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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1954

Page

6

Convicted Man Appeals After DUI and Reckless Driving

Raymond Martin Hitchcock of Taneytown was found guilty of driving under the influence and reckless driving in Frederick. He received fines and jail terms and appealed both charges. A terminally released, later reenlisted serviceman claimed illness and shrimp caused nausea. Testimony from officers and friends contrasted with Hitchcock’s defense. Another man, Stewart Hobbs Brown, was found not guilty of improper parking on All Saints street. Additional cases included speeding fines on North Market Street and various intoxication charges on West All Saints Street, with several defendants appealing.

Bs ‘Gui Mary Jane Barthlow Hitchcock Faith Clem Bruce Shepley Frederick Edwin F. Nikirk Stewart Hobbs Brown All Saints Street Smith Speeder Woodrow Remsberg RFD North Market Street Nathan A. Dorsey Remsberg Dayed Hlpaleseen East Way Getzandanner Alley Broadway James Franklin Abrecht South Market Street West All Saints Street Andrew Thomas Simms William Ambush Charles Henry James Korea Martin L. Kanade James Gerald T. White Mountsille Charles S. Tregoning Carroll G. Zimmerman Walkersville

Maryland Declares Hurricane Hazel Disaster Areas

President Eisenhower designated parts of Dorchester and Somerset counties and three offshore islands as disaster areas to receive federal aid. Hoopers Smith and Deal Islands named. Army Navy and Civil Defense pledge support. Long term loans available. 15 ton crane and pumps to aid oyster fleet. 19 000 telephones still dead. one fireman killed. frost forecast. Potomac waters receding.

Washington Get Eisenhower Dorchester Somerset Hooper’s Smith Deal McKeldin Annapolis Chesapeake Bay Maryland Federal Civil Defense Administration Army Navy Chincoteague Naval Auxiliary Air Station Theodore R. McKeldin Crisfield Charles Skervin State Roads Commission Salisbury A. Leroy Willey Dorchester County Civil Defense Ft. Meade Harry A. Barron The Small Business Administration Worcester Wicomico Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone& Co Elkton George Henckei Jines Conowinga Cecil County Weather Bureau Potomac Hancock Harpers Ferry W. Va Leiter Gauce

Roberts Plans Dismissal Bid In Miami Murder Indictment

Baltimore attorney James T. Roberts seeks dismissal of his Miami murder indictment over his 7 year old daughter Juduin Ann Roberts. He was released on 10000 bail and is to be arraigned Friday. The case revolves around the death of Juduin Ann while the Roberts visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Rosenberg.

Baltimore James T. Roberts Miami Roberts Mian Pat Cannon Rovers Faugher Juduin Ann Vrami Uty Harrys Rosenberg Rosenbergs Saul von Zam Mianti Sheppard Miss Hayes Bay View Hospital Bay Village Lake Shore Cleveland Bay View Issages California Miss Llayes

First Juror Is Selected In Sheppard Murder Trial

Cleveland October 18 The first juror was chosen for the Dr Samuel Sheppard murder trial as jury selection began amid high publicity and defense pleas for delay. Barrish, 28, was accepted after extensive questioning. trial expected to take about a week to pick the panel.

Cleveland Samuel Sheppard Sheppard Howard L. Barvish Barrish Republic Steel Corp Tike Marilyn Susan Hayes Edward Blythin Edward J. Corrigan Corrigan Ohio United States Blythin Sheppard Tawes Bluthin

Two Talks By Eisenhower

President Eisenhower plans two nonpartisan half hour talks in New York Wednesday and Thursday as part of the final campaign push. He will address foreign policy potentially on Wednesday and speak to 500 GOP candidates and workers on Thursday at the Roosevelt Hotel. Saturday he will lunch with Pennsylvania Republican candidates at Gettysburg farm and may speak briefly.

Congress Tus Connecticut Carel Edna Federal Civil Defense Administration Hagerty South Carolina New York State North Washington Eisenhower New York White House America Alfred E. Smith James C Hagerty John Lodge Irving Ives Roosevelt Hotel Gettysburg Pennsylvania Vlaherty Lees von Indianapolis Denver Andes

President Tubman Arrives in Washington for Official Visit

President William V. S. Tubman of Liberia landed at Washington National Airport aboard President Eisenhower's plane. He was greeted by Vice President Nixon and had flown from New York where he arrived Saturday.

President Tubman Washington William W. S. Tubman Liberia Africa Nixon Eisenhower Washington National Airport New York

French Foothold In India Crumbles in Pondichery

Regional convention notices and girl scout details sit alongside a sweeping dispatch on French India dissolving its colonial foothold. Parliament votes 170 to 8 to merge Pondichery and nearby dependencies into India's republic, amid crowds and police cordons.

India Pondichery French India France Karikal Chandenagar Mahe Yancon New Delhi

Indian port export assets tied to Pon dicher y Bay of Bengal

French and Indian parliaments consider ratification as India gains an area producing grain rice peanuts and indigo. Cotton mills are among Pon dichery assets, a Bay of Bengal port 122 miles south of Madras.

India Pondichery Bay of Bengal Madras

Rescue of 29 Crew From Liberian Freighter Travel Star

Navy and Army report the removal of all 29 crew members from the Liberian freighter Travel Star after it caught fire near Okinawa. Suisun evacuated 15 crew including one seriously injured and several with minor injuries. The captain and 13 others were later removed by an Army tug as flames spread aboard the damaged ship.

Washington Navy Army Today Travel Star Okinawa Suisun Army

Sensenbaugh Promoted Inspector Of Transportation

Sensenbaug ie promoted by Western Maryland Railway to inspector of transportation at Hagerstown Maryland on October 18. The post was vacated by the death of Harry Smith of Cumberland. A sugar beet weighs about two pounds with roughly 15 percent of weight extractable as sugar.

Sensenbaugie Hagerstown Western Maryland Railway Judas Donald Sensenbaugh Smithsburg Harry Smith Cumberland

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