Dignitaries Honor Taney Here Sunday
Frederick hosts a Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus dedication for a Taney monument at St. John's Cemetery with Chief Justice Earl Warren headlining. Attendees include state and national leaders, clergy, and the Frederick High School Band, following a Mass and parade route. A weather map shows an all clear over Miami.
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Knights of Columbus
Maryland
Taney
St. John’s Catholic
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
Vaney
Court House
Charles Evans Hughes
Frederick
St. John's Hall
East Second Street
Warren
James M. Hogan
St. John's
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
Francis Searl Key Hotel
Herbert R. O'Conor
St. John’s Church
Market Street
Third
Court Street
Frederick High School
Frederick City
Theodore R. McKeldin
William J. Mulligan
Hartford
Conn
Edward Dbd
E. Rollins
Joseph W. Urner
Frederick County
St.ohn’s
St. John’s Council
Charles Carroll
Carrollton General Assembly
Baltimore
Five Day Weather Outlook West and East Maryland
A gradual warming trend through Wednesday with little or no precipitation. Temperatures average about four degrees above normal. Normals are highs from 39 to 65 and early lows from 33 in Western Maryland to the mid to upper 40s in eastern and southern sections.
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Maryland
Awfullest Sound Drives Starlings from Twin Cities
In Champaign and Urbana Illinois a radio station and residents tested a new bird pest method broadcasting a starling distress call for four days on 15 Minute programs. Preceding the call were noises described as the fullest sound ever heard. WDWS manager Larry Stewart said residents reported results though the birds’ final destination was not disclosed.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Twin Cities
Champaign-Urbana
University of Winds
Larry Stewart
WDWS
Wounds From Gunshot Fatal To Man Landers
Mallory Ivan Landers a 26 year old resident of near Union Bridge died in Frederick Memorial Hospital from a self inflicted 16 gauge shotgun wound. He had been a patient since Monday evening after an attempted suicide at his in laws home. Landers a Camp Detrick employee and Korean War Navy veteran leaves a wife and daughter with his parents and brother in Baynesville Virginia. Funeral arrangements are set with Nash and Slaw at Colonial Beach and services Sunday at Popes Creek Church Raynesville.
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Mallory Ivan Landers
Union Bridge
Frederick Mermorial Hospital
Landers
H. Joshua Staley
Lawrence Dunn
Randallstown Barracks
Camp Detrick
Baynesville Vn
Richard E. A
Hazel Nash Landers
Baynesville
Popes Creek Baptist Church
Jeanette Staley Landers
Camelia Joy Landers
Richard E. A. Landers, Jr
Walkersville
Nash and Slaw
Colonial Beach
Popes Creek
Raynesville
Church Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Water Main In Use Again After Break
The Winch Fishing Creek water main back in service after a repair and filling to prevent trouble. Air remained in the line briefly yesterday but dissipated once the main opened. Cause of the break is not yet determined. possible settlement on limestone or nearby blasting. A 15 foot cavity formed under the pipe and was filled. Mountain reservoir level resumed downward trend with no rain in sight. it stood 12 feet four inches below normal. Forecaster expects fair warmer weather for the weekend.
May Grant Public Burial For Mussolini
Reports from Rome indicate Italy may permit a public burial for Benito Mussolini. Donna Rachele and his son Romano Mussolini hurried to Mussolini's birthplace to inspect a tomb. The government and possibly the church know the body’s location, kept secret to avoid Fascist shrine attempts.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Donna Rachele
Retnaan Mussolini
Mussolini
Claretta Petacci
Milan
Inquiry Into Man's Death Being Made
The fatal shooting of Charles Herman Brunner a 37 year old Frederick taxi driver may be homicide investigators said as State Police press the probe. Brunner was found shot in the heart in his car on U S 40 near Gambri road about 3 30 pm Thursday. An autopsy recovered a 32 caliber bullet. authorities note the angle suggested the shot could have been fired by someone beside Brunner. Brunner had about $800 known to be on him when last seen but little cash remained on the body. Brunner last seen Wednesday night with plans to travel Salisbury to Hagerstown. He had been injured on a construction job and was not authorized to drive for hire. a bare cab was used. He leaves three children and siblings, with services set at 11 am Monday at Eichison and Son funeral home Monrovia.
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Charles Herman Brunner
Frederick
Brunner
U. S. 40
Gambri PB Road
R. J. Furie
Frederick County
le Harold L. Basore
Salisbury
Hagerstown
Hagerstowne
Charles E
Myrtle Kline Brunner
Paul F. Brunner
Pleasant
Aira
Robert Dotson
Clarksburg
East Church Street
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Monrovia
M. RR
Eichison and Son
Record numbers show voters reaching mid term highs
Washington figures estimate eligible voters for the November 2 elections at 74,879,146 with projected 48 state votes at 45.1 million. The analysis cites state officials, parties, and veteran writers, noting a rise from 1950 mid term totals and a record House candidate tally in 1952.
