Immunity Claimed In Court In Buckeystown Forgery Case
In Circuit Court Clara Virginia Parker of Buckeystown claimed immunity after being charged with forging a sister’s name on a $1 check. Charles B. Duvall faced related charges of accessory after forgery and receiving stolen goods as the judge weighed the immunity plea and heard psychiatric testimony on a separate defect delinquent case. The hearing continued as the court debated custody and possible treatment.
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Bucketstown
Wu Tan
Clara Virginia Parker
Buckeystown
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Patrick M. Schnauber
Charles BE. Duvall
Schnauffer
Rockville
Duvall
Inturnex
M. Holmes Fout
New Mexico
Parker
Washington
Tn Frederick
New Meaih
Richard Green
Foyal
Det
Sergt
Norman Dietz
Arizona
New Moscon
Puede
Diwali
Parker Wantatci
Harold Boswell
Patuxent
Joseph Lemer
Bliss Sanvarnim
Phychatrs
Thirmant
Snow Piles High In Lakes Region
The Great Lakes region saw heavy snow with cold air covering most of the nation. From Dakota plains to upper Michigan, snow blanketed areas as a cold front moved east with rain and sleet along the eastern belt and blustery winds forecast for the Great Lakes and Appalachians.
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Great Lakes
Nalion
Dakotas
Upper Michigan Park Falls
Wis
Eagle Cola
Appalachians
New England
Lower Michigan
New York
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Louisiana
Lake Michigan
Iowa
Lousiana
First Refugees Are Due Today At Camp Kilmer
Refugees from Soviet terror prepare to arrive at Camp Kilmer aboard a DC4 chartered by the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration. They join a planned roll in as 5,000 refugees are to be resettled under President Eisenhower's orders with many nations offering help. The White House notes U S aid includes five million dollars in food and supplies to Austria and beyond.
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Kilmer
McGuire Air Force Base
Tiger Airlines
Intergovernmental Committee
Eisenhower
Oler
Francis Walter
D-Pa
McCarran-Walter
Vienna
Sesierdas
Aidney
Canada
Atstrea
Washington
White House
Austria
White Thanksgiving Possible For Frederick County
An early forecast suggests a white Thanksgiving could occur in Frederick County as rain shifts north. The observer predicts Cindy and colder conditions with snow or snow flurries tonight and Thursday across Garrett Allegany Washington and surrounding counties. Low temperatures around freezing and a cloudy cold Friday with mountain snow flurries are expected after a warmer start this morning.
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Frederick County
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Brycence
Fined 160 After Wreck Involving Adamstown Youth
An 18 year old Adamstown resident Charles E Moore was fined 150 for driving under the influence and 10 for reckless driving after a crash on October 31 along A S 15 one mile south of Buckeys town. Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield Jr warned of license revocation as Trooper Cartee arrested Moore who was represented by Edwin F Nikirk. Other cases included Dash’s case continued for a state witness and numerous speeding and violation citations across multiple individuals and locations.
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Adamstown
Charles E. Moore
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Horace Alexander
A. S. 15
Buckeystown
John £. Cartee
Edwin F. Nikirk
Sheffield
Moore
James F. Dash
East Second Street
B. & D. Motors
F C L. C. Clark
Dash
Grant C. Koher
Baltimore
Cennast
Melvin R. Woods
Glen Easton
W. Va
E. L. Baum
Harold L. Seabolt
Uniontown
Lloyd W. Burtner
John B. Gillett
Charles Ho Linthicum Jr
Hyattstown
Maryland
TFC. Clark Court
the Loutes
Monocacy Motors Real Estate Sold To Cohen
The Slonecacy Motors Inc real estate in the 600 block of North Market Street was sold at public sale to Albert H. Cohen Frederick contractor for 3524. The deal covered 615 North Market brick garage and adjoining parcels with driveway to East Sixth. Personal property sale followed including tools equipment and office furniture. Auctioneers and clerks listed.
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Slonecacy Motors. Inc
North Market Street
Albert
Cohen
Frederick
North Market
East Sixth
Amos Halter
Charles Met Mathias Jr
Emmett R. Bowlus
Raverend Lb. Kelly
Charles McC. Mathas
Eden Exhausted After Illness Amid Rest Push
London reports Prime Minister Eden is utterly exhausted after a liver ailment and three operations in 1958. Aides say there is no recurrence of his critical illness, and Lady Eden says rest will cure him as he cancels public engagements.
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Eaton
Psycheater
Ndge
Aiton
Bernie Th
Foi Aloo
Tom
London
Eden
Robert Alan
Newspaper notice on Thanksgiving publishing schedule
The Newa will not be published on Thanksgiving Day. The editorial office will be open Thursday after 6 p.m. The hustle office will be checked the next day.
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Newa
UN Secretary General presses for withdrawal timetable
Dag Hammarskjold urged Britain France and Israel to outline a timetable for troop withdrawal from the Suez area after the UN police force entry. The Egyptian stance and U N advisory committee debates over force use and negotiations with President Nasser frame the standoff as diplomats await a concrete plan.
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Dagame Marskjold
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
Mahmoud Fawzi
Canal Zone
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Seven Nation
Nasser
Hammarskiold
Chakted Suez Canal
Hiwnmarskjold
Wat Nasser
Nasser Mill
Groupes
Ryvael
Canada
Cesson
Colombia
India
Norway
Pakistan
Four Year Old Boy Hurt Falling From Auto
A four year old boy was injured when he fell from a moving auto near US 49 about ten o clock this morning. He sustained abrasions to the hands and was treated and released by the emergency team at Frederick Memorial Hospital. State Trooper John Cartee investigated the incident.
