Robbery attempt ends in shotgun shooting at Maryland station
State Police reopen inquiry after two Virginians, George Tutwiler and Willem Tiree, were shot when a Moore Station Road service owner fired to foil a robbery on U S 40 east. One suspect was seriously wounded, another lightly hurt, as the abandoned car with South Carolina plates was found nearby. The case also probes two aiding suspects and the car’s backstory.
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Randallstown Barracks
U. S. 40
George Milton Tutchier
Staunton Va
Willem Euzene Tiree
Goshen
Frederick Alemorial Hospital
Mr. Airy Fire Company
Tyree
Furader
Lawrence W. Cope
Morgan Station Road
U 5. 40 East
Virginia
Cope
Tutwiler
South Carolina
Traffic Hazards Spurring City Board Deliberations
At the regular Board of City Aldermen meeting residents warned that the narrow bridge at Fairview avenue and Seventh street could cause traffic problems amid plans for a parking area near Frederick High School. Police Chief Mann urged action to protect schoolchildren and a traffic light at the intersection was discussed. The city plans to survey traffic and decide steps. The board also faced a shortfall in street blacktop funds. $25,000 allocated but $36,000 needed, so the Street Committee will select which streets to pave next. Bids to open next week. Airport improvements were proposed, including 10 new Hangars and a three-plane workshop. cost studies will be reported.
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Carroll Creen
Fairview Avenue
Seventh Street
Board of City Aldermen
Rock and
Watkins Acres
Baker Park
Frederick High School
Fairview Seventh Street
Charles
Mann
North End
W. R. Walter
Emmett R. Bowlus
William H. Bartgis
Lloyd R. Setup
Frederick
Stup
Thelma C. McNamara
United Flying Service Inc
Lesse
Bowlus
Robert E.dailey Sr
McNamara
Walter
Charles Imcc. Mathias Jr
Maryland weighs ending grand jury system in crime cases
A Maryland Legislative Council group studies a proposal to replace the grand jury with a strengthened preliminary magistrates hearing. The plan requires fulltime magistrates and would alter criminal procedure. The discussion included comments from local residents on traffic and city conditions. A separate Tulsa case reports a mother killed by her 16-year-old son after a high speed pursuit.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Legislative Council
General Assembly
R. Lee Benson
Council
Benson
Harold A. Ammons
Trinity Methodist Church
Westbrook
Watkins Acres
J. Emory Baer
Roy Rhoderick
Harold Frushour
Roger H. Willard
Grege Rice
Residents weigh bridge and street extension at city board meeting
Alderman Bowlus and Rhoderick debated a one lane bridge versus a street extension along the creek to ease traffic for motorists and athletic events. The board discussed parking near the school and right of way requests while Mayor Ramsburg sought a solution acceptable to all. Police Chief Main warned the Fairview Seventh Street crossing as a danger to children and noted other school area concerns. The meeting also granted Pop Warner League permission to use McCurdy Field.
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Rhoderick
Alderman Bowlus
Carroll Parkway
Boulus
Board of Education
Carral Parkway
Watkins Acres
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Fairview
Seventh 1
Main
Pop Warner League
McCurdy
Search for missing U S plane over Turkey and Soviet border
U S Air Force search planes scoured Turkey’s mountains 110 miles from the Soviet border for a C130 Hercules transport missing since Tuesday with 17 aboard. Four-engine craft and two parachute medical teams joined the hunt under secrecy as Col. Theodore P. Tatum traveled from Ramstein. The aircraft, from the 7406th Support Squadron at Frankfurt, was commanded by Capt. Paul E. Duncan.
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Adana
Turkey
U. S. Air Force
Trabzon
Black Sea
Batumi
Lake van
Armenia
Air Force
Germany
Theodore P. Tatum
Atlantic Air Rescue Service
Ramstein
West Germany
Cyprus
Iran
Frankfurt
Paul E. Duncan
Wash- Hindan
Butler Speaks on Beall Criticism in Cumberland Dinner
Maryland Democrats aim for a sweeping November victory, charges that Sen. J Glenn Beall neglects western Maryland on Route 40 and highway funding while courting out of state contributors. Judge Moylan butler criticizes photo fakery and urges early intervention for juvenile delinquency and school support.
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Cumberland
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Maryland
Allegany County
Democratic State Central Committee
Butler
Eisenhower
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
Frostburg
Allegany
Washington
Sen
Beall
Sen. Beall
Chamber of Commerce
Highway 0
U. S. Senate
Millard Tydings
Territorial Waters Also Involved In Formosa Defense
AP analysis maps Red China sea limits as a potential strategic move to pressure the Soviet Union over Formosa. The declaration may aim to deter U S help to Quemoy and Matsu, risking wide war. Beijing’s stance could test Moscow’s willingness to back Peiping in any clash.
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Formosa
William L. Ryan
Red China
Soviet Union
Fin
Peiping
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Moscow
U.S
Pescadores
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Ize-tung
Dainina
Lions Club Hear Judge Moylan Praise Youth Sports
The gathering praised body building and character building sports for delinquency control and Frederick promotion of baseball among city and county youth. Judge Moylan, born in the county, noted for juvenile work and national recognition, thanked newspapers for sports publicity. Attendees included Capt Charlies W. Magaha, Joseph P. Turner, Jack E. Lee, Rev. Paul W. DeZauter, and others from Baltimore and Frederick counties.
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Frederick
Russia
Charlies W. Magaha
Supreme Bench
Judge Moylan
Lion's Club of
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf
Joseph P. Turner
Jack E. Lee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lion's Club
Paul W. DeZauter
de Hlintown
Henry Berlanger
Robert E. Smith
Secretary Dulles predicts new U S China statement
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from Newport meeting with President Eisenhower, said he expects Red China will head toward a new U S statement on the Burma crisis. He arrived in Washington aboard a US Navy plane and commented on how Beijing’s attention would be drawn to the forthcoming message.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Newport
R.I
China
Dulles Comments On Declaration Transmission Plan
Secretary of State Dulles rejects any plan to officially transmit a declaration. He asserts there is no intention to send the document and emphasizes mutual reading expectations between parties. The remarks suggest caution over how and when the declaration would be shared.
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Dulles
Russians Surrender at Port Arthur on Jan 2 1905
Port Arthur in Manchuria reports a Russian surrender to Japanese forces on January 2 1905 as the siege and battle for the port continued amid the broader Russo Japanese War.
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Port Arthur
Manchuria
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Masaed Bolloo
USAF
Ever
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Moon
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Monttgomery
Damascus Gulies Company
Tidelands
Wilbur Baughman
Rooke J. Sheehan
Damiascus Utilities Company
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Dwight D.r
St. Lawrence Seaway
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US. Corps of Engineers
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Lans
Auto Radio
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