Four With Girl Given Year Terms In Circuit Court
Frederick men pled guilty to carnal knowledge of an 11 year old girl and were sentenced to not more than one year in the State Reformatory for Males by Chief Judge Patrick M for the term. Nine others were involved. testimony placed the incident on a August Saturday near the airport. Burk, Monath, Toms, and Jackson received terms. defense cited uncertain age of the girl and questioned the investigation. A separate trial is scheduled. other cases included Marshall F. Thomas receiving three years for ten counts of forging checks and James Ambush getting a two year suspended sentence for burning insured property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patrick M R
Howard. Burke
Walter L., Monath
DeHaven Toms
Roy A. Jackson
Burke
Toms
West Patrick Stree
Ciy
Montrose School
de Fendants
Edwin F. Nikirk
Defndants
Alton VY. Bennett
State
Ell
Schnauffer
de Iendants
Marshall F. Thomas
House of Correction
Thomas
Mire
Robert H. Ambush
Greenfield Supply Company
Ambush
Samuel W. Barrick
Insurance Company
James M. Blunt
Mrr. Bennett
Arbush
Burdette Bros
Hyattstown
Air Force
Troper R. C. Dishong
Hoffa Barred From Office by Federal Judge
A federal district judge barred James R. Hoffa from taking office as president of the Teamsters and blocked others elected with him. The temporary restraining order, issued by Judge F Dickinson Leus, lasts 10 days and may extend. the order also requires show cause why the Miami Beach convention actions should not be voided and why Hoffa and others should not be permanently barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Provrow
Big Teamsters Union
F. Dickinson Leus
Liman New York
Teamsters Group
Hoffa
Leus
Sters
Miami Beach
Fla
Trial court fines total in multiple local cases
Meredith Eugene Crouse of Brad dock Heights was fined 223 for three charges including operating while under the influence 5150 reckless driving and resisting arrest. Officer Guy Himes testified after two witnesses spoke and Crouse received no jail time due to family and reputation. Separate cases: Steve Pete Mines of Baltimore fined 275 for improper passing and failing to appear in court. Arthur Franklin given 30 days suspended jail time after being found vagrant and ordered to leave the county by Magistrate Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Eugene Crouse
Braddock Heights
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Crouse
East Patrick Street
Y. Jerome Offutt
Shoemaker
Builey
Guy Himes
Steve Pete Mines
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Frederick
Arthur Franklin
R. G. Norford
Mrs. Clark Griffith Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs. Clark Griffith, 71, widow of Washington Senators president Clark Griffith, died at home from an apparent heart attack. Her husband led the club from 1932 until his 1955 death. She was an aunt by marriage to club president Calvin Griffith and was previously married in 1900 to Clark Griffith.
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Washington
Clark
iGriffith
Washington Senators
Washrington
Joseph Baynes
Ais
Grifith
Clark Griffith
Chicago White Stockings
Milk Radioactivity Alarm Near Windscale Plant
British farmers fear radioactive milk after a uranium cartridge overheated at Windscale reactor site causing iodine leakage. Milk samples from nearby farms showed iodine levels six times above safety limits. Dr. A. McLean of the Atomic Energy Authority urged farmers to store milk while officials decide its use for animals or dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
McLean
Atomic Energy Authority
Elizabeth Opens Canada Parliament in 2nd Session
Queen Elizabeth II opens the 2nd session of Canada’s Parliament in Ottawa, first reigning monarch to preside over the ceremony. She and Prince Philip travel by horse drawn carriage, with a state program featuring a throne speech drafted by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. The day includes wreaths at the War Memorial, a cathedral visit, and a televised address in which she speaks in English and French. The Queen hopes to return in 1959 for the St. Lawrence Seaway and broader travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Elizabeth H
Canada
Prince Philip
Government House
Parliament Hill
Elizabeth
Tele
Ion
Radio
Britain
England
House of Commons
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Privy Council For Canada
Lord Altrincham
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
St. Lawrence Seaway
Army To Take Over Possession Of Talos Missile System
The report notes the formal transfer of Talos to the United States Army by the Radio Corporation of America. Talos is described as a deadly, automatically operated anti missile system with ram jet propelled missiles and rapid fire capability, marking a significant defense development.