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Randy EO Rhodevick
Mroo
Carroll F Rhoderik
Reis
Fredevick
Heeschen Rands Fei
Rhoderick
John EB Cartee
Two Women Die From Fumes In Arlington Building
Arlington police say two women Martie Sempleton and Alene Davis, both 29, died from fumes in an ash can placed in a furnace at their Wasters building top floor apartment. James Farmer admitted filling the ash can early yesterday morning and left the building after opening a window to vent fumes.
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Arlington
Tao Wate
Patice
Martie ‘Sempleton
Alene M. Danvis
James Frank Farmer
Nana ‘Ger
Soviet troops said to have shot refugee near Hungary border
Rep. Francis Walker reported witnessing a Soviet soldier shoot at a refugee on Hungarian soil near the Austrian frontier during a trip with Lt. Gen. Swing and John Linday. Witnesses described a man collapsing after being fired upon as refugees later claimed trains deported countrymen.
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Vienna
Austria
OP — Aus
Francis Walker
D-Pa
Joseph M. Swing
Immigration and Naturalization
John V. Lindgay
U.S
Walter
Daren En ’ Oe
Budapest Radio
Janos Kadar
Swing
Budapest
Soviet Union
Empty Stocking party tickets on sale at Winchester Hall
The Empty Stocking Association announces Saturday ticket distribution at Winchester Hall from two to four PM for the December 15 annual party. Children aged two to eleven must pick up tickets. Santa Claus, group singing, and gifts planned. Committee members listed assist with tickets, entertainment, candy, toys, prizes, and Christmas tree arrangements.
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Winchester Hall
Empty Stocking Association
George
Winchester
Charles S. Price
Evra Hoffman
Harty D. Radcliff
Stultz
E R. Morse
Five Day Forecast Mentions Snow Flurries and Warm Up
Forecast notes snow flurries on Thursday with possible Friday prohibition of snow. Weekend rain or snow expected. Colder Thursday and Friday, then warmer by Sunday or Monday. Temperatures average 48 degrees below normal with unclear normals. Odd spellings suggest regional terms and places like Akad West ern Marsland and Merlend.
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Akad
Marsland
British Truck Drivers Strike Over Fuel Crisis
About 1,000 British truck drivers employed by the nationalized British Road Service walked out to protest a government decision reducing the number of industrial vehicles on the road due to a fuel shortage. The strike disrupted meat transport briefly. overall traffic slowed as oil supplies tightened following the Suez crisis.
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London
Nmation
British Road Service
BRS
New York
Jurors Picked for December Term Amid Hospital Report
The December term jurors for Circa Codit were selected amid a chaotic report of injuries from a car accident near Burkstown. Police investigate the crash that sent Robert D. Panel to a hospital with non life threatening injuries while noting heavy turnover in shipbuilding and related sectors in New York. Separately NAC-TV announced Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis will host separate shows this season.
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New York
Robert D
Svtacuer
Momiker Tia Yiu
Anton Cat Te
Jad Tertiaat Tedan
Induecie
Burks Stoynh
Nac-Tv
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Government acts to halt dock strike in New York court
The government moved in New York Federal Court to stop longshoremen from striking coast wide. The National Labor Relations Board authorized its attorneys to seek a temporary restraining order against the International Longshoremen’s Association and Union President William Bradley.
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Fisen
Hower
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshoremen’s Assn
New York Shipping Assn
New York
ILA
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Washington
Murray Snyder
White House
International Longshoremens Assn
William Bradiey
Repudiation Day Observance At Courthouse Ceremony
A Saturday Repudiation Day event at the Court House will feature W Jerome Otfult as principal speaker. The Daughters of the American Revolution guide the program, with readings by A Eugene Renn and remarks by Mrs Paul B. Rhoads. A reception follows at the Framish Seatt Rex Hotel with officials in attendance.
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Wil
Court Hose
W. Jerome Otfult
A. Eugene Renn
Paul B. Rhoads
Frederick CD. A
Hammond Claryay
Ctor
Framis Seatt Rex
Anders Ot
Ht Phogth
Dumness
Suri
chaMers
D. A. KR
Co Maeda Kacy Yara Tae Dt Wall
Norwegian UN Troops Take Suez Zone Position
A UN unit of 190 Norwegian soldiers moved into the northern Suez Canal zone for a peacekeeping mission near Fort Said. The move drew protest from Egyptian, British, and French authorities but was not tied to any withdrawal. Dag Hammarskjold sought UN broad powers to deploy and govern the force, with joint inquiry into alleged atrocities and cease fire violations.
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Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
AUN
Unagent
Basiar
Egvpt
Canal Zone
Dur Said
U.N
Abt Suweir
Port Said
Canal
Egypt
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva Assembly
Assembly
Nasser
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
UNE
Britain
France
Aml
Rael
Dag Ham Marskjold
International Red Cross
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Inea
Harry Richards
Flint
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Barker Richards
Perc Et Spkthane
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Snyder
NLRB
New York Shipping
SLA
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Porton
Ems
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Ghief
Clee Don qUstriets
Backesstown
Baker
Alan W
Riks Rmtsburs
Robert G. Fez
Chareare L. Wasther
New Marker
Vary Thompson
Hatawers Chue
Buhrman
Woodsburn
Iaint Porch
Dorses Petersville
Doin Shater
Mi Pleweant
Austin Wo Harnton Dettersan
Kate 8
Race
Thurmont
Ove Bo Creecer
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Paul Wo
Leake
Tuscarora Raxmurd
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