Farm laborer charged in molestation attempt cases
Bruce W. Grable, 35, Middletown RFD 2, was arrested after a lengthy probe into reports of a man attempting to entice young girls ages 6 to 11 in Frederick. He was jailed on a $1,500 bond on a charge of assault on a six year old and held for grand jury action.
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Middletown
Frederick
Bruce W. Grable
RFD
Braddock Heights
Washington Street
Carroll Parkway
Washington Street School
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grable
U S Census Estimates Population At 167 44 Million
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population on April 1 at 167 440 000 including armed forces overseas, a gain of 16 308 006 or 10 8 percent since 1950. Net civilian immigration accounts for about 10 percent of the gain. Births and deaths numbers set records in the period 1950 55 with 23.2 million births and 9.3 deaths per 1 000. The March to April rise is 259 000.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U. 5 S
Bureau
Light Moisture In Some Areas From Storms
The Associated Press reports scattered showers and weak thunderstorms moving across the Midwest and Rocky Mountains. Moisture from melting Idaho snowpacks risks the Kootenai River rising while a cool air clash spawns rain from the Rockies to Iowa, Michigan, and Ohio. Sheridan Wyoming saw hail and about 1% inches of rain yesterday and Denver nearly half an inch.
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Associated Press
Mid-west
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Kootenai River
Rockies
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Sheridan
Wyo
Denver
East Church Street Blocked After Tree Removal Amid Rulings
Washington reports a road closure as city workers remove a tree deemed dangerous in front of Winchester Hall. The action relates to a 1951 amendment and a National Railway Act provision, touching on union shop agreements and worker joining timelines. The event reflects broader labor law tensions and street safety measures in the area.
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East Church
Washington
Winchester Hall
Douglas
Frankfurter
Winchesters
Hall
Jose
Ewepa Pr
Six Cases Heard By Magistrate In Monday Session
Trial Magistrate Wilbur F. Shefield Jr. presided over six cases. Howard F. Burke pleaded not guilty to an inadequate muffler charge and was found not guilty after an agreement to be an ear witness. Charles W. Jefferson pleaded guilty to larceny charges involving a car carburetor and two shocks and received generally suspended sentences due to Navy enlistment. Frank L. Pearson was found not guilty for lack of evidence after a warrant for $30 stolen from a guest was reviewed. Bruce Gregory, charged with failure to stop for a school bus, was found guilty after testimony about a stopped bus and the train incident. Multiple speeding and traffic violations were also resolved with fines and collateral forfeitures.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
William Staley
North Bentz Street
Howard F. Burke
West South Street
Alton Y. Bennett
Charles W. Jefferson
West All Saints Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
Jefferson
Frank Dorsey
William Brown
Brown
Frank L. Pearson
Middle Alley
U.S. 40 West
Bruce Gregory
Passithe
J. R.j
Cole
Gregory
U.S. 40
Robert C. M . Snyder
Maurice Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
Forbes Burgess
Snyder
John Wolfe
Smithsfendant
Wasburg
Eight Akron residents killed by train after church meeting
Eight Akron residents returning home from an evangelistic meeting were killed when a New York Central Pace maker passenger train struck their automobile at the Murray Ridge road crossing in Elyria Ohio. The victims were Millard C. Martin and Eugenia his wife with children David Donald Sharlene and Timothy ages 15 to 3, and Warren Edwards and Mary his wife aged 46 and 45. The train engineer W C Karehure of Toledo said the speed was 70 to 75 mph as the car approached. The second item notes German measles outbreaks common in school age children and seasonal variation.
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Elyria
Ohio
Akron
New York Central
Millard C. Martin
Eugenia
David
Donald
Sharlene
Timothy
Warren Edwards
Mary
Murray Ridge Road
NYC
Chicago
New York
W. C. Karehure
Toledo
Will of J. Otis King Probate Leaves Children Trusts
The will of J. Otis King, Frederick dairy operator, probated today in Orphans Court, leaves $1,000 to each child of his deceased son Dorsey E. King, held in trusts for grandchildren until majority. Remainder divided among Carlton Theodore, Helen Irene, and Mary Evelyn King, with Carlton and Helen named executors. Dated January 31, 1950, witnessed by Edwin F. Nikirk and Barbara L. Kelly, Crestline, Calif.
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J. Otis King
Frederick
Orphans Court
Dorsey E. King
June Esther
James Dorsey
Larry Edwin
Thomas Hill
Carlton Lamar
Marlin Lee
Lois Ruth King
Carlton Theodore
Helen Irene
Mary Evelyn King
Carlton
Helen King
Edwin F. Nikirk
Barbara L. Kelly
Election By Council Of Churches Held
Frederick County Council of Churches held its annual spring meeting at Calvary Methodist Church. Officers elected: Rev Dr Ralph E White president, Harry O Smith first vice president, Rev Howard J McCarney second vice president, Paul E Fogle secretary, C Burton Cannon treasurer. Nominating chair Austin P Renn presented slate. Junior member status for Frederick County Christian Youth Council approved. Human Relations Commission report included a letter to the Frederick County School Board on integration.
