Frederick County Man Convicted on Sodomy Charges
Lester L. Renner, of Frederick Junction, found guilty on two sodomy counts in Circuit Court. He had pleaded not guilty to four charges as two teenage witnesses testified of acts while Renner took boys fishing and gave gifts. Confession evidence was challenged but upheld by the court.
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Frederick Junction
Lester L. Renner
Renner
Fort Detrick
Cpl Linwood C. Clark
Clark
Henry Stafford
Stafford
Robert Rothenhoefer
Cpl Clark
Ex Charities Member Miss Ely Dies in Carmel Calif
Grace Darling Ely, former Frederick resident and longtime educator at the Maryland School for the Deaf and Kendall School for the Deaf, died September 25 after a five week illness. Born September 29, 1871, she taught 17 years in Maryland and 24 in Washington, studied at George Washington University, and chaired local tuberculosis and Federated Charities work. Survived by two nieces, Mrs Elmer Stewart and Mrs Robert Cushman.
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Grace Darling Ely
Carmel
Calif
Miss Ely
Frederick
Charles W. Ely
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles R. Ely
Maryland School
Gallaudet College
Washington
George Washington University
Church of the Wayfarer
Elmer Stewart
Chevy Chase
Robert W
Cushman
Lakewood
Immediate Planning Needed To Protect Potomac Water Resources
The Inter state Commission on the Potomac River Basin wrapped a two day session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Col. George B. Sumner outlining a study of flood control, water supply, and pollution abatement. George R. Phillips and L Eugene Cronin urged expanding knowledge and caution as population and industry demand rise, noting potential land use shifts and the need for reservoir planning across 23 feasible sites.
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Interstate Commission On
Potomac River Basin
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George B. Sumner
Washington District
U. S. Army Corps of Entgineers
Sumner
George R. Phillips
Seit Conservation Service
L. Eugene Cronin
Coll. Sumner
Potomac River
Summer
Monocacy Valley
Cok Sumner
Frederick
Monocacy Basin
Col
Phillips
Cronin
Department of Research and Education
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Guilty Plea in Assault on City Policeman
Harold J. Weedon pleaded guilty to assaulting City Police officer Martin L. Kanode on his beat last Monday. Kanode, 61, testified the injuries were not serious. Magistrate Edward D. Storm jailed Weedon for 18 months in the Maryland House of Correction, with a $100 fine for resisting arrest, and a two month extension if unpaid.
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Harold J. Weedon
Martin L. Kanode
Kanode
Edward D. Storm
Maryland House of Correction
Weedon
Kanade
All Saints Street
Charles V. Main
Main
United Floodlight
Market Street
Lowell
Jobs for the Handicap Discussed at Regional Meeting
About 30 leaders from Western Maryland met at the Maryland School for the Deaf to discuss public education of the employment program for the handicap. The session covered poster and essay contests with themes promoting hiring the handicapped and highlighted award categories and deadlines. Attendees included local officials from Allegany, Carrell, Oakland, Hagerstown, and Baltimore, plus agency representatives and committee leaders.
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Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Chester A. Troy
Emi Nloy
Mayetta Hersberger
Department of Employment Security
Robert K. Danner
John Ferguson
Richard W. Graham
Fort Detrick
G. Ernest Lipps
Maryland Veterans Commission
William C. Hill
Louise P. Thompson
Governor's Committee
Virginia W. Hammond
Robert F. Conklin
National Association of the Physically. Handicapped
Allegany County
Charles M. Lee
Frank Powers
William B. Orsdorff
Francis A. Kenney
John Coban
A. Jones
Arthur C. Howard
Carrell County
Garet C. Cannon
Westminster Employment Office
Stanley Hamilton Jr
Veterans Commission
Oakland
Walbur W. Mann
Hagerstown
Matthew White
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Seasonal Normals
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for temperatures near normal through Monday, then warming Tuesday and Wednesday. A light rain chance Monday follows the normal highs of 66 to 71 and overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 30s, with mountain areas reaching the upper 30s.
