Dick Nallin former umpire dies at 78 in Frederick
Dick Nallin a colorful American League umpire and Frederick resident died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 3 15 a m after a long illness at age 78 He had been hospitalized since September 5 and earlier years played in minor leagues He began umpiring in the Connecticut League 1909 1911 moved to the International League 1912 and the American League 1915 retiring 1952 He called four World Series including 1919 and the Black Sox scandal era He was developer of the American League umpiring system and the first to work at third base He is survived by wife Alice Houck Satin and other relatives Interment Mt Olivet cemetery
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M. R. Euhison and Son
Funeral services for Frank Nixon held in Whittier
Funeral services were held today for Frank Nixon, father of Vice President Richard M. Nixon, who died Tuesday. Attending were the vice president, his wife Pat, and other close family members at East Whittier Friends Church. Donations to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation were requested in lieu of flowers.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Ballot Now Demand Echoed At National Baptist Convention
At Falcon Assembly delegates to the National Baptist Convention hear J H Jackson of Chicago press for full voting rights for African Americans while Roy Wilkins condemns the federal stance on desegregation. Wilkins praises Tennessee Governor Clement and criticizes Texas Governor Shivers for handling school integration tensions. President Eisenhower’s silence is denounced as the nation watches. Earlier Shivers defends sending Texas Rangers after Mansfield disturbances.
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South
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Wilkins
Tennessee
Chusanay Tenn
Mansfield
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Supreme Court
White House
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Austin
Texas Rangers
Shivers
Night registration boosts party rolls at county court house
Thirty nine people registered Thursday at the Board of Registry in the court house basement during a second week night session. Twenty Democrats and fifteen Republicans signed in with four undecided. Registration continues on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm through September. ten transfers and inquiries also recorded.
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Five Day Forecast for Western Maryland
A cooler weekend followed by warmer conditions by Tuesday. Rain is likely on Saturday and Sunday, with temperatures about four to eight degrees below normal. Rainfall expected two to six tenths over eastern sections, with Western Maryland largely dry. Daytime highs mid 70s in the west and near 80 in the east. Overnight lows around 30s in western Maryland and higher elsewhere.
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Motive In Kidnapping Sought In Cynthia Ruotolo Case
NEW HAVEN Conn Police intensify the Ruotolo baby investigation after the 66 week old infant Cynthia was found in a Hamden lake. FBI facilities are available though not active. autopsy results are pending as investigators seek a motive. Mrs Ruotolo and neighbors who shopped at Sears are questioned at the County Courthouse.
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Cattaneo
Detroit Suburban Teacher Paid for Signing In No Classes
Hazel Park and Royal Oak officials face a tenure dispute over Marvela Hine a teacher who did not teach last year yet earned 6200 this year for merely signing in and out The superintendent says she was unassigned last year for lack of qualification while tenure rules require a yearly reassignment pending legal action before the state tenure board on September 18.
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Gettysburg Man Sentenced 60 Days in Jail on DUI Charge
Charles G. Cross of Gettysburg was jailed 60 days in default of a $150 fine for a drunken driving arrest by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr in Frederick. He also paid a $25 fine and costs on a reckless driving charge. Arrests were by Sgt H L Quinn on West South Street.
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Rt. 49
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John T. Durkin
Chicago
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Anderson
Washington
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Port Wayne
Ind
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N. Y
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Detroit
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Gaithersburg
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Germantown
Harry W. May
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Giles M. Hall
Middle Alley Rock
South Bentz Street
Marshall A. Morningstar
Rt. 2
New Windsor
Rt. 15
Kenneth Fee
Rockville
Bernard R. Cooper
Falls Church
John Miceli
Cleveland
John J. Hirsch
Baltimore
H. C Parker Jr
Bethesda
William A. Boone Jr
Robert C. Snyder
Lloyd Lewis
John E. Cartee
Robbers Escape With 25000 From Alexandria Bank
Two soft spoken men robbed the Burke and Herbert National Bank in Alexandria taking about 25000 after asking for change for a 10 dollar bill. They pulled a gun and fled in a green station wagon later found abandoned blocks away.
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Burke and Herbert National Bank
William F. Smith
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Man Injured In Wreck Near Walkreettle
A Washington area man, 36 year old Thomas Martin Edwards of Riverdale, was critically injured when his Ford Thunderbird struck two trees on Biges Ford Road at 10 30 p m He suffered a concussion a crushed left chest and possible left leg injury Edwards was driving west two miles west of Walkareettle when he failed to negotiate a curve The car was demolished and he was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in serious condition this morning
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Juvenile in Custody After Ransacking School Desks
A 2 year old youth admitted ransacking most teachers desks at Parkway school last night and was taken into custody this morning. He slept in bushes near the State armory after slipping away as officers spotted him inside. Police recovered a plastic purse with 23 cents and a pocketknife, and the boy had been reported missing from a foster home near Thurmont.
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Bank President at Chestertown Dies of Heart Attack
Charles F. Wheatley, Chestertown councilman and president of The Peoples Bank of Chestertown, died of a heart attack in his office yesterday. He served a fifth term on the City Council and was active in civic groups. He is survived by his widow Avis Dodd four children Josephine A. Wheatley in Baltimore a brother William A. Wheatley of Federalsburg eight grandchildren and other relatives.
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Girl Scalped By Dough Machine In Bakery
Janice Cory, 11, suffered a severe scalp injury at a San Diego bakery when hair was caught in a dough mixer. Surgeons reattached the scalp in a three hour operation. Doctors say grafting may or may not be visible and note few similar cases locally. In factory news, New York stocks fell as oil shares pulled the market down and trading remained active.
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Rain Breaks Humid Weather Across Region
Brief thundershowers drop 0.74 inch at the airport in about 12 minutes Thursday afternoon ending a spell of heat and humidity. Heaviest rains in over two weeks were also measured at Gambrill State Park and Clifton, with temperatures falling to the mid sixties by morning and a cool, showery weekend forecast ahead.
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Creator of Flash Gordon Strips Slain in Accident
Raymond Alexander, 47, famed originator of Flash Gordon and current Rip Kirby artist, died after a car crash near Norwalk. Stan Drake, owner of the sports car and another King Features artist, was seriously injured. The crash and its aftermath prompt urgent debate over Britain’s Suez crisis response and possible UN action.
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Integration suit hearing opens today in Anne Arundel
A hearing on a suit to bar school integration opened today in Anne Arundel County. Negro pupils began attending previously all white schools in Howard County where a similar suit has been filed. George Washington Williams, candidate for the Democratic nomination last May, led eight parents opposing integration and sought a court order for separate schools for colored children.
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Minton Plans Oct retirement from Supreme Court
Justice Sherman Minton said he will retire October 15 due to impaired health. He will be 66 on October 20 and informed President Eisenhower of his decision. Appointed by Truman, Minton joined the Court October 12, 1949, after eight years on the U S Circuit Court in Chicago. He has long suffered leg circulatory issues and earlier heart problems. He plans to return to New Albany, Indiana, after leaving the bench. Knoxville shock reported as tremor-like explosions rattled the area.
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Peace or War Over Suez Up To Washington and London
Cairo reports a deadlock in the five nation Suez talks led by Menzies as Egypt rejects the 18 nation plan for canal operations. Nasser insists on sole canal control and open shipping, with US mediation seen as crucial to avert British French action.
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