Man Sent For Examination In Bruce Cram Case
A 2 year old Stevenson man named Frank L. Clancey faces trespassing disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct charges after entering the Bruce Cram residence near Harmony Grove early Thursday. He will be sent to Spring Grove State Hospital today for mental examination to determine if further charges will follow. Bond set at 250 dollars. He was again taken into custody over the weekend for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Bruce Cram
Harmony Grove
Spring Grove State Hospital
Sammel W.barrick
Frank L. Clancey
Ar. Barrick
Westvaco Develops Stretchable Paper Bags
New York report says West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. is developing a stretchable paper material under an agreement with Cluett Peabody & Co. The Sanforizing process for pre shrinking cotton is adapted for this novel packaging product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buys Box Co
New York
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Virginia Folding Box Co
Richmond
Cluett Peabody & Co
Glidden Tour participants celebrate vintage autos amid frost warnings
Jenkintown residents and members of the Delaware Valley Region Antique Automobile Club of America join the 1957 Glidden tour to Williamsport and Jamestown. Cars from 1909 to 1930s parade through Hershey and nearby towns as frost nips late gardens in Frederick County leading to cooler weekend forecasts and low fishing creek reservoir levels.
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Reefer Automobile Club of America
Rochester
Glidden Tur
Stilson
N. Y
Overland
Burt G. West
Fiat
Aifan É. Gurg
NL OY
Bry
Pat Rosencrantz
Jonn H. Hay
Jenkintown
Delaware Valley
Aniique Automobile Club of America
Hay
Williamsbure
Jamesstown
Frederick
Philadelphia
New
Woodsboro
Marty C. Doreus
James Melton
Francis Scou Ker
Walter Ames
Warren Dewoit
Ames
John Earle, Jr
Stearns
Earle
Robert Robinson
Delaware Club
Bayi
Sixteen Marines Face Court Martial in Japan
At Sasebo Japan sixteen U S Marines face court martial on charges of mistreating prisoners in the Navy brig while claiming they were enforcing discipline. An investigation signed by the base commander alleges assaults with a bayonet forcing a prisoner to defecate and other abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Navy
Crobaby
Uup
Alaj. Haskell C. Baker
Atlanta, Ga
Marine Command
Baker
State Wins Court Case
The Supreme Court refused to restrain Maryland from abrogating the 1785 Potomac River Compact with Virginia. The unanimous ruling denied Virginia’s request for a temporary restraint while the tribunal acts on its bid to file suit against Maryland. The Court will decide later on Virginia’s bid to file an original suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Su ‘Preme Court
Maryland
Potomac River
Virginia
Texas Flood Recedes Leaving Wrecked Homes Muddy
In West Texas hundreds of evacuees returned to mud stained houses as swollen streams receded. Rain eased after overnight downpours from Beaumont to Dallas Fort Worth, with cloudbursts totaling inches. Highways flooded, a railroad washed out, communications cut, but no drownings reported.
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Dallas
Tex
West Texas
Beaumont
Gulf of Mexico
Dallas-Fort Worth
Judge Schnauffer Named Interim Chief Judge for Sixth Circuit
The commission for appointing Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer to the interim term of the Sixth Judicial Circuit extends from November 3 this year to the November 1938 general election. Governor Theodore R. McKeldin informs Schnauffer by letter that he may be sworn in by November 3 and notes Schnauffer’s strong judicial service and reappointment.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Schnauffer
Theodore R. McKeldin_ eine
Ellis C. Wachtfer
Keldin i
Maryland Judiciary
Iterm
Towson Junior High Bus Crash Injures Girl
A Towson junior high pupil was hurt when a school bus collided with a Red Cross station wagon at a busy intersection. Deanifer Cornell, 12, of Timonium, was taken to Union Memorial Hospital. Bus driver William Calfis Sr. said pupils were jolted when he braked to avoid the wreck. The station wagon was driven by Elta J. Dighton of Cockeysville.
