Land condemned for Frederick High School athletic fields
A Circuit Court jury scrutinized valuations from $55,035.80 to $87,500 for 12 073 acres condemned by the Fredericks County Board of Education for athletic fields and a playground at Frederick High School. Hamilton Homes Inc. owns the tract. Witnesses included Ned S. Zeller Calvi n Lohr and Asa H Watkins with figures based on per acre values and potential subdivision output. The jury viewed the land after opening statements as the school board waived a 1 foot easement and Hamilton Homes conceded condemnation rights. The board noted reduced play fields for the new junior high school. Also noted was a farm program sign up period set by the agriculture department from January 13 to March 7.
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Fredericks County
Board of Education
Calvin 5. Lohr
Frederick
Asa H. Watkins
Hamilton Homes
Watkins
Miliry
Hagerstown
Philip Wertheimer
Bir
Wertheimer
College
West Seventh Street
Zeiler
Albert M. Mercer
Kline
Toll Gate Manor
Stewart Manor
Lansdale Tube Company
Grove Boulevard
Robert E.clapp,jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Irvine Rutledge
Man Guilty On Vehicle Charges In Local Court
A city man was found guilty of two motor vehicle charges in Magisterial court. Kenneth Queen received a suspended six month sentence and a 175 dollar fine plus costs for reckless and drunken driving in an accident at North Court and West Church streets. Queen must enter a mental hospital, surrender his license, and pay for care, with periodic progress reports required. Robert Eugene Eaton was fined 13 dollars for speeding on U S 40 west of Frederick. Another case saw David West acquitted of destroying Lt. Frank Dorsey’s property after painting and cleaning disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Willburn
Sheffield Jr
Kenneth Queen
North Court Street
West Church Street
Charles V. Main
J Queen
Pat Mossburg
Criiser
Court and
Church
Aubrey
David Grosenickle
Ccourt -House
Robert Eugene Eaton
RFD
Big Pool
State Police
U.S. 40
Frederick
David West
Bartonsville
Edward J_Smith
Frank Dorsey
West
Dorsey
Bartensville
By pass planned for Rockville bottleneck opening
Road construction will allow traffic from Frederick and Montgomery County to bypass the Rockville bottleneck as the Washington National Pike extends toward Montrose and old US 240. Completion is expected early December, with Montrose road links and a west side 24 foot strip widening US 240 near Bethesda to improve northwestbound routes. Residents commuting to Washington anticipate smoother trips once Montrose road opens.
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Rockville
Montgomery Avenue
Montrose Road
Montrose
Washington
Montgomery County
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick
Montrose Avenue
Washington National ‘Pike
U.S. 240
Pooks Hill
Bethesda
Montrose Roads
Georgetown
Washington Nation
Pike
Beane
Rockette
Editors Accused Of Unfairness To Labor In Coverage
George Harrison of APL CIO charged New Orleans editors with bias in McClellan committee coverage. He said newspapers hide that dishonesty and racketeering involve both businessmen and labor leaders and urged a fair shake for labor in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
George
iHarrison
APL- Cio
McClellan Committee
Harrison
Associated Press
Y . Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway
Judge Sentences Man Who Once Was Empl oyee for Girls
A Montgomery County judge sentenced James R. Brown, 32, a former Gaithersburg handyman, to 2 ½ years in prison after pleading guilty to breaking into a Rockville home and stealing $8. The case was heard in the Montgomery County Circuit Court under Judge Thomas M. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Patrick Mil Schnauffer
Rockville, Md
Gaithersburg
Thomas M. Anderson
Montgomery County Circuit Court
James R. Brown
Rockville
Anti-Gaming Meeting In Anne Arundel County
Anne Arundel County hosts a meeting on licensing jai alai amid concerns about criminal elements. Hirsch of Miami says principal stockholders of Auditing Auditoriums Inc. will be revealed soon and defends the sponsor against claims that jail terms would invite undesired people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jai Alai
