Fatal accident claims Mrs Young after fall at fishing cabin
Mrs. Edward Louis Young, 43, fell while climbing a 26 foot staircase at a fishing cabin near Brunswick, fracturing her skull. She died en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital after an auto crash on U.S. 340. Her husband, injured, survived. funeral plans by M. R. Etchison and Son.
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Saansvick
Edward Louis Young
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon Smith
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mechanicville Strike Ends at West Virginia Pulp Plant
Mechanicville New York workers return to work as West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co ends four month strike after state mediator recommended settlement. 26 disciplined employees avoid firing and may be recalled as production resumes within days.
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Mechanicville
N.Y
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
George N. Hoover
Hoover
Parked Car Struck by Another on Route 89
State Police report a 1956 Chevrolet parked along Route 89 was struck by a second vehicle at 11 o clock. Bernadine Elizabeth Bowie of South Court Street says the car was loaned to Paul I. Lewis of Paebus Avenue whom she claims was driving. Lewis says another party caused the crash and fled. Police charged Lewis with driving without a license. Estimated damage is 259 dollars to each vehicle.
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Neward Urbana
District of Columbia Atiow
Elizabeth Bowie
South Court Street
Carl R. Mauzr
Lewis
Troon Lewis
Maury
County Council of Churches Elects Leaders in Frederick
Robert L. Smith was elected president of the Frederick County Council of Churches at a Sunday meeting at the Church of the Brethren on Fairview avenue. Other officers named include Rev Paul L. Althouse as first vice president and A B Collmus as second vice president.
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Robert L. Smith
Evangelical Eartheran Church
Frederick County
Austin P. ReEn
Doubl
Ces
Iric
Potomac Pelsson
Salvation Army
Meme United Company
Adenauer to Attend Dulles Funeral in Washington
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will fly to Washington with Foreign Minister Heinrich Von Brentano to attend the funeral of John Foster Dulles. Adenauer, 83, chose to attend in person due to his close friendship with Dulles, despite protocol suggesting only Von Brentano would go.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Adenauer
Dulles
Emmitsburg Leader Fuss C R Dies at 67 in Emmitsburg
Charles Russell Fuss a prominent Emmitsburg resident and former Roads Board member died suddenly at 6 15 this morning at his son’s home in Emmitsburg He was 67 a retired farmer and longtime town official with roles in Trinity Methodist church Farmers State Bank Lions Club and other local bodies His funeral is set for Wednesday at Trinity Methodist church with interment in Keysville cemetery.
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Charles Russell Fess
Emmitsburg
Frederick County Roads Board
Maruise R Fuss
RFD
Fuss
East Main Street
Trinity Methodist Church
Farmers State Bank
Meade Fuss
Rosanna Ohler Fuss
Emmabell Cligan
Baltimore
Carrie Fuss
Long
Mmitsburg
Elmer L
Yancvrtown
John M
RFC
Rfc Emmitsburg, Clarence M., Dillsburg, Pa., and Robert W., Genvince
Calif
Cameron Johnson
Keysville
Wilson Funeral Home
Exeter Youth Abstracted for Cabin Break In Massachusetts
An 18 year old Exeter Massachusetts youth named Johnny Prescott was arrested by Deputy Sheriff George Layman on charges of breaking into John Morgan’s Fishing Creek cabin and stealing knives forks spoons glass beer and other articles. Prescott reportedly entered the cabin twice on a Sunday night and hid the items in a mountain hiding place. He has been traveling the area since early May and was jailed on breaking and entering and larceny charges.
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Exeter
Mass
George Layman
Fishing Creek
John Morgan
Johnny Prescott
Layman
Prescott
Morgan Cabin
Temperature Rebounds After Weekend Cool Spell Tue Outlook
Temperatures fell about 42 degrees over the weekend, reaching 45 early today with heavy dew. Sunday was 11 degrees warmer than Friday's 87, while rain at the airport totaled 0.25 inch. highs today near the low seventies with a low around 52 tonight and warmer Tuesday as showers and thundershowers may return midweek.
