Jury awards damages to Frances Mause in shooting case
A Circuit Court jury awarded Frances Mause of Myersville 7169.38 for injuries from a May 31 1954 shooting by Albert D Flock Jr while she sat in a yard chair. She sought 30000, testified of hospitalization and ongoing impairment, with Flock claiming accidental discharge during bird shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mause
Myersville
Albert D. Flock,Jr
Mause
Patrick M. Schnauffer
John
Flook
Uoe Ibaa
Frank D. Worthington
Frederick
Suse
Law Professor Found Shot Dead at Maryland Campus
A law professor and editor at Maryland Law Review was found shot dead in his office at the University of Maryland campus. Deputy medical examiner said the death appeared suicide, with authorities seeking to confirm details.
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Timur
Hove de
Irs al Othe University
Mars
Las
Maryland Law Kesaew
Meath
Willan Ve Lewith
Saii
Playwright Sherwood Dies At 59
New York obituary notes playwright Robert E. Sherwood died in New York Hospital after a heart attack. He was 59, and authored works including The Road to Rome and There Shall Be No Night. Sherwood won the Pulitzer Prize in 1936 and 1941, and assisted President Roosevelt with speeches. He held a major role at Life and contributed to Harper’s and Vanity Fair. He was born April 4, 1898, in New Rochelle, New York.
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New York
Robert E. Sherwood
New York Hospital
Sherwood
Barnum
Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
Rome
Abe Lincoln
Linois
Roosevelt
Cie Lalo
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Jed Indiveetis
Hopkins
Harry Topkins
Lampoon
Vanity Fair
Old Life Magaagine
Life
Simultarepissy
Senbners Mavagne
Cmmie
New York Herald
Trang
Tina Faye Worms
Naiel Bowen
Isalie Thor
Survived Supersonic Bailout Reveals Daring Flight
LOS ANGELES The first pilot to bail out of a plane traveling supersonically survived a dramatic wreck that left bloodied and battered. George Smith described a jammed control stick, a speed of over Mach 1, and a parachute snap to open. He credits the descent to rescue five days later with injuries including liver damage that prevents alcohol use. A British RAF case followed, Henry Holland bailing from a jet at 40,000 feet over the North Sea, landing at sea four miles off the coast after a 700 mph dive.
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Los Angeles
George Smith
YY Ohe
Shearold North American Aviation Co
Air Force
Smith
London
Henry Holland
North Sea
Ipswith Hospital
Youth Charged With Killing Hospitalized
NSVILLE Md in Md 17 year old Fairland youth charged after breaking a jail window and cutting his wrists while in custody at Prince Georges County Jail. He was seized by attendants and later committed to Maryland Training School after prior records of housebreakings and auto thefts. Arraignment tentatively set for Nov 21 before Trial Magistrate Lina S Flinman Crane in Upper Marlboro.
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Nsville
Edward Marcionette
Fairland
University of Maryland
Spring Grove State Hospital
Prince Georges County
Prince Georges
J. Lee Ball
Tie Brogding
Blair Smith
Marcionette
Washington
Richard &. Gibson
Leetonia
Ohio
Gibson
Maryland Training School
Green Ridge
Maryland
Lina S. Flinman Crane
Upper
Marhoro
Frederick woman charged after weekend car crash on East Patrick Street
A Frederick woman driving without a license lost control on East Patrick Street Sunday, plowing into the curb and knocking down porch supports at 347 East Patrick Street. The car, owned by Harald Schildt of New Midway, caused damage estimated around 150 dollars. Hearings were set for Peoples Court.
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Frederick
Uorth
East Patrick Street
Sergt
Harry Phillips
Elsie Mac Smith
Wisner Street
Patrick Street
Bareneenel
Annenvien
Wisner
Mildred Siers
Edna Bell
Richard Mauch
W. C. Staley
Kenneth L. Cramer
Eaol Patrick Street
Nancy Lowie Bratt
Brunswick
Pake
Vadleberster Wouttspea Mae
Bente Street
Fragves Ro Gries
Fulton Avenue
Walkersville
West Third Street
Pan Dalhase
Anes VO
Urbana
Wis
Ralph Fowale
Dettersen
Pacomit
Varehnes
Blue Chips Lead Early Stock Gains In Mixed Session
Heavy gains by blue chip stocks lift early trading as General Motors and Union Pacific surge amid bidder interest. Other notable climbs include Standard Oil, Texas Co, Westinghouse Electric, Bethlehem Steel, Amoco and Northern Pacific with broad market activity and scattered declines among less active issues.
