Apples Pitching Brings Trial At Trial Magistrate Court
Two students from St Mary's College Emmitsburg were charged with unlawfully and maliciously destroying Snow White neon sign on North Market Street. They admitted taking apples from Carmack's grocery and throwing them at the sign, causing damage and minor injuries to a hand. Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield sentenced them to six months with possible suspension if they paid damages and $100 fines each.
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Mr. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Snow White
North Market Street
FL McNamara
Elizabeth
N. J
Eugene III
Claymont
Del
Charles W. Bare
Carmack
Zeus Apartments
West Second Street
West Second
Ile
Freterneek Memorial Hospital
Ralph Potts
Paul V. McCarthy
Donald Walter
John Howard
Brunswick
Hurst
McCarthy
Wilbur F. Sheffield
House of Correction
Vernon Cleatus Crummitt
RFD 2
Middletown
Linganoke Road
Edward Yaskowski
Camp Detrick
Alan D Marfin
Zyskowski
Sheffield
Crmmimitt
Paul Collateral
Russell Wiber
Raltimmore
Leer Pointes
Tom Predenek
Alan
Martin James Robert Bradford
Explosive Problems Halt Arms Shipments to Middle East
The Soviet Union and United States tension rises as Western allies seek a solution to explosive problems on communist arms shipments to the Middle East. Top officials confer in Washington and Geneva to review potential policy steps amid strain. The Supreme Court also urged fresh arguments on Congress power to legislate court martial for threats.
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Middle East
United States
Nata Serax Council
Bia Foufereiin
Genesa Stare Va
Thiplomatic
Moloney
Tater
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Bailiff Named To Probe Disturbances In Walkersville
George D. Flickinger was appointed bailiff for Walkersville at a special meeting to investigate disturbances, largely by juveniles, in Walkersville and nearby areas. He will notify parents of juvenile offenders as the first step and may take further action if needed.
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George D. Flickinger
Walkersville
Gilmore C. Trout
Flickinger
Faces Trial After Chase Through City Streets
A Lime Kiln colored man, Metht Preston Ambush, 21, led police on a 70 mile per hour chase last night, wrecking his car after running red lights. He fled on foot but was captured at a West Patrick street filling station. He faces charges of reckless driving and speeding plus an outstanding warrant.
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James Carmack
All Saints Street
Carroll
Carroll and
Carroll and Clarke Place
South Warket
Clarke Place
Market Street
Arabush
West Patrick Street
Mass lurch in Britain over Townsend Margaret romance
London crowds show curiosity about the rumored royal alliance with Group Capt. Peter Townsend. Officials remain silent as Buckingham Palace issues no public statement. Townsend arrived in London for a month as air attaché in Brussels and offered nothing new. Margaret stays in Scotland preparing to return home after a summer vacation. Budget approved for local Red Cross drive and plans for 198 Camp Alan program discussed.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Edward Vil
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Royal House
Buckingham Palace
Townsend
Teave Fon
Brussels
Margaret
Scotland
Capial
Zome
Fed Cross
Board of Directors
Federated Charities
Woman Faces Slaying Charge In Maryland Case
In Frederick County Circuit Court Dorothy C. Diggs stands trial for manslaughter in the September 17 1955 shotgun killing of her husband William Robert Diggs at their Sugar Loaf Mountain area home. A jury of five women and seven men was selected after lengthy challenges. key testimony came from the defendant, her 12 year old daughter Betty Jane Diggs and her grandson, detailing threats and a protective ascent before the fatal shot.
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Dorothy C. Diggs
William Robert Diggs
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Frederick County
Edwin F. Nikirk
Samuel W. Barrick
Thomas Sr
Betty Jane Diggs
William Ernest Diggs
George R. Cole
Fred
Judes Stedman Prescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Peron Jewels Display Sparks Auction of Riches
Blenros Aires authorities previewed Juan and Eva Peron's earthen gems clothes and art treasures valued at over 82 million dollars from the former dictator's estate. A secured romahose door required a hidden button to open as reporters viewed the collection at the ex-dictator's Palermo residence. Three cars collided on the Fairfield Orrtanna Road in Pennsylvania injuring none. damage totaled 325 dollars. Witnesses said Thomas W. Wolfe 27 Ruth Ridge Maryland and Kenseth Sanders 47 Fairfield foreman at Krouse Foods were among those involved when Dale McCleaf 26 Fairfield hit their car and caused the crash.
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Blenos Aires
Juan
Eva Peron
Ataz
Palermo
Fairfield-Orrtanna Road
Penna
Mitness
Hye Iwe
State Polie
Thomas WW. Walfe
Ruvhy Ridge
Kenseth Sanders
Fairfield
Krouse Foods
Cevtantas
Dale Bo McCleaf
Fair Teld
Wolfe
McCleaf
Rama
Church Head Speaks Here November 20
Evange listical program series at Evangelical Re formed church West Church street with Rev Paul K. Althouse, president of Potomac Synod and church head to speak. Also features Rev Dr Fred Eyster as guest speaker and installation of Rev Dr Eyster.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Paul Bk. Althouse
The
Potomac Synod
Monocacy
Fred Eyster
Potomac Syne
Que Hee Lr
de Wi
Sumlay
James FE Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wagner
Dr Eyster
Hood College
Bayman
Farmie Tien Das
Fredenck County Couner of
Calvary Methodist Churen
Montgomery Heralds Return Visit With New Commentary
Washington reports that Field Marshal Montgomery plans a return visit to the United States with a new commentary on the nuclear arsenal and modern military force. He argues for arms, navy, and air power modernization while criticizing past arms races and urging broader, economy-based strength among Western nations.
