Four Prison Terms Given By Judge in Break-In Case
Four defendants in three separate forcible entries received penalties up to three years in the House of Correction as Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer warned of no leniency. Haller led with a three year term for burglary at Hafler residence, while Dorothy Marshall drew 60 days for receiving stolen goods. Other youths faced lighter sentences for related break-ins and thefts as police recounted pursuits and recovered pistols and a hot plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
House of Correction
Arthur
Snitter) Haller
Frederick
Haller
H. S. Stafford
George Washington Hafler
Ball Road
Frederick Junction
Dorothy Marshall
Lewis Hurst
Marshall
Stafford
Germantown
Jey
Baas Reformatory
Calvin R. Chase
Roy Edgar Chase
R. Noel’. Spence
Harry Phillips
Frederick City
Phillips
Chase
Whhich
Washington National Pike
Urbana
Robert P. Marendt
Shipley
Vernon Lee Dorsey
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Staten
Gerald Taylor
Reformatory
David Lee Kemp
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Dersey
Schnauffer
Herbert Sperry
Brunswick Police
Charles T. Lee
Alton ¥. Bennett
Criminal Justice Commission
Weber
Department
Baltimore
Louis G. 1Vaeth
Valicious
EAL Cancels Flights From Friendship Airport
Eastern Air Lines canceled 19 outbound flights at Friendship Airport amid a nationwide strike by flight engineers and machinists. The carrier is the largest operator at Friendship, handling 38 percent of the field’s business, with 46 local employees in operations, traffic and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
API
Eastern Air Lines
Cumberland Escapee Is Caught In Alabama
Howard Maurice Iser, a convicted robber who escaped from a Cumberland Md jail by crawling down four stories, was captured by FBI agents in downtown Montgomery on a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid confinement. He had been serving a 10 year sentence and escaped Nov 2 while awaiting action on an appeal. Accomplice Robert C. Bryant, 18, serving 30 days on a motor vehicle violation, surrendered three days later.
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Tlimbitz
Cumberland
Howard Maurice Iser
FBI
Montgomery
Iser
Robert C. Bryant
Bryant
Iasington
Bailey
Ford
Eeedees
Maryland
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Howard County
Baltimore City
Philip Bailey
Frederick
Rice
Dorothy E. Thompson
Centerville
Nixon
England
London
Edwin F.i iNikirk
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Northwest Plains Hit By Cold And Heavy Snow
A Northwest Plains region report describes wintry weather with cold and heavy snow sweeping into the northern Plains and Midwest, with blizzard conditions in the northern Rockies and warnings for North Dakota and parts of Minnesota. The piece also covers stock market swings, a chimney repair scam against an elderly Utica couple, and a local arson/fire incident.
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Northwest Plains
Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
Midwest
Yukon
Graben
Mont
Japan
Atomic Energy Research
Ior
North Dakota
South
Dakota
Minnesota
Macon
Sarasota
Fla
Bie
Great Tampa
Chat- Lakes
Tanooga
Tenn
Confidence Abused Youth Sentenced to Reformitory Term
A 20 year old Frederick youth, Lanty Edward Lochner, was sent to the State Reformatory for Males for up to two years after his probation was revoked. His failure to follow conditions included late nights, unsteady work, and absence from parole visits, with additional ties to a radio theft and a county incident involving a gunshot.
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Frederick
Lanty Edward Lochner
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Rom Durward W. Kettells
Maryland Department of Parole and Probation
Ife L. C. Clark
Clark
Lochner
Kettells
Lochiér
Kettelis
Towson
Kellells
Lackner
Usl Group
Middletown
West Fourth Street Opens to Traffic After Work
West Fourth Street from Culler Avenue to Grant Place reopened this morning after blacktopping nearly finished. A Kline Inc. spokesman said by pass ramp work and an inside loop ramp near the bridge faced delays due to old trolley tracks. Public officials reported cost savings from voting machines and a smoother election process. Carroll Parkway also opened after prior planned work and curb adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
Culler Avenue
Grant Place
West Seventh Street
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick
Whcb
Kline
Potomac Edison Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Motter Avenue
Carroll Parkway
North Bentz Street
College Avenue
N. W. Etzier Co
W. Raymond Walter
Temperature Drops 44 Degrees Here
Temperatures fell 44 degrees overnight in the city with a light morning shower as a cold front passed. The temperature rose to 7 degrees before plunging to 27, marking one of the coldest nights of the season. Forecasters expect increasing clouds and warmer temps tonight followed by showers, with Thanksgiving Day likely cloudy and cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Army to fire space probe on December six from Cape Canaveral
Washington AP reports the Army will launch a lighter space probe December 6 from Cape Canaveral using a modified Jupiter missile with three solid stages. The 15 pound instrument payload and 11 pound capsule aim to pass the moon and reach solar orbit, potentially becoming a baby planet.
