Man faces trial on holdup charge in Frederick
Joseph C. Danner of Berwyn is held without bond in Frederick County awaiting Circuit Court trial for the July 20 Liberty Finance Corp. holdup on North Market Street. He previously won acquittals in related cases in Prince Georges County and the District of Columbia. Detainers extend to Newark and Alexandria for other alleged crimes.
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Frederick County
Liberty Finance Corporation
North Market Street
Gunpom
Joseph C. Danner
Berwyn
Prince Georges County
Coastal Finance Corporation
Takoma Park
District of Columbia
Banner
Charles V. Main
Danher
Newark
N. J
Alexandria
Danner
Frederick
George J. Collins
Collins
Liberty
Phoenixville
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Frederick Fricay
Two Russian Diplomats Expelled From Britain
London announced the expulsion of two Russian diplomats for attempting espionage. Maj. Ivan Pupyshev and Maj. Andrei Gudkov, both arrivals in 1951 with families, were given 10 days to leave. The Foreign Office said atomic secrets were not involved and that details would not be disclosed.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
United Kingdom
Ivan Pupyshev
Andrei Gudkov
Pupyshev
Gunkay
Contract Awarded for Route 246 Extension in Maryland
The State Roads Commission awarded a contract valued at LOT4 SR7 to C. M. Stuart, Inc. of Washington for extending the dual Route 246 northward in Montgomery County toward Gaithersburg, expanding the highway to the Gaithersburg vicinity.
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State Roads Commission
Montgomery County
C. M. Stuart, Inc
Washington
Gaithershure
Taken Ill In Court Wake Leads To Hospitalization
Marshall P. Strahe of South Market Street was taken ill in Peonles Court this morning while awaiting trial on a drunkenness charge. The United Rescue truck transported Strahe to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. He was arrested Friday by Lieut. Frank Dorsey.
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Marshall P. Strahe
South Market Street
Peonles Court
United Rescue Truck
Tank Strahe
Frederick Memorial
Lieut
Frank Dorsey
Maryland Deaf School Library Dedication Led by Governor
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin will head a contingent for the dedication of the Maryland State School for the Deaf Library, a $140,000 building designed to complement the historic campus. The 10:30 a.m. ceremony will feature the governor as principal speaker and unveil a bronze plaque marking the library's completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Theodore R. McKeldin
Theodore R. MecKeldin
Ignatius Bjorlee
Frederick
Charles F. Bowers
Alarket Street
Hood College
Maryland
Lusuri
Anu
Bjorke
Bjorlee
WhKeld
State of
Board of Public Works
J. Millard Tawes
Hooper 5. Miles
Joseph O'C. McCusker
Maryland State School For the Deaf Board of Visitors
Charles E. Moylan
Ll.d . Superint
Department of Public Improvements
Nathan L. Smith
Allen F. Feeser
Frederick Students Join AAA Safety Parade in Washington
About 560 boys and girls from Frederick city and county schools left for Washington to participate in the AAA 18th annual School Safety Parade. The procession moved along Constitution Avenue from 9th to 16th streets with Mars land units entering at 11 a.m. Twenty-one Frederick schools and five musical units took part, led by patrolmen from Elm Street, Frederick High, Middletown High, Middlesoyn Elementary, and Thurmont Elementary, plus many other area schools. Notables including government leaders, members of Congress, and AAA officials attended.
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Frederick City
Washington
Ind
AAA
Constitution Avenue
Sth
16Th Streets
Marsland
Frederick County
Elm Street
Frederick High School
Middlesoyn
Middletown
Thurmont
Adamstown
Emmitsburg
Jefferson
Lewistown
Liberty
Lincoln
Maryland
Myersville
New Midway
Notre Dame Academy
Sabillasville
St. Euphemia’s
St. John’s
Thurmont High School
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Congress
Faces Trial Monday For Judge's Murder
Norman Moon, a 28 year old Connelleville construction worker, goes on trial Monday in the Warren County Courthouse for the murder of Judge Allison D. Wade in January. He pleads not guilty. Moon allegedly shot the judge moments after being called before charges of non support of his wife. In the ensuing confusion he fled, was pursued, and after police halted his car with gunfire, he shot himself in the throat. He recovered.
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Moon
Board approves Jefferson Street upgrade plan with state funds
Frederick aldermen accept a State Roads Commission proposal to widen and repave South Jefferson Street from West South Street to the new corporate limits. The plan envisions 44 feet of paving, curb and gutter work, and shared costs with federal funds covering about half. City would maintain the full street after completion, with plans including connections to the Frederick by-pass. Also, Traco Ray was named to the Board of Zoning Appeals to fill an unexpired term, and Alban Trainor Co. received permission to make a water connection for a new East Street building.
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Board of Aldermen
State Roads Commission
South Jefferson Street
South Street
East Patrick Street
West South Street
Catoctin Avenue
Pearl Street
Jefferson Street
McCurdy Field
Commission
Jefferson Pike
Frederick By-Pass
Traco Ray
Frederick Raisingss Maint
Board of Zoning Appeals
A. 11 Derr
Ray
Convertible And Truck Collision Near East Fourt Street
A crash between a truck driven by Robert W. Sheckles and a convertible operated by Edna M. Marson caused about 200 dollars damage to each vehicle. Police charged Sheckles with failing to give proper hand signal and summoned him to a hearing next Friday.
