State Police Transfers Announced in Maryland
Capt. Carl Dillinger is moved to head Troop B Western Maryland, replacing Capt. Magaha who moves to State Police HQ. Capt. Earl W. Reith will succeed Dillinger on the Eastern Shore. Major randall demoted to captain, with reassignment. Transfers follow notes circulated to field officers and were confirmed by Munshower and Gov Tawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Dillnger
Fred
Western
Mary- Jane
Charlies W. Magaha
Col
Elmer
F. Muendent
Dillinger
Waterloo
Frederick
Cumberland
Hagers'town
Magaba
Headawaters
Cam
George Davidson
Adjitant
Part J. Randall
Easton
Earl W Reith
Maryland
College Park
Hancock
Lee Place
Magaha
Point of Rocks
West 14Th Street
Munshower
Randall
Rome
Milnshower
Othing
Carey Jarman
Col. Jarman
Tawes
Col. Jarma
Mashever
Public Safety
Baltimore police commissioner Hepbrow fights eight charges at removal hearing
In Annapolis AP report, Hepbrow’s lawyers seek to refute eight charges of improper conduct amid a wave of allegations including wiretapping and ties to underworld figures. Tape recordings link Hepbron to Trotta and Carbo. several charges dismissed as Gov. Tawes wraps the hearing with other witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore
Hiso
Baltimore City House
Gov. Tawes
Sdh
Hepbrow
Fred L. Ford
Shey
Hepbron
Trotta
Ford
Heppron
Carbo
Messina
Fard
Goldstein
Meir
Nevi Pbron
de Rock
Clude Tormer
Theodore Asmall
MiKeldin
Grady
Tme
Little Rock High School
Soviet Troop Arrivals Reported in Red China
Chinese Nationalist agency claims two Soviet divisions arrived in Sinkiang near Tibet to assist in preventing uprisings. The Tatag Agency cites underground Shanghai sources and says one infantry division and one Cossack cavalry unit were invited by the Chinese Communists. In Formosa, Chiang Kai-shek receives the Freedom Leadership Award from the U.S. Freedoms Foundation.
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Taipet
Formosa
Red China
Sinkiang
Tibet
Tatag Agency
Justice Ministry
Shanghai
Chiang Taipei
Freedoms Foundation
Chiang Kai-shek
Nuclear plane inches toward reality with shielding breakthrough
Washington reports the Air Force has overcome the last major hurdle to a nuclear powered aircraft. Lt. Gen. Roscoe C. Wilson says a subsonic prototype could emerge, though no date is given. Two power cycles are in development with GE and Convair handling design work in Ohio Idaho Texas Connecticut and New Jersey.
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Washington
Air Force
Roscoe C. Wilson
Aviation Writers Assn
Wilson
General Electric Co
Evendale
Ohio
Idaho
Pratt and Whitmer Aircraft Co
Middletown
Conn
Convair Division
General Dynamics
Fort Worth. Tex
Coordinated gambling raids arrest 36 nationwide
IRS says synchronized gambling raids across seven cities resulted in 36 arrests and seizure of cash and equipment. Locations include New York City and Los Angeles with additional arrests in San Francisco Middletown Ohio Niagara Falls and Toledo. Suspects charged with wagering act violations and tax stamp requirements.
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Washington
Internal Avenue Service
New York City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Middletown
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Y. S
Toledo
IRS
Induct 27 Into Francis Scott Key Honor Society
Twenty seven students, five seniors and twenty two juniors, were inducted into Frederick High School’s Francis Scott Key Chapter of the National Honor Society during a Wednesday afternoon assembly. Pins and certificates were presented, followed by a tea for members, families and faculty.