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Associated Press
Secret Cuban invasion operations kept from public record
Havana reports tight secrecy on efforts against invaders who landed on Cuba’s northeast coast and fled into the mountains. Four groups totaling about 200 men were said to have landed. government confirmed only one group with 27 men, one killed, two captured, others escaped. US flag footage questioned.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Santiago
Maj
Raul Castro
Armed Forces
Oriente
Fulgencio Batista
United States
Eisenhower
United Nations
Washington
Francis Tully
State Department
Lively second Kennedy Nixon debate seen likely
Washington AP reports the Kennedy Nixon rematch tonight may be livelier. They will face four questioners in a studio setting with a 7:30 p.m. EDT start and no opening statements.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
NBC
Kennedy
Nixon
Chicago
Frank McGee
Edward P. Morgan
ABC
Paul Niven
CBS
Alvin Spivak
United Press International
Hal Levy
Long Island Newsday
GOP
Edward A. Rogers
Rogers
Stan Lawrence
New York
Northern Lights Seen by Local Residents
Several residents report observing multicolored aurora borealis last night in the northern skies. The phenomenon, commonly seen this time of year, appeared as ascending streamers from the northern horizon in the area.
Motter Rejoins Frederick Credit Bureau as Executive VP
John M Motter, a Frederick native, returns to the Credit Bureau of Frederick to serve as executive vice president in charge of sales promotion and collection service. He has purchased an interest in the business and is part of the firm’s reorganization as an incorporated entity. The bureau serves local merchants banks professionals and property owners with consumer credit data on over 50 000 individuals and firms and is affiliated with the Associated Credit Bureaus of America.
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John M. Motter
Credit Bureau of
Frederick
Cecilia M. Nestor
Motter
Guy K. Motter
Guy Motter
Frederick County’ Agricultural Society
Motier
Credit Bureau
Wiliam J. Burns International Detective Agency
Houston Tex
Denver
Colo
Maryland
State of
Nestor
Joseph J. Nestor
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Leader Of Holdups Is Arrested
LANCASTER California AP an Arkansas ex convict led a four state string of highway robberies with two men at large Hale 43 admitted leading the gang in California Texas Arizona and Arkansas He wore a policeman cap in El Paso and the bandits stole about 30000 He was jailed on kidnapping robbery rape and sex charges His son Robert 15 was jailed for juvenile authorities Hale served 16 years for rustling and two for burglary in Arkansas State Penitentiary
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Lancaster
Calif
Arkansas
Elton Harold Hale
California
Texas
Arizona
Hale
Bobbie Hill
Hill
el Paso
Tex
D. E. Ellsworth
Los Angeles
Robert
Yura
Ariz
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Ellsworth
U N General Assembly weighs Red China debate amid African bloc
The United Nations General Assembly faces a pivotal vote over whether to place a Soviet backed resolution on Red China's agenda for full debate. Nationalist China denounces Peiping as a global menace as Western allies fear Africa and Asia shifting support. Khrushchev courted African nations amid U S summit tensions.
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United Nations
NAY
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
China
Red Peiping
T. F. Tsiang
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Tsiang
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Red
Assembly
Hood College Campus Day Weekend Activities Planned
About 500 visitors are expected for Campus Day events at Hood College over the weekend. Parents and alumnae arrive for Gymkhana riding games Tour Choir performance and the Campus Day dance. The Alumnae Council meets Saturday with related club programs and a luncheon.
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Hood College
Fathers and Mothers
Y.w.ca
Head's
Helen Meixe] Fox
Hudson
Fathers Club
Mevran Hall
Mothers Club
Andrew G. Truxal
Coffman Chapel
Singlon
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Charities
Rock
U. N
General Electric
Bucy- Tus
Ohio
Tion
Mottter
John M. Motier
Purchase Laundry
Edwin Miler
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
James Snyder
Vice
Press
George Snyder
Wiliam Reynolds Jr
Merle Elliott
Florence
Afuc
Peiping
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