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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1959

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Youths Tried By Judge In Clean-Up Session At Juvenile Court

Eight youths faced Chief Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer in a clean up juvenile court session. Cases included unauthorized use of a car, a purse snatching, and a molestation charge against a 16 year old colored boy. Several youths were released or sent to training schools, with restitution required to Mrs Cecil.

Patrick M. Sehnauffer Iction Montgomery County Boys Village Rosewood Training School Children’s Aid Society David Garland Kinder Dickie Ray Cope W. C. Roderick Kinder Bernard Tyler Bors Rosenour’s Mable Cecil Hors West Fifth Street Bentz Street

Physician's Satchel Taken At Frederick Hospital

A doctor’s bag was stolen from a car at Frederick Me guerial Hospital while parked with windows down. State Police say the satchel contained instruments worth about $100 and nothing appeared missing. Investigators pursue two suspects seen dropping the bag along US 40 near the barracks.

Frederick Meguerial Hospital US. 40 J. R. Gailen Iocal Varricks E. D. McCain James Nuil Jefferson Street Mr. McCain Robert B. Crouch Frederick Null Maryland

Bus-Train Crash Cause Being Sought

Western Maryland residents seek the cause of a fatal bus train crash near Mountain Lake Park. Seven children died and eleven were injured when a school bus stalled at a grade crossing and was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. An investigation by state and federal agencies was ordered, with focus on crossing signals and bus operation.

Mountain Lake Park Marylend Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Oakland St. Louis Betty Bray Clinton Shrout J. Millard Tawes Marvil Cealied Department of Motor Vehicles State Roads Commission Washington Innerstate Commission Cumberland Richard Hinkle Nancy Deems Janet Deems Lee Hoffmen Nancy Lee Harvey Merle Harvey Shirler Lee

Steel Strike Crisis Nears in Nationwide Dispute

Pittsburgh dispatch reports the nationwide steel strike nearing crisis after weeks of building strain. Inventories had reached six months' output, with many firms feeling only partial impact while major manufacturers brace for potential layoffs and prolonged disruption. Negotiations between basic steel industry negotiators and unions stall as labor secretary James P. Mitchell recommends possible presidential injunction to halt the strike if shortages deepen.

Pittsburgh Fap Rwterial James P. Ancheli

Soviet Fleet accuses U S 7th Fleet of Laos intervention plan

Moscow AP report says the navy newspaper Soviet Fleet charges the U S 7th Fleet plans armed intervention in Laos. It names Admiral Harry D. Felt as the main organizer of a conspiracy run from American military headquarters in Hawaii.

Moscow Soviet Fleet U.S Laos Harry DB. Felt Pacific Hawaii

Six Children Die As Train Crashes Auto

In Minnesota a train struck a car carrying six children and their mother on the way to school. All six youngsters perished at the scene or en route to hospital, including Barbara seven and Robert Szyszka the school patrolman near the crossing who was also hit. The mother, Mrs James Zimmerman, 39, was injured along with another child.

Mienis Zimmerman

Guier estate sale in Connecticut for 80000 dollars

Alexander Guier, linked to a fraud case involving Dye and Chemical Corp stock, sold his Greeny Corn estate on Lake Avenue for 80000 dollars. The buyer is Robert L. War Jr. of Caracas, with Jane Newhall as real estate agent. Guterma freed on bail. related transfer of control noted.

New York Alexander Guierma Gaterma Brazil Birrell Alied Dye Contro Guterma

Five Day Forecast With Varied Temperatures

The snippet hints at a five day forecast noting highs near 69 and some 50s in the mountains with cooler conditions. It mentions temperatures and regional variation but lacks clear locations dates or definitive figures.

United Appeal Allotments Announced for Community Chest Drive

The campaign cabinet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel set division allotments for the United Appeal fund drive to raise 109962. J Ralph Austin led the Thursday meeting with agency representatives planning the kickoff at West Frederick Junior High. Allocation details cover Area, Canvass, and Public Employes divisions totaling 329962 with named officials included.

C of Poice Charles V. Main RK. I. Bechford J. E Thompson Delbert Null Arena Carl V. Weekley J. Walker Carty James Youngberg

Motors and cronies drive a slow recovery in New York

Ambiguous text mentions motors and cronies pacing a recovery in New York with references to steel, cronies, and a Tahoean. The fragment lacks clear actions or identifi able events to confirm a specific news item. Entities include New York and Tahoean.

Smart Recovery New York Ap) — Motors Ali Tahoan

Frederick Chamber Plans Program For Trained Mechanics

The Frederick Chamber of Commerce announced an effort with local manufacturers to create a training program for machinists tool and die makers draftsmen and electronic workers. The plan includes mechanical drawing and advanced mathematics courses at Frederick Community College and an electronics course under the adult education program funded by the college with outside help for equipment. 12 to 15 participants must enroll to start the non credit course soon after the fall curriculum begins on September 21.

Frederick Frederick Community College Dean Keadner Col Jee Dean Suecadner Hammond Dean Swezener

Motherwell Ordered To California Extradition Trial

Atlanta AP dispatch reports Capper Larry Lord Motherwell ordered back to California to face murder charges in the death of 72 year old Pearl Ida Putney. Gov Vandiver signed extradition papers though defense lawyers may delay by contesting extradition in court.

