Speeding Brothers Cop Plea Hearings End Seven Months In Jail
Two brothers L L and Charles W Huse of East Fifth Street faced three counts each under State motor vehicle laws from Labor Day and September 12 in the city. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. presided as the Trial Magistrate in morning hearings. Clifford, 20, with prior offenses, was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a license and permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle across two incidents. Charles, 18, was charged with operating without a license in two early officer reports and a third charge of exceeding 70 miles per hour in a 30.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Ord L
Charles W. Huse
East Fifth Street
Clifford
Ifis Brother
Charles
W Eharagd
Bus and Truck Crash Near Monroe Kills Three
A Greyhound bus and an ally hauling truck collided head on near Monroe Michigan at 3:30 am. Three passengers died and 22 were injured. Details from Erie post troopers describe high speeds and a fiery crash. Two suspects, Francis Peske of Detroit and Frankie Wae Semple, faced charges. the other victim remained unidentified. Magistrate Shettiel fined Clifford 240 days and Charles 180 days for related offenses.
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Monroe
Mich
Monsroe
Tnes Cunes
Heffner
King
Mutchner
Erie Post
Carly
Francis Fiance
G. Peske
Detroit
Frankie Wae Semple
We Cks
Reflectorized Tags For Md Cars Proposed
Baltimore lawmakers consider reflectorized license tags to brighten plates. Legislative Council committee backed a plan to require tags using reflective material, aiming for far higher visibility. The move comes from the council’s screening branch of the General Assembly ahead of January sessions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Legislative
Corn Can Show Heads To Baker Park Parade
A busy weekend in Baker Park features a pet parade and show as Jenkins packing plant winds down for canning season. Pet entries include ponies dogs and cats with prizes and rides for youngsters. The event ushers in a community gathering with local sponsors and a focus on youth pets.
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Fishing Creek
Ord Colt and Dixon Packing Company
Jenkins Bros
Jenkins
Baker Park
Son
Patrick
Patburgip
Erate
Thurmont
Record Street
Helene Vona
Ricky Olson
Dad Kenney
Lisa Olson
Abso
Ira Geebhert
Gio Sheltland Pony Farm
Baker Valley Road
Cry Police
Jude Ing
Frederick Society
Electronic Signal System For Lights In Baltimore
A report describes an expert explaining a new electronic signal system for traffic lights in Baltimore. The system aims to automate the citywide signal timing, disrupting old schedules during rollout but promising smoother operation once completed, with a projected improvement by next January.
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Barnes
Strange Men Were Only Bank Examiners
HAGERSTOWN Md police rushed to First Federal Savings when a burglar alarm rang. In a bank lobby, a group of strangers in shirt sleeves were found. they were bank examiners from North Carolina. Mrs Mildred Hoss secretary treasurer had let them in with a key, she left for the holiday and forgot to notify about the alarm. One examiner accidentally touched the wrong piece of equipment triggering the alarm.
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Hagerstown
Joan Assahere
Ostranders
North Carawbina 11
Maryland
Fort McHenry
Mildred Hoss
Secrerars
Association
Ale Burelar Alam
Brotherhood Endorses Foley And Mahoney
Adlai Stevenson plans a nationwide broadcast to promote his campaign with Foley and Mahoney. The Democratic nominee will deliver a speech estimated at around 280000 dollars, to reach a broad audience via television and radio networks.
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Hwarkiskl Rt. Palop
Adlai Sevenson
Stevenson
Harrisburg
New York
George Mo" Peders
Western Marsland board endorses Foley for Congress and Vahoney for Senate
The legislative board backed Democrat Jtelin Foley for the Sixth District seat in Congress currently held by Republican DeWitt Hyde. Brotherhood chairman Van WH Parsons said the group also endorsed George P. Vahoney for the Senate seat held by Republican John Marshall Butier.
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Cumberland
Cen
Ices
Western Marsland
Thtay
Legislative Board
Jtelin Fosley
Congress
Foley
DeWitt Hyde
van WH. Parsons
Brotherhood
George P. Vahoney
John Marshall Butier
27 796 Now Registered For Voting in Frederick
The Frederick Registry Board reports 27 796 total registrations for the coming November election with a late night session 7 to 9. Democrats lead with 15 285, Republicans 12 476, and others making up the rest. Ballots for armed forces applications are being printed and mailed. Absentee and civilian ballot rules are outlined, including disability and out of state considerations.