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Mercury
City Property Sold at Public Auction
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Perry H. Shorb at 123 North Market Street and 12 arages were sold to Mr. and Mrs. Austin F. Foland of Dill Avenue for $27,200. The 15 room home includes three baths and multiple apartments on the floors. Personal property also sold well. Auctioneer was John L. Ponton and clerk Helen F. Ponton.
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City
Perry H. Shorb
North Market Street
Arages
Austin F. Foland
Dill Avenue
John L. Ponton
Helen F Ponton
Rioters near Nanking kill over eighty Communists
Central News Agency report says more than 10,000 people rioted near Nanking on March 1, killing over 80 Communists who refused to join. Troops with peasants seized 400 more as tensions rose after a 78 year old woman died and unrest spread along the Yangtze river town of Rianxu.
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Taipei
Formosa
Central
Nanking
Yantzeiver
Rianxu
Father Dies Kneeling By Unconscious Son In Boise
AP reports James E. Hinderliter slumped dead Sunday while kneeling to cushion his unconscious son James L. Hinderliter 15 who lay in the street beside a motorcycle after failing to avoid a dog. A doctor said the father died likely from a heart attack. the teen was hospitalized with internal injuries.
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Boise
Iidako
James E. Hinderliter
Hinderliter
James L
Five Day Forecast Warm spell with scattered showers
Temperatures will average 3 to 4 degrees above normal with a warm stretch Tuesday to Thursday and a cooler trend Friday into the weekend. Scattered showers are expected Thursday and Friday, with Jin mountain late Wednesday totaling about one-half to three-fourths of an inch.
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Associated Press
Jin Mountain
Cab Taken by Two Held Up Baltimore Taxi Driver
Two men alleged to have held up a Baltimore taxi driver near New Market on Maryland 144 were arrested shortly after by State Police on US 15 north of Frederick. Raven G. Windon and Robert B. Portmess faced armed robbery charges after surrendering when troopers found the stolen cab and recovered $16. Clarence Rush, the driver, was tied with belts and later freed. the crime occurred about three miles west of New Market.
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New Market
Marsland 144
US. 15
Frederick
Sergt
H. L. Basore
Raven G. Windon
Arlington
Robert B. Portmess
Cumberland
Sergt. Basore
William Newcomer
U.S. 15
Mountaindale Road
Clarence Jordan Rush
Rush
Greyhound
Baltimore
Edmonson Avenue
U.S. 40
Maryland 144
Maurice B. Ray
Rays Body Shop
Frederick County
Three Men Enter Drag Racing Charges in Myersville
Three men appear in magistrate court on April 25 for drag racing and driving at an unreasonable speed in Myersville. Defendants Thomas Dinterman Jr Edward Orrison and Warren E Moser faced the charges as magistrate Byron W Thompson heard arguments over admitted statements from Moser and Orrison.
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Myersville
K. O. McAlister
Thomas Dinterman Jr
Edward Orrison
Warren E. Moser
Dinterman
Alion ¥. Bennett
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Byron W. Thompson
Moser
Orrison
Fred A. Baumegardiner
Baumgardner
Frederick
Six Die In Md Traffic Accidents Weekend Toll Rises
Six people died in Maryland traffic accidents over the weekend, raising the state toll to 192 for 1959. Among the victims were Elizabeth J. Scaramelli of St. Petersburg Fla and Donald F. Smith of Street Md, both on motorcycles, and Dianna Biser a 17 month old girl fatally injured by a backing car near Middletown. Police noted multiple crashes including a near-motorcycle collision on U S 1 near Hickory, and a fatality on U S 13 near Foxlake City. The report lists several drivers charged or awaiting investigation in the period.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Virginia
Elizabeth J. Scaramelli
St. Petersburg
Fla
Severn
Madi
Vernon Edwards Jr
Edwards
Anne Arundel General Hospital
U.S. 1
Hickory
Harford County
Donald F. Smith
Street
Cammuilia L. Ashley
Bel Air
Dianna Biser
Middletown
Frederick County
Charlotte Louise Biser
Plac i
Saturda Samuel P. Wright
Baltimore
Re White
Salisbury
Ione
Focemake City
Melvin C MacQuoid
Norfolk
Nick Pohce
Kay
Prankster Climbs Fence With Lions At Zoo
In Dudley England a prankster named France climbed a zoo fence and faced three lions. He said he acted on impulse as a lion approached, noting it had just been fed. Keepers credit the feeding with preventing harm. France escaped back over the fence and told reporters he wouldn’t test fate again. VOTE TUESDAY FRANKFORT Kentucky Democrats face a fierce primary after a long campaign.
