Forgery Brings 3 Year Term
Donald A. Day of near Reels Mill pleaded guilty to forging a school teacher pay check and received a three year sentence in the Maryland House of Correction after a Circuit Court hearing before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Day, 92, claimed he found the check payable to Mrs. Dorothy DeLong in his grandmother’s mailbox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Day
Near Reels Mill
Maryland House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Day
Dorothy DeLong
Schnauffer
Robert Lee Young
Liberty
Edwin F. Nikirk
Young
Nikirk
Sehnauffer
Maryland
Chiki
Sumay
John LeRoy Poole
Rodney Poole
Kenneth Leon Poole
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Cpl. A. D. Hasenbubler
W. L. Newcomer
Rothenheler
Schools Practice Fire Drills Across County
AU public schools interrupted classroom activities for fire drills during Fire Prevention Week. Most sites evacuated in one to two minutes, with West Frederick Junior High at about a minute for over 1600 students, Frederick High: two minutes, and North Market Street in one and a half. Maryland School for the Deaf noted dual alarm systems and a vibrohorn warning, while St John’s High reported satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frederick Junior High School
Frederick High School
David L. Dean
North Market Street
Lloyd Ambrosen
Superintendem
Maryland School For the Deaf
St. John’s High School
Speeder and Drunkard Convicted Before Magistrate
A short report states a speeder reached 73 mph and a drunkard was convicted before Magistrate Bs Themas in this theater of a local case. The proceedings mention names and a note of penalties, with sparse details from the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Themas
Treereee Bare
Ai Vaket Mixes Up Fee Frat Cary This Afternoon
A mixed up fee situation occurred this afternoon in Cary as trading moved at a moderate pace and details remain unclear. Local officials stated further updates will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Soviet Envoy in Amsterdam Airport Fight With Dutch Police
A fist fight erupted at Amsterdam airport as Dutch police clashed with Soviet Embassy officials including Ambassador Ponomarenko over the passport of a Soviet woman tourist. The scuffle left police and Soviet officials with injuries. Premier De Quay summoned the Soviet ambassador. The incident followed the attempt to return Mrs. Alexei Golub to Moscow after her husband defected, with Soviet officials storming the police office and witnesses noting bloodied hands and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Russia
Jan de Quay
Hague
Alexei Golub
Moscow
Ponomarenko
Frits Veltman
Twenty three Mothers Club visitors treated for food poisoning
Washington AP reports twenty three members of the West Philadelphia Mothers Club were treated at two hospitals after an excursion to a Roman Catholic seminary. The group, traveling from Philadelphia to Maryland, suffered apparent food poisoning with several others treated for nausea. Authorities and health officials investigated the incident as the group returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phildelphia Mothers Club
Ross Taggart
Maryland
Prince Georges
Philadelpia
Layman
Easton, Md
Maryland Academy of General Practice
William T. Layman
Hagerstown
Andrew C. Mitchell
Salisbury
Donald F. Bartley
Easton
Howard N. Weeks
Guy M. Reeser Jr
St. Michaels
Edward Ditto Jr
Narcotics User Held In Shooting Case
Washington police charged John Franklin Martin with homicide in the shooting of Fred Roberts a man awaiting narcotics and counterfeiting trials. A witness said Roberts and Martin fought over a pistol as a truck containing Roberts was found the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred W. Roberts
Nunzio Bonaccorsy
John Franklin Martin
Martin
Bonaccorsy
George Trianfillog
Roberts
Trianfillos
Trianfirlos
Rockville
Baltimore
Secret Service
Houston
Tex
Union City
Supreme Court refuses to reconsider Communist sign up
The Supreme Court declined to revisit its June 3 ruling requiring the Communist party to register and identify as an arm of the Soviet Union. Justice Frankfurter’s June 5 opinion stood, with a stay granted June 20 pending reconsideration, delaying mandate until June 30 if not extended. Algerians weigh resuming talks with France as rebels favor negotiations, sources say, with a two to three day meeting planned and no communiqué expected. Tokyo braces for Typhoon Violet as a direct hit looms, with warnings of winds over 38 miles per hour within hours.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Congress
Justice Frankfurter
Tunis
France
Tokyo
Violet
Air Force
Poolesville Man Dies In Auto Crash
A 49 year old Poolesville man Alfred C. Dorsey was killed when his car veered off Route 107, crossed a field, and crashed. Driver Robert Thomas and passenger Cecil Hammond were injured but in satisfactory condition. An autopsy will determine cause of death. charges of unreasonable speed pending.
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Poolesville
Alfred C. Dorsey
Montgomery County
Frank J. Broschart
Dorsey
Robert Thomas
RFD 2
Dickerson
Thomas
Cecil Hammond
Bethesda
Montgomery
Frederick County Electric Bills Dip Below State Averages
Frederick residents face lower bills with the 250 kilowatt hour rate averaging 7.65 dollars per month. The state average is reported at eight dollars, while the national average stands at 7.45 dollars for the same usage. The figures reflect the start of the year comparisons across Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Doctor Accused Of Poisoning Wife In Port Orchard
Port Orchard, Wash. A Doctor Robert Boehme 41 is charged with first degree assault for allegedly injecting poison into his wife’s arm during a custody dispute. The case notes a medical history and alleged motive linked to restraining orders and marriage strain. The husband faces arraignment after an arrest on the charge.
