Government Gets Sale Proceeds From Public Auction
A circuit court decree orders Farmers Cooperative Association and Frederick Mehring Fertilizer Works to pay the United States $1 049 17 plus six percent interest on specified sums from September 15 1954. The case, heard by Judge Kathryn J Lawlor, confirms the government’s lien on mortgaged chat tle proceeds and directs court costs to be paid by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick
Frederick Mehring Fertilizer, Works, Inc
Mt. Airy and Wiliam W
Margaret V. Martin
Kathryn J . Lawlor
Farmers Cooperative
Frederick Mehring
United States
Enti
Focal Companies
Rocket expert Dr Heue shen Tsien leaves US under deportation order
One of the world’s leading rocket experts Dr Heue shen Tsien, head of Caltech’s nonmilitary jet propulsion center, departs for Red China under a deportation order. Immigration officials say the charge cites prior Communist Party membership before 1936 entry. Tsien had permanent residency since 1947 and resigned from Caltech after a five year ban on leaving the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Heue-shen Tsien
Jet Propulsion Center
California
Istitute of Technology
Red China
Teen
Communist Party
United States
Robert Robinson
Immigration Service
Tsien
Ag 4
Dre Tsien
Caltech Shorth
Pr. Tsien
Inneration Olivers
China
Shanghai
Six Die As B-25 Crashes Into Cemetery Near Mitchel Air Field
Six men died when a twin engine B-25 struck Greenfield Cemetery in Uniondale New York five minutes after takeoff from nearby Mitchel Air Force Base. Eyewitnesses said two bodies were ejected before the plane exploded. The Air Force said engine trouble forced the aircraft to return to base prior to the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniondale
N.Y. U
Mitchel Air Force Base
Long Island
Greenfield Cemetery
Air Force Public Information
1 000 Attend Cooperative Meeting Here
Approximately 1,000 patrons, families, and friends attended the annual meeting of Southern States Frederick Cooperative and Southern States Frederick Petroleum Cooperative at Frederick High School. Johnny Happ won the youth piano talent show and will compete October 19 at Frederick High School district elimination, with winners advancing to the Richmond gathering for a Ted Mack television appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cooperative
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
Frederick High School
Johnny Happ
Gapland
Richmond
Ted Mack
Nancy Baughman
Avis ‘Carter
Dickerson
Jane Sangster
Boyds
Tex
Peaceful Valley Boys
Myersville
Hubert Iscike
Russell Strube
Frederick
Herschel Boyer
Jeffer Ison
Southern States
Norman Lease
J. Monroe West
J. Uriah Lawson
Edgar Leatherman
Myeraville
William Moxley
Mt. Airy
Albert R. Ridgley
Arthur G. Esworthy
Charles Hossier
H C Happ
Raymond Kerloltz
Robert Guyton
Ivan Harshman
A. E Eckard
Norman S Lease
Charles E Swomley Walkersville
Abortion Arrests Link to Heiress Death in Philadelphia
District attorney cites criminal abortion and conspiracy charges against Wilton Schwarts and Rosalie Schwarts in connection with the death of Doris Dean Ostrewder, Fond Fair Stores heiress. Bail set at 35000 each. hearings scheduled. Also mentions Gertrude Silver found not competent and sent to hospital, with bail and mental health recommendation. Stock market moves up as metals shares lift early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpieaf
Doris Dean Ostrewder
Samuel Dash
Wilton Schwarts
Rosalie
Fond Fair Stores
Schwartzes
Elias Myers Thes
Gertrude Silver
Bee
Mire Silver
Phasian
Iton
Dr Kirkland To Speak At Hood College Convocation
Hood College to host Dr Edward Kirkland for convocation on The Offer of the Private College. Kirkland, Bowdoin history professor and Guggenheim Fellow, previously taught at Dartmouth MIT and Brown. Alice Rohrback to receive honorary Doctor of Humane Letters for Braille work with Library of Congress. Classes resume next Thursday with 260 returning and 200 new students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Edward €. Kirkland
Kirkland
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brown University
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Phi Beta Kappa
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Journal of Economic History
Alice Rohrback
Hood
Canerace
Washington, D. C
Miss Rohrback
Red Cross
Library of Congress
Hilda Threat To East Coast From Hurricane Hilda
Hurricane Hilda drifted toward the Bahamas and posed a potential threat to Florida's east coast. At 5 am EST it was about 73 miles southwest of Turks Island and 700 miles southeast of Miami, moving west-northwest at 12 mph with possible speeds up to 14 mph. Forecast to intensify, it was the eighth tropical storm of the year, with hurricane winds near the center and strong winds extending 125 miles north and 90 miles south. Previous storms in the region have struck Florida in the past 30 years, including the 1926 Miami hurricane and the 1928 Palm Beach-Okeechobee storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Hilda
Bahamas
Florida
Turks Island
Miarm
Mies
Turks Islands
Palm Beach
Okeechobee
County Weather Drops to 47 Degrees at Airport
County temperatures fell to the mid forties with the Weatherstation recording 47 degrees at 230 o clock this morning. Yesterday's high reached 71 at 4 pm. Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with some clouds tonight and a low around warmer weather on Wednesday.
