames Hendrickson
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Frank
Sappington
Herbert
Schroeder
Paul D. Simpson
G. William Trout
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Three Killed and Drowned in Chesapeake Weekend
A busy weekend on Maryland roads and waterways left three dead and two drowned. A missing Falls Church man, Sgt. J.C. John E. Froendt, is presumed drowned in the Potomac near Poolesville. In separate incidents, Kermit York of Sunset Beach and Grady Chavis of Baltimore died, and others were rescued after boats capsized.
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Associated Press
Chesapeakes Bay
J.C. John E. Froendt
Falls Church
Pato ‘Mac
Poolesville
Kermit York
Sunset Beach
Anne Arundel County
Stony ‘Creek
York
Back
Porter’ 'Point
Grady Chavis
Baltimore
Charles Lipscomb
Cora Shay
Middle River
Johns Hopkins Medical
James Wheeler
Saunders Point
Larry Ruth
Winifred House
Norma Anderson
Joan FT. Taylor
Hill
Harford Country
Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Herter
J William Fulbright
D-Ark
Britain
France
West Germany
Geneva
Bix Isenhower
John Foster Dulles
Fulbright
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Herter Wins Praise Of Committee Members
U S representatives rate Congressman Herter highly after a committee meeting praising his leadership and cooperation. The vote of confidence comes amid ongoing budget discussions and policy briefings chaired by committee leaders.
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Herter
Jaycees To Meet Here Next Year
The text reports on a state Jaycee convention with officers elected including Glenn AL Main as president and Ervin B. Price as state vice president. Attendees from Brunswick and Frederick are named, noting awards and contests. David Rodgers of Salisbury was elected president by about 300 attendees.
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Puig City
Invitaon
Glenn AL
Ervin B. Price
G. Bernard C. Henry Dureil
James Powell
Relerted
Bennett Cousins
Ra Kuehne
Paul Wisner
Archie Rogers
Robert Reed
Jack Doll
Price
Brunswick Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brunswick
Gerald Dorsey
Arthur B. Williams
Lenwood Moss
Moss
Frederick
Howard J. Thomas
Silver Spring
Mr. Main Jr
Tichnell
Body found in Columbia River tied to missing Martin family
In Vancouver Washington an 11 year old Susan Martin was found dead in a Columbia River slough. Coroner says the body may have been submerged since the December 7 disappearance of Ken Martin 34 his wife 48 and their three daughters Barbara 14 Virginia 13 and Susan. A separate Algerian rebel minister warned the West to push France toward a peace settlement or risk Communist aid to end the Algerian war.
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Vancouver
Wash
Siri
Columbia
Ken Martin
Portland
Susan Martin
Paul Mylan
Barbara
Virginia
Susan
West Carthage
Tunisia
France
Storms Ravage Plains Region With High Winds and Floods
Severe thunderstorms and tornado watch reports sweep Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with hail up to golf ball size in Leed er Oklahoma and heavy rains flooding east Texas. Damages unofficially exceed a half million dollars as Kilgore Henderson Overton area records nearly a foot of rain and 70 mph winds. Flood waters flood dams close roads strand motorists and disrupt travel.
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Associated Press
Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Bell
Nebraska
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Leeder
Okla
Lorna
Tin
Great Lakianas
Sno
Vasious
Rockies
Big Piney
Wro
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Byron W. Thompson
Fred
Erick City
Ellis C. Wachter
Righ
Goodiloe E. Byron
Magistate
Harold Grady
Dorsey
Stronghold Trustees
United Church Chaplains’ Committee
XEW Src Vead
John B. Furs
Use
Funk
Baltimore County
House of Defegate
Jaycees
State
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