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Air Force
Army
Earth
Mars
Venus
Cape Canaveral
Pacific Coast
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc
Calif
Senty
Defense Department
Speeding Youth Is Given Term In State Reformatory
An 11th hour court order blocked a pilots strike at American Airlines and prevented a Thanksgiving air travel crisis from worsening. Eastern Air Lines and Trans World Airlines faced lengthy stoppages, with 7,500 Eastern employees idle. Judge Frederick W. Bryan issued a temporary restraining order forcing the pilots to show cause by Friday.
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Miami
Fila
American Airlines
Air Lime Plots Assa
American
Frederick W. PL Bryan
Eastern Air Lines
Bryan
Pilots Association
Hood College Winter Holiday Schedule Preview
Hood College students prepare for Thanksgiving break starting Wednesday at Hood. A Messiah performance by Hood U S Naval Academy choirs is set for December 6 in Coffman Chapel at 7 p.m. A Christmas dance follows, with a Christmas Vesper Service on December 7 and Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols. Classes resume January 5.
Motion Denied in Rice Second Degree Murder Case
Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauf denied a motion for a new trial in the Sterling Ralph Rice case from Libertytown. Rice was convicted late last year of second degree murder and sentenced to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sterling Ralph Rice
Libertytown
Nixon Pledges West To Stay In Berlin
Vice President Nixon arrived in London and vowed the West will remain in Berlin during a four day visit. He warned against rewarding aggression through appeasement in Berlin or the Formosa Strait at a Pilgrims Society luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nixon
Britain
Berlin
Formosa Strait
Pilgrims’ Society
Living Costs Steady in October Amid CPI Report
A Navy official killed in a George Washington Parkway crash is reported alongside a citywide note that living costs held steady in October with little change from August. The Labor Department’s CPI index stood around 123.7, with October showing slight increases in new car prices offset by seasonal declines in food. In Cyprus, a Greek Cypriot riot youth died as security forces clashed with protesters in Nicosia, while in New York, Princess Grace and Prince Rainier visited Manhattan as tourists. The Arlington crash victim, Joseph Dressel, director of the Bureau of Aeronautics' Airborne Equipment Division, died after the earlier Grand Prix crash in Venezuela.
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Arlington
Navy
Washington
Department
George
Nicosia
Cyprus
New York
Princess’ Riot
Grace
Prince Rammer
Thejace
Manhattan
Midtown
Eee Pere
W Yearold Joseph Dressel
Arington
Bureau of Aeronautics
Airbourne Equipment Division
Venezuela
Spout Run
Parkway
Vandalism Suspected in Hobbs Integrated School
Officials in Hobbs New Mexico report a bombed integrated school incident is unlikely tied to racial tensions. They describe the blast as possibly a simple act of vandalism and note no other evidence linking to broader unrest. Also included are brief weather notes on stream conditions in Monocacy and Potomac areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs, N.M
Nixon visits Britain at WWII chapel dedication
Foreign Secretary Selay2 syd and US Ambassador John Hay Whitney led the welcoming party to greet Nixon at the railroad station. Nixon represented President Eisenhower at the St Pauls Cathedral chapel dedication honoring 28,000 Americans killed in World War II. Queen Elizabeth II will host Thanksgiving dinner at the U.S. Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth II
Nixons
U.S
Macmillan
Berlin
Open Until Nine Sets Christmas Shopping Hours in Frederick
Frederick downtown stores will stay open Monday and Friday nights until 9 o clock beginning next week and continuing through the season. Some shops will also open Saturday nights this week while all stores will maintain the Monday and Friday late hours. Typhoon Nancy curved northeast and was 490 miles south-southeast of Okinawa at 9 am moving eastward with 150 mph winds, threatening open Pacific areas but missing Okinawa and Japan.
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Frederick
Sions
Tokyo
Nancy
Pacific
Okinawa
Japan
U. S. Air Force
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Friendship
Alabama
Montgomery, Ala
Sheriff's Office
Utica
Sam If
Lin
Dow Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Jeash
Derr
John A. Derr
U.S. Atomic Energy
John S
Aan AR
Chamber of Commerce
Quynn' S Road
Evening Star
Pearl Putney
Larry Lord
Motherwell
Major Weber
West Fourth
Board of County, Commissioners
Registry Board
William H. Weber
State Police
Noble CG. Powell
Episcopal
Fourth Street
Detrick
Elmer F. Munshower
Santa Claus
Ronnie Jovanovitsch
Bronx, N. Y
St. Nick
Holiday Air Travel
Trans World Airlines
Eastern
Cee Tee
Florida
Christemas
Capital Airlines
Fit
A. Machinists
Capital
West
Potomac
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