Morocco Plots Move to Oust Sultan and Rule Morocco
France's Premier Faure oversees a four member hatchet committee to depose Sultan Moulay Arafa as part of a plan for Moroccan self rule. A three man regency would govern while talks with Paris proceed and former sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef is moved from Madagascar to France. Provisions include forming a new Moroccan government and negotiating fronts with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Tdgar Faere
Sultan Mohammed Bee Moulay Arafa
Morocco
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Edgar Faure
Moulay Arafa
Moulay Arala
Rabat
Pierre July
Faure
Aea RataAr
Moulay Ara
Republic To License Pictures For TV
Antitrust consent judgment against Republic Pictures Corp requires licensing of at least 80 percent of films produced before August 1, 1948 for television within 90 days. The studio must also negotiate with Screen Actors Guild for films since 1948, and by two to three years after negotiations, set licensing thresholds up to 40 percent of films released three years earlier for U.S. theatrical distribution each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Republic Pictures Corp
Sollywood Studios
Screen Actors Guild
Republic
U.S
Five Buildings Are Fire Swept in Cumberland Fire Disaster
Five industrial buildings on the Blackstone River were destroyed as flames ran uncontrolled. Fire officials could not yet estimate the damage, but firefighters said the loss could reach five million dollars. Nearly 100 workers fled the burning structures uninjured. one firefighter was hospitalized after being armed and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Blackstone River
Fre
Fatal Shooting Shocks Marietta at City Dump
An elderly widow, Mrs. Sophia Geren, was killed in a fatal shooting at the Marietta city dump. Investigators say Ernest Bias and David Leroy Hollard, both of Marietta, confessed to the crime. Prosecuting Attorney Ranaal of Washington County noted the admissions and prepared charges against the pair. The incident stunned the community and prompted calls for safety reviews at local disposal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Wity Ranaal
Metcalff
Washington County
Ernest Bias
David Leroy Holiard
Sophia Geren
Landowners Urged to Embrace Water Conservation
L S Hartley of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad told a Potomac River Basin conference that convincing landowners is essential since most water falls on private land. He compared land water to money in the bank, noting soil loss in floods and that conservation stores water in soil to help farmers endure drought and secure livestock water during shortages. The two day meeting near Hagerstown drew leaders from four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
L. $. Hartley
Washington
Hartley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New England
IM Parmareon
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Erratinn van Date
Post Office Dept Waste Criticized
Sen Johnston says 250 million dollars can be saved by eliminating waste in the Post Office Department. He notes the deficit last year was 362 million and argues postal service should balance business needs with public-service duties while Congress weighs rate increases. An accompanying press release says an intensive committee investigation will seek efficiencies and service improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olint Johnston
D-Sc
Post Office Department
Johnston
Anhnsson
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Summerfield
Night car crash spares riders after highway mishap
A car left the road on a curse and skidded on gravel tearing through a wire fence. It plunged into an embankment near Jones Falls with the front end seven feet above the water as onlookers watched the negro riders climb out unhurt. Allen blamed loose gravel for the loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balumore PF
Moses Alien
Inten
Jones Falls
Allen
Frederick County Courthouse to Dedicate New Courtroom
The Frederick County grand jury will convene for its September term Monday with about 30 criminal cases on the docket. Before opening the term, the new circuit courtroom on the second floor will be dedicated with Edward J Smith as chair of the dedication committee and Parsony Newman as principal speaker. Judges Stedman Prescott and other local figures are expected to attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Court House
Edward J Smith
Parsony Newman
Frederick
Montgomery
Stedman Prescott
Samuel W . Barrick
Barrick
Smith
Charles W Woodward
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Kathrin Lawlor
Thomas M. Anderson
Five Day Weather Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook notes Wednesday with clouds and warmer conditions. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warm with a chance of coastal showers. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with cooler weekend shift and scattered showers. Temperatures average near normal with highs mid 70s to around 80 and lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s across Western and Southern Maryland and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Mercury 33 Early Front At Oakland