Atlanta Larry Lord Motherwell California Washington, D.C Ernest Vandiver Washington Carpenter Hanudyman Pearl Ida Putneyv

Six of six injured in Mountain Lake Park crash in serious condition

Oakland Md AP Six children hospitalized after yesterdays train school bus crash remain in serious condition. Read lists show injuries across Deer Park Loch Lynn Springs and Boiling Springs with fractures, contusions and possible internal injuries.

Oakland Mountain Lake Park Mary Ellen Thyre Mirs Robert IM. Paugh Deer Park Dianna Sutton Edward Sutton Dolores Shaffer Benjamin Shaffer Mary Jane Lee Joseph Lee Shirley Ann Lee Jombar Marjorie Byers Edith Byers Patricia Ann Hinkle Roy O. Winkle Loch Lenn Richard Sandra Patton James Patton Olen Hinkle Patricia Hinkle James Hinkie Olen Frances Dixon Reber Dixon Boiling Springs Nancy Ringer

Actor Paul Douglas Dies at 51 in Hollywood Home

Hollywood confirms the death of actor Paul Douglas aged 51 at his home. Rescue workers arrived too late to save him with his wife Jan Sterling and Dr. Lee E. Siegel nearby. Douglas was famed for light comedies and serious dramas.

Hollywood Paul Douglas Jan Sterling Lee E. Siegel Douglas

Roadway Charge Reports and Fines From Local Court

On September 6 Trooper L C Clark charged motorists on Center Parkway of a dual highway. Magistrate Storm fined the defendants five dollars plus costs. Norris Carter, 18, Point of Rocks, received a suspended fine for failing to drive to the right of center on Holter road after an accident. His attorney Wilbur F Sheffield said an appeal would be entered. Carter faced a separate July 11 accident on a bridge on Broadway charged by Trooper G H Smith.

Germantown House of Correction Joseph J. Coady Dickie Ray Cope David G. Kinder Magi Coady Bers Broadway A. Norman Dietz Virginia Staley Park Edward D. Storm Inchester Hall Lee Fosse Dora Hanshew Sat Wiliam A. Boone Jr Ramsburg RFD Fredan Miss Hanshew Miss Fogle Alonzo E. Snoots Harry ‘Ramsburg RFD 5 Frederick Hilda B. Snoots Richard E. Zimmerman William

Temperature Drops Over 30 Degrees At Airport Station

A 30 degree temperature fall was recorded at the airport checking station after a mild Thursday. Rainfall measured 0.20 inches with some counties receiving a shower while others missed it. Forecasters expect cooler weekend highs in the 60s and a possible frost by night with winds of 15 to 30 mph today easing to 10 to 20 mph Saturday.

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Pontiac Inn Ordered Closed Over Sewage Violations

The Pontiac Inn near Evergreen Point is ordered to close by midnight Saturday for alleged improper sewage disposal. County health officer Dr. Forbes H. Burgess suspended the license until a proper system is installed amid complaints of smell and ground saturation. Sheriff deputies served the notice on owner Charles C. Brown. A separate warrant was issued against J. C. Bryant for failing to comply with health rules at the Evergreen Point trailer court.

Pontiac Inn Forbes H. Burgess J. C. Bryant Yellow Springs Evergreen Point Charles C. Brown Horace M. Alexander Brown Dr. Burgess Health Department Bryant Burgess

Ex-Convict Is Killed In Glendale Market Hold-Up

An ex convict shot to death after wounding three during a market hold up in Glendale California. Assistant manager Kenneth Benson 26 who was stabbed in the stomach seized the gun and killed the robber William Coleroff 46 of Philadelphia. The pregnant housewife Sally Benson 22 was among the victims. Lifsey 17 also injured as the gunman opened fire at the market.

Glendale Calif APY Kenneth Benson William Coleroff Philadelphia

Talks on Peace Without Concessions Amid Border Dispute

AP reports Asia’s peace efforts as India and China face tensions on the Tibetan border. Moscow influence and press criticism of Western exploits loom. Nehru warns stakes may rise. both sides wary of a larger conflict. Talks unlikely to yield immediate concessions.

Derham Indzz Laghan Imerfers Laos Moscow Khrushchev Peiping Tass China Indi Nehrusew

Promoted To Detective Pvt Five Montgomery Officers

Five Montgomery County Police officers have been promoted to Detective Private in action by County Manager M. L. Rees. Private John L. Shaw Jr. of the Rockville Police Station is transferred to the Detective Private rank and will join the Detective Bureau in Bethesda. Shaw holds a BS from the University of Alfarvland and began service in 1 and has earned commendations for his work.

Montgomery County M. L. Rees John L. Shaw Jr Rockville Bethesda Shaw University of Alfarvland Montgomerys County L. Shaw Ss Frederick High School Baird E. Coxell Tvillesta Son Jr

Winds Spark Tragedy as Fishermen Capsize on Susquehanna

High winds on the Susquehanna River caused a fishing boat to capsize near Port Deposit. Melvin Ziders, 38, of Middle Town, disappeared. Emory Davis and Robert Deimler swam to shore and helped recover the other man as Port Deposit firemen and Troopers searched the river. The boatmen were about 100 feet off the wharf when it capsized. Separately, Richard Simmons and Melvin Fox of Marken and Bielfeld attended the Educational Graphic Arts Exposition in New York City, which runs through tomorrow.

Port Deposit Susquehanna Jaie Melvin Ziders Folecown Emory Davis Robert Deimler Davis Deiner Middletown Zuiers Fields Richard F. Simmons Melvin T. Fox Marken and Bielfeld, Inc George B. Delaplaine Jr Frederick News-Post New York City

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