Clearing Up Other Cases Of Robbery
State Police stated five youths aged 16 to 19 were jailed in a Frederick county car theft ring stretching across garages and filling stations in Middletown Buckeystown Woodsboro and other areas. A 16 year old juvenile was picked up in Frederick linked to one theft. another man faced weapons charges. The group allegedly stole small items from service stations and machines. one car was later burned near Braddock Heights and belonged to Walter Baker.
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Frederick
James W. Barthlow
Charles N. Reeder
Carl Q O. Appel
John C. Ramsbure
Stanley C. Routzahn
Frederick Tein
Keller
Middletown
Green
Fise
New Market
Jack Harris
Buckeystown
Ftwe
Woodsboro
Cry
William H Solt
Reeder
Eadie
Braddock Heights
Walter Baker
Armed Services
Japan
Edward
Frederick High School
Gun Fire Flare Ends Night at Ridgeville Tavern
A Saturday night shooting near Ridgeville closed the Tunnel Inn. Lar Jumper Anderson, 19, allegedly fired a .32 pistol, wounding a man identified as Myers, 19, of Mt. Airy. Myers was hospitalized and Anderson faced a warrant for assault and hatters. Witnesses and state troopers reported three shots fired in the early hours, with one bullet striking Myers.
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Ridgeville
Cun Blavias
Skhur
Madde
Mt. Airy
Msers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul W. Kline
Anderson
Monroviale
Myers
Rime
Dearaine
McCarty Accuses Wasington and Harvest News
McCarty accuses Watkins in a dispute over fault in a Peres case. Harvest prospects for 184 apple crop in Northern Virginia rely on weather and are reported by local tracing growers. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad declares dividends on preferred and common stock as in 1953.
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McCarty
Waseington
Sen. Watkins
Cereliwt
Peres
Watkins
Sen
Winchester
Virgines
Baltimore
Baltimore and Qhidi
Todas
Siasare
Stom
Ambassador urges higher coffee price to aid Latin producers
Latin American coffee nations press the United States to pay more as prices fall. Ambassador Eduardo da Fulety Ansel of Uplambrs says lower prices harm producers and raises costs for communities, prompting a campaign unveiled yesterday.
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Washington
Latin Americca
Houser
Eduareda Fulety Ansel
Zuleta
Local Hart in Baltimore auto crash injures Frederick teen
A 15-year-old Frederick woman was seriously hurt in a Sunday morning collision in Essex near the Martin plant. Her husband, plasterer Cassell, was less severely injured. The 1952 sedan was wrecked and Mrs Cassell was moved to Ay Hospital in critical condition. The couple had left early to spend the day with their son-in-law and daughter.
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Frederick
Baltimore
M. B Cassell
West South Street
University Hospital
Vernon Cassell
Braddock Sreights
Casse
City Hospital
Ballemare
Casau
Cassell
Essex
Martin
Ely
Calvin Coblentz
Chase
Four found in life raft after Navy patrol plane ditched
Norfolk reports four crew members of a Navy patrol plane were found in a life raft in Pamlico Sound about 75 miles south of Elizabeth City. A spokesman said the fifth crewman went down with the seaplane. Survivors were spotted by a Coast Guard plane, landed on the water, and taken to Elizabeth City Air Station. One had head injuries and another a broken leg. Names were not available. An associated Marine Corps jet with two aboard, Shanight, disappeared while searching. It carried fuel only to 10 pm.
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Norfolk
Vaia
Navy
Pamfien Sound
Elizabeth City
Jarda
Tortheith Navales
Tur
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
NASA
Two County Men Ace Slightly Injured in Car Crash
Oscar Summers of Samsville drove east at 12.50 am when his car passed a vehicle on Center Street then lost control on Braddock Mountain causing a rollover. Summers and passenger Paul Weiss of New Market were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for facial injuries and a scalp wound respectively. Investigator Donald Bowser reported. Indicates $183.85 expended for the Orphans Court judge’s campaign fund.
