Several Incidents Leave Three Wounded and One Shot
Over the weekend three people were hospitalized after stabbings and a shooting on West All Saints street. A man was shot at the Amvets Club during an altercation, and another man was stabbed at Roger Smith's Tavern. A window was shattered when a woman pushed a man through a liquor-store plate glass. Police pursued multiple suspects and the gun was recovered. Julius Caesar reportedly brought the first giraffe to Europe in 46 B.C.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
West All Saints Street
Negro Amvets Club
Frederick Mem
Amyers Club
Charles W. Main
George E. Timpson
North Bentz Street
United Ambulance
Mary Ella Timpson
Monravia
H. Boone
Martin L. Kanade
West Alli Saints
Clarence Eugene Snowden
Centerville
Snowden
Timpson
Clifford A. Bowens
Shook
Ellis G. Carty
Market and Saints Street
Sue Geraldine Payton
Ice Street
Edward Thomas Dorsey
Kanade and Evans
Polaris Missile Race Gains Momentum in Navy Push
Washington and New Orleans reports describe Navy efforts to accelerate Polaris missile development with solid fuel rockets and test flights at Cape Canaveral and other sites. Defense officials note potential priority status and compare Polaris to Jupiter and Thor programs while evaluating launch platform possibilities.
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Washington
Navy
Polaris
Fen Reecee
Polaris Project
Cape, Canaveral
Fila
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Paris
USA
McElroy
Jupiter
Air New Orleans
Thor
Elroy
Maryland Team Leads Five State Livestock Contest at Timonium
Kenneth Shiffler reports Maryland's Washington County team scored 638 in the five state regional livestock judging event at Timonium with four beef classes, swine, and sheep judged. Byron Grossnickle of Union Bridge led individuals with a Sap while Charles Lethbridge of Ashton finished tenth. Drew Stabler did not compete. The Maryland unit heads to Chicago for the national contest. The Indiana team placed second with 1731 points, Pennsylvania third with 1683, Virginia fourth with 1645, and West Virginia last with 1634. Royal Air Force claims the world’s fastest tortoise in Germany, logging 50 hours of flight time in three years.
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Kenneth Shifflet
Mary
Washington County
Frederick County
Byron Grossnickle
Union
Bridge
Sap
Mary Island
Timonium
Charless Lethbridge
Ashton
Montgomery County
Drew Stabler
Brookeville
Maryland
Shiffler
Chicago
Indiana
Alkhorn
Germany
Royal Air Force
Pennsylvania
Air Paints
Virginia
Albert
West
Parked car collision harms Alderman Staley’s Cadillac
The 1957 Frederick Md incident on Record Street involved Alderman Charles P. Staley’s parked Cadillac being struck by a 1954 Packard sedan driven north by James Bernard Dorsey, 32. The crash damaged the Staley car about fifty dollars and the Dorsey auto about five dollars. no injuries or charges resulted. Sergeant Harry L. Quinn investigated.
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Charles P. Staley
Jan
Record Street
Council Street
HE News
Frederick
Fase 3
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Julius Caesar
Europe
B.C
Rome
Georgia
Nehi Bottling CO
Tull
Defense
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Carty
Luxury
Patrick St
Dennett
Faskwon
SWPCE
Ennett
Market St
W. Patrick St
Ores Service
Pally Autoratic
Mayes
Damascus Electric Co., Inc
Clearwater
Carmack’s Grocery Co
United
Kelly
Chens
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