Autopsies Set For 2 Deaths In Frederick County
Two county men who died within 24 hours are to have autopsies at Frederick Memorial Hospital today to determine cause. Preston E. Carnes 41 of Frederick died after admission yesterday. Samuel Barkdoll 38 of Smithsburg was found dead in a neighbor’s car. Investigating troopers include Joseph Gallen Edwin Nicewarner and Harry Smith.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Preston E. Carnes
RFD
Frederick
Samuel Blaine Barkdoll
Smithsburg
Carnes
C. C. Staley
Ballenger Creek
Lester Tatton
Staley
Talon
Barkdoll
Bord Frushour
Frushour
Brandenburg Hollow
Wolfsville
Frushour Farm
B. O. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Joseph Gallen
Edwin L. Nicewarner
Harry V. Smith
Mt St Mary's dedicates new $600000 library at Emmitsburg
The Mt. St. Marys College library in Emmitsburg was blessed and dedicated by Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi. The $593,934.40 structure seats 409 with 110000 volumes and 33645 square feet. Librarian Rev Dr Hugh J Phillips leads staff including Joseph Shoe maker and Floyd Lewis.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Egidio Vagnozzi
St. D
J.C.D
Myra
United States
Hugh J. Phillips
Joseph W. Shoemaker
Floyd Lewis
Sheridan Beaver
Rebecca Webster
Larry Webster
O. H. Stinson
Wiliam Sterbinsky
Fire calls wake Lincoln resident amid burned breakfast
A Lincoln apartment resident slept through breakfast bacon burning until neighbors phoned fire crews. Smoke poured from a window as firemen arrived around 8:56 a.m. The origin and resident could not be identified, and no damage was reported.
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Lincoln Apartments
Two Guilty Of Sparton Club Robbery Identified In D C
Two defendants convicted in the Sparton Club armed robbery in Howard County are identified as participants in a Washington D C robbery on November 7. Police say three female victims identified Willie Charles Williams of Newark New Jersey and Charles Graves of East Orange New Jersey in Ellicott City court. Graves and Williams were each sentenced to 20 years for five armed robbery counts, to run concurrently. Washington police sought four men in the Washington incident, with details of a basement party robbery where men and women were separated and valuables taken, though two men may not have been involved.
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Howard County
Sparton Club
Washington
Howard County Court House
Nunizo Bonaecorsy
Willie Charles Williams
Newark
N. J
Charles Graves
East Orange
Graves
Wiliams
Ellicot City
Maryland
Set
T. B. O’bryant
Ellicott City
Set. O'Bryant
O'Bryan
Williams
Willams
O'Bryant
Capt. Bonaccorsy
Ams
Benjamin Greif
Cape
Bonaccorsy
Greif
Spartan Club Tral
Sparton
Three Killed On State Roads In Maryland Fatalities Rise
Three persons died on Maryland highways early today raising the year’s toll to 58. Wilbert J Casto 27 of Alexandria Virginia was struck by a car driven by a 16 year old as he and his wife crossed Branch Avenue in Prince Georges County. Casto died at Casualty Hospital Washington and his wife Lorraine 31 was hospitalized in serious condition. In a separate Prince Georges crash Philip Braheim 26 of Silver Hill died when his car hit the James Point Bridge abutment at Maryland 210 and Oxon Hill road after being chased by a police car. Braheim died at Hadley Memorial Hospital Washington. Paul Harrison Lord 2 of Salisbury was killed when his car failed to make a bend and overturned.
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iSy
Associated Press
Maryland
Wilbert J . Glenwood Caste
Alexandria
Silver Hill
Prince Georges County
J. D. Ritter
Casto
Branch Avenue
Casualty Hospital
Washington
Lorraine
Philip Braheim
James Point Bridge
Maryland 210
Oxon Hill Road
Donald Grenfield
Driver Killed In Rescue Of Two
AP reports truck driver Stanley Wagner died after rushing to aid two young crash victims on a highway in Buffalo Nova Scotia. Six others injured. Burns 21 and Post 19 from Grand Island were pinned in a wreck near a bridge abutment. Wagner extinguished a small fire before being struck by another vehicle. Police saw two crashes minutes apart with Murray 22 of Niagara Falls unable to stop. Post in critical condition. six hospitalized. No charges filed.
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Buffalo
Stanley Wagner
Wagner
Donald Burns
Monica Post
Grand Island
William Murray
Niagara Falls
Miss Post
Murray
Two Hurt In Hit Run On Route 35 Near Lewistown
A local couple walking on U S 15 south of Lewistown were struck from behind by a hit and run vehicle. James M Roberts, 47, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with hip pains. Lucille V Roberts suffered knee abrasions and was released after treatment. State Police Trooper Top Barnes led the investigation.
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Lewistown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James M. Roberts
Hotel
Frederick
Lucille V. Roberts
Roberts
U. S. 15
Driver Given 19 Months
Magistrate Edward D. Storm sentenced Baltimorean David Frederick Roberts to 19 months for four motor vehicle violations. Counts include license display, revoked license driving, drunken driving, and reckless driving. Sentences run consecutively. prior driving record cited as liquor related. Breathalyzer showed .24. An additional case involved a husband fined for failure to support. handwriting samples ordered and jail risk if unpaid.
