Patrolman Suspended After Man Is Slain in Baltimore County
In Baltimore County a 3 mile chase ended with the death of 29 year old Harold Jennelle who was shot in the back by Patrolman Howard Rappold. The officer was suspended pending an investigation. Rappold said he fired after warning Jennelle as the car fled a used car lot and escaped in a wooded area.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Harold Jennelle
Jennelle
City
Howard Rappold
Rappold
Jeanelle
Frederick
Gar
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Weather Bureau
Rev Garvey to Speak at Mount St Marys Commencement
The Very Rev Francis J Garvey pastor of Holy Saviour Church Westmont N J will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg 148th commencement on Tuesday June 5 at 430 pm in the college chapel.
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Francis J. Garvey
the Holy Saviour Church
Westmont
N. J
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
New York City
Imsgr
Garvey
Dun and Bradstreet
Wall Street
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Trenton
Faw
St. Mary's Cathedral
Church of the Holy Saviour
Msgr. Garvey
Catholic Scouting
Camden
Diocesan Building Commission
Catholic Charities
Monsignor
Msgr
Hood College Builds Two New Campus Structures
Work is underway on Hood College for a $284,500 science building and a $455,000 dormitory. J L Keller and Sons repair excavations near Gambrill Gymnasium while J B Ferguson and Company works between the administration building and Coffman Chapel. Both contracts aim for occupancy at the start of the fall term 1957 with no formal cornerstone ceremony planned.
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Hood College
J L. J. Keller and Sons
Jefferson
Symington Boom To Get Started Today
A 1940 German sabotage plot document release prompts discussion of Senator Stuart Symington. The Missouri Democrat says he will accept the nomination but not campaign. The report ties to a Red Star Line steering ship sinking in 1940 and lists political maneuvering at the Democratic state convention in Missouri. Other items include a Baltimore dock incident, Eisenhower’s return from Gettysburg, and a transfer of French Indian Coast settlements to India.
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Washington
Jefferson City
Missouri
Baltimore
Stuart Symington
Symington
New Delhi
India
France
Nehru
Count Ostrorog
Pondichery
Karikal
Yanam
Mahe
George P. Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
Mahoney
Senate
Tydings
Chicago
Havre de Grace
Democratic
Joseph D. Tydings
T. Barton Harrington
Harrington
Democratic State Central Committee
Tornadoes Form and Heavy Rains Hit Central Midwest
The Associated Press reports tornado lines formed in western Nebraska western Kansas and northwestern Texas with no ground touches and no damage. Central Illinois received nine inches of rain causing floods and crop losses while Salt Creek and Kickapoo Creek overflowed. Warm moist air rising into cooler air spurred thunderstorms across the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and Plains regions.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Illinois
Fisher
Ill
Salt Creek
Farmer City
Heyworth
Great Lakes
Ohio River Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Wisconsin
Pro Western Parties Lead in Early Italian Local Elections
Early returns from nationwide local elections show the Christian Democrats leading against the Communist Socialist Left. In 184 of 48,313 districts, CD tally 41,436 votes, communists 7,249, socialists 12,147, with high turnout around 90 percent suggesting strong support for center parties.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
Sicily
Moscow
Center
Guns and knives found in Delray Beach car search
Police conducted a four-way search at Delray Beach entrances to the public ocean strip. Officers recovered guns and knives from cars of white and Negro occupants. Owners may reclaim their arms at police headquarters after a cooling-off period.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Swiss expedition scales Everest and Lhotse in Nepal
A Swiss mountaineering team has climbed Mt Everest twice and also reached the summit of Lhotse, as announced by a Nepalese government official on May 28.
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CMME
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt Everest
Lhotse. 1
Eisenhower Has Restored Honesty Told To GOP Women
The event covered a regional Republican Women district conference in Urbana where Ezra T. Benson’s son praised the Eisenhower administration for higher earnings lower taxes and stable costs. He highlighted honesty integrity and efficiency restored in government and a large tax cut while defending contemporary economic policy.
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Eisenhower
Reed
Benson
U. S
Ezra T. Benson
Fed
iUrbana
Secretary of
Washington
May Permit Reunion Of Broken Up Families
Cairo report quotes Ibrahaim Izzat saying Israel will take back a limited number of Arab refugees to allow family reunions. Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett says not a large number and proposes compensation via American loans and international aid if refugees resettle in surrounding Arab states. Izzat’s piece appears in Rose el Youssef after his surprise trip to Israel earlier this month.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ibrahaim Izzat
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Rose el Youssef
London
Mob Halts Departure Of Troops In France Turmoil at St Nazaire
At the French port of St Nazaire a mob of about 1500 surged through police lines and carried reservists home from a station bound for Algeria. Police and guards failed to stop the march despite tear gas and grenades as 200 reservists were on the train and the crowd swelled with Communist unions calling for action. The train left two hours late after the demonstrators carried the reservists off the platform. Similar action was feared at Nantes with a large police presence planned.
