State Evidence On Club Holdup In Howard County
Four men go on trial in Howard County Circuit Court for the $10,000 Sparton Club robbery. Defense seeks police reports with gambling evidence. Judge orders disclosure. Witnesses and evidence include money, bullets, weapons, a Cologne bottle, and a green money pillow case. Bonds set at $20,000 for Williams, Boyd, Greif, and Toland, $1,0009 for Graves.
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Ellicott City
Ous Sparton
Howard Country
Benjamin Gre
Washington
Howard Levine
James Macgill
Levine
Fate
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Macgill
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick State
Ladigne
Levime
Mookie
Rothenhoefer
Williams, Boyd
Graves Graves
Glenn Crum
Graves
Budget Would Hike Taxes For County Schools
County taxpayers face a potential tax increase if the school budget is approved by the County Commissioners. On the current assessment base, the school request could require a 48 cent property tax rise, pushing the rate to an estimated 2.36 dollars per 100 housing value unless new revenue sources are found.
Nannie Reddick of Walkersville Dies at 63
Nannie L. Reddick retired Glade Valley citizen and former Walkersville teacher died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A 40 year educator, she taught at Walkersville Elementary, Shiloh church and Walkersville High School retiring in 1958. She served in church activities and area groups, aided Frederick swimming pool, and leaves a brother, a sister, a half sister, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 11 am from her home, with interment at Hope Cemetery Woodshoro.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nannie L. Reddick
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Liess Club
Woodsboro
Reddick
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Missionary Society of the Church
Acine
Frederick
Tate James Z
Mary C. V. Stauffer Reddick
Rath Ports
Walkerville
Betty Armold
Columbia City
Ind
Miss Reddick
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Woodshoro
G. C. Barton
Tate
Trains Collide in Czechoslovakia Killing 110
At least 110 people died and 106 were injured when two local trains crowded with passengers collided near Steblova station in Czechoslovakia Monday night. Radio Prague reported the disaster occurred as trains met at a siding in the railway yard.
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Vienna
Austria
Stallion of Steblova
Czechoslovakia
Radio Prague
Santa to lead Frederick Christmas parade with fire engine
Santa and Mrs. Claus will visit Frederick for the Thanksgiving week parade sponsored by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce and assisted by the Frederick Jaycees. Eight reindeer are misreported. Santa will ride a red fire engine. Cash prizes of 550 dollars are planned for parade winners in music floats marching units fire equipment costumes and antique cars. The route from Seventh Street through Market Saint Court and Church streets ends at the Court House area with a ribbon cutting at 4:45 p.m. Mayor Ramsburg will switch on the lights marking the start of the Christmas buying season.rain date set for November 26.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Santa
Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Jaycees
Robert J. Reed
Street
Market Street
Saints Street
Court Street
Church Street
Court House
Seventh Street
Jacob R Ramsburg
Jarket Street
Segregation Breakthrough at New Orleans Elementary
U S marshals escort a Black mother and her daughter into a formerly all white elementary school in New Orleans as at least four Black girls helped shatter the segregation barrier. The Louisiana State Legislature declared No
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New Orleans
U. S
Louisiana
Taylor Indicted For Fraud In House Folding Room
A federal grand jury indicted Claude A. Taylor 35 of Bethesda on 52 counts for fraud and payroll kickbacks tied to fake names used in the House of Representatives folding room payroll from 1955 to 1957. Taylor, a former superintendent, sought Maryland's 6th District seat but lost in the Democratic primary. Maximum penalties could reach five years per count, with total theft alleged around $314,000.
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Washington
Claude A. Taylor
House of Representatives
Taylor
Bethesda
Congress
Maryland
John Foley
Foley
House
Hame
Justice Department
FBI
Plane wreckage found. pilot Nelson P. Jackson identified
The charred wreckage of a small plane crashed on a snow covered peak in Elkins West Virginia was found by a Civil Air Patrol search party. The pilot was tentatively identified as retired Air Force Col. Nelson P. Jackson 49 of Severna Park Maryland. A passenger Roger Bell of Ep ing Forest Maryland was found on a rural road nearby and authorities believe he died while trying to walk for help. Freezing weather and snow hindered operations as CAP members searched the rugged eastern Panhandle near the Virginia border. Jackson a World War II hero commanded the 327th Fighter Group and later led staff positions at Michel Field New York.
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Elkins. W. Va
Air Force
Nelson P
Pete Jackson
Severna Park
Roger Bell
Epping Forest
Ball
Civil Ai Patrol
CAP
Spruce Road
West Virginia
Panhandle
Virginia-West Virginia
Jackson
Bell
Rose Vailey
Pentagon Aero Club
Philphia
Ohio
Ashington
Jov 3 i Co
Pittsburgh Bell
Litien Industries, Inc
Rockville
West Point
327Th
Richmond
1St Fighter Command
Michel Field
N.Y
Postpone Hearing in Gas Theft Case at East Patrick Street
Court officials postponed the hearing for Cisries Henry Jackson a Virginia youth accused of unlawfully taking 5.65 dollars worth of gas from a service station on East Patrick street Monday. Magistrate Edward D. Storm kept bond at 500 dollars. Troopers Edwin Nicewarner and J E Fisher arrested Jackson yesterday in Montgomery county as they weigh whether false pretenses or petty larceny best fits the charge.
