Pinball Cases Set for Trial June 24 in State Court
Twenty charges of violations of state gaming laws, largely pinball payoff activity, are scheduled for trial on June 24 at 10 a.m. Chief Judge Patrick Sehnauffer set the date after arraignments where 19 defendants pleaded not guilty. Several defendants were unrepresented. State's Attorney Edward Lynch said counsel would notify them. Police in plain clothes had visited establishments connected to the defendants and alleged payoff proceeds from pinball machines.
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Patrick
Sehnauffer
Austin James
Hal Devilbiss
Josephine K. James
Gear Frederick
Benjamin E. Over-street
Aniwers
W. Legg
Tourmont
Delbert Piper
Emmitsbur Sammuel
W. Barrick
Fred W. Duncan
Charles E. Duncan
Brunswick
Frank B. Rehmann
Betty J. Rehmann
Frederick
John ME ¥Ost
Catherine TI. Yost
Knoxville
Alton Y. Bennett
Austin A. Oden
William Z. Renn
Frederick W. Jerome Offutt
Charles P. Wilcom
Tramsville
William Brown
Middletown
Guy Gebhart
Emmits- Burg
Barbara O. James
Wilbur W. Renssell
Thurmont
Paul B. Rosencrantz
Frederick Junction
New Jersey Couple Dies in Turnpike Crash
A New Jersey couple, Dalton G. Baldwin 58 and his wife Helen 53, were killed in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near New Stanton interchange. Truck driver Harold J Hawes 34 of Valparaiso Ind was in serious condition. State Police said Mrs Baldwin lost control, the car crossed the median and struck the truck, which went through a guard rail and toppled down a 13 foot embankment.
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Greensburg, Pa
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Turnpike
New Stanton Itterchange
Dalton G. Baldwin
Millingtons
N. J
Helen
Harold J! Hawes
Valparaiso
Ind
Storms sweep central U S with tornado risk
Severe thunderstorms with tornadic winds rumble across the middle United States during the night. Reports include tornado warnings in Missouri, Texas, Nebraska, and South Dakota, with flooding in Kansas and Missouri and a farming fatality in Cadiz Ohio. Earlier a Wyoming storm damaged farm buildings and aircraft.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Gillette
Wyo
Cadiz
Ohio
Great Lakes
State School To Graduate 12
The Maryland Deaf School will host a commencement with 12 graduates including James Edward Haynes and Harold Wieland. Rev. MecVicker will give invocation, with greetings by Lloyd A. Ambrosen. Talks include The Changing Status of the Handicapped and This Changing World.
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Hugo Schunhok
West Virginia
al’ Jen Anderson
James Haynes
Jermy Kephart
James Edward Haynes
Wheaton
Harold Gus Wieland
Delmar
Dei
Bernard Pierce Bailey
Stevensville
Glen Allen Anderson
Fairplay
Hedy Ann Butcher
Baltimore
Dorothy Faye Collins
Westminster
George William Joseph Hess
Hillside
Jerhurston Kep +hart
Boonsboro
Jey Levin
McGee
Bishop
Franklin Roosevelt Price
Edgewood
Josa Beile
Robinson
Milton Dale Schiver
Frostburg
Monkeys Return Alive From Space Nose Cone
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP two monkeys named Able and Baker returned alive from compartments in the nose cone of an Army Jupiter missile. The rocket climbed to 200 miles and reached speeds up to 120000 mph. Recovery was completed and the cone retrieved from the Atlantic as Navy ships and aircraft supported the operation. The mission followed earlier space probes and marked the first living creatures to survive space travel.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Able
Baker
Atlantic
Kiowa
Snowden
Brough
Navy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Ca
Naveral
Jr High All County Band Gives Concert
Approximately 120 members from every junior high in the county performed for about an hour to a crowd of about 400 parents and friends. The concert at West Frederick Junior High School highlighted the year, with six hours of rehearsal under Calvin J Wacker Thomas E Silliman and James G Marrone. James Fisher praised the ensemble for its outstanding progress and response to instruction.
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West Frederick
Calvin J., Wacker
Thomas E. Silliman
James G. Marrone
James Fisher
Employment Picture In Maryland Brighter
The Maryland employment picture improved in April with unemployment at 6.2 percent of the labor force, down from 7.2 percent in March. Officials credit increased farm work in counties as the key factor shaping the rosier view, per Robert B. Kimble, executive director of the department.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
I Department
Hot Weather Memorial Day Forecast Warns Warm Humid Day
Memorial Day is expected to be warm and humid with a high near 90 degrees after a 65 degree overnight. The weather bureau forecasts widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, with little relief from heat pattern continuing through Wednesday.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
State Meeting Of 40 And 8 At Cumberland
Cumberland AP The national commander of the 40 and 8 Americ an Legion branch will attend a state meeting Sunday. Ray D. Marshall of Shamokin Pa. known as chef de chemin de fer. banquet at Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club with Maryland Secretary Thomas Finan as toastmaster. The 40 and 9 term stems from World War I box cars holding four soldiers and eight horses.
Pepco to Test New Dickerson Plant Generating Unit
Potomac Electric Power Company will blow steam and test safety valves at a new Dickerson area plant. Noise from piping and valve work will occur daily from 9 a.m. to daylight hours through June 10. Company assures the sounds are temporary and part of safe startup procedures.
