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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1960

Page

14

Wahl Appeals $1,100 Fine in Frederick Traffic Case

Fred Wahl, 19, of Frederick, bonded $2,000 after pleading guilty to five traffic charges in Magistrate Storm’s court. A 2 mile state police pursuit began on Maryland 73 early Oct 2, with Wahl driving a 1957 Buick and stopping at intersections in Frederick before the car broke down near Bessie Clemson road.

Fred Wahl Frederick Edward D. Storm Wahl Magisttrate Storm Storm Robert S. Rothenhoefer Wah Maryland Yellow Springs Fourth Street East Street Bentz North Market Mt. Pleasant Libertytown Unionville Taylorsville Bessie Clemson Leo Shank

Men Held For Robbery Two Pennsylvania men in jail after admitting beating and robbery

Paul Scott 21 and Keith Neil 33 of the Fairfield area pleaded guilty to robbery, accomplice and aggravated assault and battery. Arraigned Sunday before Justice Robert Snyder in Genysburg, they are jailed in default of bond. They allegedly lured William F Socks 51 of Hagerstown for a ride to Frederick, then beat him, stole $46 and dumped him near Natural Dam. Socks walked four miles to Emmitsburg seeking help as police tracked the pair. Funeral today Cambridge Dorchester County Leauge of Women Voters former president Emily L McGowan Van Diver 60 of Woolford died Saturday night. James E Hadley Frederick named Motorola rep.

Pennsylvania Adams County Hagerstown Frederick Paul Scott Keith Neil Fairfield Justice of the Peace Robert Snyder Genysburg Scott Neil Wiliam F. Socks Hagersteun Emmitsburg Socks U.S 15 TIC Wiliam F. Davis Cambridge Emily L. McGowan van Diver Dorchester County League of Women Voters van Diver Foresight Farms Woolford Dorchester County New York Vernon H. van Diver Brad Hern

Car Breaks Down and Ends in Cornfield

A vehicle broke down and spun into a cornfield after jumping a time during travel. No injuries or official statements listed. Further details unavailable from readable text.

Sound investments for retirement income and growth

The article discusses investments in stocks and bonds as a path to ongoing retirement income. It notes that common stock can provide growing income over time, with dividends and share values rising as the economy expands and more businesses emerge.

America New York Stock Exchange Stok Exchange New York

Negro Charged With Murder In Westminster Tragedy

Martin Luther Woodyard a 50 year old Westminster man was charged with murder after shooting his wife Olean Vivian Woodyard 42 in their home on 6 Court Street and then wounding himself in a failed suicide. He was moved from University Hospital Baltimore to Maryland Penitentiary Hospital for pending grand jury action.

Martin Luther Woodyard Westminster Carroll County Sirs Olean Vivian Woodyard Frederick County Court Street Woodyard E. N. Sensabaugh

Teachers To Press For Pay Raise In Maryland

Maryland teachers will push for a full 13 million dollar pay raise despite a committee proposing only 5 million more state aid for education. State Superintendent Thomas G. Pullen backs a minimum wage of 4 000 to 6 000 for teachers while critic Robert Y. Dubel says the committee’s plan is inadequate and an expanded counter proposal will be introduced at the January General Assembly session.

Baltimore Maryland Council William S. James D-Harford Thomas G. Pullen James Robert Y. Dubel Maryland State Teachers Association General Assembly Dubel

Typhoon Nina Forms Near Iwo Jima With 104 MPH Winds

A new Pacific typhoon named Nina has formed about 0 miles southwest of Iwo Jima. U S Air Force forecasters report center winds near 104 miles per hour, with Nina moving north at seven miles per hour. The MTA discusses a six cent cigarette levy to aid 22 local governments and schools construction.

MTA Tokyo Pacific Iwo Jima U.S. Air Force

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