Man Gets 2 Years For Assault
A Maryland man Wil lis Bernard Hall received a two year sentence at the Maryland House of Correction after testimony in Circuit Court on an assault and battery charge against his estranged wife Lola Hall. Hall also faces a charge against Walter Stockman. Witnesses described Hall trying to pull Lola into a car, striking her, and Stockman falling. Hall denied being present.
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Maryland House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Willis Bernard Hall
West Saints Street
Hall
Lola Hall
Walter Stockman
Holmes Foot
Stockman
Emily P. Shankle
de Grange Street
Pennsylvania
His Way Inn
Emmitsburg
Sheldon E. Kinefelter
Sonny Kline
David Noel
Kimefelter
C. Clifton Wirts
Noel
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Clyde R. Lenhart
House of Correction
Lenhart
E. Austin James
Wiliam C. Morgan
U. S. 15
N. L. Davis
Lime Eiin
James
Fat Men Cause Train Sag In Reading to London Run
An AP report from London says the 7:13 Reading to London commuter train with 40 men in one coach led to sagging due to excess weight. The coach fouled the brake mechanism and the nine cars halted twice before stopping near Paddington Station. A thin passenger scolded the occupants as they walked from the halted train.
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London
Reading
Paddington
Tawes Addresses Meeting On Water Conservation
Governor J Millard Tawes spoke to more than 100 attendees at the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged balance between growth and water conservation and stressed local state and federal cooperation for resource protection and development.
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J. Millard Tawes
Francis Scott Key Hotel
David V. Auld
The
Interstate Commission On
Phose
Frank J. Keefer
Potomac River Basin
Gov
Taes
Commission
Francis Scott Rey Hotel
Potomac River
Frederick
Morocacy River
Gov. Tawes
Potomac
Monocacy
Carroll
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Kent
Tawes
E. A. Norton
Soil Conservation Service
Gordon Cairns
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Ralph C.wible
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
George A. Grer
Carroll County
Norton
Cairns
Lewistown Beer License Bid Withdrawn After Objections
Residents packed the Magistrate’s Court room to oppose an on sale beer and light wine license for Country Cousin Inn run by John D. and Frances Leatherman. The couple withdrew the application amid large community objections, with church members among the demonstrators. Leatherman cited democratic duty for the withdrawal. Mrs. Leatherman also withdrew and suggested selling the property to church members. Andrew Goddive Byron spoke for objectors and T West Claggett for the license commissioner.
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Lewistown
John D
Frances McVey Leatherman
Leathermans
Lewstown
Court House
Leatherman
Irm
Goddive Byron
T. West Claggett
Louis Myers
Play By Play Off Series Ends In Rainy Duel
In Forbes Field clouded skies a World Series game between the Yankees and Pirates featured Bob Turley against Bob Friend. The first two innings produced no runs as Kubek and Mantle singled for New York while Veiled fielding and pitching limited both teams to a handful of hits.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Pitts
Bob Friend
New York
Bob Turley
Kubes
Kubek
Burgess
Mazeroski
McDougald
Maris
Nelson
Mantle
Virdon
Berra
Groail
Richardson
Clemente
Welch the Attorney Welch Dies at Seventy on Cape Cod
Joseph N. Welch famed Army counsel in the Army McCarthy hearings died at Cape Cod Hospital of a heart condition. He would have turned 70 on October 22. Welch rose to national prominence during the 1954 Army McCarthy clash and later acted on screen and TV. He had been living quietly at his Cape Cod home and had undergone treatment for heart disease after a prior prostate operation. He spent retirement giving Constitution lectures and occasionally appeared on television.
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Hyannis. Mass
Joseph N. Welch
Army
Cape Cod Hospital
Welch
U.S
Joseph McCarthy
Cape Cod
Hyannis
Couple reunites with missing collie at fair grounds
A couple at Frederick Fair learned their registered border collie Tammy was found by farmer Wilfred Wisner on New Design road. State Police confirmed Tammy the dog had rabies tag and lice tag and was recognized by shelter staff after Sloan family notified authorities. Tammy will be returned to the Sloans this week. Wisners praised the humane return.
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Frederick Far
America
Wilfred Wisner
New Design Road
Wisner
Fair Workers
Charles Sloan
Florence
S.C
Sloan
City Police Retirement Debate Clarified for Tonight Meeting
Alderman Burall explains the proposed uniform retirement plan aims to close inequities across city departments. He notes the police would not contribute and would gain social security and survivor benefits, while the city would cover costs and keep benefits aligned with other workers.
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City of
Burali
Swisher ‘ Committee
Burail
Nwo
Burall
Social Securit
Buraii
Stroup
Bam
Nixon Gains Big Crowd as Kennedy Draws Louisville Bulk
Nixon tours Tennessee and Pennsylvania winning large crowds and solidifying his early campaign lead. Kennedy, cheered by Louisville turnout, eyes Cuba policy and a Friday debate as he plans a Covington rally and a Washington trip.
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Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Ohio River
Covington
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Louisville
Fourth Street
Nixon
Indian Summer Defined By Webster Dictionary
The article explains that Indian Summer is a period of unusually warm weather late in autumn or early winter. It notes Webster's New International Dictionary defines it as a time with mild conditions and a hazy horizon appearance, and states many newspapers are incorrect in usage.
Missing Man Found Near Kemptown Roadside
A 72 year old retired machinery maintainer Lewis Brightwell, missing from his home since Tuesday, was found sitting beside a road in the Kemptown area this morning. State Police alerted to his disappearance after family reported him missing. He had left Tuesday after buying tobacco on West South Street and said he would visit a daughter in Mr Airy.
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Kemptown
Lewis Brightwell
Lester Riggs
Mans
Bightwell
West South Street
Coast Guard Rescues Three Houses From Sinking
In San Francisco Bay the Coast Guard saved three houses from sinking after an incident described by AP as near total collapse. The rescue underscores ongoing efforts to protect properties and people in coastal hazards around the bay area.
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Cabi
Coast Guard
Hich
San Francisco Bay
Neutrals Urge Peace Bridge Between U S and Soviets
At the United Nations Asian African neutrals pressed a plan for a peace bridge linking the United States and the Soviet Union. The effort followed a failed bid for a U S Soviet summit as the Soviet bloc hailed the neutralist push while abstaining on a direct meeting.
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Soviets
United Nations
N. S
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Leoi
Bored
Chev
Iraq
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Invaders Wounded as Cuban Forces Zap Eastern Landing
In Havana an official communique reports a 27-man invading party including three Americans landed at dawn between Baracoa and Moa in Guantanamo Province. Three casualties, commander Armentina Feria killed, two wounded. Hostages and pursuit by Castro forces ensue west of Nuevo Mundo as U S anti-Castro opponents are blamed.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Armed Forces Ministry
Ceromunique
Baracoa
Moa
Ouente
Fidel Castro
Armentina Feria
Rolando Masferrer
Masferrer
Fulgencio Batista
Nuevo Mundo
Castro
U. & Army
Revolutionary Army
Escambray
Masiferrer
Enrique Torres Perez
Arturo Alverez
Batista
Baltimore Man Convicted In Robbery Case Amid Conflicting Claims
A 21 year old Baltimore man Charles H Byrd was convicted of a street robbery after confessing to the crime. John T Ford denied Byrd’s involvement but the verdict was returned by Judge J Gilbert Prendergast. Horace Spriggs awaits a pardon while serving nine years for the same crime. The judge cited remorse and the saying honor among thieves.
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Baltimore
Charles H. Byrd
Byrd
John T. Ford
J. Gilbert Prendergast
Ford
Horace Spriggs
Prendergast
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