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Francis Scott Key
National Honor Society
Frederick High School
Dorothy Coleman
John Derr
Thodore Lichtenstein
Alan Weintraub
George Thomas Wilhide
Horace Albaugh
Nancy Ash
Judith Berge
Angela Browning
Lorraine Bubrick
Anne Carmack
Eileen Esworthy
Susan Eyster
Mary Ann Flowers
Rita Garman
Barbara Hahn
William Hall
Pauline Harrison
Joseph Harman
Diana Kandel
Sandra Roberts
Joyce Scott
Penelope Storm
Robert Twentey
Thomas Whitmore
William Wickless
Sue Yager
Warne Rhoderick
Lavenia Horne
Octavia Zim
Merman
Lewis Fagan
Robert Tuck
Sandra Osburn
Sarah Willard
Warren c. Smith
David Dean
Louise Weagly
Harry Cornpropst
Erma Stull
Robert Ferguson
Heisely Coran
David Rohrer
Sperry Storm
Hazel Harding
Sandra Finneyfrock
Ann Michael
Lois Baumgardner
Barbara LaGarde
Wilma Michael
Grace Engelbrecht
Starr Morgan
Dorothy Snyder
Texanna McDonough
Diane Lawson
Eleanor Burdette
Nancy Zufall
Ann Garrett
Dean Stickel
Paul Ausherman
Connie Stockman
Miss Zelman Smith
Wayne Mchoderick
Lucinda Warner
Anna May Hughes
National Association of
Rederick High School
Baltimore County Marks 300th Birthday Celebration
Baltimore County gears up for a 300th birthday observance with Simlami fashion inspired by 17th century colonists. The event features speeches and a band in front of the 5-year-old courthouse at Washington and Caesars Peake Avenues with the courthouse lit nightly after Christian H. Kahl and his wife, dressed as the First Lord and Lady of 1659, flip the switch to illuminate the Greek portico courthouse.
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Fair weekend weather with potential rain Monday or Tuesday. Spotty precipitation from one to five tenths of an inch. Weekend cools, then warming at week start. Temperatures on average a few degrees below seasonal normals. Early lows from the low 40s in the mountains to the low to mid 50s east. Afternoon highs near 76 in the mountains to the mid and upper 70s in east and south.
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Associated Press
County Bill Limits Only Weights County Roads
Officials report a 1959 act intended to let County Commissioners limit speed on county roads was struck of speed language, leaving authority only over vehicle weight. The move aims to curb truck damage to roads and bridges, while engineers say speed, not weight, drives wear. The act takes effect June 1.
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Commissioners’ Office
Tawes
County Roads Board
Attorney General's Office
Office of
Department of Motor Vehicles
Caroline
Carroll
Charles
Frederick
Worcester
Frost Likely in Frederick County Areas Early Tomorrow
Scattered frost expected in normally cold spots of Frederick county early tomorrow with temperatures dipping to the low to mid thirties. Unionville and low-lying sections may see a late frost while higher elevations stay slightly warmer. Frederick area could also report frost though last night stayed in the forties.
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Frederick County
Unionville
Frederick
Maintenance Workers Strike Public Service Electric & Gas
Newark N J AP says maintenance workers struck the Public Service Electric Gas Co with supervisory staff keeping plants running. Gas service unaffected. Negotiations with 13 I B E W locals failed after a 4.97 percent raise package was rejected. A grade one lineman would earn less under the offer.
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Newark
Nwj
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Public Service
New Jersey
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Judge Hu Tao gui Demoted Over Divorce Action
Judge Hu Tao gui 51 of the Quemoy District Court is demoted for granting a divorce to a woman before the decree became final. The woman's husband Hung Tien pei had not been notified of the divorce action.
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Taepei
Hu Taogui
Quemoy
Hung Tien-pei
Noteen
Cold snap lowers temps across eastern half of U.S.
A mid May cool spell stretched across the eastern United States with lighter southward progress into the Gulf states and parts of the West. Readings fell into the 30s in the Carolinas and Tennessee, 27 in Sioux Falls, and even a light snow dusting in Erie and western Pennsylvania. Frost shaded New England to North Carolina mountains as Pacific Northwest and Texas panhandle saw some wet spots.
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Anchorage
Alaska
St. Louis
Louisvile. Hy
Atlanta
Southland
Louisville
North Carolina
Clingman’s Dome
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Sioux Falls
M.C
Plains
Great Lakes
Midwest
Erie
Pennsylvania
New England
Gulf, States
North Carolina Mountains
Pacific Northwest
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Pacific Coast
Three Cars Collide No Charges Preferred
No charges were placed after a three vehicle collision on North Market Street near Third Street on Thursday as all drivers left the scene to report at police headquarters. Corpl Aiutchner filed details on the $110 damage. Two other accidents followed with minor damage and one arrestee charged. A separate incident involved a left turn violation and a court summons. A federal school aid bill gained committee approval but faces tough odds.
