Eight-Year Sentences Given Three
Three Baltimore men, Davenport Mason and Coates, received eight year terms in the Maryland Penitentiary for burglary and escape after an April jail breakout. The trio, plus others, had been captured near Culpeper and Brunswick. Mason and Coates were nabbed inside the J. P. Kam Lumber Company in Brunswick.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Frederick County
Preston L. Davenport
George Mason
Henry Coates
Davenport
Culpeper
Schnauffer
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Mason
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sperry
Robert McAfee
Neil Alexander
Lumber Company
Coates
Brunswick
Ralph W. Stauffer Jr
Timber Company
Bernard Wirls
B&o
Donald C. Hackey
Frederick
Elbert J. Gardner
Maryland Institute For Men
State Police Put All Troopers On Memorial Day Patrols
Lt. C F Cook of the Maryland State Police says all available troopers will patrol county highways for Memorial Day using radar marked and unmarked cars to curb traffic and accidents. Officers will focus on major arteries U S 40 15 and 340 and detec tives will wear uniforms. Last Memorial Day there was one fatal crash in the county with six injuries in 14 accidents statewide. The holiday is a legal closure for government offices banks and many establishments. Braddock Heights park and pool open May 30 with schedules detailing hours. Frederick City pool plans a June 15 opening.
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C. EF. Cook
Maryland State Police
Frederick
National Safety Council
Maryland
Braddock Heights Park
Sentencing Withheld In Truancy Case
Catherine Mock, 35, of Middletown, found guilty of failing to comply with compulsory school attendance. Sentencing delayed to mid June to assess if her five children attend regularly. Fogle testified that 227 school days were missed by the five children this year.
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Catherine
Mock
RFD
Middletown
Stanley Y. Bennett
Mrs. Mock
Bennett
Motorist Fined After Following Police Car At High Speed
Samuel Harold Ford of Wheaton was found guilty of speeding after following an emergency transport police car on U S 240. He was fined 15 dollars plus costs. The case was heard by Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett.
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Wheaton
Samuel Harold Ford
Stanley Y. Bennett
Ford
U.S
Tie Top Barnes
Montgomery County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tfe
Frederick
Howard Gassaway
New Market
Grace Lee
Melvin Eugene Roberts
Frederick County
Roberts
Paul W. Mossburg
John Maryland Cornell
Alexandria
Cornell
Cpl
Bernard E. King
Little old lady foils robbers at supermarket
A suburban Wells ton woman described as a little old lady pried off a padlock to a supermarket door, put her own lock on the hasp, called police, and the three men including an ex convict surrendered after the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Wellston
Myersville native Dr. Grayson W. Gaver to receive UM Dental Alumni honor
Dr Grayson W Gaver of Myersville will be honored by the University of Maryland School of Dentistry Alumni Association at its annual banquet held at the Sheraton-Belladore in Baltimore. Gaver, a longtime faculty member and former dean candidate, has earned five medals and membership in Omicron Kappa Upsilon. He has served the school since 1922 and remains active in dental education and professional societies.
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Sheraton-Belladore
Baltimore
Grayson W. Gaver
Myron &. Aisenberg
New Britain
Conn
Dental
de. Aisenbert
Peas Hemets
University of Marsland Scho
Mtves RE Borsultant
Tnettites 1 Meeth
Sinai Hospital
Cu Hospitals
Latheran Hospital
Im Myereville
Gaver
University of Maryland Dental School
Dental School
Tamolay
Heatwoie
Teachers Named Fellows For GE Economics Program
Miss Katherine Biehl of Frederick High and Miss Barbara Olsh Westminster of Thurmont High were chosen for Union College’s GE Economics Fellows Program this summer in Schenectady New York. Forty eight high school social studies teachers nationwide join a six week program with field trips to GE plants and graduate credit. The initiative is sponsored by the GE Foundation along with Purdue Claremont and the University of Kentucky running similar teacher programs.
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Katherine Biehl
Frederick High School
Barbara Olsh
Westminster
Thurmont High School
General Electric
Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
District of Columbia
Union
General Electric Foundation
Purdue
Claremont
University of Kentucky
Chicago
Virginia
Foundation
General ‘Electric Foundation
Union College General Electric
Middle Atlantic States
Goldwater Leads Early 1960 Delegates Poll
Phoenix Gazette poll of 1960 Republican convention delegates shows Barry Goldwater as the leading presidential choice with about 4 percent support. The survey collected 77 responses from mid April ballots cast by LaG1 delegates and named other candidates with scattered support.
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Phoenix
Ariz
CAP
Barry M. Goldwater
ReAriz
Phoenix Gazette
Phovniy Afternoon Daily
Goldwater
Washington APY Move Surprises Senate
Senators from Coan and D regions push a surprise financial measure amid heated debates on currency and debt controls. The proposal signals a shift in policy priorities and draws quick responses from opposing factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
X. Depo
Six die in fogbound turnpike crash in New Jersey
Dense fog on the New Jersey Turnpike caused a pileup of 14 vehicles, killing six people including one at St. James Hospital in Newark. About 10 others were injured, four seriously. Victims include Blake St. Marie and Charles L. Hatch among others, with identities released as information arrived.