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Braddock Mountain
Oscar FL Summers
Samsville
Summers
Feucene EL Dorsey
Center Street
Dorsey
Frederick Metorial
Paul Cl Weiss
New Market
Donald Bowser
Case Construction awarded highway bridge contract in Maryland
The Case Construction Corp awarded a $382.17 contract by the State Roads Commission for building a 4 highway bridge in Prince George's County. Garland S. Guyton of Birkupeville attended a Maryland wine convention in Easton last week, staying three days.
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Case Construction Corporatan
Mt Ary
State Roads Commission
Brelge
Prince George's
Garland S. Guytan
Birkupeville
Yn O
Maryland Wine Ideal Cell
Easton
Guyton
Vote Buying Charge Laid Before Jury
Maryland Circuit Court ordered a newly empaneled Charles County grand jury to investigate allegations of money passing in the November election. Judge Gray urged a probe into newspaper reports alleging violations of election laws and possible intimidation at the White Plains polling place. State's Attorney Barbour offered to provide information as needed. The Washington Post and Times-Herald reported eight African American voters were paid at and after voting near Waldorf. The FBI is conducting an investigation.
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Gray
Robert T. Barbour
Grand Jury
Washington Post and Times- Herald
White Plains
Waldorf
Nationalist Ship Sunk By Red Torpedo Boats
In Formosa waters the 1,800-ton Nationalist Taiping destroyer escort, formerly USS Decker, was sunk by four Russian-built torpedo boats in a surprise attack. The Taiping, with 180 aboard, went down amidships after a first miss, six hours after the hit, as crews were rescued and five officers and 26 sailors remained missing. The strike prompted warnings of tougher Red moves and raised questions about U.S. naval protection near Tachien.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Red China
Taiping
Tachen Islands
Chekiang Province
Yushan Island
Tatho
Cid
Offical Central Daily News
Formuna
Yhen Lansheng Png
7Th Fleet
Tachone
Frederick Designated For Acreage Allotment
COLLEGE PARK Md Virginia Faour notes Maryland counties included in commercial corn producing areas under the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation plan. Compliance with allotments allows price supports. counties listed include Caroline Carroll Cecil Dorchester Frederick Harford Kent Montgomers Queen Anne Worcester Somerset Talbot Washington Wycombe and Worcester. The same counties were designated as in the previous year. MORSE TO RUN IN WASHINGTON Sea Verve Hard-Orc pledges to vote for Democratic control next year and seeks reelection in 1938 as an independent. Market update shows the stock market turning mixed in early deals.
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College Park
Faourte
Maryland
UV. 5
Department of Agticulture
Caroline
Carsail
Cecil
Dorchester
Frederick
Alford
Rett
Montcomers
Queennnes
Somerset
Morse
Nssehington
Sea Verve
Ore
Senate
Youth Caught In Robbery Slain in Dundalk Shooting
Baltimore police report a 14 year old boy connected to a break in at a fling Station was shot and killed. The victim identified as Frank Rimbwehl. Corporal Warren Titoalet stated he fired one shot after the youth did not halt. Runback died en route to hospital. another bullet hit his leg.
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Baltimore
Dundalk
Frank Rimbwehl
Warren Titoalet
Emaial
Ruth
Street collisions spark multiple charges in city
A series of weekend traffic incidents leads to several investigations. Joseph T. Delogier was bruised after backing into a gas station. driver James OcBain of Woodcliff NJ identified. Earl C. Moats of Hagerstown faces license and failure to stop after a Center Street crash. Harry C. King of West Street posts collateral for failing to yield after a minor collision on Patrick Street. Leo Hough of Mu Atry cited for reckless driving after a Patrick Street crash. Additional city police charges include Curtis Brown and Ernest Elsroad for intoxication.
