Car Crash Kills Two as Driver Charged with Manslaughter
State Police charged Wayne Alton Pyles after a Saturday morning crash near Hansonville killed Evelyn Marie Delauder, 32, and W LeRoy Smith, 43. Pyles, 20, injured, faces manslaughter by motor vehicle and reckless driving charges as Clyde Moxley, 44, also injured, remains hospitalized in fair condition. The wreck occurred about 1 25 AM on U S 15 when Pyles’ northbound car left the road and hit a tree. rescuers freed him after about 30 minutes.
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Wayne Alton Pyles
Harry J. Frost
Pyles
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Marie Delauder
Lewistown
W. LeRoy Smith
Union Bridge
Greencastle
Clyde Nicholas Moxley
RFD Thurmont
Moxley
Hansonville
U.S. 15
Delander
Smith
Four Die In Md. Accidents
Four die in Maryland highway crashes over the weekend raising the state toll to 173. Victims include 11-year-old Richard Decourcy of Derwood who died in a two-car collision on Maryland 188 near Olney, and Otto Compton and his wife Hattie of Rising Sun killed near Abingdon, Virginia. An in-state crash near Lonaconing killed a man crushed beneath a tractor. several others were injured.
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Associated Press
Maryland
James M. Derrycott
Derrycott
Otto Compton
Hattie
Rising Sun
U. S. 19
Abingdon
Evelyn M. Belander
Lewistown
W. LeRoy Smith
Greencastle
Frederick
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Raymond Glenn Garrett
Taneytown
Gettysburg
James Francis Whiteman
Frank H.c¢ Gerson
Lonaconing
Obituaries of Doss Weil and Rice in scattered notices
Obituaries list H Clay Joss 73 of Memphis a Ford executive who died after a heart attack, Richard Weil Jr. 30 former president of R A Glancy Co who suffered a heart attack, and Lloyd P Rice 59 professor emeritus of economics at Dartmouth who died after a heart attack. Also brief note on a knife attack harming Iran’s chief’s daughter and wage talks involving Bronx garment workers.
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Clay Doss
Memphis
Tenn
H. Clay Joss
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Richard Weil JR
New York
R. A. Gwlacy and Co
Big Department Re
Lloyd P.rice
Hanover
Lloyd
Rice
Dartmouth Colege
Los Angeles
Iran
United
Gallitubie
World Briefs Whirl through London and world events
World brief items report London meat handlers strike over 600 recent discharges at Smithfield Market. Trucker strike worsens shortages. Also Chen Yi says China may gain atomic weapons soon though none possess now. Greece's Karamantis party wins large majority. EDA gains surprising support. Russia and US send doctors to Pakistan amid cholera and smallpox epidemics with 15,000 to 20,000 deaths reported.
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London
Smithfield Market
Frankfurt
Germany
China
Chen Yi
Peiping
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Stuttgart
Russia
U.S
Karachi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
East Frederick Little League Opens With Ceremony
East Frederick Little League forms and will hold opening ceremonies this evening at 3 30 on the Maryland avenue playground opposite the Fairgrounds. L Main serves as president, Gene Ramsburg as vice president, and John W Turner as secretary treasurer. Mayor John A Derr and other city officials are expected to attend.
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East Frederick
Maryland ‘Avenue
Fairgrounds
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Delaware Areas
Maryland and Delaware forecast shows temperatures near normal with a cooler day on Tuesday and warmer conditions on Friday followed by cooler air Saturday. Minor garbled words do not alter the main temperature trend across the period.
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The
Associated Press
Maryland-Delaware
VFW Auxiliary Set to Meet in Baltimore Next Weekend
The Eastern States Conference of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary gathers in Baltimore with delegates from ten states. Maryland plans open house for guests from Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island New Hampshire and Vermont. Mrs Bessie Hanken former national president to speak at Sunday luncheon. Also notes mixed market activity and a Hollywood actor injury in brief.
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Baltimore
Eastern” States
Veterans’ For Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Ie Il
Mary ‘Land
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bessie Hanken
VEW Auxiliary
Dollar Days Sales By Downtown Merchants
Downtown stores revive a long tradition with a three day Community Dollar Days sale. Gilbert Lowenthal of Gilberts says it is the first major all out downtown event in about two decades with unusual bargains. Free bus transportation is offered to ease parking and regular hours will be kept.
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Gilbert Lowenthal
Gilbert's
Lowenthal
Freenus
Four Groups Benefit In Stull Will
The estate of George D. Stull valued over 40000 is left to residuary legatees: Disabled American Veterans Service Foundation Washington National Headquarters of Veterans of Foreign Wars Kansas City Mo and the C Burr Artz Library Frederick and the Young Men's Christian Association of Frederick The will names heirs and specifies equal shares after costs and taxes. The will dated May 1 1957 was probated in Orphans Court and witnessed by Millard W. Rice and Joshua R. Abell.
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George D. Stull
Frederick
Disabled American Veterans Service Foundation
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Kansas City
Maryland
C. Burr Artz
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Hagerstown
Stull
Jane R. Peaster
Baltimore
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Lillie Gray Hoff Shank
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Hhey
H. L. Basore
Sidney Grant Scott
Buckeys- Hown
Scott
George Fuckinger
Fuickinger
Joseph L. Fisher
U.S. 40
M. Wolford
Fisher
Wolford
Carrolls County
Bessie Houck
Margaret L. Anders
Millard W. Rice
Joshua R. Abell
Webber
Mary Lou Webber
Point of Rocks
Knoxville
Morgan R. Webber
Morgan
Clarence E. Webber
Point of Rocks- Brunswick Road
Helen W. Kaetzel
Martha Wood
Grace V. Webber
GOP Names City Ticket Tonight At 8
Republicans convene at 8 PM in the Court House second floor room to name their municipal slate for June elections. Delegates from 11 precincts will choose a full ticket including city treasurer as discussions center on a possible Ramsburg mayoral bid and a slate with Bowtus and Staley among incumbents. Democrats meet Tuesday at 8 PM at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to nominate their slate led by former Mayor Donald Rice with incumbents Eichelberger Barigis and Burall seeking re election.
