Two Years For Buying Booze For Two Girls
A 2-year-old former Brunswick man, Lawrence Conner, received up to two years in the State Reformatory on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors. A second concurrent term covers another related charge. The judge noted the act as a serious offense and linked the whiskey purchase to later statutory rape prosecutions in nearby Wilssinston County. The 12-year-old testified to the purchase, with the two girls aged 16 and younger involved, while other suspects named in the case include Gerald Weaver and Warne Tribby Sr. near Sandy Hook.
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Brunswick
Pattck M. Schnauffer
Lawrence Franklin Conner
Mi Y Section
Wilssinston County
Maryland
Robert T. Storer
Hagerstown
Storer
Conner
Baltimore and Ohio
William C. Roderick
Earfer
Washington County
Gerald W. Weaver
Warne W._ Tribby, Sr
Sandy Hook
Aaron Baer Named Baltimore Senator
Annapolis AP Governor Tawes names Aaron A. Baer as a Baltimore State senator, replacing Philip H. Goodman who resigned to head the City Council. Baer, linked to street parking scandals, was chosen on a party committee recommendation amid shifting support.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Aaron A. Baer
Baltimore
James H.jacks Pollack
Baer
Philip H. Goodman
Senate
Living Costs Climb Back To Record High
The April living costs rose to 123.9 percent of the 1947-49 base, matching last year’s peak. State and local taxes supported the rise with transportation, medical care, recreation, and personal care costs up. Food fell by ten tenths, extending a nine month drop. Factory worker earnings purchasing power also hit a record in April.
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Washington AP
Labor Department
State School Board Holds Annual Meet
The annual meeting of the Board of Visitors was held at the Maryland School for the Deaf with many members present including President Charles E. Moylan and Vice President William M. Storm. New members Abraham S. Kay and George W. McManus Jr. were welcomed. officers were reelected and Harry B. Shaw was named secretary.
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Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Wiliam M. Storm
Frederick
Charles McC. Mathias
D. John Markey
J.jamison
Hagerstown
Oscar E. Webb
Joseph D.baker Jr
Monkton
J. Tyson Lee
Harry B. Shaw
Hyattsville
Clarence C. C. Thomas
A. Gordon Boone
Towson
John K. Shaw Jr
AL. Ellin
Walter N. Kirkman
Catonsville
Rudolph C. Hines
Abraham 5. Kay
Bethesda
John M. Clayton Jr
William Goodman
George W. McManus Jr
Goodman
McManus
Walter E. Linn
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Ambrosen
Hood College
Kenneth B. Farmer
Sara Porter Lyle
Mabel Moylan Elliott
Ruth M. Taylor
Henry J. Stegemerien
Wed
C. &. Eric
South Carona School For the Deaf
William D. Swaim
West Virginia
Ann Davis
Virginia
Anne Qwens
North Carolina
Elaine Borduas
Lexington
New York City
R W. A. Westermann
Washington
Huco F. Schunhoff
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Peddlers Law Faces Court Fight
Frederick faces a legal challenge to a city ordinance requiring door to door hawkers to obtain a license. The eight section rule, with fees and stringent license data, is challenged as unconstitutional by Alvin Solomon for clients. The city says licenses are rarely issued and enforcement is general.
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Frederick City
Charites McC. Mathias Jr
Alvin Solomon
Baltimore
T Ene
Peddie Solomon
United States
Frederick County
Impu
Nho
Civ
Mathias
Families divided by busy church and community life
INDIANAPOLIS AP report on a preliminary survey by the Board of Christian Education of the United Presbyterian Church finds families across rural urban and suburban areas feel church and community demands pull members apart. It notes awkward scheduling makes Sundays the busiest day for some and urges the church to reexamine expectations of families.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Board of Christian Education
General Assembly
Condemned Man Granted 2 Weeks Stay
Lincoln Nebraska. Charles Starkweather condemned to die was granted a two week stay of execution by US District Judge Richard Robinson. The stay allows an appeal to the US Court of Appeals from the denial of a habeas corpus writ. Starkweather sought to raise constitutional rights violations in his case and acted through his parents to file the federal action. The warden reported the ruling came after overnight study and discussions with court officials.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
US Dist
Richard Robinson
Omaha
Starkweather
Sth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Habeas
Nebraska Penitentiary
John Greenholtz
Greenholtz
Robert Conrad
Ralph Brooks
Conrad
Robinson
Appeals Court
Uist
Robert van Pelt
Guy Starkweather
van Pelt
Charles
Missing Tioga County Police Chief and family prompt search
Police Chief Howard Branni 39 and his wife with their young son disappeared from Owego New York. Investigators from the state comptroller’s office began audit checks while Branni’s patrolman said the chief left with a new patrol car for a garage checkup. Neighbors report the family left home around dawn.
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Owego
N.Y
Howard Branni
Tioga
Branning
John Day
Ona Mordar
State Comptraller
Oneco
V Tage Records
Am Endicott Garage
Ermier
Branmoc
Brarinz
Bors
Condition Of Dulles Remains About Same
The State Department says there is nothing new to report on John Foster Dulles. The secretary of state, 71, has been hospitalized with cancer since early February and was reported to be crossing weaker earlier this week. His condition was complicated by pneumonia two weeks ago.