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Howard
Hirsch
Miami
Fla
Auditoriums Inc
Jailfail
Hirsch Id
Snow Blankets Large Areas With Hazardous Roads
The report notes heavy snow in the south central and northern border regions with accumulations up to seven feet near Las Vegas New Mexico and 5 to 18 inches across the panhandle and southern Plains. Temperatures stay below freezing in the snow belt and winds raged in California up to 85 mph causing extensive damage but no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Associated Press
Jim Las Vegas
Texas Panhandle
Texas
New Amexico
South Plains
Dumas
Tex
Oklahoma
Amarillo
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Oklaahoma
Mississippi Valley
Texas Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Iowa
Panthe
Suuesickm
Atu Tauan
California
Wrong Dose Soon Fatal in Houston Case
A laboratory technician in Houston faces a fatal dosing case after a nurse allegedly gave two ounces of a solution to Mrs. Van Alstine, 67. The incident prompted police inquiry and possible grand jury referral while concerns rise about the accompanying court actions regarding a jet arena project. Opponents plan a protest tonight with attorney Downey Rice of Washington scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Nash
Pee van Alstine
H- W. Rodgers
Jet Ala
Will
Downey. Rice
Washington
Missionary in Ecuador Faces Threat as Auca Attack Looms
Kansas City radio broadcast aired a plea for Dr. Wolfred Tidmarsh an English missionary surrounded by the Auca in Ecuador. The tape urged the savages not to slay him while reports said earlier American missionaries were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ecuador
Wolfred
Anyoone
Tidman
Christi
Oglan River
Rodgers
Nash
Rachel Saint
Arkansas
Miss Saint
Nate’ Saint
jVam Alstine
Communist claim on popular fronts to seize power
A Moscow communique from the world Communist leaders says popular fronts can seize power peacefully in capitalist countries with united workers and parties. It urges more conferences to coordinate action and notes the working class could win state power without civil war. The text, broadcast by Peiping radio, frames Western capitalism as doomed and communism as humanity’s savior. In other news, the Junior Fire Company responded to a chimney fire at 200 block West Fifth Street with no damage reported.
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Gein
Rial
Wisconsin
Bernice Worden
Plainfield
Jan
Mary Hogan
Worden
Hogan
Impuke
Associated Press
Kenneth Engelman
Wautoma Methodist
Charen
Geinl
Soviet Union
Inter
Engelman
Tindace
London
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Mfhe
Peiping Radio
Communist Parties
Ibroad
Redi
Hemnex
West Fifth Street
Aggression Thermometer Dictates Nuclear Retaliation
London reports Allied diplomats discuss an aggression thermometer to define when nuclear retaliation would be instantly permissible. NATO would have a consensus on thresholds for Red attacks and a plan for immediate use of atomic and hydrogen weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
NATO
Madcap of Night Clubs Dead at 82
Betty Henderson a flamboyant figure in New York night clubs and the Metropolitan Opera House died at 82 at her Fifth Avenue home. The widow of a millionaire she was a lavish entertainer and poet known for public stunts and travel. Her bold acts with photographers long kept her in the spotlight.
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New York
Betty Henderson
Metropolitan Opera House
Betty
Elizabeth Hender
Millonaire
jolt _man
Avegus
Henderson
Wax
Sherry
Metropolitas Opera House
Marlene Dietrich
Alis. Henderson
Arab leaders urge end of war in Algeria mediation bid
Morocco King Mohammed V and Tunisia's Habib Bourguiba offered to mediate peace talks between France and Algerian rebels amid a three year conflict. No response yet from French officials or the Algerian National Liberation Front as UN debate on the revolt looms next week.