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North Market Street
Sixth
Market Streets
Delozier
Frederick Removal Hospital
Rilys
Eaily
James OcBain
Woodcliff
N. J
Richard Ruthvin
Earl C. Moats
Hagerstown
Center Street
Sherman Avenue
Moats
Graysond
Haller
Center
Paul Moss‘burg
Wiliam Boone
Harry C. King
West South Street
West Patrick Street
South Benin Street
Boone
King
Patrick Street
Patrick
Evelyn N. DeLauder
Dick‘erson
DeLauder
Leo FL Hough
RFD 2
Atry
DeGrange Street
Nathan Dorsey
James R. Brucher
Boy Flyer Chases Jet Planes In Wild Air Stunt
A nine year old boy reportedly flew a stolen model plane from Grand Rauids to Gladstone in a bold air display pursued by jet planes. Air Force officials and state police investigated the incident as parry spauking and fuquet provided limited details. Vic Poree described the high speed low altitude maneuvers and the cause as defective fap sips.
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Gladstone
Grand Rauids
Bonanva
Tawit
Parry Spauking
Fuquet
Aris Taday Air Force
New Organization Formed in Washington
A new group named American Council for the Fight Notion or similar entity formed today in Washington with a briefing from President Brenna. They plan an address and have a 33 member board including leaders from civic, business, labor and church sectors. General Frederick A. Tr moving leads the movement, previously head of the U S Moltaew Academy.
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Washington
Brenna
Tee Pee Tet Profit
Frederick A. Tr ‘Ving
Moltaew Academy
Seven-Room House Burns At Derwood
A seven room frame dwelling in Derwood burned to ashes with all possessions of a family of 13, including William Duvall a 48 year old house painter and his wife. The blaze started while no one was home and was discovered after Duvall returned from Rockville and called for help. Chief Jack Lee of the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department appealed for household goods cash and food for the Duvall family.
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Rockville
Derwood
William Duvall
Duvall
Jack Lee
Lee
Cuming
Three Negroes To Sit In Legislature Baltimore elects first Black lawmakers
In Baltimore's Fourth District, three Black candidates won seats in the Maryland General Assembly with James H. Pollack support. Harry A. Cole and Emory R. Cole won in the Senate and House respectively, while Trulyv Hatchett won a House seat. Contests challenge results. certification faced delays as the state weighs precinct inconsistencies and possible calls for precinct officials.
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Baltimore
Maryland General Assembly
House
Senate
James H
Jack) Pollack
Baltimore City
Harry A. Cole
Bernard
Melnicove
Emory R. Cole
Milton B. F. Saul
Cole
Saul
Trulyv Hatchett
Melnicave
Ee Bee
Melnicore
Only
Board of Election Supervisors
Susan Hayes Awaits Her Turn To Testify
Susan Hayes nears testimony in the Dr. Samuel H Sheppard murder trial. The state hopes to finish its case this week but Hayes may be the star witness only if allowed to testify. Sheppard, charged with killing his pregnant wife Marilyn last July, says a prowler attacked him.
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Cleveland U
Susan Iaves
Samuel H Sheppard
Stdle Wits
Stdle Wits Py
Sheppard
Marilyn
Miss Hayes
Pole
Fire Destroys Barn Contents In Suspected Blaze
A blaze damaged a barn at Poowskey measuring about 16 by 80 feet and destroyed several hundred bales of hay and straw. Firemen observed the fire starting but could not prevent the blaze before it spread, with insurance. The cause remains under investigation and several companies assisted.
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Penecen
Tyresdes Arm
TnMssaldinfias Watt
Eemen Orb
Mire
Ligon Bridsc
Poowskey
Cannany
cTyttstone
Strase
Frederick High School Welfare Chest Drive Begins
Frederick High School starts its annual Community Chest campaign to aid the Red Cross March of Dimes and Crusade for Freedom. The goal is 350 dollars or 25 cents per student with funds split seven ways, four to Red Cross two to March of Dimes and one to Crusade for Freedom. Friday totals reached 41.20 dollars with 3390 from section 9C2 leading, sections 12A1 and 12G2 each giving 3.50. Welfare committee members are James Harner Jean Keyser Betty Lenhart Howard Siup and Mary Althouse.
