Serviceman Freed By Magistrate In Fort Detrick Case
Sgt. Harold Date Staggers of Fort Derick was found not guilty of reckless driving and of drunken driving after a one and a half hour Magisterial Court session. Testimonies cited loose gravel at a railroad intersection and that guards would wake intoxicated soldiers. witnesses included guards, bartenders, a club patron, and Staggers’s wife. The judge noted future drunko meter tests replacing opinion tests and dismissed related charges.
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Fortwick
Byron W. Thompson
Harold Date Staggers
Fort Derick
Grunken i
Nathan Dorsey
Staggers
Dorsey
Wilbur F
Gi. Staggers
D. x
Dar
May Staggers
Zate
Fort Detrick
Sgt. Staggers
Civ
Thompson
Grunken
Cherze
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Harry Edward Brown
Route 1
Frederick
Hite
Patrick Street
Bere Brown
Brown
West
Richard Lee Rippeon
West Patrick Street
Freer Dorsey
Rippeon
Russell F .Droneburg
E. Austin James
Virginia R. Droneburg
Joseph Ernest Brooks
Harry L. Quinn
Annapolis
Austin Filby
Don Bennett
Teens Given Suspended Sentences in Rockville Court
Five teenagers and two 20 year olds were found guilty of disorderly conduct in Rockville Peoples court. Judge Einar Christensen handed suspended sentences. Defendants include Donald Lakin 18 Clarksburg Dennis White 18 Germantown Robert Smith 18 Magellana Damascus George Bell 18 Damascus John Moore 20 Germantown James Mullinix 38 Damascus. Det. Gabriel La Mastra testified arrests followed Damascus area drag racing complaints. A milk-carton ruse led to the late night arrest of the seven youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Peoples Court
Einar Christensen
Donald E. Lakin
Clarksburg
Dennis E. White
Germantown
Robert F. Smith
Magellana
Eoue
George Bell
Damascus
John, Moore
James Mullinix
Gabriel la Mastra
Montgomery County Detective Bureau
Frial
Montgomery County
la Mastra
Charles Auick
Harry Ward
Montgomery County Police
Ward
Officer Allick
Harper Smith
Christensen
Khrushchev to Bring Family on US Visit in 1959
The United States announced Khrushchev will bring his wife and three children plus a son-in-law on his visit, staying at Blair House near the White House. Officials consider a possible, but unlikely, meeting with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The trip aims to correct misunderstandings about the United States, with Mrs Khrushchev seen as a potential influence.
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Washington
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
America
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alexe Abraubel
Abzhubei
Izvesna
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Mily
Petrovna Khrushchev
Julia
Victor Petrovich Gontar
Kiev
Gontar
Rada
Abrhabei
Tichna
Polio Victim Breck enridge Improves After Baltimore Admission
One year old Hamsville girl Breckenridge Breckenridge was rushed to Baltimore City Hospitals with bulbar polio late Friday. She left the critical list Monday night, after being treated by M R Etchison ambulance under orders from County Health Officer Dr Forbes Burgess.
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Shelvie Breckenridge
Hamsville Gut
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Miss Breckenridge
Baltimore Hospital
M. R. Etchison
Forbes H. Burgess
Sergei Chernenko’s Son Sergei and Leonid in War Era
Sergei Chernenko, 24, an electrical engineer who spoke English, traveled with his father to England in 1956. His brother Leonid, a World War II pilot, was killed in combat.
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Eng- Ahrustchev
Sergei
England
Leonid
First polio case reported in Frederick County
After a focal doctor diagnosed bulbar polio affecting the throat diaphragm and heart the Baltimore hospital would not confirm the local diagnosis last night but a relative said yesterday that the girl has polio This is the first polio case this year in Frederick County.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Truck Driver Charged After Car Hits Crane
Charges were filed against the portable crane operator Marshall S Haupt 2 Middletown after a collision on Maryland Route 17 three miles south of Middletown The crane mounted on a truck was headed north when it crossed the center line to clear roadside obstacles a southbound 1855 Chevrolet driven by Carrollee H Zecher 23 Bourkhisville struck the crane causing about 250 in damage Trooper Douglas E Rogers State Police investigated the incident
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Maryland 17
Middletown
Marshall S. Haupt
Route
Douglas E. Rogers
Carrollee H. Zecher
Bour‘khisville
Tractor truck crash blocks U S 40 and injures driver
A collision of two tractor trailer rigs on U S 40 started a fire and blocked traffic. One driver, John Pinkhart, 41, of Columbia South Carolina, was injured and hospitalized after being struck by the other truck’s wheel while he stood beside his disabled rig. The other driver Harold W Ayres of Winston Salem North Carolina escaped unharmed.
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Baltimore
U.S. 40
Bowers
John Pinkhart
Columbia
S.C
Harold W. Ayres
Winston-Salem
N.C
Pinkhart
Shooting Probed By State Police Near Maryland Migrant Camp
State Police investigated an accidental shooting at the Jenkins Farms area along Maryland 355. Jessie Lee Kinder, 27, of Bradenton Florida, was wounded in the left ankle and admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. his wife Margaret, 34, said she loaded a 22 caliber rifle for an outing.
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Jessie Lee Kinder
Bradenton
Fla
Frederick Memorial Hospital
R. E. Alderton
Kinder
Margaret
Jenkins Farms
Maryland 355
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James Alfred Hough
Charles Town
W. Valaborer
Lawrence Albert Biggs
Mount Airy
John Allen Swain
Berekley Springs
W. Ve
Richard Eugene Cowell
Gromyko
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromykos
Home Delivery Service
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South Street
Uto
Lyrasnan
Haupt
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Caimeras
Davis Camera Mart
the Camera Mart
Frederick Shopping Center
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Rocky Springs
Aathives
East Street
Wshpape
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