Fined 200 Dollars After Fatal Maryland Auto Crash
Richard Gardiner 20, Mt. St. Marys College student, freed in circuit court on a man slaughter by automobile charge. Judge Schnauffer found him guilty of reckless driving and fined 200 dollars plus costs, stating intent to kill not proven. Three occupants testified. two fellow students died in the April 1 crash at Maryland 97 and the Tract road near Emmitsburg. Gardiner admitted borrowing a car with Galen and Daley, describing the night’s events and the fatal late drive. He said he tried braking but the car struck gravel and plunged into an embankment after crossing the intersection.
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Richard Donald Gardiner
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Maryland 97
Tract Road
Patrick M. Schnaufter
Gardiner
W. G. Morgan
Warner Hospital
Court of Appeals
Schnauffer
Edward Galen
Philadelphia
the Mount
John Daley
Englewood
N. J. Gardiner
Bordentown
John Roncone
Fitchburg
Mass
Emmitsburg
Blue Duck Inn
Waynesboro
Galen
Daley
Blue Duck
Tract Inn
A Mae
Ier
Morgan
Auto‘mobile
Cc. G. Crist
Adams Country
Galen and Daley
John L. Sheridan
Mt. St. Mary’s
William F. Culhane
Charles H. Schoeffel
New Jersey State Police
Edwin F. Nikirk
Liese Sogether
Samuel W. Barone
House of Cor
Ant
Gardburg Magistrate’s Court
Teen Girl Dead After Plunge From Hotel Ledge
A 14 year old girl Olga Cassanova from the Virgin Islands fell from an 11th floor hotel ledge in Manhattan drawing a crowd of about 2000. Police say she quarreled with an aunt and refused to come in, then slid over as a patrolman tried a rescue. Investigations into the incident and related traffic case follow.
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New York
Virgin Islands
Heap
Olga Cassanova
Anaunt
Waltonton Manhattan
Upper West Side
Allegany Ballistics Secures U S Missile Contract
A 3.5 million dollar U S contract was awarded to Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in Cumberland Maryland to engineer land test experimental propulsion systems for guided missiles. The Army awarded the project to the Navy Bureau of Ordnance plant, a Hercules Powder Co subsidiary, a key facility for solid propulsion research and the third stage of the earth satellite program.
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Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Cumberland
Imd
Army
Yes
Cerday
Ithe
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Hercules jPowder Co
Navy
Wife heard at shooting trial in Formosa case
Mrs Clara Reynolds wife of Sgt Robert G Reynolds testified in Formosa as the defense sought to prove he acted in self defense when he shot a prowler outside their home The 42 year old man pleaded innocent and faces up to 10 years imprisonment along with pay forfeiture and discharge estimates place the incident near their Formosa residence during March 20 with a second shot heard while police were being called She and their 9 year old daughter reside with the sergeant in Formosa and his mother lives in Maryland.
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Taipei
Formosa
Clara Reynolds
Robert G. Reynolds
Coatestville
Reynolds
Rising Sun
Gertude Reynolds
Coflora
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Univer
Veen
Harvard
Law School
Foxville
Cambridge
Balti
Shanholtz
Saylor
Marc
Hell
Sagan
Agnes Eyler
Frederick School
Out Foreign Aid Program Is Sent In More From It
A government foreign aid program faces renewed attention as lawmakers discuss funding and damage control. Officials emphasize the program’s scope and potential impact while debating revisions and oversight measures.
Motorcycle Hits Dog Near Mountaindale Injuries Reported
A Thurmont motorcyclist identified as Allen William Sweeney, 20, was thrown from his cycle after it struck a dog on the road near Mountaindale Sunday around 7 p.m. He suffered head and shoulder injuries and a fractured toe and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. The cycle sustained about $15 damage.
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Thurmont
Mountaindale
Stave 1
Allen i William Sweeney
Frederick Memorials Hospital
Sweeney
Motors
Eisenhower
C. C. Steele
Short Course Opens June 17 at University of Maryland
About twenty women plan to attend the Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland starting June 17. Miss Beatrice Fehr notes strong interest, with registrations expected by June 1. Courses cover clothing, home management, nutrition, leadership, public speaking, and civil defense.