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Red Cross
March of Dimes
Crusade For Freedom
James Harner
Jean Keyser
Betty Lenhart
Howard Siup
Mary Althouse
Dam Level Drops at New Loew Storage Dam
A report from caretaker Frank Weddie notes storage dam levels at New Loew near Cresap Creek fell to 14 feet 10 inches below top, with a slight relief possible as forecasts show warmer weather. City officials, including Mayor Jon A. Derr, surveyed the area as streams remained low and drought conditions persisted.
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Frank Weddie
Jona A. Derr
Vascarora
Charles PoSales
Pont Yain
Danter
Planning To Give Aid To Chest Drive
Several business groups attended a Community Chest luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to boost a $39,650 goal, aiming to cover a projected 5,000 deficit. Attendees pledged three solicitations each, with a radiothon slated for Tuesday at seven p.m. Progress shows 70 percent of the goal raised, led by industrial and schools divisions, as officials seek additional contributions from prior donors. Mayor John Derr chaired the luncheon.
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Community Chest Dutch
Francis Scott Key
Walter MM. Lanius
Warren Evans
General van
Braddock TA Percept
John A Derr.chanman
Community Chest
Chemical May Halt Job Of Mowing Lawn
A British scientist reports a new chemical could end mowing a lawn. The compound slows weed growth, extending mowing intervals from about two inches to as much as two feet. The invention has drawbacks, including giving weeds time to regrow, though herbicides may control them.
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Bingle
England
John
Lancaster man hangs self amid family tragedy on jail floor
A man at the Lancaster jail reportedly hanged himself yesterday, marking his second suicide attempt in three days. The incident follows earlier family turmoil and comes as authorities review the events surrounding his detention and actions.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Death Is Not Solved After Week
Baltimore police moved into a seventh day in the murder case of 14 year old Carolyn Loretta Wasilewski as they search for a solid lead. Two men previously tied to the case were released and an 18 year old questioned after the seminud e body was found on a railroad track. An 24 year old truck driver faced a carnal knowledge charge on a double date with Carolyn. The trucker remains free on bond while police seek to question the 18 year old further.
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Baltimore
Carolyn Loretta Wasilewski
Southwestern
Carolyn
Carnisy
Halethorpe
Babe
Oil Company
Transpolar Passenger Service Inaugurated
The Royal Viking of Scandinavian Airlines System begins the first commercial transpolar route from Los Angeles to Copenhagen. The DC6B left Fogbound International Airport at 12 05 a m with Jean Hersholt Walter Pidgeon and other dignitaries aboard. Cyd Charisse christened the plane with champagne before takeoff. The eastbound flight covers about 5800 miles in 22 hours, while the westbound journey lasts about 25 hours due to prevailing winds. Arrival in Los Angeles is expected Tuesday with a nine hour time difference between Denmark and the Pacific Coast.
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Los Angeles
Royal Viking
Copenhagen
Denmark
Scandinavian Airlines System
Foghound International
Jean Hersholt
Walter Pidgeon
Daven Neireman Dwemins
Cyd Charisse
Pacific Coast
Installation Service For Dr Sponseller At Grace Church
Installation services for Rev Dr Edwin H Sponseller as pastor of Grace Evangelical and Reformed church Greencastle Pennsylvania were held Sunday night. Dr William R Barnhart of Frederick delivered the sermon and a reception for over 300 attended in the church parlors. The event was planned by the Womens Guild with Rev James W Mover and Rev Porter Seiwell participating in readings and prayers.
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Edwin H. Sponseller
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greencastle
William R Barnhart
Frederick
Sponseller
Womens Guild
James W. Mover
Mercershore
Ten Million Signatures Back McCarthy in Poll Support
New York reports Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice seeks 10 million signatures to back Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and urge the Senate to reject censure. led by retired Lt. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer the group plans to reach the goal in ten days.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Justice
George E. Stratemeyer
San Ferro
Stratemeyer
McCarthy
High School Dedication Highlighted by State Education Chief
De Thomas G. Pullen, state superintendent of education, dedicated a new 2,295,000 dollar high school in Salisbury yesterday. He urged confidence in youth, quipping that he would not walk into another school if he believed young people were deteriorating.
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Salisbury
de Thomas G. Pullen
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