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Cisries
Henry Jackson
Mui
East Patrick Street
Edward D. Storm
Jackson
Edwin Nicewarner
J. E. Fisher
Montgomery County
Two Navy Plane Crashes Kill Ten Including U S Admiral
Ten people die in two crashes near Subic Bay and Mt Mariveles on the Bataan Peninsula. Rear Adm. Arthur F. Spring, his wife Clare, and seven others perish when the amphibian aircraft and a helicopter crash. pilot Lt Cmdr Wade K. Smith and copilot Lt Kenneth Cowles are named among the dead along with four Philippine personnel. A Navy doctor is bruised and a U S enlisted man lightly burned, with no survivors among the eight aboard the helicopter. The admiral, from Laconia New Hampshire, had attended a Manila dinner dance the prior night and had earlier served as chief of staff at Subic Bay.
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Manila
API
Subic Bay
Arthur F. Spring
Clare
Karl Ziegenhagen
Gary
Ind
Wade K. Smith
Clinton
Tenn
Kenneth Cowles
Frederick
San Marino
Calif
Cecil G. Johnson
Kansas City
U.S. Marine
Philippine Constabulary
Hornet
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Mt. Marivelles
Bataan Peninsula
United States
South China Sea
Spring
Laconia
N. H
Annapolis
Louise Guadalcanal
Subic
Tih Feet
UN Troops Exit Danger Areas in Katanga Flank
UN forces withdraw from northern Katanga danger zones amid rising tribal hostilities. Irish and Ethiopian patrols return to Albertville as UN officials expect revised tactics after the Niemba ambush in which 29 were killed. Ratanga claims Baluba bands massing of up to 5 00 to threaten Ibomba area.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
U_N
Albertville
U.N
United Nations
Niemba
Ratanga
Baluba
Sponan
Iberiiile
Belhaxai Cortrais
Mmer Moise Hig Brogmas
United Natio
Luba Ivibesme
Westinghouse unveils pocket heart alarm device
In Baltimore the device stores a small receiver and transmits alarms from patient monitors. A doctor carries a cigarette pack sized unit that detects heart-rate deviations and sends a high-pitched alert up to 22 miles to a receiver in the hospital. The system can monitor multiple patients and signals a beep during a normal pulse under ordinary operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wstinghouse
Small Game Season Opens
Small game season opens at sunrise amid overcast skies in Frecenek. Weather reports predict 30 degrees and possible frost with showers later. The season covers rabots, quail, grouse and pheasants and runs through January 31.
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Frecenek
Regi
Crear
Arm
Capsule Grabbed In Ball Park Capsule Grabbed In Ball Park
In Honolulu a Discoverer VII satellite capsule was recovered by the Air Force after being ejected from space. The Pelican II plane caught the capsule at altitude in the Pacific near the ball park recovery zone northeast of Honolulu. Captain Gene W. Jones and crew retrieved the capsule and brought it to Sunnyvale for examination. A separate Rome incident reported a train crash into a commuter bus west of Rome with at least six dead and six wounded.
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Honolulu
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Pacific
Iegman
Pelican II
Gene W. Jones
Walla. Wash
Jones
Ninecross
Hickthr Force Base
Calforna
Ibergir Force Base
Earth
Tepperters
Sunnyvale
Calif
San Francisco
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Rome
Assault On School Is Repelled
In New Orleans police repelled 100 or more teenagers trying to enter McDonogh No. 19 as it integrated for the first time. At Frantz, white signs appeared while a crowd jeered and some parents pulled children from classrooms. One white bystander boasted they would assault anyone entering the schools.
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New Orleans
McDonogh No. 19
Tto
William Frantz
Frantz
McDonogh
Hood College to Present Art Films This Thursday
Hood College art department will screen five art films on Thursday November 17 at 8 00 pm in Hudson Science Hall. Films from the Philadelphia Museum of Art include Doric to Gothic and The Henry Moore, with others on Art and Motion and Da Vinci drawings. The program lasts about 1 45, admission to cover rental, and some films feature notable narrators and scores.
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Hood College Art
Ment
Hudson Science Hall
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Jack C. Davis
Davis
Rom Doric
Jacques Theri
Henry Moore
Leonarda da Vinci
Windsor Castle
Leonardo
Laurence Olivier
C. Day Lewis
Oscar Peterson
Venice
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Sparton
Nannie L. Readick
City
Muti
Kennedy
Nixon
Miami, Fla
Vice Presi
Cambridge
Walter W. Siha
Salsbury
Salisbury
Wicomico County Circuit Court
Kathryn
Ball Park
Capsule
Hood
New York
Rey
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