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Montgomery Heralds
Washington
Montgomery
Navy
States Navy
Peru
Teetiee Ceeteriak
Royal United Serviers Insu
Car Loaded With Jewelry And Firearms
Towson Maryland police questioned three ex convicts after stopping a car reported missing batteries from a dealer. Edward Latue 29 John Seaton 30 and James Baker 27, all from Knoxville Tennessee, were held for investigation. A 13 state teletype sought suspects. The vehicle contained four revolvers a 45 automatic a German Luger a 12 gauge shotgun a TV set 400 shares of stock and other valuables.
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Towson
Lansdowne
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington Boulevard
Baltimore County
Malethorpe
Edward Valentine Latue
John Redward Seaton
Stames Lewis Baker
Gilbert Doyle
Pushy Mountain State Penitentiary
East Baltimore
Second National Bank of Cumberland
Six Slot Machines Found At Boys Camp
Investigation reveals six slot machines discovered last month at Camp Barrett near Chesterfield Road in Anne Arundel County. Police say ownership is unconfirmed and the finding will be presented to the county grand jury for review.
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Mys
Baltimore County
Grand Jury
Col. Munshower
Col Munshower
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Duvall
Camp Barrett
Chesterheld Road
Arundel
Elks
George W. Wellhant
Wagner Named Legion Commander Amid Turbulent Times
A chaotic report notes Wagner named Legion Commander amid unstable conditions. Efforts to settle a strike affecting buses and streetcars continue, with a dire prospect of resumed service uncertain as discussions proceed today.
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Ar. Louis
Tomong
Anniversary Of Parkway School Observed 25 Years
The 25th anniversary of Parkway School’s opening was celebrated by the Parkway School Parent Teacher Association in the auditorium. Mary Smith, principal for 15 years, recalled the history with Virginia Wenner, the first principal, and other long-tenured staff. Superintend ent Eugene W. Pruitt praised the school’s evolution toward individual student focus.
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Parkway School
Teavler Association
Mary Smith
Theron Green
Virginia Wenner
Canals Pesbact
Ella Kreig
L. Hubert Derr
Wenner
Eugene W. Pruitt
Parkway
Hattie Willet
Marie Michael
Ralph Putman
PTA
Enrge 1
Rothentoeler
Robert L Smith Graymond Shipley
Eueene Sanders
Toseah Rhoderigk
Tosenh Vous
Association
C. ‘Thomas Semineve
Board of Education
Caeen
Proll Altieuse
Piangeheal
Hen Cea
Stag Choytatte Beams Aid Wreen
Soaty Flere
William Fo Ammerman
Nelson Call Oy
Atps
Peta Siias
Helen Soper
Ppeaeer
Charmen
Totter Ascene
Wies Dare
Middletown
Paka Pta
Bei Fins Sieher
Skoeyear Parkway
Frasthing State Normal School
Frederick County
Eisenhower to hold talks with Humphrey on budget
President Eisenhower plans a Saturday discussion with Secretary Humphrey at Fitzsimons Army Hospital as doctors report progress after the heart attack. Officials say the budget balance hopes are fading this year though Eisenhower can handle more duties despite extended hospitalization.
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Dulles
IRE
John Foster Dulles
Shermen Adams
Army Hospital
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Denver
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
James C. Tlagerty
White House
Bel
Isenhrower
MIT
Brownell
Defense
Wilson
Terephrey
Frederick Firemen To Demonstrate Friday
Four Frederick fire companies plan a free 7 30 p m demonstration at the Fair Grounds as part of Fire Prevention Week. Captains lead volunteer crews in dramatic exhibits including extinguishing trash and gasoline fires burning cars and a 275 gallon fuel tank, water curtain, aerial ladder use, and a nel entitled desluge set to show how fire can be fought from outside. A strong public turnout will honor the firefighters and support their service.
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Frederick
Fair Grounds
Ban on Female Sitters Aimed at Baltimore Nightlife
Maryland lawmakers Sen Goodman and Del Silver propose a bill to banish female sitters from Baltimore clubs and similar venues statewide. They argue current laws are vague and unenforceable and seek tighter rules or a city ordinance if the 1958 legislature is too brief. The plan involves collaboration with city police to close loopholes in existing statutes.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Sen. Goodman
del. Silver
Rakim
Good Tian
Goodman
Farmer Convicted in Baltimore Case for Tax Evasion
A federal court jury found Arthur W Davis, a six year old chicken farmer from Willards Maryland, guilty of income tax evasion covering earnings from 1931. The verdict followed testimony linking his farm income to unreported revenue. Davis faces sentencing in the U S District Court.
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Baltimore
Arthur W Davis
Willards, Md
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