Contempt Threats Fly As Lawyer Presses Witness In Spartan Case
Judge James Macgill warned Levine, a Sparton Club defense attorney, of contempt for questioning witness William Vernon Rose about gambling and tax matters amid a Frederick robbery trial. Rose testified about the club's operations and the robbery, naming several men tied to the event, and described the setup of the Spartan Club on Sherman Avenue.
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James Macgill
Howard Levine
Sparton
Macgill
Levine
William Vernon
Petey Rose
Comempt
Rose
Spartan Club
Washington Christ
Checkers
Washington
Tmne
Horn
Eugene Powell
Sim” Kerns
Frederick
Sherman Avenue
Graves
Boyd
Williams
Reluctant Gunmen Jailed For Robbery In England
Two U S Airmen Ronald Bingnear and Charles Teeters were jailed five years for the shotgun robbery of Reginald Moorse and his wife at their London area home. The men, stationed at Sculthorpe, tied Moorse to a bed, used a pillox, and left a light on at the couple's request. Prosecutor Alan Garritt noted minimal force. defense called them courteous but reluctant criminals.
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Kingston
England
Ronald Cordet Bingnear
Newark
Del
Charles LeRoy | Teeters
Lincoln
Neb
Reginald John Moorse
London
American Express Co
USAF
Sculthorpe
Norfolk County
Moorse
Bingwear
Teeters
Alan Garritt
American Express
Garfittt
Garfitt
Publisher Accused Of Bank Holdups In Texas
A Texas publisher named Lawrence C. Pope is accused by state and federal authorities of robbing two banks on successive Saturdays. He allegedly tied up victims, collected cash, and displayed photos of women bank markers before fleeing. The incidents include a $1.78 take from Farmers State Bank in Schulenburg and a prior $1.78 haul from First Bank at Thurmon, about Schulenburg. Pope publishes the Gidi Tex Star and owns another small media outlet in Lexington. He formerly worked as a federal bank examiner and has banking experience in four Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Lawrence C. Pope
Farmers State Bank
Five Day Forecast and Nigeria Governor General Install
Five day outlook notes temperatures 45 degrees above normal with mixed rain around Saturday. Normal mid November highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s to 40s, mountains cooler. In Nigeria Lagos reports Tom-Toms as Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe is installed governor general, first African in that post within the British Commonwealth, independence noted.
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Associated Press
Lagos
Nigeria
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Azikiwe
Zik
James Robertson
Rev Ford Talks With Frederick High Students on India Work
Rev. Ford, returning from five years with Y.M.C.A. Boys Work in India and Ceylon, spoke to Frederick High School tenth graders and other classes. He described camps for boys, dormitories near schools, and five dollar monthly fees, noting India as a democratic nation with arranged marriages and no coeducation.
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Frederick High School
Ieat
Norman F. Ford
Ford
India
Ceytona
C. Donald
Rev. Ford
Robert E. Herb
Amhat
Y.mlc.a
Asia
De Gaulle Plans Referendum on Algerian Administration
President de Gaulle announced to his cabinet that France will seek a referendum in both France and Algeria on creating a new administrative structure for Algeria until Algerians choose their future. The plan faces right wing opposition and ongoing unrest in Algiers with clashes and injuries.
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Algeria
Algiers
France
Pierre Poujade
Animax
France-Sar
Paris Presse
County Heads To Attend Meeting
The Frederick County Commissioners plan to send representatives to a Maryland county meeting Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the Morris Frock American Legion Home. Attending will be commissioners from Allegany Garrett Washington Frederick and Carroll Counties.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Morris Frock American Legion
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Kennedy Johnson To Confer At LBJ Ranch
President elect Kennedy flies from Palm Beach to Bergstrom Texas then to Johnson City to meet with Lyndon B. Johnson. The talks start this evening and continue through Thursday to outline a Kennedy program for the 1960s.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Johnson City
Johnson
Senate
Bergstrom
America
Texas
LBJ
Pedernales River
Man Held For Forgery In Progress Of Preliminary Hearing
Magistrate Edward D. Storm held Earl Kolb for action by the Circuit Court after a preliminary hearing found the Ingalls Lumber Company check evidence sufficient for forgery. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Other cases included Jackson charged with petty larceny and Paul Henderson awaiting psychiatric evaluation for disorderly conduct and indecent exposure. Ellabelle Davis, 53, renowned Negro soprano, died of cancer in New Rochelle New York.
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Earl Kolb
Circuit Court
Edward D. Storm
Kolb
Jefferson
Ingall
Middletown
Edward Moss
Ingalls
Kelb
William Bireley
Kireley
Storm
Ackson
Jackson
Paul
Henderson
Busville
Burkittsville
Lita Levine gains new hands after Nantucket crash ordeal
Lita Levine, a 23 year old cashier, survived the 1956 Nantucket crash where 24 died. She endured 37 operations, loss of sight in part, and extensive burns before being discharged after 101 weeks. A settlement of 575000 supports her plans to heal, study art, and perhaps work again in a brokerage. She now owns plastic artificial hands and awaits further surgery.
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Erekte
New Bedford
Mass
Lita Levine
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lita
Northeast Airlines
New York
Nantucket Island
Massachusetts
Rimway
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Nathan Lev
Europe
Atom Bomb Spy Goes Free
David Greenglass, the convicted atom bomb spy who helped send Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to the electric chair, was freed after 42 years in prison. He left the federal detention house with his attorney, faced taunts from a hostile crowd, and was taken to an undisclosed destination.
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NEW York
David Greenglass
Federal House of Detention
O.john Rogge
Greenglass
Goodehavior
Federal
Lewisburg
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel Rosenbergs
Sing Sing
Greengrass
Brooklyn
Army Tech- 1
Atomics
Iike Sox
Rosen
Merion Sobeil
Rosenbergs
Wbergs
Harry Gold
Philad Chenmsit
Gold
Greerglass
Soviet Union
United States
Lower East Side
Young Communist League
Los Alamos
N.M
Nagasaki
Rosenberg
Anatoli Yakovlev
Escapees Recaptured After Hour Jail Break in Frederick
Two burglars Ernest P. Kilby and George M. Parker escaped from the Frederick County jail by sawing bars and using a mattress rope. Within an hour, officers recaptured them on South Street with help from Officer Charles K. Cashour and local police. Kilby and Parker, held since mid October for 16 burglaries, were returned to custody.
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Frederick County
Ernest P. K
Mr. Airy
George M. Parker
Baltimore
Horace M. Alexander
Charles K. Cashour
Cashour
South Street
Kilby
Frederick County Products, Inc
Richard Grossnickle
Wilcom’s Inn
Monrovia
Parker
Hiway
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Chile
Wiliam Frantz
New Orleans
U.S
FHS
DeGaulle
Organization For African Colony
New Market
New Rochelle
Ellabelle Davis
Miss Davis
New Bedford Mass
Standard Times
Standard- Times
Eileen Lardner
New Bedford Standard-Times
Alexander Co
Nipwspaper Abelye
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