Man Shot in Brunswick Feud Leaves Victim in Uncertain Condition
State Police report a 12 gauge shotgun wound outside the Swing Inn in Brunswick. Samuel Douglas Palmer, 37, of Virginia, is in uncertain condition after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles Henry James, 23, Petersville, faces assault with a deadly weapon charges after turning himself in.
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Samuel Douglas Palmer
Virginia
Potomac River
Brunswick
Palmer
Charles Henry James
Petersville
Swing Inn
James
Alfred LeRoy James
George Gilbert Giles
Steiner's Hill
Giles
Charles H. James
Charles James
N. F. Bechtel
Gordon H. Smith
Tyrone Power Dies of Heart Attack at 45 in Madrid
Movie star Tyrone Power died at 45 from a heart attack on a movie set in Madrid where he was filming Solomon and Sheba opposite Gina Lollobrigida. He had complained of pain in his left arm and abdomen before collapsing and dying an hour later in a Spanish hospital. Ted Richmond, producer, was at his bedside. Power was born in Cincinnati May 5 1913 and starred in many films and stage productions. He had multiple marriages and two daughters with Linda Christian. Shooting on the film halted pending notices. extras dispersed quietly. He served as a Marine during World War II and rose to lieutenant. Power had a long stage career including Broadway with Katharine Cornell.
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Spain
Tyrone ‘Power
Solomon and Sheba
Gina Lollobrigida
Tower
Ted Richmond
Debbie Ann Mindardos
Power
Annabella
Linda Christian
King Vider
Richmond
Hos‘pital
Rena
Wale
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tyrone Power
Dayton
Marines
San Diego
Marine Transport Command
Pacific
Suzanne Georgette Charpentier
California
Rome
Miss Christian
Deborha Minardos
Tunica, Miss
Lloyds of London
Chicago
Alexanders
Marie Antoinette
Rose
Washington Square
Jesse James
Brigham Young
Eddy Cachin
John Brown
Katharine Cornell
Methusalem
Khrushchev says no fight over Berlin future
In a Kremlin address to military graduates, Nikita Khrushchev stated he does not intend to fight the West for Berlin and will present formal proposals on the city's future status. He urged U S Dulles to cool, warned against brinkmanship, and likened restraint to Roman cold baths before major decisions.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
U.S
Dulles
United States
Khrushchev
Gomez Holds Office Despite Mob Attack
In Buenos Aires Argentina Vice President Alejandro Gomez retained his office amid an angry mob attack. The government moved to declare martial law as unrest spreads across the nation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alejandro Gomez
Coffman Lab Is Dedicated in Hagerstown Md
A unique laboratory in Hagerstown dedicated to testing whether environment relates to human cancer will collect soil water air and crops for analysis. The facility funded by Mr and Mrs Andrew Coffman hosts samples for the National Cancer Institute and U S Public Health Service with Gov McKeldin and Dr Perry Prather in attendance.
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Hagerstown
Aunique Laboratory
Washington County
Buileing
Andrew Collman
National Cancer Institute
U. S. Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burney
United States
McKeldin
William Preston Lane
Perry F. Prather
Maryland Department of Health
Hunter Wounded in Morning Rabbit Hunt Near Kemptown
A. W. Coran of Washington street was shot in the right wrist while hunting on his son in law's farm near Kemptown. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a skin wound and released. State Police and hospital reports note this as the only accident by mid morning, amid opening upland game season activity.
