17 Charged Under State Gaming Law
Warrants were served on multiple north county residents amid a probe into payoffs connected to pinball and punchboard machines. Thirteen defendants appeared in magistrate court with bond set. others were to follow for circuit court hearings. Authorities say the payoffs ranged from 30 cents to dollars, with fines up to 590 or jail up to one year for violations.
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Fredeightick
Edward D. Storm
Storm
Emmitsburg
Circuit Court
Magistrate Storm
Sternf
Horace M Alexander
Sergt
L. J. Sullivan and
Corp
M. J. Say
Fequest
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frank B. Rehmann
Betty J. Rehmann
North Market Street
William Z. Renn
Austin A. Oden
South Market Street
Norman Dietz
Ellis Carty Williiam “Brown
Middletown
Charles Edward Duncan
Fred W. Duncan
Brunswick
Hia Devilbiss
Josephine K. James
U.S
Frederick
Paul B Rosencrantz
Frederica Junction
Charles P. Wilco
Tamsvile
Willard Koogie
Austin Murray
West Bond
Wilbur W. Rensen
Thurmont
Debert Piper
Guy F. Gebhart
Barbara ©. James
Gebhart Piace
Alexander
Ball
Nikirk
Ecarlier
Boy Trapped Inside Empty Oil Drum Near Home
A year-old boy named Douglas Kitchen crawled into an empty oil drum behind his home in Bethpage New York during a game and became trapped. Police used an electric saw to cut the drum apart after about an hour. He was carried to a hospital in a sitting position and his legs massaged until he could walk again.
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Bethpage
N.Y
Douglas Kitchen
Douglas
Alumni Plan For Scoreboard Clock At FHS
Frederick High School Alumni Association lays out a scoreboard clock project for the new football field. Proceeds from the June 6 banquet and dance will help cover costs estimated between 1500 and 2000 dollars, with 500 already set aside from a trophy fund. An ongoing fund-raising committee will seek additional funds, with officers and guests of honor noted. Tickets are on sale at Gaver and Son Insurance on East Patrick Street.
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Frederick High School Alumni Association
George Phobus
Alumni Association
Phebus
Staley Lanner
Mary Catherine Biser
Walter Roney
James A. Sensenbaugh
Harry V. Frushour
Frederick High School
S. Fenton Barris
Frederick
Harris
Frederick High
West Frederick Junior High School
Braddock Heights
Dick Hare
Gaver and Son Insurance
East Patrick Street
Medal of Freedom Awarded to John Foster Dulles
President Eisenhower conferred the Medal of Freedom on former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Dulles, critically ill with cancer and pneumonia, received the civilian honor in a ceremony with the President’s message praising his service to freedom.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster
Dulles
Walter Reed Medical Center
Driles
Foster
America
D. E
Turboprop Crash Kills Three Near Ashira Base
A four engine C130 turboprop crashed while attempting to land at Ashira air base in southern Japan. The plane returning from Iwo Jima burst into flames, killing three aboard and injuring 14, with two seriously burned. Eight crew were aboard. one death and two other fatalities occurred in the wreckage.
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Tokugapi
A, GS
Air Force
Japan
Ito
Ashira Air Base
Iwo Jima
U.S
Brisk Thunderstorms Hit City With Heavy Rain
Strong storms drenched the city and much of the county late Tuesday bringing power outages and minor flood concerns. Rain totals reached 1.63 inches at Gambrill State Park and 0.47 inches at the airport in about an hour. Crews restored outages by nightfall and forecasters warned of more storms and higher temperatures into Friday.
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Iul
Gambrill State Park
High Enob
Levistown
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Donbs-Mountville-Pleasant View
Potomac Edison Company
Doubs
Myersville
Brunswick
Thurmont
Pleads Guilty In DUI Case Davis Fined 175
Roger C. Davis of Dickerson pleaded guilty in magistrate court to operating under the influence and reckless driving. He was fined 175 plus costs and faces license suspension. Trooper W J Newcomer testified he arrested Davis after following his erratic driving on U S 15 near the Evergreen Point underpass on March 10. Davis’s attorney said he had been visiting friends in Montgomery County and had no prior record. Davis did not testify. The sentence included license loss. Other cases included parking forfeitures and traffic violations listed by Troopers J D Abbott and R E Alderton.
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Roger C. Davis
Dickerson
RED 3
Edward D. Storm
Davis
W. J. Newcomer
U.S 15
Evergreen Point
U. S. 240
Island
E. Austin James
Montgomery County
Lawson Motor Company
New Market
Corp
William Mulchner
Charles T. Blizzard
Creagerstown
Marquis R. Rhyner
Greenbelt
Richard D. Baer
O. Avenue
Bennett L. Eng
Nixon to decide on fall campaign after Moscow trip
Vice President Richard Nixon will determine the scope of his campaign for the 1960 Republican nomination after his planned Moscow visit. He added Herbert B. Klein to his staff as special assistant in charge of press relations. Klein brings prior campaign experience from 1956 and 1958.