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University of Maryland
Beatrice Fehr
Juanita Shanholtz
Miss Fehr
Lmore
Shanholtz
Maybke
East Church Street
Catoctin Mountain
East Frederick School
Haiti Army Seizes Control Amidst Political Turmoil
Haiti's army declares military rule to safeguard elections as Brig. Gen. Cantave clashes with a seven man Executive Council. Cap Haitien and St. Marc factions back separate committees as Port au Prince stays tense during a fragile power struggle. The move follows disputes over provisional leadership and June 16 vote timing.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Leon Camare
Cantave
Executive Council
Committee For Public Safety
Cap Haitien
St. Marc
le Jour
Washington
House
Appropriations _Committee
Ttal
Presi
Paul Magloire
Defense Department
Free State
Army
Navy
Air
Eisenhower
Louis Dejoie
Daniels Armed Services
Congress
Ignation
Eisenhowser
rRepublic
Germany
United States
Former Baltimore Judge Saylor Dies at 76
J Abner Saylor, former judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore, died in Baltimore yesterday at age 76 after a heart attack on January 26. He was a Johns Hopkins and Harvard Law School alumnus and longtime civic participant, noted for coaching at Harvard and supporting local sports.
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Baltimore
J. Abner Saylor
Supreme Bench of
Saylor
Crop Outlook Brightens for Maryland Delaware Farmers
Drought-breaking rains improved prospects for Maryland and Delaware crops though Southern Maryland needs more rain. Strawberries on the lower Delmarva Peninsula suffered. newly transplanted tomatoes and green peas deteriorated. hay pastures and some small grains declined while barley and oats progress in the south. Alfalfa has begun first cuttings in parts. pea aphids increase in slow growth areas. wheat heads in the southern two thirds. The House Rules Committee will decide today on civil rights legislation with a potential vote in the first week of June.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware
Delmar Peninsula
Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Wide Variety Of Listeners For Billy Graham Services
New York crowds fill Madison Square Garden as Billy Graham draws 16 000 nightly. six days tally reaches 100 000 with projections toward three quarters of a million for the six week drive. Notables Greer Garson Adolph Zukor and Pearl Bailey attend while others arrive from Bowery to luxury. Graham urges all to accept Christ with a moment of conversion. about 370 respond this night. He cites John 5 1 9 to argue spiritual blindness and moral cripples from materialism and greed.
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New York 4
Billy Graham
All Jewels
Mighty
Greer Garson
Adolph Zukor
Pearl Bailey
Madison Square, Garden
Graham
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
New York
America
School Of Nursing To Graduate 10
Ten students will graduate Thursday from the Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing with exercises in the Elm Street school auditorium. The Nurses Alumnae Association plans a homecoming with a sermon by Rev. W Merval Weaver. The class includes Gail Ann Bingham Vivian Marie Davidson Doris Virginia Derr Janet Lee Flora Sharon Lee Frye Dorothy Joanne Hartsock Mary Jean Lantz Helen Elizabeth Longe necker Cynthia Ann Metzger Louise Kathleen Weant.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Elm Street
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
Gail Ann Bingham
Vivian
Robert H- Pilgram
Frederick County
Nnnehcon
Janice Cubbatz
David Klein
Francis Collins
Frederick Speilman
Clyde Brandon
William Deskins
Evelyn Hurley
Claude Kefauver
Abs
Warren Fry
William Shock
Gordon Smith
Ross Moberly
Thomas Anderson
Hotel Frederick
State Armory
Club Royal Oarchestra of
Hagerstown
Kirk Cramer Jr
Howard Selby
James Gaver
Richard Kruse
Neeta Dame
Marlene ‘Hartman
Paul Gordon
Kans City Tornado total 4 dead in Ruskin Heights
A postwar tornado blasted into Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills south of Kansas City causing 4 deaths and more than 200 hospitalizations. Gov. Blair declared martial law as Missouri National Guard units aided rescue and relief.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Twister
Ruskin Heights
Hickman ‘Mills
Kansas- Missouri Line
James T. Blair
110Th Engineers
Missouri National Guard
Ruskins Heights
J. M. Kaesner
Independence
Richards- Igebaur Air Force Base
Grandview
Ottawa
Kan
J. A. Marsh
Kansas Highway Patrol
Rantoul
Spring Hill
Isham Davis
Davis
Hickman Mills
QO. D. Crosby
Harry Woodling
Ruskin Heights Presbyterian Church
Woodling
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U. S
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
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Korea
China
Middle East
Pat Rosencrant
East Frederick
Frederick
Lakeside Hospital
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Foxville Tower
Charles J. Thomas
House Committee
U.S
Rene
Elm St. School
Madison
McMurray
M. Himes
Willie F. Harding
Maxton
Tadeo D. Velzques
Chambersburg
Harding
Moorefield
U.S. 220
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Grover Zirk
South Branch Motor Freight Company
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