Fine Dealh In Death Of Cyclist
A driver who struck and killed 1 year old George William Martin on U S Route 40 near Frederick July 10 was fined 250 dollars and costs in Magisterial Court. Robert Wesley Harmer pleaded guilty to operating under the influence after a breathalyzer showed .19 percent. The victim, riding home from Braddock Heights during a storm, had six reflectors and a light on his bike. The driver, Horner, admitted hitting something and searched the area but could not determine what, and Horner would not testify. Magistrate Edward D. Stomm presided. Horner was employed at Fort Detrick as an animal caretaker.
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Frederick
Robert Wesley Harmer
Franklin Street
George William Martin
RFD
Airy
Braddock Heights
William L. Newcomer
Horner
Martin
Newcomer
Jug Bridge
E. Austin James
Samuel W. Barrick
James
Fort Detrick
Edward D. Stomm
Republican Group To Seek Voters In Precincts 6 6A 6B
A Republican Committee meeting for Precincts 6 6A and 6B convened at the Frederick Hotel at 7 3 p m Wednesday September with Hilda Croghan presiding. The gathering named a large slate of committee members and outlined methods to contact unregistered voters and mobilize turnout while appointing a Finance Committee of all ladies and noting the expansion of Young Republican Clubs across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Frederick Hotel
Hilda Croghan
Hilda B. Croghan
Cochairmen
Harry Cornpropst
Helen Biehl
Walker Carty
Frank A. Castle
G. B. Delaplaine Sr
Theron D. Green
John B. Hart
Marie E. G. Hudson
Elizabeth McCain
Robert D. Osburn
Melvin Partridge
R. H. Pilgram
Harry D. Radcliff
Beulsh Repp
H. Reese Shoemaker
Mazie Stephens
Glenna T. Swisher
Helen 5. Tabier
Ruth S. Wachier
Estelle Fellows
Samuel H. Young
Richard Hudson
C. Ruth Ambush
Clarence Diggs
Rosamond Webb
Ralph White
Helen Stickel
Laura Osburn
Austin Angleberger
Harry T. James
Ned Levien
Louise Williams
James Roughan
Edward Bentz
Barbara Exing
Glenn Main Jr
Maryer
Paul
Lois Sheffield
R. D. Osburn
Ruth Wachter
Hotel Van Cutler Bomb Threat Hoax in Schenectady
A bomb threat at the Hotel Van Cutler in Schenectady, New York, proved to be a hoax when police traced a male caller who claimed the hotel would be blown up. The hotel manager is Paul McAuliffe, formerly of the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
van Cutler
Paul McAuliffe
Divorce Hearing Probed By Thurmont Doctor and Wife
In Thurmont, Dr AL Franklin Birely and Mrs Louise Birely face a divorce trial. Their 1-year-old son Franklin Carter Birely testified to unpleasant incidents, including alleged abuse by the husband. Witnesses claimed the couple appeared congenial publicly, with varied recollections of marital strife and a contested request to view a tester related to Mrs Birey’s daughter.
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Thurmont
AL Franklin Birely
Louise Birely
Birely
Manuel AL Weinberg
David S. Weinberg
Clarence Hogland
Birelys
Birevis
Schnauffer
Carnal Knowledge Case Scheduled in Hagerstown Court
A preliminary hearing for Tromas B. Hurst a 39 year old man from Hagerstown on carnal knowledge charges is set for September 13 in Megistrates Court State Police said He and a 16 year old girl were found together on a towpath at Point of Rocks the girl said the offenses occurred in February and March while she was 15 Hurst is free on 1000 bond Also a Middletown man Charles S Long 21 was slightly injured in a motorcycle crash on U S 40 near Frederick treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for abrasions and contusions by Trooper Leonard F Glenn details unavailable.
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Hagerstown
Megistrates Court
Tromas B. Hurst
Hurst
Point of Rocks
Lumumba Plans Major Decision On United Nations
Premier Patrice Lumumba’s press office accuses the United Nations of meddling in Congo politics and says key UN actions will be decided tonight. The move follows the National Assembly voiding attempts by Lumumba and President Kasavubu to remove each other, amid Lumumba’s acceptance of Soviet aid and fear of UN forces in Leopoldville.
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Leqopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Lumumba
National Assembly
Joseph Kasa‘yubu
Assembly
Kasavubu
Mmier
Tratter
GNJ
Leopoldville
U.N
Security Council
Kasai
Albert Delvaux
Rasavubu
Senate
Stanleyville
Panty Raider Probe Draws State Police Attention
State Police seek a culprit in a cross county burglary at Johnsville where three sets of undergarments were stolen after a window break and entry. Trooper W L Newcomer heads the investigation amid similar complaints in Mr Airy Carroll County and in Frederick County. The suspect is believed male. no charges filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
W. L. Newcomer
Jarmsvile
Newcomer
Carroll County
Frederick County
Nixon Urges Scientific Research Aid
Vice President Richard M. Nixon calls for a major new basic research program funded by federal matching money to support university cooperative programs. He says the National Science Foundation should sponsor the effort, conducted through institutes in key regions with joint federal, state, private support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
SAP
Richard M. Nixon
D States
Coun Nom
Nixon
National Science Foundation
Market Pattern Mixed As Stocks Retreat Stalls
New York AP reports the stock market halted its deeper decline with a mixed pattern and moderately active trading as the session progressed, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and selective buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Officials Tour Major Improvement Projects
City officials and department heads led a tour of ongoing improvements across the area. Projects include water mains at Narva Avenue and Vernon Avenue plus storm drainage at Park and West College Terrace. several sites report progress, with some sections near completion and others underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadcon Grainage
Band Shell
Culler Lake
Wes
Coallege Terrace
Park Avenue
North End
Vernon Avenue
Monocacy Village
Easteet Water
Fishing Creek
Carroll Street
Eass Street
Pine Avenue
Narva Avenue
Secretary General urges halt to outside aid in Congo
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold called on the Security Council to stop foreign military aid flowing to warring Congolese factions. He suggested temporary disarmament of Congolese units to restore order. He noted Soviet assistance and possible Belgian arms shipments to Katanga, as Washington signals pressure to curb external support.