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G.O.P. Lonvention
Court House
John A. Derr
G.O.P
R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
House of Delegates
Senate
Emmett R. Bowtus
Charles P. Staley
Louis E. Eichelberger
William H. Barigis
William B. Burall
Foxville Man Charged in Burglary and Destruction Case
A Foxville man Charles Robert Dunkin faces a criminal information on burglary breaking and entering and malicious destruction of property. He allegedly burglarized the home of George P. Spates Jr on December 13, 1956 causing extensive damage and smashed windows. Dunkin also allegedly broke into Floyd Hurley’s Foxville residence on February 28, 1957 taking a revolver and ammunition. He surrendered to authorities and awaits circuit court proceedings delayed to a future date.
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Foxville
Samuel W. Barrick
Charles Robert Dunkin
Dunkin
George P. Spates Jr
News
Spates
Baltimore
Tesh Sdience
Floyd Hurley
Willard Koogle
Americans Warned To Skip Streets In Beirut Riots
Lebanese turmoil spreads as pro Western government grapples with Arab nationalist surge. Rioters burn US Information Agency library in Tripoli and Beirut, with clashes leaving at least one dead and dozens wounded. A general strike cripples Beirut, Tripoli remains volatile as Nasser broadcasts call for rebellion.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amerans
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Tripoli
Jihis
Baath Party
Social Nationalist Party
Nasib Matni
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Damascus
Nixon Faces Hecklers in Bogota During Unknown Soldier Tribute
In Bogota President Nixon ignores hecklers as a 34 Unknown Soldier ceremony honors unidentified American servicemen killed in Europe and North Africa. A memorial procession and wreath laying precede notes of unity while Colombian crowds, police, and a 5,000-strong ceremony accompany the events.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Bogota
Colombia
Fort Worth
Exederick
Nixon
Carl Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
New Orleans
Li Nkes
New York
Oklahoma City
Lomae
Sil
Europe
Africa
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Simon Bolivar
Iti
Rapid City
Colom
Richmond
St. Louis
Jhillside
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Ediy
Santander
Carat ‘Cas
Venezuela
Perez Jimenez
Multiple Vehicle Accidents Cause $850 in Damages
At 7 p.m. Sunday on Afaryland 550 a 1950 Pontiac driven by William Bank of Woodsboro collided with a 1953 Buick driven by James Duke of Thurmont after the Buick failed to negotiate a curve, totaling $850 in damage with no serious injuries. Duke was charged with failure to keep to the right of center. Harvey L. Keeney escaped uninjured when his 1951 Chevrolet left Route 75, struck a pole, and overturned, near Libertytown, with driver stating he fell asleep. In Graceham an early Sunday crash totaled about $250 in damages to Frank N. Fogle’s 1949 Ford after he fell asleep at the wheel near a garage. no charges were filed.
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William Bank
Woodsboro
Route 1
James Duke
Thurmont
Th. H. ‘J. Brown
Duke
Harvey L. Keeney
Union Bridge
Libertytown
Graceham
Frank N. Fogle
Temperature May Go To 80 Here Today
Temperatures near 80 are forecast this afternoon before cooler weather settles in. A light thunderstorm Sunday morning gave way to showers in the afternoon with about .05 inch total rain. Farmers hope for a dry week to speed outdoor work as a cooler front arrives tonight with lows in the forties. Last night’s low was 58 and weekend highs rose from 68 Friday to 73 Sunday.
Two-Truck Crash Injures Man Near New Windsor Store
A collision at the New Windsor square around 11:20 a.m. involved a cattle truck driven by Malcolm Huff and an empty Stone truck from Frederick. Huff was trapped under the Stone truck and later taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. two other men in the Stone truck were treated at the scene or not hospitalized.
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New Windsor
Malcolm Huff
Huff
Church Street
Frederick
High Street
Pinnid
Howard Roop
Frederick Memorial’ Hospital
Union Bridge
Hospital Briefs Do You Know That Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital employs a staff of 215 full time persons. The medical staff is composed of approximately 75 physicians.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Memorial ceremony selects Unknown Soldier of World War II
The article details a memorial ceremony with Lt. Col. Ellenbogen officiating and generals present. Navy Hospital Corpsman William R. Charette will choose the World War II Unknown Soldier to lie in state at the Capitol and be buried at Arlington. The unknowns of Korea and World War I will also be honored with burials at Arlington and at sea.
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Naples
Blandy
Norfolk
Canberra
William R. Charette
Lucinaion
Mich
Navy
National Cemetery
Korea
Honolulu
Arlington
Capitol
Arlreton
Ludington
Arlington National Cemetery
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World Briefs
Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamantis
Communisttine Eda
Union of the Democratic Left
VFW
Ealepe Avaueieu
Hurt
Hollywood
Peter i
Lawford
Red Skelton
Richard
Ucla Medical Center
Gop
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
Clifton Truman Daniel
Daniel MicMorris
Naw
Hecklers
Epinal
France
North Africa
Pacific
iVa
Edward O'Neill
St. Albans
Vosges Mountains
Mo Iselle River
Waneine
Acie Meelusz
Pala
Edward Ellenbogen
Omaha
Neb
Henry I. Hodes
Air Force
Frank F. Everest
James L. Holjowat Jr
Atlantic
O'Neill
Army
Coast Guard
Marines
Nancy
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