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Washington
State Department
John Foster
Met
Dulles
Sign on NC State campus yields caution amid odd note
Traffic officers posted a new Yield sign at a busy Raleigh street intersection near North Carolina State College this week. An appended message read Not to simptation, creating confusion about the sign's meaning and intent.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State College
Probers Are Accused Of Ignorance
Dr Harold Boslow of Patuxent Institution rebukes Budget Bureau for criticizing prison administration as ignorant of actual operations and philosophy. He cites lack of on site fact checking and says officials have not consulted the institution. Gov Tawes plans further review after European trip.
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Jessup
Patuxent Institution
Budget Bureau
Harold M. Boslow
Boslow
James P. Slicher
James G. Rennie
Department of Budget and Procurement
Msowledge
Petition Opposes Proposed New Bridge Location
Petition opposes a proposed bridge at a new location in the Acres South area near Western burhan, received at City Hall. Jacob R Ramsburs reports the Board of Aldermen took no action after review of objections about property and street connections near Carrel Creek and 2 Wes Second Street.
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Burhan
Civ Hall
Jacob R Ramsburs
Board of Aldermen
Ion Comiai
Dr. H. C. Byrd Named On New Commission
Gov appointed a five member Tidewater Fisheries Commission including Dr. H. C Byrd retired University of Maryland and former gubernatorial candidate Omer members were Mayvar deennah Valhan Salisbury Micert T Baker from Queen Annes County John J. McNulty Anne Arundel and Dr. George J. Weems Huntington Calvert County The governor said the appointees have been connected with or interested in the naval land industry and the tidewater areas of Maryland.
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Apolis
Tidewater
H. C
University of
Nealand
Tidewajker
Maryland
Heart Association Hears Dr Lee And Elects Officers
Frederick County Hearts Association hears Dr Yu Chen Lee from University of Maryland Hospital discuss heart drug quinidine research funding. Officers elected: J Alfred Catsail president. Ison Re Bobn vice president. Donald B Rice secretary. J Robert Edwards treasurer. Several directors also named and committees announced.
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Frederick County
Yu-Chen Lee
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Lee
Local Heart Association
Leonard Cur
Division of
Cardiology
Scherhs
J. Alfred Catsail
Ison
Bobn
Donald B. Rice
J. Robert Edwards
Edward D Storm
Nelson Bohn
Katherine Crum
James . Powell
Agnes Zimmerman
John W. Morgan
Robert L Smith
Thom H. Reid
Joh
John W_ Aorgan
Garner
Storm
Hice
Rirs Rice
Otho J. Kelier
Bohn
Morgan
W. Mervai Weaver
Nead
Lee Bowers
Bowers
Schern
Cussall
Ahiss
Airs
Morgan Citations
Fire wipes out Connellsville plant in large blaze
A massive fire destroyed a large manufacturing plant in Connellsville Pennsylvania last night. Firefighters evacuated workers from the Mine Supply Co facility after flames were seen in the pattern department. No injuries were reported though a worker, Sterling Goulden, 35, of Emmitsburg, suffered a fractured right heel from a fall during the incident. Cause of the fire remains undetermined.
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Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Sterling Goulden
Burg
Warner Tense H
Gettysboro
Wednessire
Sendy Mica Cars
Auditorium at St Johns Honors Key Composer Francis Scott Key
President Eisenhower travels to Ra mpapoehstad for the dedication of an auditorium honoring Francis Scott Key, composer of The Star Spangled Banner, at St Johns College. The Francis auditorium is among the oldest in the United States with a small campus enrollment and liberal arts focus.
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Washington
Aps
Eisenhower
Rampapoehstad
St. John’s College
Cai
United States
J. McHenry
Baltimore
Stuaen
Key
Hhs
Sear
St. John
Colece c
Ze Edsard
Annapolis
Five Day Forecast With Warm Spell and Showers
The five day outlook from the Associated Press shows temperatures about three degrees above normal with a warm spell followed by a cooler day Monday or Tuesday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected most of the period. highs 72 to 79 degrees, with lows in the 50s and upper 40s in the mountains.
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Tae Associated
Howe
West Berlin Guarantees Sought in Summit Clash
West Berlin guarantees were demanded as a condition for United States Britain and France to attend a summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Von Brentano urged Western powers to secure free world rights in Berlin before talks while Gromyko pressed for German unification and a peace treaty.
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Geneva
Foren
Heinrich von Brentane
Soviet Union
West Berlin
von Brentano
United States
Britain
France
Remier
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Germany
Gromyko
Herter
Palace of Nations
East
West Germany
SRC completes new Annapolis road commission reorg
Gov Tawes signs off on a seven member State Roads Commission to take office June 1 with John Funk as chairman. New appointees include Thomas Kay Lansdale Claggett Harries Brinsfield James Owens and Leonardtown’s McMuhlen with McMuhlen to chair the wider commission and Funk to lead both primary federal interstate and related road work. earthquake jolts Wellington causing damage and widespread darkness
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Annapolis
Tawes
State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
John J. McMuhen
Thomas N. Kay
North East
Board of
Cecil County Commissioners
Lansdale G. Claggett
Upper Afarlboro
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Harries Brinsfield
Hurlock
Dorchester County
Baltimore C
Jiam B. Owens
Glenwood
Howard County
Balti-oward
Leonardtown
Republican Mary's County
Marsland
McMmulien
Cumberland Daily
TE Serree
Mussion
Western Land
Funk
Baltimore County
Frederick County
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Thomas J. Crum
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