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ST. Nazaire
France
al ‘Geria
Lane Shipbuilding
Mediterranean
General Federation of Labor
Nantes
Auty
Algeria
Japs Claim New H Bomb Blast Today
Japanese scientists reported atmospheric pressure waves from a new Bikini H bomb test similar in force to the May 21 blast. A Tokyo observatory noted seismograph and gauge readings, while U.S. AEC officials offered no immediate comment.
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Tokyo
United States
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commissions
Washington
Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory
Japan
Matsushiro
Proving Ground
AEC
Tokyo Observatory
Air Ganges
Yokohama
Two City Accidents Cause Minor Injuries and Fines
Two accidents occurred around noon Sunday in the city totaling over 700 dollars in damage. In one collision at East Church street and Middle Alley, Linda and Rosemary Barattino were treated for minor injuries after their mother’s car was hit. Richard L. Brown, 20, was cited for failing to yield. collateral of 6.45 dollars was forfeited. Haywood N. Workman, 20, and Russell W. Tobery Jr., 30, faced reckless driving charges after a rear end collision on West South street, with damages of 80 to 100 dollars. Milton Payton, 28, was charged with reckless driving at All Saints and Market.
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John D. Reardon
Dover
N. H
Nolle Contendere
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Maryland
W. K. May
James C. Craig
Baltimore
Joe A. G. Hedden
U.S 40 West
Leonard L. Davis
Sharpsburg
Middletown
Geo. R. Cole
Roy E. Lichty
U. S. 40
Paul H. Lambert
Fredery
Robert C. Snyder
Bartonson
D. Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Senate Public Works Com
Merle W. Turpin
Christmittee
Iansburg
Senate
House
Aaron R. Ellison
William L. Herzing
Baltis
U. S
Delbert H. Bittner
Bureau of Public Roads
Gore
U.S. 40 East
Harry B. Morfair
Gan
Walkersville
Jack Spen
Airy
U. S. 40 East
William S. Baker
Frederick
English
Thurmont
Ive Hedden
East Church Street
Middle Alley
Linda
Rosemary Barattino
United
Richard L. Brown
Commerce Street
Anita B. Barattino
Fort Deitrick
George Hoffman
Brown
Haywood N. Workman
Monttrose
W. Va
Willam A. Boone Jr
Russell W. Tobery Jr
Winchester Street
West South Street
H Tobery
Washington
Ei Workman Carsenhower
Key
Workman
Ocean Current Study May Give Answer To A Waste Disposal
A study by 46 participants on how deep ocean currents influence weather and marine life could inform radioactive waste disposal. The project, part of the International Geophysical Year, is led by the National Science Foundation and planned to run from July 1957.
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Washington
Mahoney Camp
Senate
Phalions
National Science Foundation
Allocation plan for road funds faces Senate clash
Senator Gore denounces the House plan to distribute federal interstate highway funds as inequitable and urges continuation of the current method. The Senate aims to finish debate on the multibillion dollar highway bill, which would raise gasoline taxes and fund a vast 40 000 mile interstate network with 90 percent federal aid.
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Washington
Gore
D-Tenn
House
Peste
Bea Wee
Insects Attack Sherwood Forest in Nottingham Region
The Forestry Commission reports a weevil infestation attacking Sherwood Forest near Nottingham. The pests have damaged or destroyed about 40,000 trees threatening the historic woodland once linked to Robin Hood.
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Nottingham
England
Forestry Commission
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Shearf
Train Hits Truck in Ohio. 3 Dead and Dozens Hurt
A Pittsburgh-Cleveland passenger train struck a truck at Atwater Ohio killing three men and injuring many passengers. The derailment sent two coaches into a feed mill and Portage County Farm Bureau offices. Victims were Charles Fouser Arthur Fisher and Andrew Nappi.
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Nappi
Roadway Express of
Akron
Portage County Farm Bureau
Fouser
Baltimore
the Baltimore
Colts
League Today
Dean Renfro Andito
Ravenna
al- Don Burke
Hanee
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