Moonshiner Flees Raid On Hidden Still Near Salamander Tower
A sharp-eyed moonshiner escaped deputies and federal agents during a raid on a still near Salamander tower off Gravel Hill road last Friday at about 9:20 p m The operation had been watched for a week and involved Willard Koogle Austin Murray a federal agent and Charles McLane from the state alcoholic tax office The car was seized and the operator remains at large with the still output between 40 and 56 gallons and six 50 gallon mash barrels fermenting The still equipment was broken up and water piped to the still while the wooded edge of the field provided limited cover for the escape.
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Salamander Tower
Charles McLane
State Alcoholic Tax Office
Koogle
The
Judge Studies Debt Case at Circuit Court Session
Judge Ralph G. Shure heard arguments on a summary judgment in a Cairitz Shopping Center debt suit. Plaintiffs’ counsel sought dismissal of deficits due to allegedly improper filing of papers. Defendants claimed they were not occupants when the debt arose and had leased in Prince Georges County in 1953 with later leases in 1957 and 1959.
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Ralph G. Shure
Prince Georges County
Allece
Defenda
Faces Prison Term Begun 25 Years Ago
In Baltimore, Roland Belton a 2 year old Baltimore Negro may be sent back to North Carolina to finish a six month term started 25 years ago after escaping a road gang in 1935 while incarcerated for hitting his wife Extradition suit was filed after he applied for a push cart license in Baltimore Maryland authorities debate whether to honor the request citing his clean record in Baltimore If North Carolina insists Maryland must comply per special assistant attorney general Joseph D Buscher
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Baltimore
Roland Belton
North Carolina
Belton
Joseph D. Buscher
Mariland
Murday
Luther Hodges
Buscher
Maryland
Alpha Cement Names New Lime Kiln Plant Manager
Alpha Portland Cement announces Dale W. Heineck as manager of the Lime Kiln plant, succeeding George W. Cosgrove who becomes manager of process engineering. Heineck, a 1954 hire and former LaSalle plant assistant manager, has a Missouri School of Mines degree and wartime Air Corps service. Cosgrove joins Alpha after serving as Lime Kiln plant manager and earlier as Manheim plant engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale W. Heineck
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Ernest F. Brownstead
George W. Cosgrove
Easton
Heineck
Alpha
LaSalle, Hl
Northwest Machine Corp
St. Louis
Alcoa Aluminum Co
East St. Louis
Seisomograph Corp
Tulsa
Oklo
Army Air Corps
University of Missouri School of Mines and Metals
Lamb’da Chi Alpha
Alpha Chi Sigma Professional Chemical Fraternity
Iinois Manufacturers Club
Clover Hill
Frederick
Toni
Cosgrove
Fined $150 For Reckless Driving
Ernest M. Dodson 21 of Charles Town West Virginia was fined 150 for reckless driving after Magistrate Edward D. Storm found insufficient doubt to convict him of drunken driving Dodson rammed Browns car after a dispute at Beniz and Second streets Brown Route 2 Ga rageman testified Dodson admitted he drank and his driving appeared impaired A separate case saw John F Sayter fined 5 for expired license October 15 Indicted for extortion Arundel County grand jury charged Donald E Anderson Robert C Waldron and Mary Jane Spencer with threatening umpires Ed Runge and Bill McKinlye with intent to extort money
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Ernest M. Dodson
Charles Town
W. Va
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Bernard King
Dodson
Shankie
South Street
Earl Brown
Route 2
Brown
Beniz
Second Streets
Miner
2 Ae
Fender Va
John F. Sayter
Annapolis
Ame
Dry Spell May End In Frederick County
Frederick City and County face one of the dryest spells on record with no rain likely today or tomorrow. The 30 day period through mid September could deliver only about 0.5 inch, while October 1924 saw similar meager rainfall and scarce showers. Temperatures reach upper 60s with nights near 30s, leaves falling as crops suffer from drought conditions.
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Frederick
Boy Dies After Penicillin Injection in Miami
A 13 year old boy identified as David L. Shoopman collapsed shortly after a penicillin shot for an earache and died two hours later. Police quoted Dr Orion V Carr saying he administered 20 000 units of penicillin and that the boy had a weak heart. authorities say death likely resulted from a penicillin reaction.
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Miami
Fla.api
Orion V. Carr
David L. Shoopman
Carr
Stengel Fired By Yankees Ends Storied Era
New York AP Casey Stengel announced he had been fired by the New York Yankees at age 70. Co owner Dan Topping cited profits and retirement as reasons while vowing a youth program and noting Stengel would receive 160000 on October 31, 1960. Stengel claimed he was told his services were no longer required after 12 seasons with 10 pennants and seven World Series titles. He expressed uncertainty about future plans and leadership.
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Dan Topping
Stengel
Topping
Club
Bucky Harris
Yankee
Glendale
Calif
del Webb
One Hurt In Trailer Car Collision
An elderly New York woman injured when a car crashed into a house trailer on U S Route 15 near Mt. St Marys College in Emmitsburg. Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg admitted with a fractured left hip and facial injuries. Police said the Waldorf man was not her husband and the crash occurred after the vehicle failed to stop for a school bus. Trooper Earl Tracey investigated.
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New York State
Mt. St Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Pach
Lemna Waldorf
Syracuse
N.Y
Lee Waldorf
Waldorfs
Rowe 15
Earl Tracey
County approves smaller side yard rules for A1 zones
County Commissioners adopt a zoning change reducing side yard minimums to 30 feet in residential A-1 areas and 15 feet on one side, with at least 3 feet on the other. The plan follows a Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation after residents led by Frank N. Stauffer urged the change.
