Bowling Alley Appeal Heard in Circuit Court
In Frederick Circuit Court Judge Joseph L. Carter heard arguments in the zoning appeal by Edward T. Siedling against the Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals granting a permit for a bowling alley on West College Terrace and West Patrick Street. Prosecution by We-Co contends Siedling is not aggrieved. Price counters that legal questions and haste affected his client. The case, with testimony from both sides, proceeds under sub curia.
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Joseph L. Carter
We-Co Company
Angeals
Siedling
Clapp
Fong
Siedhing
Charles A. Price
Rotire
Sie
Price
Porter's
Rice
Sujit
Haste
Dowling Alley
Akomers
Cy and
We-Co
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Manuel M. Wembers
David & Weimbert
Ciapa Jr
We-Ce Realty Company
Dan Weinbe
Dan Weinberg
Albert Cohes
Cavier
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Frederick W. Brune
Jude
Court of Appeals
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Monaco Royal Tour Keeps Pace With Italy Visit
Prince Rainier III of Monaco laid a wreath on an unknown soldier tomb in Rome while Princess Grace toured the Italian Red Cross. The Monaco rulers began a three day state visit as guests of President Giovanni Gronchi.
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Rome
Rainier Yi
Monaco
Italy
Grace
Red Cross
Riviera
Giovanni Gronchi
Wintry Winds Strike North Central U. S.
The Associated Press reports heavy snow and frigid winds across the north central United States with teens to near zero temperatures, blizzard conditions in the Dakotas Nebraska and parts of Kansas and Oklahoma, up to 14 inches of snow in Montana and Colorado, and at least four deaths linked to the storm.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Dakotas
Nepraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana
Yoming
Midlands
Montana Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Plains
Waffie
Dental Fluoridation Cuts Cavities In City Students
Dr. A D Flory of Frederick County Health Dept reports a new study showing city schoolchildren with fluoridated water have fewer cavities than county pupils without fluoride. Among first three grades, 41 percent of city students need dental care vs 63 percent in the county. worst county schools show 70 percent needing care while city worst is 49 percent. The gap persists between best city and county schools, with 26 percent city and 36 percent county needing attention. Dr Flory links results to economic and health neglect in poorer areas and cites broader lack of medical services.
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A. D. Flory
Frederick County
Frederick City
Flory
New Midway Principal Dies
Jesse Norman Nicodemus principal of New Midway School died suddenly at 11 p.m. at his Johnsville home at age 49 from a heart attack. He taught since 1931 after graduating from State Teachers College at Towson and held leadership roles in the Union Bridge Lions Club and Frederick County Teachers' Association. Survived by wife Margaret, son Leonard, brother Eli, and sister Elizabeth, services planned at Union Bridge funeral home with Rev. Daniel W. Rich officiating and interment in Linganore cemetery.
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Jesse Norman Nicodemus
New Midway School
Johnsville
Nicodemus
Frederick
Singapore Methodist Church of Union
Union Bridge Lions Club
State Teachers College
Towsor
Maryland
Frederick County
Maryland Soil Conservation
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Jail House Lawyer's Petition For New Trial Granted
Michael Gable, dubbed a jail house lawyer, was granted a new trial in Circuit Court on charges of breaking and entering Routzahn and Son’s appliance store. The judge sentenced him retroactively to six years from April 5, 1958, following a lengthy self defense style testimony.
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Michael Gable
Rouizahn and Son
Gable
Joseph L. Carter
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Maryland
Carter
Alton Y. Bennett
Aidiffe
Pittsburgh
Takoma Park
Tim State
Gabie
Routzahn’s
Charles K. Cashour
William Routzahn
Routzahn
Judge Carter
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to British Writer Philip Noel-Baker
The Nobel Peace Prize was given to British politician and writer Philip Noel-Baker in Oslo. The award, valued at $42,650, honors his lifelong work for peace and disarmament.
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Oslo
Norway
Philip Noel-Baker
Alfred Nobel
Noel Baker
Panama President Condemns Violent Anti US Protests
Panama President Ernesto de la Guardia Jr condemned the Monday protests by Panamanian nationalists against U. S. control of the Canal Zone. He called the attacks unfair to authorities as violence injured more than 40 people, damaged property, and included arson near the U S Embassy amid Panama's independence anniversary events.
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Panama
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
United States
Light and Power Company
de la Guardia
U. S
Canal Zone
Washington
U. S. Information Service
DU. S
Summer Weather Continues Warm Trend With Cooling Expected
A period of warm, summer like weather is forecast to persist with a gradual cooling seen later and a cooler weekend ahead. Temperatures reached 68 at the airport station on Wednesday with a 60 degree low this morning and a 72 degree high expected today. Showers remain possible as cooler air moves in to push away warmth. Tonight’s low may be 54 with partly cloudy and windy conditions Friday. Yesterday’s highs near 60 and lows near 39 show readings well above normal, and today may push even higher than normal by up to 73 degrees.
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Iwind
Gable Seeks Post Conviction Relief in Maryland Case
Judge Carter hears Gale Gable petition under the Post Conviction Procedure Act. The court notes Gable’s 1930s record for break ins and weapons, and contemplates heavier sentencing before advising discharge from Maryland upon release. The jailhouse lawyer’s claim of lack of counsel at trial is considered.