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Nixon
Moscow
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert B. Klein
Educer
San Diego, Calif. Union
Klein
Two Wacs at Fort Ritchie Injured in Crash
Two women stationed at Fort Ritchie were injured when their 31 Ford left Md. 81 near Thurmont and hit a telephone pole at 2:20 this morning. Jo Anne Cunningham 19 drove the car. Ellen Ann Burke 22 passenger. Both were treated at Fort Ritchie dispensary then Walter Reed Hospital. Police Trooper Leo Shank led the investigation.
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Wacs
Fort. Ritchie
Thurmont
Fort Ritchie
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Jo Anne A. Cunningham
Ellen Ann Burke
Miss Cunningham
Leo Shank
Chicago Fire Dept Adopts Snorkel to Fight Blazes
The Chicago Fire Department unveils a new Snorkel apparatus resembling a bent crane that lifts firefighters in a basket to direct water on fires and rescue victims. The first unit reaches five floors, others reach eight and seven floors. costs range from 16,600 to 25,000 dollars each.
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Chicago
Robert J. Quinn
Pitman Equipment Co
Grandview
Khrushchev rules out first Soviet rocket launch
In a Florida visit Khrushchev assures business leaders the Soviet Union will not be first to use weapons against the United States. He warns grandchildren may face communism and questions plans for a united Berlin as impractical.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Florida
Sovie 'Union
United States
Khrushchev
Kremlin Garden
Ralph Renick
WM .of
Miami
Radio-Itv iNews
Assi
Thomas F. Fleming
First Bank
Boca Raton
Fila
Geneva
U.S.S.R
Stassen Wins Philadelphia Republican Mayor Nomination
Harold Stassen easily won the Republican nomination for Philadelphia mayor with 56,230 votes, more than double the combined total of Ralph C. Morrone and Joseph A. Schafer. He will face Democrat Richardson Dillworth in November. Dillworth ran unopposed in the primary.
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Philadelphia. Pa
Harold Stassen
Tts
Ralph C. Morrone
Joseph A. Schafer
Masor Richardson Dillorth
Dilworth
Johnson May Hold Key On Strauss Nomination
Senate action on Lewis L. Strauss for commerce secretary hinges on Lyndon B. Johnson as debate starts next week. The Commerce Committee approved the nomination 9 to 8, and Dirksen signals continued effort to secure more Democratic votes, including Southern lawmakers.
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Johnson
Strauss
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Secretary of Commerce
Eisenhower
Senate Commerce
Everett M. Dirksen
Tiiois
Dirksen
Democra
600 Trees To Give Way To Automobiles
Montgomery County Council voted to widen Grosvenor Lane in Bethesda to a 36 foot primary residential road, sacrificing more than 600 trees along the route from Wisconsin Avenue to Old Georgetown Road. Critics protest, while officials expect traffic relief from new intersections under construction. The council also accepted Democratic nominees for two seats on the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, Frank L. Hesit and William A. Morris, with terms of two and four years respectively.
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Rockville
Grosvenor Lane
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Mason A. Butcher
Wiliam HL Pattison
Sore Prope Auners
Henrie de Marne
Grosvenor
County Democratic Party
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Frank L. Hesit
Silver Spring
William A. Morris
Four Corners
Four Corners Haberdasher
Hewatt
Morris
Tra
J. Millard Tawes
Five Day Forecast for Western Maryland
Temperatures will average 4 to 6 degrees above normal and warm through Saturday. Cooler Sunday and Monday with scattered afternoon shower or thunderstorm activity through Saturday. Precipitation totals near one inch. Normal afternoon highs in the 270s with early lows in the 50s, cooler in the mountains.
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Maryland
Fire Explodes In Seaplane Painting Hangar
An explosion during cleaning of a P5M2 Marlin two engine seaplane in a Martin Co hangar near Baltimore injures several workers. Firemen and investigators respond as smoke fills the hangar and a Maryland deputy medical examiner begins inquiry. Identification of the dead is withheld pending kin notification. Injured workers include John Dunn 27 James Holly 36 and Jacob Goldstein 42.
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Baltimore
Martin Co
Marin
Martin
Melvin Davis
Maryland
Martin's
Air National Guard
University Hospital
John Dunn
James Holly
Jacob Goldstein
Holly
Space Issues Drag Stock Market Amid Wide Selloff
A sharp break in space age issues triggered a heavy selling wave, pushing the market lower early afternoon. Glamour stocks fell up to seven points, later trimming. major names like Raytheon, Texas Instruments, Zenith, Thiokol, Radio Corp and others declined fractionally to several points amid a broad downturn.
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New York
Raytheon
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Thiokol
Radio Corp
General Tire
Warner-Lambert
Martin Co
Eastman Kodak
Commonwealth Edison
Goodyear
Baltimore& Ohio
American Telephone
U.S. Rubber
Allied Chemical
Homestake
American Tobacco
Dulles Comforted as Cancer Takes Toll in Hospital
Former secretary of state John Foster Dulles, 71, grows weaker at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The State Department said Tuesday he is receiving analgesics and is generally comfortable, with family in frequent attendance in his room.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of State
Walter Reed Army Hospital
State Department
Dulles
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