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A. W. Coran
Washington Street
Kemptown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Theetch
Coran
M. R. .Etchison and Son
Miss Adkins Featured As Speaker At APSS Meeting
Bertha Adkins Undersecretary of Health, Education and Welfare will headline the Associated Public School Systems convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Salisbury leader Adkins, a former educator and Republican official, will speak on Education in These Challenging Times to 175 delegates from 32 systems across seven Eastern states.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Bertha Adkins
Associated Public
Francis ‘Scott Key
Salisbury
Eisenhower
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
Frederick
Charles F. Bowers
Lane C. Ash
United States Office of Education
Hagerstown
Miss Adkins
Republican National Committee
Maryland
Western Maryland College
Bradford Junior College
Massachhusetts
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Salisbury High School
Baldwin School
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Fauss Adkins
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American University
Washington
Hood College
Associated Public School Systems
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
South Carolina
de. Sensenbaugh
Quentin L. Earhart
Frederick County
Warren R. Evans
Louise Thomason
Juanita Shanholtz
Philip Schroeder
Marjorie Murphy
Lincoln High School
Gwendolyn B. Henson
H. David Hagan Jr
Frederick High School
North Frederick
Betty Agée
Frederick Gas Company President to Speak at Knights Meeting
Raymond C. Brehaut, president of the Frederick Gas Company, will address the St. John’s Council Knights of Columbus on Monday evening. He is the third speaker in the series The Community in Which We Live, directed by Francis W. Bush Sr., featuring leaders from politics business and religious activities in Frederick County.
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Bregaut
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
St. John's Council
Knights of Columbus
Brehaut
Council
Francis W. Bush Sr
Frederick County
Puerto Rican wounded in early morning shooting near Ridgeville
State Police report a Puerto Rican man in his late 20s was shot at close range during an argument over a woman on the hill at Pike's Crossing near Ridgeville. He suffers injuries to the back hips and arms and is listed in uncertain condition. Accused shooter Millard Fillmore Johnson, 31, of Dorseytown faces assault with intent to kill charges. Investigating officers include L. C. Clark and Col. J. G. Lough. A second shooting in Brunswick occurred during a feud, with a man also listed in uncertain condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Iis Estaban Dazquez Rivera, Inc
Millard Fillmore John
Dorseytown
Mt. Airy
Johnson
Pike's Crossing
Ridgeville
Tfe
L. C. Clark
Col
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Brunswick
Snowfall Expected Across Midwest and Plains
The Associated Press notes a broad belt of springlike weather, with cold Canadian air driving snow and flurries from Nebraska, the Dakotas, and Minnesota. Six inches may fall tonight. Arkansas and Missouri report heavy rain and high totals in several towns, while Pacific coastline areas see light rain. Temperatures in the 60s are forecast along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Northwest
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Plains
Nevada
California
Missour
Arkansas
mid-Mississippi
Gulf
Walnut Ridge
Little Rock
West Plains
Farmington
Dyersburg
Tenn
Belleville
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Mel Ott Injured In Maryland Road Contract Scene
Mel Ott, former baseball star, is listed in critical condition in a Baltimore hospital following an incident related to a major road project. The State Roads Commission awarded a $1.12 million contract to M. J. Grove Lime Co. of Lime Kiln for Gradeing drainage and resurfacing of Maryland 17 from Burkittsville east to Middletown, with a 5.3 mile section slated for bituminous concrete, new location work and 24 foot pavement. Remaining modernization plans cover routes near Thurmont Emmitsburg and beyond, with by passes and relocations anticipated through 1959.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Maryland
Burkittsville
Middletown
Povelus
Etek Nena Manse UA Laer Nyaa
Grove
Gradins
Frederick ‘County
U.S
Bet Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Mel Ott
Louisiana, Co. W. Williams and Associates
Borm
41St Street Corporation
Baltimore
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Catoctin Furnace
Pennsylvania Line
Carroll County
Taylorsville
Taneytown
Former Giants star Ott injured in two car crash near Gulfport
The Weather Ott, ex Giants outfielder and NL home run leader, was critically injured in a Friday night two car collision that killed Leslie Curry Sr., 50, of Bay St. Louis. Ott and his wife suffered severe injuries including brain concussion and internal damage. Curry died at the scene. coroner ruled accidental death. Ott remained in shock and in guarded condition at a Gulfport hospital. witnesses absent and accident cause undetermined.
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Ott
Leslie 5. Curry Sr
Bay St. Louis
New York Giants
Gulfport Hospital
Curry
Metairie
New Orleans
Gretna
Driver Killed On U S 40 West
A Michigan motorist Blaine S Norton 39 of Saginaw was killed on US 40 West when his car ran off the road, went over an embankment and struck a tree. Police say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel and died at the scene from a fractured skull and multiple injuries. The 1958 traffic toll reached 27 for the state, compared with 48 last year.