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United Nations
APS
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Congo
Hammarskjod
Nation Council
U.N
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Patrice Lemumaba
Katanga
Belgium
Washington
Hammarskjold
MacArthur Denies Kennedy Court-Martial Claim
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur denied a columnist report that he urged Kennedy be court-martialed for PT boat actions in World War II. In a Berkshire Eagle letter, MacArthur called the quotation false, praising Kennedy as brave and resourceful with well earned decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitisfield
Mass
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Drew Pearson
MacArthur
Kennedy
Berkshire Eagle
Sen. Kennedy
Water Line Stoppage Kills Fish at Court House Park
Local residents report a fountain fish die off caused by a water line stoppage. G Toberr cared for the fountain noting the stoppage occurred last night and lack of fresh water deprived fish of oxygen. Several adults and children gathered, wondering what happened to the fish as two remained afloat but breathed air, while others appeared to move.
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Court House Park
G. Toberr
Court House
Wes
Khrushchev to Lead Soviet Floating Conference Amid Atlantic Sail
Moscow reports Khrushchev will sail aboard the Baltika to attend the UN General Assembly in New York. Soviet satellite leaders may join for a floating summit during the voyage, with possible anchorage in East River and a launch commute to UN HQ. Diplomatic notes warn of heightened tensions and calls for NATO safety assurances amid U2 tensions and Powers.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
General Assembly
New York
Baltika
Vyacheslav Molotov
East River
Khrushchev
U.N
Pravda
Communist Party of Iran
Dispatch
Washington
Soviet Union
Khushchev
Kremlin
NATO
North Atlantic
Western Alliance
U.S
Lieweliysn Thompson
United Arab Republic
Nurriddin el ‘Khalaf
Thompson
United States
Black i Sea
Black Sea
Eisenhower
Francis Gary Powers
Rededication Services At Area Church
Rededication events mark the remodeling of Glade United Church of Christ Walkersville including a two manual pipe organ dedication. Sunday 11 oclock service features Rev Frank A Rosenberger and guest Rev Frederick D Eyster. Next Wednesday 7 30 p m organ dedication with recital by Mrs Rachel L Rooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
Rachel L. Rooker
St Paul Memorial Church
Reading Pa
St John’s Church
Woodsboro
G. Fred Myers
Dudley Buck
Edwin L. Carstensen
Spoaker
Nelson C. Brown
Heidelberg Church
York
Charles A. Price
Stemmers Rim
Richard D. Thompson
Walkersville Methodist Church
Gioma
Navy Signals From Saturn Reported By Michigan Team
The Navy reports the first conclusive signals from Saturn and a nebula 3,000 light years away, captured by an eight foot radio telescope at the University of Michigan under Office of Naval Research contract. The work could reveal Saturns ring temperature and atmospheric gas distribution and aid understanding of stellar evolution and planetary system formation. Observations used a three centimeter radio frequency to probe Saturns atmosphere.
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Washington
Navy
Saturn
Earth
University of Michigan
Office of Naval
Michigan
Saturo
Hurricane Donna Slams Toward Cuba Anxious Florida Coast
Hurricane Donna hammers toward Cuba with 150 mile center winds as Florida coastal counties monitor for possible northerly turn. Forecasters warn reefs and tides high along the north Cuban coast while Bahama islands endure heavy seas and coastal evacuations.
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Miami
Fla
Donna
Cuba
Florida
Gordon Dunn
Dunn
Dade
Broward
Key West
Bahama Islands
Florida Strait
Bahamas
Mayaguana Island
Acklins Island
Crooked Island
Nassau
Red Cross
Puerto Rico
New Pumper's Bumper Doomed by Accidents
A Fort Detrick serviceman backed into the Junior Fire Company's new pumper on North Market Street causing bumper damage. William Davis, city water superintendent, also backed a truck into the engine this week, leaving the pumper parked on the street during interior renovations.
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Junior Fire Company
Fort Detrick
Wiliam Davis
City Water
North Market Street
Probe of Academy Personnel Use Urged
ASMAPOLIS Md AP Two Maryland members of the House Armed Services Committee urge an investigation into the use of enlisted manpower at the Naval Academy. Carmatites remaders in demand s of the use of men in performing household tasks for officers. Lankford asked for fc Kving Situation AMBULANCE CASE Lincoln apartments had an ambulance called at 4 45 this morning to take a patient to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Asmapolis. Md
Maryland
House Armed Services Committee
Navel Academy
Lankford
United Ambulance
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Robert Horner
Singapore
Central
L. J. Keller
News-Post
Rome
Otis Davis
Los Angeles
Russia
U. S
James Hagerty
NEA Telestratoity Agency
William E. Martin
Bernon F. Mitchell
Nikita
Area Church
Glade United
Pete Cape
Albert
SE Bahama Islands
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