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Washington
Jordas
Maine
Associated Press
Representatives
Demand Action To End Los Angeles Smog
Southern Californians press for rapid action on smog as Gov. Goodwin Knisht cancels campaign trips for a personal assessment and Mayor Narvic Pantean nearly declares a state of emergency. A county grand jury probes anti-smog enforcement while Pasadena hosts the largest protest with about 6000 attendees. County supervisors ban backyard incinerators within a year and the City Council limits incinerator burning hours.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Civic Authoritie
Ex-Convict And Policeman Feud Ends In Slaying
An ex convict hunted for four months after escaping the Criminal Courts building fatally shot Detective Charles P. Amerino in a North Side saloon. Gus Amedeo, 26, wounded, fled after a brief fight as Amerino’s partner Murphy and Detective Bosquette chased the gunman. Amerino died an hour later at a hospital. Annectino fired at Amedeo as he fled. Amedeo disappeared through a doorway. The chase continued through a passageway with gunfire exchanged.
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Chicago
Criminal Courts
North Side
Charles P. Amerino
Gus Amedeo
Annectino
Annerino
William Murphy
Amedeo
John Bosquette
Murphy
Bosquette
Amedeos
Democrats Hold 2-1 Registration Margin Ahead of Maryland Vote
Baltimore voters face a registration split with 316,177 Republicans and 767,862 Democrats among about 4.3 million eligible Marylanders. Republicans still control the governorship and four of seven Congress seats, with all Senate seats open. Officials expect higher turnout, citing past elections including a 894,762 Presidential vote in 1952. Registration figures are unofficial and may omitting new July registrations.
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Baltimore
Senate
McKeldin
William Preston Lane Jr
Baltimore City
Teachers Pay Rise Discussed Without Tax Hike
Frederick County Teachers Association members at Frederick High School heard the Board of Education proposal to raise salaries without increasing the tax rate. Eugene W. Proust explained a new salary schedule aligning with state minimums and adding 40 dollars to each step, with funding to come from county funds already available. The plan would raise minimums and maximums under a state schedule, with some temporary deviations for older teachers.
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Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Frederick High School
Eugene W. Proust
Pratt Kcisies B. Coran
Salares
Donald Koons
Coran
Corum
Corun
Camp Detrick
Frederick County
Pruitt
Board
New Parkway Opens Full Length From Baltimore To DC
The Baltimore Washington parkway opened in stages with full 33 mile length inside the DC line to Baltimore city limits now traffic ready. The 55 mph four lane route eliminates traffic lights, reduces death toll, and connects via South Dakota Avenue to downtown Washington with extensions to New York Avenue planned.
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Washington
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
District of Columbia
New York Ave
Baltimore
Friendship International Airport
Federal Sovernment
Jessup Road
South Dakota Ave
Bridensburg Road
Washington Area
Repayment Of Funds In Local Case Delays 60 Day Sentence
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr suspended Newton Eiler’s 60 day sentence after restitution of 141, was ordered for fraudulently receiving unemployment benefits from the Maryland Department of Employment Security while employed. Eiler, a first offender with several minor children, had been found guilty earlier this month for failure to disclose material facts. Edwin F. Nikirk defended. Also: William Dorsey Jr found not guilty on a speeding charge. Forfeitures listed for several individuals in traffic and related offenses. Captain Charles W Magaha and others presented charges.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Newton Eiler
Catoctin Furnace
Maryland Department of Security
Eiler
Therby
Department of Employment Security
Edwin F. Nikirk
William
Dorsey, Jr
Mt. Airy
William A. Boone, Jr
Clyde A. Creek, Jr
Hagerstown
Dorsey M. Nicholson
Hyattstown
Grant Whitaker
North Bentz Street
Sio
Robert E. Lee
Columbus
Ohio
Carl Mines
Baltimore
Robert L. Dubreuil
Gerrardstown
Charles H. Duvall
North Market Street
Evelyn P. Kline
Daniel WW. Baugher
RFD
Saar Fate May Now Balk Conference
In Paris the West German invitation to join NATO is shadowed by a Saar dispute. Premier Mendes France vows not to sign German rearmament accords without a Saar settlement, setting a 24 hour deadline as WEU defense pact talks proceed and West Germany seeks sovereignty.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Pierre Mendes-France
Saar
France
Western European Union
Mendes - France
Memdes-France
Konrad Adenauer
WEU
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Salt deposits interfere with TV on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Hurricane Hazel caused salt spray that coated transmission insulators and disrupted television reception across the Eastern Shore. Even undamaged aerials show poor pictures as moisture reactivates salt deposits, causing intermittent blackouts and prompting the Eastern Shore Public Service Co. to wash insulators and restore service.
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Salisbury
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
Electric Company
Maryland U Membership Bid Rejected
College Park Md Dr Wilson H Elkins new president of the University of Maryland says he will not discuss a Phi Beta Kappa letter rejecting the universitys 1985 bid for membership He notes political overtones and says he is willing to elaborate only if questioned by interested parties The letter to former president H C Byrd was revealed six years after mailing Byrd now Democratic candidate for governor is described as having autocratic powers when he led the university
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College Park
Wilson H. Elkins
The
Unversity of Maryland
Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic Honorary Society
H. C. Byrd
Carl Billman
Committee On
Dr. Byrd
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