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New York
Ba Pont
General Motors
Avidis
Pacie
Wpfion Frits
Texas Co
Westinghouse
Bethlehemshet
Manteonmerys Ward
Anavonda
Kennprart Copper American Haars Steamstip Nda
Santa Fe East Toad
Northern Pacific
Hinas Manville
Molotov Rejects 4 Nation UN Membership Package
Western officials report Russia rejected a five Soviet satellites for 13 Western sponsored nations package proposal for UN membership. Molotov pressed Outer Mongolia inclusion while U S envoy Dulles and Lodge outlined divergent lines with Britain backing all five Soviet candidates and France seeking to shelve the item.
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Geneva iv
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
World Organization
U.N
Molotov
U.S
Dulles
United States
Dulles Igi Molotov
Romania
Hunngary
Bulgaria
Albania
Moscow
Britain
France
U.N. General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
New York
Hungary
Dudes
Lodge
Security Council
Suse Gheriy Lila
Isere
Man Held In Plane Crash Sabotage Case In Denver
Denver man John Gilbert Graham 28 was arrested by the FBI for alleged sabotage in the United Air Lines crash near Longmont that killed 44. He supposedly insured his mother Daisy King for 37 000 at Denver airport before boarding the plane to Alaska. The FBI said she was among the victims. Graham had a past involving forgery and a suspended five year sentence in Denver. Investigators report evidence of a foreign explosion in a cargo hold but Hoover offered no further sabotage details.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Gilbert Graham
PRI
FBI
Graham
Daisy King
Alaska
Here
Longmont
Cole
U.S
Hoovier
King
Anchorage
PBS
Earl King
Seenard
Coast Guard
Grand Junction
Colo
Gubbock
Texas
Record Heat In Md Sunday
Unseasonably high temperatures swept Maryland Sunday with Baltimore tying a record at 78 and several cities ranging from 73 to 79 degrees. The Weather Bureau forecast hotter highs Monday in the mid 70s to near 80, with mostly cloudy skies, showers, and isolated storms followed by clearing and cooler air at night.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Wesl
Baltimore
Yowson
Salisbury
Pikesville
Wallarf
Cumberland
Benson
Easton
Rockville
Randallstown
Connwingo
Frederick
Gulf
Usui
Eatradition Papers Sent To Governor For Review
The text reports that papers for extradition of Joseph N Herton and his wife Vic Mationet Idlerton are sent to Governor McKeldin. The accused face a court hearing and potential transfer to Massachusetts if the governor approves. The report notes defense attorney Samuel Wo Barrick Sard Sots and ongoing procedural steps.
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Ieee Bee
Vek Keldlin
Caovernor
Massachusetts
Kieenhower Appears At White House Office
President Tasendinger arrived at the White House late after a Denver trip. he had spent a week away to avert a heart attack. He showed up at his office in usual fashion, with staff noting the delay.
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Waitington
Tasendinger
Tai
Fida
Denver
All Unclaimed Dead To Get Funeral Rites
County to provide funeral services for indigent deaths at county hospital when body unclaimed by relatives or religions, after debate led by Dr. Delhert Null. No services held before cremation or state transfer, as plan aims to humane treatment of unclaimed remains. The issue follows the death of Joseph Walter Sand, longtime Libatia resident, whose body was sent to Baltimore for medical use after no claim was made. Samuel Crowe, renowned ENT authority, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital. his obituary notes services to be held in Charlotte. Textile workers seek wage increases for 73,000 members in nine southern states pending groundwork for a national pay rise.
