Land Value Suit Opened Over Maryland 153 Condemnation
The Maryland Roads Commission faces a land value dispute as a condemnation action opens in Circuit Court before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Joseph C. Hemp and wife claim 122 acres at Maryland 13 and Fountain Rock Road are damaged by taking 6.17 acres plus 0.42 for an ultimate dual highway. The defense argues no extra benefits will accrue and highlights drainage and farm access concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Maryland 153
Ceresville
Woodsboro
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Joseph C. Hemp
Maryland 13
Fountain Rock Road
Thomas S. Glass
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Roads Commission
Casemontc
Fountain Rock
Air Glass
Jerome Offutt
Girl Sentenced To Montrose School
A juvenile court hearing before Judge Patrick Shauntier adjourned with the girl being committed to Montrose School. Expert testimony was to be taken this afternoon as the court registry noted a $2,260 land valuation estimate, while a separate jury weighed the case regarding the commission’s on-site land taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cline
Emmett R. Bowlus
Montrose School
Patrick
Schnautier
Howard Z. Stup
Olive R. Windsor
Luther W. Remsburg
Clarence G. Frailey
K. Louise Kimes
Samuel C. Free
Thomas L. Knott
Nannie L. Gaither
Bennie E. Duncan
Anna MM. Martin
Howard J. Swp
Mary Louise Willard
Plane With Nixons Forced To Turn Back
A Eastern Airlines Convair carrying Vice President Nixon and Mrs Nixon plus 78 others was diverted to Miami after one engine developed trouble north of Palm Beach Florida. The plane landed safely and passengers reboarded a new plane to continue to Hartford and Boston. No comment was available from the Nixons.
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Washington G
Eastern Airlines
Nisos
Miami
Fla
Palm Beach
Washington
Hartford
Conn
Boston
Coldest Night Since March Registered in Frederick County
A frosty morning left Frederick County with the coldest temperature since March as readings fell to 19 at the airport weather station. Ice whitened lakes and ponds while Culler Lake showed light, wavering ice. Monday’s low was 1 above, and Onville reported 25. The day rose to 28 by 8:30 a.m. with a forecast for increasing clouds and a near freezing low tonight, followed by warmer conditions Wednesday.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Istonday
Mercury
Onville
Culler Lake
Probation Ordered for Youth After Family Case Report
County probation officer William C. Roderick said home conditions were unsatisfactory and recommended commitment. The mother admitted she could not control the girl. State Trooper L A Clark reported the investigation, noting the girl admitted intimacy with seven men. A 17-year-old youth involved was placed on probation for one year under supervision. he has a good reputation and steady employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Roderick
L. A. Clark
Roderick
Truman On Visit East During Washington Stop
President Truman arrives in Washington for a brief visit meeting old friends. He cites the choice between extinction or human brotherhood as a vision from Adlai Stevenson and world leaders. He criticizes scientists' character attacks over atomic energy and supports James Killian leading the GS missile project. He then heads to New York to see his daughter Margaret as weather forecast notes generally fair conditions nationwide.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
New York
Adlai E
Human Brotherhood
Senate
Tee
Welch
W_Va
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tromas
Margaret
Stevenson warning on space race and moral issue at conference
Former presidential candidate says science forces humanity to a crossroads with one upward path. He warns supremacy of man for good or evil, as he ends a dinner speech at which Alberti Greenfield receives Pioneer in Brotherhood Medal. The remarks accompany other items including a contempt ruling for journalist Mark Tarre and delayed county bid openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Stevensons
Alberti M. Greenfield
Philadelphia
Longtime LeGore executive C C Keeney dies at 69
Charles Calvin Keeney 69 former LeGore Lime Company general manager and treasurer died at his Mono tacy Village home from a heart condition. He served 48 years at LeGore starting 1907, retired 1956, then ran a private tax practice in Woodsboro. Survived by his wife. funeral by M R Etchison and Son. He previously taught, served in World War II, and led the Glade Valley Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Calvin Keeney
LeGore Lime Company
Monotacy Village
B. O. Thomas Sr
Keener
United Fire Company
Keeney
Thomas
LeGore
Woodsboro
Glade Valley Lions Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
M. R. Etchison
LeMay Sets New Record In Nonstop Jet Flight To Buenos Aires
General Curtis E. LeMay landed a KC135 air tanker in Buenos Aires after a 13 hour 2 minute 6350 mile nonstop flight from Westover Massachusetts setting a world distance record for jet refueling free flight. The crew of 18 accompanied the vice chief of staff to honor Argentina’s Aviation Week. Fire alarm reported little damage at a Magnolia Avenue home due to flooded oil furnace. smoke filled the house as firefighters responded. In Baltimore veterans observed Day with low attendance at the War Memorial program, far short of seating capacity in downtown halls.
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Buenos Aires
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Washington
Tts
Fea
Bourcemert
LeMay
Argentina
Magnolia
Indians Hire Frank Lane as General Manager
Frank Lane was hired today as general manager of the Cleveland Indians. He arrives from the St. Louis Cardinals and replaces Hank Greenberg on a three year contract. Lane, 61, helped lift Chicago White Sox and St Louis Cardinals in standings while with those clubs. Greenberg’s contract was not renewed after his firing amid dips in attendance and fan criticism. Lane attended today, controlling about 19 percent of Tribe stock.
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Cleveland W
Frank Lane
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Hank Greenberg
Lane
Chicago White Sox
St Louis Cardinals
Iuh
Cardinals
Thas
Greenbergs
Tribe
County Answers Trailer Park Tax Challenge
The Board of County Commissioners and County Treasurer James H. Falk defended Maryland Frederick County trailer park tax law as legal and non discriminatory. Geneva Beard, owner of a trailer coach in Frederick County, challenged the statute, arguing it taxes property rather than use, is not uniform, and raises revenue, while the officials contended the levy applies to road usage within the county and funds administration of the subtitle governing trailer parks. They asked for dismissal. the case centers on the constitutionality of the law and its application to the trailer park operator and owner.