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East Fourr
East Streets
William C. Staley
Robert W. Sheckles
Franklin Street
Propery
Sheckles
Edna M. Marson
Baltimore
Move to End Hearings Very Soon Proposed by Dirksen
Senator Dirksen said he will seek a floor vote on a concrete proposal to end the McCarthy Army hearings soon. Republican and Democratic members clash over narrowing testimony as Stevens and McCarthy face questions about threats to gain favorable Army treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine, with McCarthy indicating willingness to testify as long as required.
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Washington
Sen
Dirksen
Bill
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
GOP
Republican Policy Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
White House
Sen. McClellan
Ark
Wisconsin
Pvt. G. David Schine
Schine
Ft. Monmouth
New York Daily News
Washington Dispatch
Adams
Cohn
French Unable To Break Out Of Outpost Isabelle
Paris report says French Union forces failed to break from the isolated Isabelle outpost near Dien Bien Phu. Isabelle remained a center of resistance as fighting continued after the fortress core fell, and its guns reportedly hit French ammo stores before rebels overran Isabelle.
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Paris
Hanet
Isabelle
Dien Bien Phu
Associated Press
Hanoi
Weekend Outlook With Clouds And Cool Temperatures
A light shower range brought about a third inch of precipitation to the county Friday afternoon and evening. The forecaster expects no summer warmth return, with a cold night ahead in the high thirties. Sunday and Monday look partly cloudy with scattered frost possible in far western Maryland.
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Slave
Elowedy
Cnal
Maryland
Hood College May Day Plans Hinge on Weather
Hood College faced a weather dilemma as May Day events in the outdoors hung on the forecast. Morning clearings revived plans for the 2:30 pageant despite overnight rain, with riding, softball, and a lecture by Miss Virginia Lewis on the McCarthy hearings drawing crowds. A 1,000-strong audience was anticipated for Miss Molly Heineman’s May Queen coronation, potentially moved indoors if rain persisted.
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Hood College
Hood
Virginia Lewis
Lewis
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Molly Heineman
Annapolis
Hudson Outdoor
Gambrill Gymnasium
Frank Keefer
Frederick County
Elizabeth Reid
Nancy Swearmzen
Thormant
Property Deed Filed for Thurmont Road Transfer
A deed recorded in the Clerk's office shows the Thurmont Graceham road property in Thurmont district transferring from Mr and Mrs Worthington Roy Angleberger Jr to Mr and Mrs Ralph E Young. Consideration around 200 dollars, evidenced by revenue stamps.
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Thurmont
Graceham Road
Worthington Roy Angleberger, Jr
Ralph E. Young
Early Start Of Indochina Talks Urged
Geneva efforts pressed to begin Indochina talks at once amid hopes for Korea agreement fading. British, American, and French envoys in touch with Communist negotiators as Eden and Molotov prepare to preside on alternate days. Opening session to organize Indochina phase with early speeches signaling potential peace prospects. Dien Bien Phu fall ends the preliminary ceasefire discussion for sick and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Indochina
Korea
Washington
Dien Bien Phu
Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Hillsboro King And Queen Visit Frederick City Tour
Hillsboro elementary School champions Linda Friedlander and William Scott Hutton visit Frederick today as part of their May festival reward. The group includes runners up and Principal Margaret Blum. They dine at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, receive a city tour led by Chamber officials, with prizes purchased by the school committee.
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Hillsboro
Leesburg
Frederick
Margaret Blum
Linda Friedlander
Francis Scott Key
Donald B. Rice
Chamber of Commerce
Dien Bien Phu Falls Darken French Indochina Crisis
Paris gloom spreads as Dien Bien Phu capitulation ends siege and Vietminh claim victory. Brigadier General Castries reportedly survives. fate of nurse Genevieve de Galard Terraube unclear. Indochina policy crisis looms before the National Assembly amid calls for peace and government change.
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Paris
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Geneva
France
Joseph Laniel
Christian de Castries
de Castries
Hong Kong
Red Radio
Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Elections Name Officers for FTA And FNA Clubs
Two high school societies elected officers for the coming year. Future Teacher of America chose James Lightner as president and named Barbara Utterback, Joan Meehan, Jane Keeney and James Harper in key roles with a larger slate of students completing the executive team. Future Nurses elected Patsy Lescafleet president and Carol Sanders as vice president with Alverda Grimes as secretary and a multi-grade executive slate. Miss Mary Rhoads serves as sponsor as students prepare for a film on hospital care accompanying the new term.
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Future Teacher of America
FTA
Marceling Kefauver Tyson Club
James Lightner
Matter Place
Children’s Aid Society
Barbara Utterback
Joan Meehan
Woodshoro
Jane Keeney
Braddock
Evelyn Fogle
James Harper
Charles Boyles
Joan Victor
Sally Stevens
Carol Sanders
Marcia Wiessman
Elizabeth Lennart
Wanda Hoffman
Anna Jane Stickell
Barbara Derr
Mary Edith Lease
Cochairman
Piannist
Roxie Strine
Jo Ann Derr
Mary Rhoads
Patsy Lescafleet
Nun Associaton
Alverda Grimes
Liza Taft
Janice Waltz
Jeannette Rudy
Connie Myers
Miss Rhoads
M Ma Land
Frederick
Truman 74 celebrated birthday at library fund drive
Harry S Truman marked his 74th birthday amid a fundraising reception by the District of Columbia Committee for the Harry S Truman Library Inc. He appeared energetic and was the center of attention as sponsors gathered to support the presidential library project. In Paraguay, General Alfredo Stroessner appeared to control power after President Federica Chaves resigned.
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Truman
Tony Washington
Harry
District of Columba Committee
Harry S. Truman
Asuncion
Paraguay
Alfred Stroesner
Federica Chaves
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M.S.S.D
Aultra
King
Queen
FNA
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