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Rabat
Morocco
Algeria
France
Mohammed V
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Algerian National Liberation Front
NLF
United Nations
West Virginia Pulp Buys Virginia Folding Box
New York reports West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co completed a merger acquiring Virginia Folding Box Co Inc. in an exchange of 155000 West Virginia common shares for all Folding Box stock. Folding Box, a major tobacco packaging supplier, will operate as a West Virginia subsidiary before becoming a division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia Folding Box Co Inc
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Am Exchange
West ‘Virginia
Folding Box
Virginia Folding “Box
Isi
West Virginia
Five Day Weather Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will run three to five degrees below normal with a cold weekend and a slight warmup early next week. Rain or snow possible Sunday through Monday with mountain snow flurries Wednesday. Precipitation totals about one half to one inch. Highs mid 40s in the mountains to near 50 in the east, with lows from the mid 20s in the mountains to the 30s in Delaware and Maryland sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sis
Delaware
Maryland
Treasures Sold To Settle Estate Of Texas Woman
Wealthy Dallas widow Mrs. Carmody dies in 1955 and her estate plans a private sale of antique silver sets urns and wedding gifts. Contents valued at about $75 000 will move to a Dallas warehouse for storage before appraisal and possible sale by the estate executor J N Garrity. Items include ivory dominoes ivory clock and a large silver collection tied to the Caromody heirlooms with sale to be conducted after expert evaluation by Neiman Marcus officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Carmody
Pinkerton
Betane Ae
Neiman-Marcus Co
T. J.J
Corsicana
Tex
Bank
End
Tai
Ays
Iple
Stor
Squillante Jailed for Extortion on Long Island
Vincent Squillante, 40, a reputed boss in Nassau County garbage contracts, was indicted on extortion and related charges along with his brother Louis and associate Carmen De Cabia. The trio faces accusations tied to fuel and trash hauling at Mitchel Air Force Base, with a third party paying $3,909 after threats. Police arrested the defendants following the grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Vincent Squillante
Squillante
Albert Pan
Brotherl
Nassau County
Long Island
New York City
New York
Washington
Senate
Grand Jury
Louis- Hane
Nunzio
Cartmen de Cabia
Nassau
Suffolk County
Cart- Men's Assa
de Cabia
Aise
Mitchel Air Force Base
Angelo Recchia
Air Force Base
Louillante Gr
Plane Turbulence Injures 16 Aboard Western Air Lines Flight
A Western Air Lines flight carrying 33 aboard bounced through downdrafts near Ontario and Las Vegas, injuring 16 including two stewardesses. Diane Hallock of Los Angeles and Sue Etzel of San Diego were unconscious along with several passengers. Four remained unconscious at Los Angeles Airport. The captain reported belt warnings as the jet arrived.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Lines
Here
Ontario
DCSB
Diane Hal‘lock
Sue Etzel
San Diego
Los Angeles International Airport
Las Vegas
Nev
W. C. Steen
Azusa
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Birs
Richard F. Kline
Washington UN
Agriculture «Department
Soil Bank
Kenneth Green
Russia
Egypt
Israel
Red Star
United States
Near East
Washington Pike
Bue
Imarket
Lin
Bentz
Gay
Sergi
Harri
Phillips
Toznes
Tourmont
Harold
S= Smith
Motter ‘Avenue
Anne Arundel
Hoodlums Im Organization
Board of Questions
Ade A Ee Jr
Young Republican Club
Anne Arundel Cronte
Bath Reidio
Paul Carpenter
Ito
Quito
Everett Beall
Army Mission
Robert G. Schneider
Guistics
Institute
Dr. West
Istean
I. Tabond
Wautoma
Wis
Edward Gein
Wallashara Caer Court
William - Ae
Earl -Eileen
Teady
Tomain
Dan
Jmeetings
Fellows
Schneider
Carpenter
Don Burns
The
Kansas City| Assn
Burnns
Tidmarsh
Jthe
Auca
Jtmeras
Farmer
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Waushara County
NEA
House of Horrors
Geia
Reds
West Virginia Pulp
Anastasia
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