Burkinsville youth jailed for jewelry thefts and accomplices
A Burkinsville youth, ringleader in a $700 jewelry theft from Colonial Jewelry store, was sentenced to 16 months in the Maryland Reformatory for Males. Ver nond R. Dorsey pleaded guilty to four counts of grand larceny after juvenile status was waived. Co-defendant Lawrence Lilovd Shaw and accomplice Edward Horkex faced related charges and later court actions. Police said the trio slipped behind the counter, recovering all but one ring. Dorsey had prior thefts from the shop. A pre-sentence report noted the boy’s reputation and impact on two younger youths. Other cases included Shaw’s burglary sentence and additional theft charges against Jacob Mines and Alfred F. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkinsville
Maryland Reformatory
Patt M. Schnauffer
Vernod R. Dorsey
Grand Jarveny
Lawrence Lilovd Shaw
Bouer
North Market Street
House of Correction
Edward Horkex
Norman Dietz
Dorsey
Total Assembly
Moet
Linet
Coty
Burkittsville
Sergt. Dietz
Durward Kettells
State Department of Parole and
Edwin F. Nikirk
Sergt. Sherman Boore
Shaw
Aller
Harker
Florida
Butler
Sergt
Boone
Guy Himes
Iti
Samuel W. Barrick
Jacob Mines
Alfred F. Johnson
Frederick
William K. Weddle
Stewart Ed Iward Snyder
Spring Grove Fes Pital
Premier Seeks New French Leader Amid Political Turmoil
In Paris President Rene Coty faces a fresh government crisis after the National Assembly rejected Guy Mollet's austerity plan to fund the Algerian war. Mollet resigns as debates rage over a center coalition likely to form a new administration. Possible successors include Pierre Pflimlin and Rene Pleven as Coty weighs options ahead of a planned June visit to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Cory
United States
New York
Mollet
Pierre Pilimlin
MRP
Popular Republican Movement
Rene Pleven
Moilet
Eisenhower J
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Rain Returns as May Ends with scattered storms
May's weather shifted from dry to wet with 1.89 inches in nine days and a fifth straight day of precipitation. Forecasters expect scattered thundershowers tonight and again Thursday and Friday as temperatures rise from a cool 58 to around 70 degrees with partial cloudiness. Farmers hope the sun dries fields.
Graham Says New Yorkers Are Too Busy To Hear God
Billy Graham told 17 500 at Madison Square Garden that New Yorkers are consumed by business lies greed and money and have no time for prayer. He warned of judgment and urged repentance surrender of the heart to Christ and redoubled prayer in daily life. The sermon centered on John 8 1 11 and the adulterous woman as a model of forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Christ
Ing
Jesus
jDraser
Sini
Lyino
Services For Hospital And Jail Planned
Frederick County Ministers Association meeting at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church discussed launching regular jail services and chaplaincy for Frederick Memorial Hospital in fall. Rev. Robert L. Strickler will lead the social action committee with new officers elected including Rev. William Mowen and Rev. Dale Burrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Strick Br
William Mowen
the Nazarene Church
Dale Burrington
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Richard Thompson
Walkersville
Ernest Drebert
Graceham Moravian
Strickler
Astor
Grossnickle
Harmony
Riversville
Better Roads Sues Sowers Over Truck Collision In Md
In Frederick County Circuit Court Better Roads Corporation and Maryland Casualty sue Glenn E. Sowers for 1500 damages claiming a June 18 1954 collision on U S 40 at Maryland 75 intersection damaged a tractor and deprived its use. The insurer seeks 630 49 reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Roads Corporation
Maryland Casualty Company
Glenn E. Sowers
Frederick
RFD
Roads Firm
Parsons Newman
Brren W. Thompson
U. S. 40
Maryland 75
Sowers
Hopeful Talks To Reopen Robert Terry Plant In Walkersville
Four manufacturers including a local concern show interest in reopening the Robert Terry Garment Company plant in Walkersville. About 100 employees have been idle since May 13. union rep Nettie Alehaffey outlined insurance for four months and unemployment rules while company spokesmen noted vacation pay and ongoing efforts to secure a new manufacturer to resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Terry Garment Company
Walkersville
Iay
Robert Terry Company
Mary 13
Nettie Alehaffey
Eastern ‘Shore
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Robert Terry