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Frank N. Stauffer
Walkersville
Planning and Zoning Commission
Henry J. Hearn Jr
Charles F. Eyler Jr
Arthur Gee Vernon Rippeon
Austin H. Rippeon
P. P. Humm
Edger Z. Zimmerman
A. Delmar
Stauffer
Catsail
300 Reindeer Blade Red Guards Defy Border Limits
500 reindeer cross from Norway into the Soviet Union prompting frantic pleas for border fencing. Lapp herders report failed government funding while both nations brace for repatriation procedures amid a tense boundary situation.
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Reindeer
Vadsoe
Norway
Soviet Union
Finmark
Lappherders
U S Official Urges Voter Interest At Scout Dinner
Edward Foss Wilson assistant secretary of health education and welfare urged adults at a West Frederick Junior High gathering to boost election participation. He praised Boy Scouts for distributing get out the vote literature and noted three stages of growing up. Local Scout leaders were honored for service including Henry and Robert Wilson and Roger Cann.
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West Frede
Schoo
Edward Foss Wilson
Hewl Education and Welfare
Wilson
Henry Wilson
Robert Wilson
Philmont
Roger C. Cann
James E. Houck
Emmitsburg
Henry C. Krantz
Myersville
Ivan H. Loucks
Point of Rocks
Ira C. Rice
Jefferson
Charles W. Wood
New Market
George Barthel
John Herrick
Charles Stup
Uprising Staged by Convicts at Connecticut Prison
In Wethersfield CT three guards were overpowered and held as hostages for more than six hours by convict patients in the prison hospital ward. The convicts released the guards after a conference with attorney Roger Gleason and State Representative Marshall N. Dudley. Two prisoners, Walter Doolittle and Peter Kinosh, met with officials. no formal grievance list was presented.
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Wethersfield
Conn
Connecticut
Walter Doolittle
Peter Kinosh
Roger Gleason
Marshall N. Dudley
Gleason
Dudley
Doolittle
Kinosh
Richard Steinert
Steinert
Spy Charge Denied by Tourist Kaminsky in Vienna News Conference
Kaminsky 26 a Cass County Mich teacher who was sentenced in a Soviet court to seven years but had the sentence suspended said he pleaded guilty to obtain a lighter sentence. Bennett 26 expelled with him denied denouncing Kaminsky as a spy. They arrived in Vienna via Czechoslovakia and planned to return to the United States soon. Kaminsky claimed he was gathering material for a book on Soviet peace while noting Powers mentioned in the questioning.
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Austria
Soviet Union
Kaminsky
Cass County
Mich
Bennett
Moscow Radio
Vienna
Czechoslo
United States
Russia
Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Geese Strike DC3 Forces Emergency Landing Near Muskegon
A North Central Airlines DC3 collided with a flock of geese while southward bound and made an emergency landing at Muskegon airport. Captain Vern Turner and co pilot Armand Salvatoriello from Detroit suffered facial cuts. The 25 passengers continued to Green Bay in a replacement plane. Three dead geese were found in the cockpit.
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Muskegon
Mich
API
North Central Airlines
Lake Michigan
Mus- Airport
Vern Turner
Armand Salvatoriello
Detroit
Green Bay
Wis
Yuri
Geese
Kennedy assails Eisenhower on Cuba policy in Florida
In a Miami stop Kennedy blasts the Eisenhower era Cuba policy as blundering and proclaims a need for a massive diplomatic and economic push to rebuild inter American ties. He criticizes Nixon for praising Batista and argues for a bilingual Alliance for Progress to curb Communist influence in the hemisphere.
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Miami
Fla
John Fr. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Florida
Cuba
Alliance
Progress
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Franklin D Roosevelt
South
Latin America
United States
Nixon
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Battista
Tampa
Wife believes diver husband was shark victim in Miami
The wife of missing diver John Taylor Wilson thinks sharks killed him. Wilson, a professional skindiver, vanished last week. his diving lung was found, his clothes remained. A helicopter sighted a school of sharks attacking four white objects about 15 feet down, 300 yards from shore.
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Miami. Fla
John Taylor Wilson
Lodge waffles on pledge to appoint a Negro to Cabinet
Henry Lodge muddles his stance on appointing a Negro to the Cabinet if Nixon wins. He first implied a pledge, then called it a guess, saying a Negro in the Cabinet would be a splendid thing and could aid foreign relations. He insists he cannot commit on Cabinet appointments but would make a promise if Nixon is elected.
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Albany
N.Y
Henry Cabo
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Schenectady
Richard Nixon
Ledge
Rep
Charles Diggs
Michigan
Eisenhower
Diggs
Washington
J. Ernest Wilkins
Labor
George C. Lodge
Upstate
New York
Rome
Utica
Syracuse
United Nations
Harlem
Virginia
Million Dollar Safe Burglary Hits Los Angeles Home
Los Angeles sheriffs report a three million dollar burglary at the West Hollywood home of Raoul Fernandez, a retired broker and widower of Coca Cola heiress Catherine Johnson Chandler Fernandez. Jewelry valued at about one million and non negotiable Coca Cola stock were taken while Fernandez was out to dinner. no sign of forced entry was found.
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Los Angeles
Sherif
Raoul Fernandez
West Hollywood
Catherine Johnson Chandler Fernandez
Coca Cola
Lee Bergman
Sheriff's Detective Bureau
Fernandez
Market Moderates in Quiet New York Trading
The stock market drifted off moderately in quiet trading in New York as investors held positions and awaited later cues. A mild broad decline and scattered gains marked the session with little decisive movement.
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New York
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George V. Cosgrove
Yankees
NEW York (Ap
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
U.S
Inesthent Brokers
GOP
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