City Tavern Owner Faces Hearing Over On Sale License
Louis V. Myers announces a June hearing to determine whether City Tavern owner Joan G Shelhorse should keep the on sale beer license. He cites numerous complaints about disturbances and a reported fracas prompting police calls in the 100 block of West Patrick Street. The hearing is set for June 6 in Trail Magistrate's Court House room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis V. Myers
Joan G. Shelhorse
City Tavern
West Patrick Street
Myers
Driver Fined In Crash With Deputy's Car
Lutte Shifflett of Frederik headed toward New Market lost brakes and drifted into a sheriff’s car. Authorities found his brakes defective, with one witness noting the vehicle drifted across the highway. Shifflett faced fines. a minor, Charles Kinna, received suspended sentences for theft. Mary Giles was fined for an improper left turn after a delayed trial.
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Lutte Shifflett
Shufflett
Newmarket
Frederick
Jennings
Clara Figgins
Sinfflett
Byron W. Thompson
Shiffiett
Robert Rothenhoefer
Shuffiett
Rothenhoefer
Charles
Jack” Kinna
Frederik
Herbert Rollins
Kinna
Tom Michael
Michael
Mary Giles
Beallsville
Eisenhower pledges full support for inquiries request
President Eisenhower promised full cooperation with congressional inquiries during a breakfast with lawmakers. Senate leaders urged unity of spirit as Johnson described the session as enjoyable and productive. Senator Fulbright outlined plans for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry to begin Friday, with other committees also planning investigations.
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Dirksen
Sen
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Congressional
Fire damages home near Iamsville in early morning blaze
A defective electrical short caused a fire at a two story home near Iamsville injuring no one. Walker Roop and his family frantically moved valuables as New Market District Volunteer Fire Department battled flames. Damages estimated at several hundred dollars with a wall to be removed. State Police assisted and Independent Hose Company helped fight the fire. The alarm rang at 2:45 am and units returned by 4:40 am.
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Walker Roop
Iamsville
New Market’ District Volunteer Fire Department
Roop
New Market Fire Department
Soviet Broadcast Jamming Reported by White House
The White House said Soviet leaders blocked broadcasts of President Eisenhower s Paris summit speech. James C Hagerty reported the jam aimed at preventing the Russian people from hearing the U S account of the conference results.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Paris
Hagerty
Clarksburg Adds New Post Office Under Leasing Plan
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield announced a new Clarksburg Maryland Post Office to be built under the Commercial Leasing Program. The site on State Route 355 between Hammerhill Road and Old State Highway 12 covers about 21 847 square feet with 1350 square feet of building space and a loading platform. The bidder will buy the land and lease the building to the Post Office Department on a long term basis with renewal options.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Clarksburg
Post Office Department
Hammerhill Road
Raymond Shipp
Summerfield
Julia ML Hess
Markets See Mixed Day as Advances Continue in New York
Electronics rose further while steels gained some ground in a mixed stock market. Trading stayed active with stock moves varying, showing fractional to about one point gains in early afternoon activity.
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New York
Electronics
Steels
Quakes Rend Chile as Aftermath Mounts
In southern Chile tolls climb from successive quakes tsunamis and avalanches with 2 829 dead or missing and 2 million homeless amid 300 million dollars in damage The US Air Force aids relief as rain hampers rescues and volcanoes smoke over devastated regions.
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Santiago
Chile
Milllion
US Air Force
Intenor
Lizz
Cautm
Andes
Lake Rimihue
New Jersey
Delaware
South Carolina
Panama Canal Zone
Argentina
Cuba
Ecuador
Haiti
Peru
Netherlands
Norway
Red Chess
City Man Nabbed In Auto Chase
Russell T. Miller, 35, of Frederick Maryland, led police on a 100 mile an hour chase in a stolen cab from Washington to Harpers Ferry West Virginia. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined five dollars plus costs and ten days in jail. Miller claimed the car was stolen in Washington and used to steal the cab near the Capitol. police pursued across Maryland with shots fired before Holman of the West Virginia State Police captured him in Harpers Ferry. Authorities may hand him to federal agents for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Miller planned a barbershop in Rockville and stopped there Tuesday after the chase.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Russell T. Miller
Frederick
Maryland
Harpers' Ferry
Miller
Yife
Merle
Alger
Washington
Capitol Building
Rockville
Bollivar
Fredenck
New Market
Brunswick
Jefferson
Knoxville
Bart Miller
West Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Bolivar
Washington Jand Shenandoah
G. G. Holman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hood College to grant record large 67th commencement
Hood College will award degrees to 131 candidates at its 67th commencement, the largest class in history. 100 Bachelor of Arts, 18 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, and 33 Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates will be honored. Gen Alfred M. Gruenther will deliver the commencement address on security through dedicated service.
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Truman B. Douglass
Douglass
Board of Home Missions
Congregational Christian Churches
Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Andrew G. Truxal
Board of Trustees
Ard
Helen Meixel Fox
Truxal
Truxals
Hearing For Disciplinary Action Against Nikirk Set
Frederck County Bar Association petitions Circuit Court to determine disciplinary action against Edwin F. Nikirk former State's Attorney recently released from federal prison for income tax evasion. Show cause order due by June 15 with lawyers Storm and Rosenstock for Nikirk. Nikirk pleaded nolo contendere and was sentenced to one year in federal prison.
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Frederck County Bar Association
Circuit Court
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nilark
John R. Fitzpatrick
Robert E. Clapp Jr
James McSherry
Charles A. Price
Patrick M. Schwanifer
Nikirk
William M. Storm
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Nito
Danbury
Connr
United States District Court
Bar Association
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service
Xi- Kirk
Walkersville School bids sought for renovations and kitchen install
The Board of Education requests bids for alterations and additions to Walkersville elementary school including a new kitchen and toilets. Work to be done mainly by staff, with contractor for kitchen and electrical work. Aim to begin after school ends and finish by September opening. A driveway redesign and campus upgrades linked to a new high school are planned for the area.
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Board of Education
Walkersville
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Sensenbaugh
Chickens spill from truck at Clarke and Loch Market
A chicken transport overturned at Clarke Place and Loch Market Street when side boards failed. Mc Kendae Riley of Gaithersburg was driving the truck. Crates broke, many chickens were killed, traffic halted as bystanders watched and helped clear debris.
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Clarke Place
Loch Market Street
McKendae Riley
RFD 2
Gaithersburg
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Ceylon
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Albert
Hye Tw
Hood
Nikirk Set
U.S
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Findlay
Ohio
Landy
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East Germany
Lundy
Wiesbaden
Saratoga
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Bernd Leonhardt
North Carolia
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