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Delhert
Board of Contary Commissionners
Sand Todas
Thielode Sid Mir
Joseph Walter Sand
State Awais Board
S. Crowe
Baltimore
Bursat
Samuel 2
Crowe
Dobns Hopkins Hospital
Whens
Georgia
Charlotte
SOC
Atmenca Twuay Tetas Vais
Colder Air Expected After Warm Weekend In Area
The weather observer forecast showers and thunderstorms today then colder tonight and Tuesday. A morning shower left only a trace at the airport. Yesterday’s high reached 75 degrees, one of the warmest mid November readings, following a 86 degree Saturday. Last night’s 5 degree low contrasted with several frosty nights last week. Weekend sunshine drew many outdoors and boosted traffic, with several accidents reported locally.
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Arning
Airport
Aramburu Becomes New President of Argentina
Maj. Gen. Pedro Eugenio Aramburu was sworn in as provisional president after Lonardi was ousted following the September revolt that toppled Peron. Crowds cheered democracy as Aramburu named a ruling junta including the army navy air force ministers and later Vice President Adm. Isaac Rojas. Peron, in Panama, said the changes were expected.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Peron
Pedro Eugenio Arambaru
Lonardi
Laardi
Panama
Peron
Aramburu
Casartosada
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Will of Ada M Jewens Windsor Probated in Orphans Court
The will of Ada M Jewens Windsor was probated in Orphans Court today and the estate is bequeathed to Emily Jewens Gay. The will is dated June 30, 148 and witnessed by Lewis M Sponseller and Joseph D Baker. Winston Salem, C.
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Ada M. Jewens
Windsor
Orphans Court
Emily Jewens Gay
Winston Salem
Lewis M. Sponseller
Joseph D. Baker
Eisenhower Heads to Gettysburg Farm for Rest
President Eisenhower left Washington with Mrs. Eisenhower for a six week recuperation at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. The trip marks a potential pause to reassess his 1956 re election plans as he appears lively and relaxed despite his recent heart attack. He arrived in time for early work at the White House today after the journey.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Eisenhower Passes Through City In Presidential Caravan
President Dwight D. Eisenhower rode through the city today around noon en route to Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The caravan included six cars with secret service and White House staff. City police provided the right of way for the presidential motorcade.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhower heads to Gettysburg for routine work and Geneva trip
Sherman Adams and Herbert Hoover Jr. arrange send off for Eisenhower aboard the presidential plane to Geneva to pick up Dulles. Eisenhower plans office routine at Gettysburg with a post fire setup near the White House. He waves to reporters as he leaves, while Mrs. Eisenhower hosts a family party at the farm. His health is described as very good, delaying his physician’s Gettysburg visit.
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Sherman Adams
Herbert Hoover Jr
Geneva
Dulles
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Maryland Governor Hopes Ike Can Run Washington
Governor McKeldin expressed hope that President Eisenhower could run again and indicated he would not mind serving as the Republican vice presidential nominee.
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Ike
Washington
McKeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower
Hicks To Head 1955 Sale Of Christmas Seals Here
Hicks named chairman of Frederick County Christmas Seal sale for the Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. Joseph Baker announces Hicks’s appointment as the fundraiser opens Wednesday with proceeds supporting local tuberculous care and the mobile X ray unit. 5222 residents x rayed in the 22 day schedule. 55 in New Market, 255 Walkersville, 126 Liberty, 4 Woodshoro. death rate down 90 percent due to new drugs and early detection.
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Willian Ho Hicks
Frederick County
Joseph Baker
Associaton
MlcFheks
Ballanove
Indemnity Insurance Company of North America
Mobile
New Market
Walkersville
C. Clifford Dojl
Doll
Grace Landauer
Hicks
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Flock
Earl Bechtel
Bins
Mae
Fiook
Rani Pace
Serra
Chis Dives
Orininet
Roberti E. Sherwood
Spring Grove
East Patrick St
Sheila Wae ‘Taulton
Ald Deuahtes
Mr. and
Mays
Francia J. Tannen
Victory
Town
Rey
Washington County Hospital
Hasterstrawn
Nellie Long West
Vince Fawn
Mis
Rane
Emmet
United Nations
Son
Kieenhower
Hiltner-Roelke
William HW. Wicks
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