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Asbury Smith
Frederick County
Frederick County Christian Youth Council
Churches Council
Christian Education Commission
R. E. Keech
Myersville
Human Relations Commission
Frederick County School Board
Frederick County Council of Churches
THEIL
Kenneth Shafer
Evangelism Commission
Calvary Methodist Church
Dr. Smith
West
Washington
The
Methodist Church
World Council of Churches
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William C. Harpold
Urbana Methodist Charge
County Ministerial Association
Ramsburg
Ray H. Smith
Jacob Shawbaker
Dr. White
H. L. D. Doggett
Trinity Methodist
Paul Fogle
Harry V. Frushour
Mollet To Give Report On Algerian Talks In Paris
Paris report on Mollet returning from Moscow says he will present a detailed cabinet briefing. Algerian crisis weighs, with renewed bloodshed in Algiers and a four day Moscow talks wrap up amid tensions. Also notes a library record drawing attention to H L Mencken voice.
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Paris
Moscow
Guy Mollet
Coty
Mollet
Algiers
Algeria
Washington
Library of Congress
H. L. Mencken
Baltimore
Actress objects to nude portrait at Las Vegas hotel
Aspiring actress Sandra Giles balks at a nude portrait by artist Philip Paval staged at a casino. The hotel paid $2,500 for the painting titled A Lady of Rose Chance and a press agent’s handling sparked a altercation as Giles denied posing nude, insisting she wore a bathing suit.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Anas
Paval
Sandra Giles
Rose
Chance
Giles
Philip Paval
Denmark
Cyprus Riots Turn Violent In Nicosia Demonstrations
One British soldier was killed and five others, including three civilians and two policemen, were wounded in bomb attacks and clashes with Greek Cypriot demonstrators in Nicosia. Schoolgirls marched chanting pro Enosis slogans as youths joined, leading to police and military baton charges and tear gas as explosions shattered the streets.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
EOKA
St. Constantine
St. Helena
South Staffordshire Regiment
Caveat Filed Against Mrs. Staley Will in Orphans Court
Three Frederick County residents claim they are the sole next of kin and heirs at law of the late Mrs. Cora M. Staley and filed caveat proceedings to declare her will invalid. They allege the will was not her handwriting, executed improperly, and obtained by undue influence and duress. They seek issues framed for a jury trial in Circuit Court.
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Frederick County
Cora M. Staley
Worthington C. Staley
Orphans Court
Staley
Overlea
Loysville
Lutheran Home
Washington
Father
Circuit Court
May Publicly Air Row Of Army And AF
Washington observers report Democrats in Congress may publicly air a dispute between the Army and the Air Force over defense spending and strategy. The clash surfaced on Armed Forces Day. Secretary of Defense Wilson pledged a personal review of the issue, calling it unfortunate. lawmakers offered mixed reactions, citing both dangers and benefits of service rivalry.
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Crestline
Calif
Kimber Fee Norling
Peniny
Edward P. Doyle
Associated Press
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Pwally
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Oregon
Hagerty
Boggs
Ebert
Louisiana
New Orleans
James A. Finnegan
Florida
California
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Miami
Tennessee
Fliotida
Douglas McKay
Morse
Monroe Sweetland
Natonal
McKay
Armed Forces
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United States
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Fla
Averell Harriman
New York
Washington
Electrical Consumers Committee
Harriman
Indianapolis
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Butler
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Air Force
Pentagon
Defense
Wilson
Armed Services
Francis Case
R-Sd
Rep. Mahon
Dtex
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Mrs Truman Flees Rome Window Shopping With Friends
Mrs Harry Truman and friends spent a day in Rome visiting jewelry and glass shops on Via Condotti. They toured briefly then returned to their hotel and explored again, with Truman’s wife not buying anything.
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Rome
Harry Truman
Stanley Woodward
Woodward
White House
Truman Administrantion
Steation
Via Conciicolti
Temperature Takes Another Sharp Drop
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander and Det. Sergt. A Norman Dietz returned from Chavis New Mexico with a frost forecast for Frederick County weekend. Two local residents Clara Parker 28 and Charles Duvall 33 jailed for forgery of checks at a bank. Forecaster says mostly clear with some showers. warm up Tuesday then cooler midweek. Minnie Mangum pleaded guilty in Norfolk to embezzling 1 002 908 25 from employer.
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Horace M. Alexander
A. Norman Dietz
Chavis
N. M
Frederick County
Clara Parker
Charles Duvall
Buckeystown
New Mexico
Thorities
Norfolk
Minnie Mangum
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