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Board of County Commissioners
James
Falk
iEquity
Geneva Beard
Frederick
Red 2
James McSherry
Maryland
Frederick County
Honolulu
Pan Amerer Park
James C. Bry
Donald O 'B. MacDiarmid
Coast Guard
MacDiarmid
Joff
Palo Alto
Calif
Tj ‘Enkiers
Dlone
mid-Pacific
Romance of
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Frederick Library Seeks $31 500 Budget Boost
The C Burr Ant Library proposes a 1958 budget of 313,500 up from current year, citing a 111 percent rise in volumes borrowed over ten years and 52 percent growth in new patrons since 1947. The plan asks 24,000 volumes of new stock, increased salaries, and additional book funds, with 22,000 volumes currently in the collection and county residents making up forty percent of borrowers.
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Fredericky
C. Burr Ant
Frederick
G. Frank Thomas
R W. Baer
Mabel Lowell Bisnon
Frederick City
Frederick County
Parking Violations Lead to Fines and Jail Time
David O. Chandler of Washington formerly Frederick was found guilty of failing to pay twelve Parking violation tickets, sentenced to 30 days in jail in default of $120 in fines. Magistrate Shoemaker fined $10 per violation. Several others faced charges including assault and battery, reckless driving, and improper passing with various fines and notes of appeals. A Jakarta protest over school fees ended with police fire and casualties.
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David O. Chandler
Washington
Frederick
Shoemaker
Brimswick
James M. BicHugh
Burkitsville
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Ambrose Morris, Jr
John Henry Morris
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ambrose Morris
Anthony Main
RFD
Adamstown
Howard Raymond Dickensheets
RFD 3
Libertytown
Sulas
William Winegrad
Mount St Marys 150th Anniversary Solemn Mass
Mount St Mary's College Emmitsburg marked its 150th anniversary with two Solemn Pontifical Masses of Thanksgiving in the Immaculate Conception Chapel celebrated by Archbishop Amleto Cicognani and attended by 49 members of the hierarchy including five archbishops and 44 bishops. The ceremony featured a procession, Latin liturgy, and a sermon by Bishop Richard O. Gerow praising Mount St Marys founders and urging Christian philosophy in education. The day concluded with a luncheon and honorary LL.D. degrees for Cicognani and Gerow, with plans for further commemorations during the sesquicentennial year.
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Siouni
St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
United States
Amleto G. Cicognani
Flynn Hall
Monsignori
John J. Dillon
Schola Cantorum
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
William F. Culhane
Francis P. Kearney
J.C.D
Thomas J. Rileullen
Carl J. Fives
Rcollege
Geronidealt
Rmountaineer
South
Portier
Quinlan
Allen
Nobile
Ata
William Elder
Natchez
Gerow
Southland
Christ
Mt St.Mary’s
Mt. St. Marys
Father Dubois
Father Brute
Godi
Baker- Manzetti
Riyre
Perosi
Cicognani
United
Anotier
Mount St. Mary's Corteze
Ambro G. Cicogenai
Washington
D C
Joseph
E. River
St. Louis
Joseph P. Hurley
St. Augustine
Fla
Edward F. Ho
Flu talk by Dr. Davis at Fort Detrick chapter meeting
Dr. Doriand J. Davis of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases will speak on Influenza and the Crystal Ball at a RESA Fort Detrick meeting at Hood College Brown Hudson Science Building. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.
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Doriand J. Davis
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Fort Detrick
RESA
Scientific Research Society of America
New Brown Hudson Science Building
Hood College
Frederick
Daviis
U. S. Public Health Service
World Health Organization
Davis
Asia
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Davis
Chicago
University of Himeis
Kline Firm Aims Major Frederick Bypass Contract Start
Frederick firm Richard F. Kline Inc plans a one million dollar road job to begin within days and a larger Frederick by pass project soon after. The Thurmont by pass work from Marsland 81 north to U S 15 should start this morning weather permitting and finish surfacing in six to seven days. The firm recently won the West Patrick street to Motter avenue leg at 1 6 22 363 dollars with work possibly starting around December first. Initial phases include clearing and soil stripping with dual lanes and later interchanges bridges and approaches. The Moztier avenue bridge is under one contract and expected to start in about two weeks.
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Frederick
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Thurmont By-Pass
Frederick By-Pass
Kline
Marsland 81
U.S. 15
Owens Creek
Catoctin
Staryland
Sabillasville
West
Patrick Street
Motter Avenue
Fourth Street
Metter Avenue
Patrick
Moztier Avenue
Daughter Kills Father Of Five in Maryland Shooting
In Monkton Maryland a 40 year old auto salesman and father of five, William Voshell, was shot fatally by his 17 year old daughter after a quarrel with his wife Edna at their home. The daughter was held for juvenile authorities.
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Monkton
Baltimore County
William Voshell
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltmore
Charles Scheper
Weshell
Scheper
Yoshell
Edna
Voishell
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Montrose
Nixons
East
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Mark Tarre
New York Herald Tribune
Judy Garland
Winchester Hall
White House
James C. Hagerty
C.C. Keeney
LeGore Lime Co
Charlies
Calvin Keener
Baltimore
War Memorial
Indians
Jakarta
Indonesia
Inde
D. J. Davis
of Institute
Dr. Dorland J. Davis
Thurmont
Voshell
Pan
Annee Anhing
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