An early Trost aircraft invaded western Maryland last night threatening unharvested corn and tomatoes. Oakland weather observer R E Weber reported temperatures fell to 33 degrees with possible damage, while Cumberland 32, Randallstown 48, Salisbury 49, Frederick 41, Rockville 52, and Waldorf 48 recorded other readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Maryland
R. E. Weber
Cumberland
Randallstown
Salisbury
Frederick
Rockville
Waldorf
CIA Offered Building Site At Germantown
Sterling & Scull Inc offered CIA a 50 acre Germantown site adjacent to an AEC HQ tract. Letters to Allan Dulles and Montgomery County Council urge locating HQ in Montgomery County with a token payment possibility and road sewer water links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Germantown
Atomic Energy Commission
Silver Spring
Sterling & Scull, Inc
Allan Dulles
Intelligence Agency
David Scull
Montgomery County Council
CIA
Montgomery County
Scull
Dulles
AEC
Check Passer Is Sentenced for Worthless Checks
Richard B Weeks of Parsonsburg was found guilty by Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr on charging passing worthless checks to the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank payable to Hotel Frederick and Dr Walter Snow. Sentences to a year in the Maryland House of Correction on each charge were suspended contingent on restitution within a suspension period. Numerous traffic and equipment violations are listed for several individuals cited by State Trooper J S Plume and other officers with fines ranging from 6 45 to 151 45. An alarm at 105 East Third Street reported a back draft causing basement smoke at the Lhouse Mremen noted, with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Weeks
Parsonsburg
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Walter Snow
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Maryland House of Correction
Weeks
James Smith
Baltimore
U. S. 40 East
William T. Snowden
East
All Saints Street
East Patrick Street
Johnny A. Zufall
West Seventh Street
U. S. 40 West
J. S. Plume
Charles R. Harris
R. L. Storer
Delmar L. Speak
Redwood Avenue
Winfred S. Luck
Washington
US 40 West
Charles Kumet
Joppa
U.S. 40 West
Wayne V. Holter
Columbus Avenue
U. 40 ° West
Paul R. Krampf Sr
Austin T
Bledsoe
London
Tenn
U.S 40 East
Beryl Randall
Holly
Mich
Ernest Haines Sr
Lutherville
Sgt. C. D. Mades
James C. McCoy
Arlington
U. S
R. D. Kirby
Reginald M. Winpister
Valley Street
WK. May
Earl L. Fanning
Donald S Kauffman
Rochester
U. S 40
R C Dishong
John W. Thomas
Saltville
U. 5
TFC
A. G Wedden
Nona R- Dyer
Silver Spring
US. 40
Md #7
J. W. Hardy
Independents and Citizens ‘Truck Company
East Third Street
Lhouse
Mremen
Perishables Rot As Dock Strike Opens
The longshoremen strike across East and Gulf ports enters its seventh day, crippling New York shipments and letting perishables rot on piers as dockers challenge the Waterfront Commission. Industry-wide disruption spreads from Boston to Miami with about 70 ships affected in New York alone. The ILA's call covers some 100000 members, with actions rippling to Michigan exports and shipping facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waterfront Commission
New Jersey
Overland
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
State Trucking Assn
Assn
East
Gulf
International Longshoremen's Assn
Ind
Halifax
N.S
ILA
Houston
Tex
Alabama
Mobile
Portland
Miami
Fla
Boston
Providence
R. I
Philadelphia
Savannah
Wilmington
N. C
Week Will Be Observed For Farm City Week
Representatives from business farm and civic groups will meet tomorrow at the Frederick YMCA auditorium to plan county observance of Farm City Week set by President Eisenhower to begin Oct 23. Edward Holter county commissioner and Middletown farmer said plans include forming committees and visits between business and farm groups to share insights. Tobias Zimmerman to chair a Pomona Grange masters committee aiding the observance with Holter named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Frederick Ymca
Edward ¥. Holter
Middletown
Holter
Pomona Grange
Tobias Zimmerman
Masters Group
Frederick County Commissioners to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon
Edward F. Holter Delbert Null and Mehri W H Ramsburg were slated as principal speakers at Friday noon Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key hotel. They would outline activities involved in governing Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Edward F. Holter
Delbert Null
Mehri W H. Ramsburg
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
New Polio Cases Raise Cumberland Tally in Region
Four new polio cases in Cumberland and surrounding tri state area push the year total to ten. The cases affect local health officials who urge vigilance. Authorities confirm locations and dates but provide limited patient details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Tristate
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E. C. Kirkland
Sultan
Hookes
Monkey Business
Sharon Kay Ritchie
Muggs
Miss Ritchie
Colorado Women's College
Post Office Dept. ‘Waste
Johnson
Mercury
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