Frederick High School honors 46 in National Honor Society
Forty six Frederick High School students were inducted into the Francis Scott Key Chapter National Honor Society. Senior and junior class members were recognized for scholastic ability. T. Brooke Green presided. Robert Ferguson led the guidance staff as faculty adviser. The ceremony marked the society's eleventh anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Robert “H. “Ferguson
National Association of
T. Brooke Green
Harry J .V. Frushour
I Louise Weagley
Harry E. Cornpropst
Gwen Jordan
Cindy Zufall
iGeorgianne Masser
Wiliam Moore
Linde ‘Smith
Glendi ‘Biehl
Richard Bohn
Mary Carter
Honor Crowther
Eleanor England
William Fout
Robert Hammond Albert Harding
John Hunter
Nancy Jackson
Susann Keefer
Charles Keller
Claudia Lackey
Billie Miler
Robert Moss
Martha
Tornado Toll Rises Across Missouri Desloge Fremont
Turbulent weather spawned deadly tornadoes across Missouri and Illinois leaving at least 13 dead and about 270 injured. Desloge Fremont Van Buren and other towns suffered extensive damage as schools and homes collapsed and hundreds remained homeless. President Eisenhower defended defense cuts amid debate on missile and aircraft programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Fremont
van Buren
Portheast
Desloge
Washington Oa
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
House
Alvin Bell
O. M. McLeod
Flat’ River
Bobby Tiefenauer
jDesloge High School
Fredericktown
Ilinois
Alto Pass
Columbia
Claremont
Herred
Monticello
iSquires
Ozark Footibis
Centerville
Kennett
Driving On Suspended License Costs Him $100
A Baltimore man, Christian Ed die Sprouse, was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while his license was suspended and fined 100 or 30 days in jail, plus a 25 fine or 15 days for speeding. Trooper Lovder arrested the defendant on US 46 east of Frederick early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Christian Eddie Sprouse
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Sprouse
Robert C. Lnvder
U.S. 46
Frederick
Daniel Arens
Chicago
Paul’ Eugene Summers
East Fourth Street
Robert Snyder
Edward Raymond Seward
Donald Eugene Sensenig
West Patrick Street
C. C.; Steele
Donald Marshall Weeks
David Roy Patterson
Patuxent
Harvey D. Klein
McKeesport
Sgt
C. D. Mades
Hazen Burns Neal
RFD
Guy M. Himes
Fragmentary School Notes on Staff and Flowers
Readable names include Joanne Derr Barbara Brown Janet Cook faculty members Mrs Grace Englesbrecht Mrs Ann Fry and Zelma Smith with program sponsor Mrs Harriet Patterson. The fragment lists refreshments and flower arrangements linked to multiple staff members in a school setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Patricia Wachiter
Linda Smith
Ruth Boller
Barbara
Port AU Prince
Haiti -Brown
Janet Cook
Joanne Derr
Haiti
Wanda Hoffman
Gwen Jordan
Port Au
Darrell LeGore
Georgianne Mass- Prince
Theler
William Moore
Howard Stup
Norma Wright
Charles Zehader
Turbulet Negro Repub
Cindy “Ulall
Barbara Brown
Grace Engelsbrecht
Ann Fry
Zelma Smith
Siprogram
Harriet Patterson
Five Day Weather Forecast From Grin AP Warmup Then Showers
A five day forecast indicates temperatures will rise Thursday through Saturday with warmer daytime highs and cooler conditions on Thursday through Saturday. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers are possible. Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees above normal with total precipitation around a half to three quarters of an inch. Normal highs are in the 70s and overnight lows range from the mid 40s in western Maryland to the upper 50s in eastern and southern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grin Associated Press
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
France
Molet
Egypt
Suez Canal
Algeria
U. N. Security Council
New York i
Frank Keefer
Frederick County Teachers Association
Janice Wickless
Mary W. Holter
Elm Street
Wickless
North Frederick
Louise Weagley
Frederick High
Marvy Fiery
Emmitsburg
Joan Thompson
Middletown
Warren Brake
Parkway
James T. Hess
Marian Davis
Mabel J. Hoyler
Air Base
Cocoa
Roderick
Ellis Carty
Maryland Training School For
Eyler
Shome
Offic
Mountaindale
Hals- Said
Paul Fogle
Juvy
Jenile
Adams” County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Eastern Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
W. G. Morgan
Jones
Adams County
Adams ‘County
William C. Roderick
Health Department
F.hss
U.S
Russia
London
Nevada
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!