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Edward D. Storm
Baltimore
Roberts
Too E. Barnes
Storm
Storm Said, ‘Is Based On Liquor.” Barnes
U. S. 15
Charles R. Morgan
Morgan
Anna
Taney Apartments
Blind Parents Deliver Baby At Home in Grand Rapids
Albert Lemcool nearly blind and his wife, also visually impaired, delivered their newborn daughter at home without a doctor. The couple, married four years, met at the Sag inaw Institute for the Blind, has a 32-year-old daughter. Lemcool has 21 percent vision and his wife can see about six inches.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Albert Lemcool
Dreamice
Lemcool
Saginaw Institute For the Blind
Ex State Delegate Griebel Dies At 95
Baltimore AP report states Charles G. Griebel former city councilman and Maryland House of Delegates member died Friday at South Baltimore General Hospital at age 95. Griebel a Democrat served in the Legislature during the 1916 and 1947 sessions.
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Baltimore
Charles G. Griebel
Maryland
House of Delegates
South Baltimore General Hospital
Griebel
Kennedy Symington Hold Defense Study Meeting
President-elect John F Kennedy and Sen Stuart Symington discuss reorganizing the Defense Department for efficiency in the nuclear era. Symington, longtime adviser, charts proposed Pentagon changes Kennedy plans to send to Congress after January 20. Kennedy also supports a large military buildup.
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Congress
Kennedy
Pentagon
Symington
Defense Department
Caribbean
Eisenhower
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Central America
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Commu nist Confab Ends as Kremlin Talks Conclude
The Communist summit wrapped up with no public communique on ideological agreement. Tass said Czech President Antonin Novotny departed by air, seen off by Leonid Brezhnev. The conference began November 9 after the American election and had run for days, last held in 1957 on peaceful coexistence. Sukarno Plan OKayed to Make Indonesia Socialist. The People's Congress backed Sukarno's program to empower a one-man rule and transform Indonesia into a socialist state.
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Mgscow
Kremlin
Tass
Antoine Novotny
Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
People’s Congress
GOP Trouble Shooters To Check Voting In 8 States
Republican troubleshooters are sent to Illinois Texas Missouri New Mexico Nevada South Carolina New Jersey and Pennsylvania to review voting irregularities and assess if recounts could alter results. Kennedy leads Nixon 333895468 to 33710073 with 300 electoral votes secured and margins in eight key states examined.
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Washington
Richar Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
Robert H. Finch
Fred C. Scribner
Finch
Nixon
Republican Arty
Illinois
Texas
Missouri
New Mexico
Nevada
South Carolina
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Tikinois
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Hall
Scribner
Trade Abroad Worries U S Leaders
NEW YORK AP Foreign trade problems and opportunities dominated discussions this week as President Eisenhower ordered a billion dollar annual cut in overseas outflow by promoting American purchases for aid shipments and reducing military dependents overseas. Leaders urged export opportunities and wiser aid while U S personal income hit a new October high and car sales rose though inventories remained heavy.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York City
U.S
Commerce Department
National Industrial Conference Board
UN Calls Session on Congo Seat Vote
United Nations General Assembly moved to vote on Congo President Joseph Kasavubu for the vacant UN seat. Kasavubu neared victory as credentials committee proposal advanced amid a last minute bid by opponents to delay. The Soviet Union opposed Kasavubu since Lumumba’s ouster and was expected to back Guinea’s bid to block credentials.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
General Assembly
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Guinea
Dredger Sinks in Hooghly River Killing Eighteen
A dredger overturned in the Hooghly River near Calcutta, drowning 12 Dutch crewmen and 6 Indian divers. The disaster occurred Friday night, with rescue efforts underway as authorities investigated the cause.
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Calcutta
India
Hooghly River
Cuba Is Red Arms Arsenal
The State Department said Cuba under Fidel Castro has imported 28 000 tons of Soviet bloc arms including tanks guns and eight MIG fighters. Total arms reach 93 000 automatic rifles with 45 000 from Czechoslovakia plus 10 submarines guns and 10 Soviet helicopters. The U S fears Cuba is building a Latin American army base to arm revolutionary movements and pressure the hemisphere. Eisenhower has sent warships to patrol the Caribbean coast at the request of Guatemala and Nicaragua after earlier clashes with invaders.
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Washington
Cuba
Caribbean
State Department
Fidel Castro
Castro
Czechoslovakia
Cas &O
Latin America
Soviet Union
Red China
Eisenhower
U.S
Central America
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Final Plea For Yule Toys Made
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion asks area residents for toys to meet Christmas requests. William H S Miller heads the toy committee and notes demand for all kinds, especially small pull toys and heavy items like bicycles wagons and tricycles. Over two hundred city and county families are remembered yearly. the toy shop at 100 East Second Street operates with workshops Monday and Thursday evenings. Families should submit requests early. gifts are delivered Christmas Eve. Contributions accepted through Christmas. Volunteers repair toys up to the last minute to fulfill late requests.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
William H. 5. Miller
Legion Toy Committee
Legionnaires
Miller
East Second Street
Rodney Lentz
Milton Frank Jr
Legion
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George L. Leech
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Fr. Philips
Glee Club
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Greenfield
Braheim
Hadley “Memorial Hospital
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Pdas Tyal
Paul Harrison Lord
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Lord
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Cenfer On
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South Africa
Robert Blunden
Lewis Christian
Red Arms Arsenal
State Dept
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