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Blake St. Marie
Sarnia
Ontario
Canada
Charles L. Hatch
Richmond Hills
Ronald D. Pyle
Butler, Pa
George J. Anderson
Jackson
Mich
George F. Smith
Sol Dorking Rd
Glen Burnie
St. James
Everest Climbers Return After Mt Everest Ascent
Two sunburned Americans William Unsocks and Barry Bishop arrived at Missionary Hospital in Katmandu after frostbitten toes from their climb. They were carried down more than 21 miles from base camp by rescuers and later reunited with their wives.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
William Unsocks
Corvallis
Ore
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
Trial Opens in Baltimore Murder Case
AP report states Maxine Gross, a 60 year old striptease dancer, goes to trial in Baltimore on charges of murdering a Filipino doctor in a hotel. The case hinges on forensic and witness testimony as proceedings begin.
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Rees
Washington
Supreme Court
Melvin Davis Rees Jr
Virginia
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Hyattsville
Spotsylvania County
Baltimore
APY
Maxine Gross
Kennedy seeks 793 million for capital rapid transit
President Kennedy asked Congress to authorize 793 million dollars for a rapid transit system in the capital area and suburbs. He pitched funding from rider fares plus federal and local grants and backed a plan by the National Capital Transportation Agency including some downtown subways. He urged district funds for the east leg of an inner loop and Fort Drive Parkway while calling for a pause on the Three Sisters bridge and a reexamination of the highway program to weigh impacts on the capital.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Aml
National Capital Transportation Agency
District of Columbia
Fort Drive Parkway
Three Sisters
District
Virginia
Potomac River
Pope John II Gravely Weakened in Vatican
Pope John XXIII is gravely weakened by recurrent hemorrhages and confined to his apartment in the Vatican. Officials report mixed but improving signs. President Kennedy’s planned visit is suspended and doctors continue vigilant care as Cardinal Cicognani and Bishop Van Lierde stay nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican
Kennedy
Pierre van Lierde
Rome
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Piero Mazzoni
Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter's Square
Gasharrini
L'Osservatore Romano
Pope John
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
van Lierde
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average three degrees below normal with warmer days midweek and cooler weekend. Normal highs range 74 to 80 with lows 55 to 62. mountain areas may see upper 40s. Precipitation totals about half an inch with rain or showers on Tuesday and again Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Memorial Day Sacrifices by Women Across Wars Highlighted
The article recalls women who served and sacrificed in U S wars from the Revolutionary War to World War II and beyond. It notes figures such as Blanche F. Sieman and Molly Palcher, honors through wreaths, and the roles of the WAC Waves and Coast Guard, plus the legacy of 10,000 plus women who died in uniform.
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Geese
Martha Cole
Washington
Molly Palcher
Blanche F. Sieman
East Akron
Ohin
Department of Defense
American Red Cross
Navy
Coast Guard
Monens Air Force
High Court Sets Pace for Desegregation of Public Parks
The Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling rejects indefinite delay in desegregation after Brown v. Board. Justice Goldberg writes that immediate desegregation of parks and recreational facilities in Memphis is required and that schools face no blanket delay justification. The decision upholds a Memphis park case allowing gradual admission while demanding prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Goldberg
Memphis
Tenn
Goldberg
Brown
Memphis Park
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ohio
High Court Rejects Wallace Challenge on Federal Troops
The Supreme Court refused Gov George Wallace of Alabama a ruling against JFKs use of federal troops in Birmingham. Wallace argued neither state officials asked for troops and sought to void wartime power and the 14th Amendment basis of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
High Tribunal
Kennedy
Wallace
Virginia governor proposes highway cost spreading plan
The Virginia governor suggested spreading highway costs over time to reduce immediate strain. He argued that phased funding would ease the burden on state finances while still delivering road improvements.
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Hackey
George B. Frasey
Thurmont
Bradley M. Gerwig
Yellow Springs
Mackey
Frailey
Catoctin Furnace
New York State
Fratey
Drummitt
Wis
Frederick City
Hood College
Goodioe E. Byron
Mason and Coates
E. Austin James
Murray H. Fout
Garder
Richard Burgee
Myersville
Dr. Gaver
Mosersville
Univer
Ivan
Amerian Cuveze
Ty. Graves
Gerver
Vis
New Jersey
Newark Airport
Elizabeth
New York
Neon
Pigheg
Mohican
George Remneya
Emmy Ksanitov
William Scranton
Toga Coal
Farmer Vier Tresmient Richar Mc
Thraston BR
Morton
TeRy
Oregon
Merk Hatheld
Thische
de Seetanner
Henry Forel
Fepgier Sen
Wal Tien Koland
Coe Fortih Portydeep
Gregetes Uel Epteed
New Jersey Turnpike
Solomon Bramble
Woolford, Md
Missionary Hospital
John II
Alent
Wats
Elesser Ice
Daras
High Court
Wilmington
Hoohanne Gare
Mas Goyer
Mens
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