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Hagerstown
Michigan
Blaine S. Norton
Saginaw
Mich
Norton
Wage boosts offered in West Virginia pulp strike talks
Negotiators for the United Paperworkers Union resume discussions with West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. over a labor dispute affecting Covington Virginia Luke Maryland and Williamsburg Pennsylvania mills. The company for the first time proposed wage increases of 5 to 6 cents per hour while mediator Gilbert McCutcheon reviews positions of both sides.
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Washington
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Chiefty
United Paperworkers Union
Meehns
Gilbert McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Covington
Luke
Williamsburg
Patriarch Theodoseos VII to be installed in Damascus
Damascus Syria AP reports a ceremony to install a new patriarch of Antioch and the Entire East. Theodoseos VII will receive the patriarchal title from the Eastern Orthodox Church in a Sunday service.
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Damascus, Syria
Antioch
East
Theodoiseos VII
Identifies Negro Vagrant As Slayer In Virginia Home
Richmond AP report says William Brown, a 56 year old Negro vagrant, identified as the slayer of two white women near Bowling Green. Edna Mae Parker, an 18 year old Negro maid, identified Brown as the shooter of Mrs. James S. Brooks and Mrs. Katherine Brooks. Brown denied intent to harm when he was taken to a Caroline County home seeking food.
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Richmond
Wiliam Brown
Edna Mae Parker
iNegro
Brown
James S. Brooks
Katherine
Brooks
Ailhear
Wnam
Earthquake Rattles Western Greece Felt From Corfu To Patras
An earthquake rocked western Greece from Corfu to Prrgos at 12 43 a m EST with strongest shaking in Patras Cephalonia and Corfu. Athens Observatory said it was of medium intensity and there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Coffee prices edge down while cake prices rise about 10 percent to offset union wage increases.
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Greece
Athens
Corfu
Prrgos
Patras
Cephailonia
Athens Observatory
San Francisco
Bakers’ Assn
West Fourth Street Reopens To Traffic After Rebuild
A rebuilt section of West Fourth Street between Culler Avenue and the railway crossing at Grant and Wilson Places was opened Friday afternoon. The base course and curb work are in place, with ramp connectors to the Frederick by-pass at the Fourth Street bridge. The reopening will relieve congestion on West Seventh Street where traffic was diverted during closure.
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West Fourth Street
Culler Avenue
Grant and
Wilson Places
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick
Fourth Street
Fort Detrick
Fewer But Larger Newspapers By 1985
North Carolina editor Sam Ragan predicts in 1985 newspapers will be fewer but larger, bulkier, and more colorful as he closes the AP managing editors convention. Also mentions UN appeals and regional conflicts with brief wartime and political notes from Formosa and Jordan.
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French Lick. Ind
North Carolina
Associated Press
Sam Ragan
Raleigh
N.C
Southerland and Two Others Die in Okinawa Crash
Rear Admiral Leonard B. Southerland commander of the Seventh Fleet aircraft carriers was killed in a helicopter crash on Okinawa. Cmdr. John Coulthard and another naval officer also died. Open House planning for Christmas homemakers clubs in Maryland notes decorations and exhibits, with duties assigned to local chapters and various communities for hosting events.
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Washington
Leonard B. Southerland
7Th Fleet
Winchester
Okinawa
Hall
Navy
John
Thei Coulthard
Lewistown
Rosedale Club
Climate Quartermaster Depot
Merryland Tract Club
Jefferson Club
Southerland
Themis
Dorothy E. Souther
Pete Bens Hand
Honolulu
Coulthard
Carolyn G. Coulthard
Alameda
Calif
Attack on Frederick High band member shocks area
W Gray Buckley Jr, 11, a Frederick High student from Monocacy Village, was arrested Friday for an unprovoked assault on a band member near the stadium after a Martinsburg- Frederick football game. Buckley and James L. Ingram, 16, were followed by two unknown youths. Buckley attacked, band member hit, both fled. Buckley to face juvenile court in West Virginia Nov 22.
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Frederick High School
Frederick
West Virginia Ferry
Buckley
James L. Ingram
Jefferson
Fredjeri
Ingram
David L. Dean
Frederick High
Martinsburg High School
Dean
Martinsburg High
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