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North Market Street
Third Street
William Aiutchner
Clay Vernon Grossnickle
South Market Street
Market Street
Grossnickle
Ford
Chrysler
City
Harry Whisner
Albert Crummitt
Frederick
Route 2
Whisner Auto
West
Patrick Street
Jefferson Streets
Clarence Edward Payne
Baltimore
Eugene Lee
Charles Street
Payne
Frederick Magistrates Court
Cer
Paul W. Miburg
Roctor William Cong
Dayton
West Patrick Street
Denver J. Shook
Glassy Eyed Defense Sparks Trial Banter in Texas
In San Antonio attorney A. A. Semaan, defending a salesman charged with drunk driving, heard a police officer describe the suspect as glassy-eyed at arrest. Semaan joked about having a glass eye, provoking a light moment as the case moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Texas
A. A. Semaan
Semaan
Eisenhower Joke Tells Big Laugh With College Dog Names
President Eisenhower told a joke about a Chicago man who rents a dog named Instructor for $2.50 a day. The fee rises as the dog advances from assistant professor to full professor, and in the fourth year the dog becomes a complete president, merely sitting and howling.
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XEW York AP
Eisenhower
Chicago
Si Umedoz
Middletown to Graduate 91 at June 1 Exercises
Middletown High School will graduate 91 students on June 1 with Paul Huffington as commencement speaker. The baccalaureate is May 31 at 8:15 pm with Rev. George H. Klinefelter and two assistants. George C. Rhoderick Jr. will present diplomas. Basil Grossnickle provides invocation.
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Paul Huffington
Middletown High School
George H. Klinefelter
Middletown Christ Reformed Church
Albert Burkhardt
Middletown Lutheran Church
Robert L. Strickler
Myersville
Church of the Brethren
George C. Rhoderick Jr
State Board of Education
Quentin L. Earhart
Huffington
James
Gordon Jacob
Gerald Marrone
Ike Meets McDonald in Private Steel Talks
President Eisenhower met privately with United Steelworkers leader David J. McDonald for about half an hour in New York. Officials said the steel industry situation was not discussed and no public comment followed as contract talks aimed to prevent a strike by 300,000 workers when current deals end June 30.
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New York
Eisenhower
Steelworkers
White House
James C. Hagerty
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonzid
Eisenhowers
Eisenhoer
McDonald
Khrushchev Finds Flaws In West Plan
Khrushchev criticizes the Western package at Geneva calling West Berlin a free city and favoring a German peace treaty with East and West Germany deciding unification themselves. Western ministers seek serious negotiation from Andrei Gromyko as talks resume with staged steps toward Berlin unity and European security amid a 2 million troop ceiling.
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Gene
Spvier
Berlin
Germany
Sosictremier
Nikita Khrushchev
Kishinev
West Berlin
East
West Germany
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Big Four
U.N
Europe
U.S
Atlantic Alliance
Warsaw Pact
Mentral
CAB Investigators Probe Plane Wreckage
CAB investigators in Baltimore will examine Capital Airlines Viscount wreckage piece by piece after the jet exploded over Maryland killing 31. They will inspect parts in a vacant hangar and seek clues to the cause while a helicopter surveys the crash site for missing pieces.
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Baltimore
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital Airlines
Maryland
Here
Disregard of Law Charged by House Committee on Agriculture
The House Appropriations Committee accused the Agriculture Department of dis regard for law criticizing its policies and cut its 1960 funds by 42,199,365. It proposed 239,365,4983 for the department line and urged a more active surplus overseas sales program. The panel said portions of agriculture work favor the public over farmers. Rep Jamie L Whitten urged tighter control and a return to competitive sales for the Commodity Credit Corp. Also details on a separate violent incident in Warwick Rhode Island where a 53 year old man killed his parents and was captured after a shootout with police.
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Washington AP
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Jamie L. Whitten
Commodity Credit Corp
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W. Md
Capt. Magaha
Yo Frenk
Reefer
Little Rock
Carl B. Dillinger
State Police
Hagerstown
Charles W. Magaha
George
FHS
Baltimore County
U. S
Dakotas
Ike
Wills
Warwick. RI
Russell Chace
Rhode Island Hospital
Russel Chace Jry
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