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Port Orchard
Wash
APU
Robert EF
Bochme
Meine Door
Deratk
Terial Wits
Gary Bockme
Atvast
Walt
Mary Beechie
Gatar Roomman
Mare Boehme
Tyr
Roshmne
Mary Boehme
Mary Beehme
U S Allies Press Berlin Talks Pace Amid Talks on Berlin Crisis
Washington seeks Western unity to pursue exploratory talks with the Soviet Union. Secretary Rusk meets Walter Dowling as Britain France and West Germany weigh Berlin policy. Allies split over flexibility while West Germany faces internal pressure and French fears. Kennedy and Rusk push to keep East West talks alive after a failed Gromyko meeting.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Mate Department
Britain
France
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Walter C. Dowling
Rusk
U.S.S.R
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
New York
Teachers Get Leave For Callup
Five county school teachers were granted leaves of absence after being called into military service amid a build‑up. Additional personnel changes included resignations from three teachers and new appointments at several schools, with Wayne Holter expected to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Halleck
Yellow Springs
Thomas E. van Pelt
West Frederick
Kyle Pritts
Middletown
Raymond J. Wright
Frederick High
Henry A. Groff
Quentin L. Ear
Caretha Passmore
Doubs
Dorothy E. Beachley
Walkersville High
Carole M. Lynn
Catherine B. Topper
Gloria Ann Angleberger
Thurmoent
Betty W. Clem
Hood College
Janet Rippeon
Mary Lee Haugen
Expert Warns Safe Fallout Limit Exceeded by Soviet Tests
Washington physicist Ralph E. Lapp, involved in the atom bomb’s development, says Soviet nuclear testing likely surpassed the safe annual fallout limit. He cites over 10 megatons of weapons released and notes arctic Russian tests deliver higher radiation, arguing the current level is nearer 3 megatons per year than the 1957 estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph E. Lapp
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Lapp
Pacific
Arctic
Russia
Six traffic fatalities in Maryland over the weekend
The Associated Press reports six people died in weekend Maryland highway crashes, raising the 1961 toll to 330. Patrolman John R. Falconer, 23, of Glen Burnie, died in a head on collision on Fifth Avenue at about 2 am Sunday while returning home. Francis K. Clark of Linthicum Heights faces manslaughter charges. A year old Texas cyclist, Daniel J. Longshore, was killed on Maryland 22 near Watertown. Robert C. Howell, 20, was injured. Earlier Margar et Enicer, 61, of Baltimore died in a hospital after injuries from a crash in Baltimore. Additional fatalities occurred near Huchesville and in Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
John RK. Falconer
Gien Burnie
Falconer
Fifth Avenue
Francis K Clark
Linthicum Heights
Lark
Teascycis
Waterton
Daniel J. Longshore
Pewee
Robert C. Howell
Margaret Eniicer
Balimore
Batimore
Injones
Goldring
Huchesville
Barbara Kidae
Tees Nie
Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware Regions
Forecast predicts above normal temperatures with averages around 44 degrees higher than normal. Warm spell expected Thursday through Saturday with unsettled / light rain chances. Daytime highs typically near the mid 60s to low 70s, nightly lows in the 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delian
Newmaal
Kennedy to visit Rayburn amid illness in Texas
President Kennedy canceled plans to return to Washington and diverted to Dallas to visit Sam Rayburn, the 79 year old speaker of the House critically ill with cancer. The trip follows several days of consideration as national leaders phoned to check on Rayburn’s condition. Kennedy’s jet was to depart Newport for Love Field, Dallas, then return to Andrews Air Force Base in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Kennedy
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Air Force
Dallas
Tex
Washington
Rayburn
Congress
Love Field
Andrews Air Force Base
Scouts Lost 23 Hours in Pisgah Mountain Compass Test
Five Boy Scouts aged 11 to 15 became lost for 23 hours after a compass test in Pisgah Mountain woods. They were found near a camp fire close to noon Sunday, tired and hungry. Scoutmaster Chester Wronski reported the trip began Saturday morning to reach Norwich Lake and Pine Island Lake before meeting at 4 p.m. They lit a fire when night fell, had one flashlight and some candy, and lacked food and sleeping gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Mass
Pisgah Mountain
Barrett
Chester Wronski
Norwich Lake
Wronski
Pine Island Lake
Pendeayne Wronski
Poice
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Ticipants
Alhambra
Calif
Speeder
Montgomene
Uwe Tsastewie
Charie
Sevice
Taye
Tee Ehudres
N. J
Commie
TFC
Charles F. Gowann
State Police
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Kushiro
Madrid
Charles de Gaulle
Raoul Saian
Aigeria
Apnoremily
Sharm Lee Gatke
Postivan
Los Neces Ai
PRS
Grant
Mud Roe
Heritz Fou
Herbert
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