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Dudley
England
Edward
France
Cace
Three Youths Die After Route 94 Collision Near Hanover
Three youths from Hanover were killed and another injured in a two car crash on rain slick Route 94, about five miles north of Hanover. Victims Dale Alwine 20 Raymond Myers 16 and Gary Hawn 17 died at Hanover Hospital. Kenneth Spangler 19, injured with internal wounds, was treated in fair condition. Spangler’s car was struck after Hawn’s vehicle crossed into the northbound lane following a swimming party at Dick’s Dam.
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Hanover
Here
Dale Alwine
Raymond F. Myers
Gary Hawn
Kenneth Spangler
Dick's Dam
Hawn
Spanglers
Spangler
Record Number Of Prisoners In Jail
Houston AP reports a record 391 prisoners crowded the city jail, overflow from a weekend of many arrests. The facility, designed for 300, overwhelmed by four dining rooms used as bullpen cells. Lt. C B Mayfield said arrests spiked independent of Mayor Cutter’s proposed stop and search plan rejected by council as unconstitutional. Police treated the idea coolly.
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Houston, Tex
C. B. Mayfield
Lewis Cutter
Big Four In Recess Two Days
Western ministers will suspend talks in Geneva on Germany for two days to attend the funeral of John Foster Dulles in Washington. Christian Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville plan to pursue secret talks with Gromyko on summit arrangements during the pause.
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Geneva
Germany
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Selwed Lloyd
Maurie Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Andrew H. Berding
Gromyko
Herter
Herters
Couve de Murville
Lloyds
Sir Anthony Rumbold
Two Prison Breakers Escape Jefferson County Jail
Charles Town West Virginia AP Police in Western Maryland and Virginia pursued two Jefferson County inmates who fled after threatening the jailer with chains ripped from bunk beds. Donald Howard McDaniel 22 of near Charles Town and John Junior Hostler 21 of Harpers Ferry area were serving 1 to 10 years for breaking and entering. Deputy Magaha said they hid behind a door during escort of prisoners and fled through the main entrance to freedom.
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Charles Town
Maryland
Virginia
Jefferson County
Donald Howard McDaniel
John Junior Hostler
Harpers Ferry
W. R. Magaha
Bull Pen
Magaha
Hood College hosts soloists and community chorus concert
A large audience enjoyed a Sunday night program at Hood College featuring soprano Eleanor Eichelberger, tenor Joseph Victor Lad, and the Cecelian Singers with the Hood Community Chorus. Debussy works, a sacred cantata, and Rosetti poems were performed with accompaniment by Reynaldos Reves. The concert highlighted strong local talent and guest artists including Miss June Iter and organist Miss Miller.
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Tanice Hassel
Frank Whitmore
Antonowicz
Laderoute
tHano
Cecelian
Bach
Debuss
Chopin
Reynaldos Reves
Debussy
Reves
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County Council of Churches
Dr. Wilhelm
C. R. Fuss
County Roads Board
E. R. United Church
Grace Thomas
Roy W. Graham
Robert &. Hutton
Robert Jaeger
Richard Best
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomec Synod
Massachusetts
Ci m Hardman
Baltmore
Route 40
Hardman
A. D. Carlson
Harmony Grove
Robert B. Spickler
Wilmer L. Clark
Felix von Eck- Gt
Karl- Guenther von Haase
Luther Bolz
Piesch Toeplaz
Ricks Lion
Frankfort. Ky
Big Four
New York
Hood
Damozel
Miss Miller
Miss Juneiter
J. 5. Bush
Colantinne
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