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Dickerson
Potomac Electric Power Company
Baltimore Block Gets Defense From Mayor Cohen
Max Cohen defends The Block, an East Baltimore Street three-block area known for strip clubs and bars. He argues the district draws conventions, supports a local economy, and that workers are responsible citizens, though liquor board inspections threaten operation.
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Baltimore
Max Cohen
Baltimore Public Relations Council
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Cohen
Baltmore Street
Cowen
Maryland Club
Hie Afl
CIO
IOU
Liquor Board
Sal Place
Wmie
Grand Jury
Tme
Red Traffic Light Saves 50 Motorists
In Santa Monica California an AP report says a red traffic light saved 50 motorists on the Pacific Coast Highway. While waiting at the signal, 600 tons of earth and rock tumbled from a Palisades hillside, blocking all lanes of US 101 except a southbound parking lane, with rubble up to eight feet deep.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Presbyterians Endorse Birth Control in Official Resolution
The United Presbyterians joined other Protestant churches in officially endorsing birth control. The resolution states that the proper use of medically approved contraceptives may contribute to the spiritual, emotional and economic welfare of the family. The measure came from the denomination’s general assembly in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
United Presbyterians
Folk Dance Festival At Baker Park Tuesday Morning
About 6000 to 7000 elementary pupils from 26 public schools will march to Baker Park for the annual festival starting at 10 15 a m. Buses will bring county children while city kids mostly walk with overcast weather plans if needed. The event features American square dances and European folk dances with music from records and plans by supervisors Freeman Low Evans Fisher.
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Baker Park
East Frederick
Louise Freeman
Alice Low
Warren Evans
James Fisher
Blaze Sparks Destry Show at Imperial Theatre
New York reports a curtain fire during a matinee of Destry Rides Again at the Imperial Theatre. About 1,500 patrons watched as flames rose 29 feet, smoke filled the house, and fire extinguishers were used. Dolores Gray continued singing during the event, and stage manager Leonard Patrick urged audiences to calmly leave and await resumption after a brief pause.
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New York
Dolores Gray
Destry
Dolores
Imperial Theater
Traffic Deaths In April Rise Across Nation
Traffic fatalities rose in April marking the fourth straight monthly increase and breaking a downward trend from 1957 and 1958. The National Safety Council cites 10,680 deaths for the first four months, up 4 percent from 1958, with April at 2,610, up 1 percent. Disabling injuries reach about 400,000 in this period. Dr Wernher von Braun cautions Americans to rethink educational aims to meet future needs. US ballistic missile leadership warned of a future in which the nation is encircled by hostile forces.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
von Braun
WAENS
Boston
Wernher Son Braun
United States
Brunswick Officials Oppose New Liquor Store License
Four present and former Brunswick officials told County License Commissioner Gail L. Cut of opposition to an additional package liquor store at 5 West Potomac Street. They cited declining population, vacant stores, and rail furloughs, arguing the town does not need another off sale beer wine and liquor outlet despite the owner Fribush stating the store would be separate from his pharmacy.
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Brunswick
Gail L. Cutshall
Sidney Fribush
Brunswick Druggs
West Potomac Street
Fribush
Stanley T. Wirts
William Hartman
Walter F. Albert
Chester Philips
Albert
Horiman
Wiris
Phillips
Joan Foster
Bryan
Hquer
Bennett
Beni
Eny
E. Austin James
Louis V. Myers Jr
Catshall
T. West Claggettt Jr
James E. Cummings
Two Mt Airy Youths Hurt In Auto Wreck
Two Mt Airy youths were injured when a 1934 Ford Victoria overturned on Mull Road east of Route, about a mile from town. Harry Thomas Louman, 17, sustained a scalp laceration and hand injuries and was treated at the scene then admitted to the hospital. Ronald Jackson, 17, had shoulder and abdominal abrasions and was treated and released. State Trooper Newcomer said charges may be filed.
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Mn Mull
Harry Thomas Louman
Ronald Jackson
Airy
Wester Sea
Vir
Eisenhower Meets Gromyko In White House Talks
President Eisenhower welcomed Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to a 20 minute White House meeting with the American, British, and French foreign ministers. He expressed hope Geneva talks would ease tensions and lead to progress toward a possible summit. Gromyko called the session very pleasant and useful.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gromyyko
Russia
White House
Gromyko
Esenhower
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
James C. Hagerty
Geneva
Europe
Hagerty
Germany
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Khrushchev
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Llord
Herter
Switzerland
Gromyxo
Dollars For Charity Still Under Surface
SAX FRANCISCO AP two thirds of America does not give to charity according to Melvin A Glasser executive vice president of the National Foundation He told the National Conference on Social Welfare that fund raisers have barely scratched the surface and that charitable giving has room to grow with rising wealth and a trend toward larger contributions.
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Sax Francisco
America
National Foundation
Melvin A. Glasser
Foundation
National Conference On Social Welfare
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Plaza
Claude Pelham
South Bend, Ind
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All County Band
Cumberland
Pepco
Dulles EN State
John Foster Dules
National Cathedral
John T. Staub
Winters
Fisherman's Wharf
Mt. Airy
San Francisco
Jonathan Winters
San Francisco Peninsula
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