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Red Cross
Towson
Deanifer Cornell
Timonium
Union Memorial Hospital
Towson Junior High School
Williamt Calfis Sr
Elta 3
Dixton
Cockeysville
Seven Maryland highway deaths lift toll to 429 this year
The weekend in Maryland saw ten accidental fatalities including seven highway deaths. Victims include Marian Dorothy Wooters 23 of Bethlehem and James B. Dixon 25 of Towson with other riders injured. A 3 year old Tedford Lowery drowned and David Klein 3 fatally fell from a farm wagon.
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Associated
Maryland
Marian Dorothy Wooters
Bethlehem
Mid
Salisbury
George D. Faulkner
Tilghman
Stanley Howeth
Else
Tishman
Barbar
Merritt
Preston
Westminster
Med
Baltimore County
Gale W. Delp
Ellicott City
Ellicott Ci
James W. Redman
Hollywood
Clark's Mill Road
St. Mary’s County
Auma Nebbett
Baltimore
Joseph Miller
New York City
U. S. 49
David Klein
Carroll County
Tedford Lowery
Stick E. Falkner
Ige
Fire Marshal Named For Four Western Maryland Counties
G Jesse Jacobs former mayor of Frostburg will become fire marshal for four Western Maryland counties on Oct 28 He was chosen through competitive exams by the State fire commissions office in Baltimore Jacobs will oversee Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties and work full time on a salaried basis He will investigate fires check hazards fire prevention and building repairs and cooperate with paid and volunteer fire companies Jacobs previously drove for the Cumberland and Westernport Transit Co helped form the People's Transit Co and ran a Frostburg service station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaft
Aid
Jesse Jacobs
Frostburg
Maryland
Jacobs
Allegany-Garrett
Allegany
Frederick
Washington
Garrett
Baltimore
Old Cumberland and Westernport Transit Co
People’s Transit Co
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Forecast shows temperatures averaging about 31 degrees above normal with warmer conditions Tuesday through Thursday and cooler Saturday. Expect some rain with 4 to ½ inch total on Thursday and Friday. Normal highs are 63 to 68 with lows from 42 in the north to 51 in the south and 35 in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Egypt Expands Arab Arms Linkages Amid Doctrine Clash
Cairo士 Nasser directs Egyptian arms to neighbors in a broad show of force. Troops land at Latakia and naval displays follow, while Cairo ships arms to Libya and Tunisia and extends joint command ties with Syria and Saudi Arabia. Lebanon faces pressure to drop Eisenhower Doctrine backing as King Saud visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Nasser
Eisephower
Middle East
Egypt
Libya
Tunisia
Saud
Syria
Turkey
Congress
King Saud
Lebanon
Will Probated in Orphans Court for Wiss Duvall
The will of Wiss Duvall was probated today in Orphans Court. The document leaves bequests to the Salvation Army of Freder ick and others, with the residue divided among Walter H. Duvall Verna E. Duvall and Mrs. Ellie Davison Frech. The executor J. W. E. Carty is directed to sell 208 South Market street and receive $500. Dated Nov 3 1950 witnessed by Glenn E. Biehl and Carlton L. Baumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret R. Duvall
Orphans Court
Salvation Army of
Frederick
Mary Hilton Duvali
J. W. E. Carty
South Market Street
Roland Davison
Clement H. Davison
Charles K. Heck
H. Webster Heck
Franklin Heck
H. W. Heck
Elizabeth Heck
C. K. Heck
May Moser
Irene Heck
Bessie Delaughter
Mr. Carty
Carty
Walter H. Duvall
Verna E. Duvall
Ellie Davison Frech
Pikesville
Glenn E. Biehl
Carlton L. Baum¢ardner
Delaughter
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Miner's Hospital
San Marino
Republic of
uuNay
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Meade Alcorn
GOP National Committee
Charles R. Wisner
John Malinowski
Westvaco
Astique
Frederick County
Airport
Weather Bureau
Unionville
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Texas
Western Counties
Wiss Duvall
E. Gillespie
Sudlersville
Ed Ward Gillespie
Sudlersvile
St. Gillespie
G. Edward Gillespie Concrete Brick Company
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