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Carter
Gale
Gable
Maryland
Jail House
Viewers Back Quiz Shows As Van Doren Support Grows
NBC and CBS report mail and telegrams from viewers favor continuance of quiz programs. Letters praise Van Doren while urging reinstatement. Garroway says 2000 letters and 300 telegrams show broad support and sympathy for the TV star.
State Roads to Sell Excess Land Along New Highways
The Maryland State Roads Commission outlined a plan to dispose of surplus parcels bought for future rights of way. Excess land will be offered at cost to state entities first, then through private channels if unpurchased. Dorchester officials urged U. S. 50 to be upgraded to a dual lane from the Bay Bridge to Ocean City and discussed U. S. 30 upgrades and a railroad crossing warning at Linkwood.
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State Roads Commission
New Bishwars
SRC
di Vision
John B. Fu Hell
Dorchester County
L. Austin Gray
J Ralphh Wheatley
E. Roscoe Willey
SHC
U. S. 50
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Ocean City
Bay Bridge
Cambridge
Salisbury
Dorchester
U.S. 30
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Funk
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J. W. Bennett
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Legislative Council
Yester
Hugh Cropper
Worcester County
Del
Jerome Robinson
D-Balto
Cropper
Russell Hickman
Worcester
Maryland
U.S. 40
Hickman
Castro Probes Fake Report On Missing Army Commander
Havana officials investigate a hoax claiming Maj. Camilo Cienfuegos was alive on a Cuban island. Supporters of Castro accuse counter-revolutionaries of spreading the falsified report to lure the prime minister into a trap.
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Havana
Fidel Casio
Inic
Camilo Cienfuegos
Cuba
Castro
Cienfuegos
Popular Army
Osvaldo Corticos
Aiaj
Cameguey
New Electronic Lung Introduced in London by Team
A seven year project yields the Barnet Ventilator an electronic lung weighing 36 pounds with 26 hours of battery life. Developed at Barnet hospitals north of London by Ronald Welch James Rochford and Derek Winks the device replaces the iron lung with two plastic tubes connecting to the patient and has been used in 3000 clinical cases.
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London
Ronald Welch
James Rochford
Derek Winks
Barnet
Oz Hospitals
Rochford
Bumper For Space Ships Proposed By Scientists
Ocean City council studies a state funded hall project with a 31 million dollar plan funded by timber sales while delays and land donation questions surface. In New Delhi Dr Fred L Whipple proposes a second skin shield for spaceships to guard against meteors as Nehru rejects defense alliances.
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Washington
Mil- Nehru
New Delhi
India
Fred L. Whipple
Nehru
Smithsonian Institution
Defense Astrophysical Observatory
Pakistan
China
St Johns Considers Van Doren Alumni Secretary Post
ANNAPOLIS AP Charles Van Doren, St Johns College alumnus and former NBC quiz show participant, may become alumni secretary if he applies. Dr Richard D Weigle, college president, would likely favor an application though Van Doren has been out of teaching since his Columbia tenure. Board of Visitors and Governors would appoint, on faculty committee recommendation and the president.
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Columbia University
National Broadcasting Corp
St. John's
Board of Visitors and Governors
Strike Talks Deadlocked Over Work Rule Changes
Federal mediators report absolute deadlock between management and United Steelworkers on the right to change work rules. David J. McDonald rejects any compromise, insisting changes are unacceptable even for wage gains. Negotiations paused awaiting Supreme Court ruling on Taft-Hartley injunction for 300,000 striking workers.
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Washington
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers General
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Supreme Court
Thurmont Paving Nears Winter Completion
Thurmont paving moves toward completion with sidewalk curb and gutter renewal to be finished before winter. Mayor Donald Lewis announced after the Wednesday council meeting, with work on new sections halted until after winter and current curb and gutter work on the north side of West Main Street nearing completion.
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Thurmont
Donald Lewis
Maror
Council
West Main Street
Brunswick Mayor Hit By Auto
Brunswick Mayor James E. Cummings was struck by a passing car while crossing Route 464. He is recuperating from a broken blood vessel in the right leg and bruises after treatment at Dr. Byron Kao's office. the driver, Reverend Black of Baltimore, was not charged.
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Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Byron Kao
Black
Balmore
Probers Summon TV Heads Probers Summon TV Heads
Washington AP George Abrams former Revlon executive testified rigging the 64 000 show was desperation to rescue ratings Martin Revson may not have known contestants fate decided in producer sponsor meetings House investigators asked the five largest networks for a report on fraud on TV CBS NBC executives testified they were duped by producers CBS banned big money quiz shows NBC halted some programs. Harris planned to wind up hearings today with possible extensions to other network practices.
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Washington
George Abrams
Revlon, Inc
Abrams
Martin Revson
Revlon
House I
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Robert Hintmer
National Broadcasting Co
Frank Stannton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kramer
Stanton
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Joseph Cates
Max Levine
Allentown
Max Hess
Hess
Kenneth Hoffer
Rintmer
Harris
CBS
NBC
Governors Meet to Discuss Potomac River Compact
Maryland and Virginia governors conferred in Washington on bi state Potomac River Compact. Officials aim to win Maryland backing for a referendum in the 1960 Maryland General Election. The two state agreement, approved by both legislatures after oyster wars, remains postponed until after the vote.
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Maryland
Virginia
Tates
Gov
Jucea Brose
Lindsay
Osterity
Almond
Wes
C. Ferdinand Seibert
Harrison
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