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Frederick
Registry Board
Court House
O'Clowk
Eecureme Dering WearKy
Merchant Marine
American Red Cross
United Service Organizations
United States
Maryland
Wwe Ws Far
Ative
Rallenger Dis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ie Ghek
Filtering River Water For Diesels In Brunswick
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to filter Potomac River water for diesel engines at Brunswick yards, freeing town water for other uses. The move, discussed at the September Brunswick Mayor and Council meeting, may lead to about 15 new town water taps outside the town. Mayor James F. Cummings, reelected, announced appointments for the coming year with no changes. A tentative 1.15 tax rate was continued. A new public parking area for 75 to 100 cars is being developed on state land at the south end of Virginia Avenue, with state approval secured for temporary use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Potomac River
Brunswick Yards
Brunswick
New Addition
Knoxville
James FE. Cummings
A. H. Danner
E. Donald Carr
James Fitez
John Funk
Finance Commission
Harry Y. George, Sr
W. B. Watson
C- 3S
Nicademus
T. West Claggett Jr
R. G. Wynkoop
Harry MM. Cissell
Herbert E. Sperry
William Crum
Lee Merriman
Jack Brawner
Mattie Vanesdale
Charles B. Carter
Hagerstown
Virginia Avenue
Roads Commission
Brunswick Bridge
Mavror Cummings
Post Office to Roll Out New Identification Signs
The Post Office Department announced new identification signs to aid customers in recognizing postal service workers. Postmaster General Summerfield called the red white and blue signs an important improvement at a short cost, noting they will appear in WEOWINK areas, basuits, and shopping centers with new postal contract stations in their stores.
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Summerfield
Weowink
Church Census Workers Meet at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church census workers met at the Evangelical Lutheran church Wednesday evening to plan the county wide census set for September 23 to 25. Rev William C Harpold urged applying national figures to Frederick County showing 29 000 of 40 percent nonnamed have an affiliation with a church. Captains were chosen to enlist 1 200 visitors and several meetings are planned to aid workers before the census next week. Rev Dr A A McConnell and Rev Dr Frederick E Reissig will address ministers and captains at future sessions. In other news Lither Mo Beard suffered a scalp wound at Frederick Iron and Steel Co and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. condition not serious and expected to recover quickly. Beard resides near Velios Springs.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
William C. Harpold
Urbana
Mr. Harpeld
Frederick County
Feeerick
Church of the
Beard
Frederick Memorial T Hospital
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Uniteds
Bethel Read
Velios Springs
Chemist Held As Witness In Cyanide Death
In New York a 53 year old chemist Hugo Seinfeld is held as a material witness after the death of Avis Gray a 25 year old schoolteacher from cyanide poisoning. Seinfeld says he met Miss Gray in Istanbul and arranged a farewell date before the tragedy. He allegedly poured sodium cyanide into water and then into champagne after Miss Gray refused his marriage proposal. Seinfeld attempted suicide and was hospitalized before surrendering to police.
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New York
Hugo Seinfeld
Avis Gray
Riverside Drive
Seinfeld
Miss Gray
Istanbul
Turkey
American College For Girls
Israel
Sarah Gray
City Department of Health
Wnto
World Methodism Conference End Seeks More Discussion
Delegates at the World Methodic Conference at Lake Junaluska NC urged more discussion time and fewer speeches. About 2040 delegates from 44 nations attended as Bishop Fred P Carson of Philadelphia noted a desire for less talk and more problem focus. The Rev Dr Harold Roberts was elected to succeed Bishop Hoberts.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
Fred P. Carson
Philadelphia
Dy Esop
Ivan Dee Hott
Lats
Sau
Harold Hoberts
Hishop Hok
Maryland campaign tops quota in Cancer Crusade effort
State campaign chairs say Maryland contributors reached 523 206 dollars toward the Cancer Crusade, surpassing the 31 percent goal. Raymond Machen stated yesterday that volunteers and donors boosted the drive beyond expectations.
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Baltimore
Cancer Crusade
Caropaign
Raymond Machen
U S Won’t Use Force Through Suez Canal
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would not shoot its way through a blocked Suez Canal. The U S would divert vessels around Africa at extra cost and consider dollar loans to friendly nations. Eden announced a tripartite authority. Egypt warned the plan is aggression and could trigger war.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Suez Canal
Egypt
Africa
U.S
Eden
Britain
France
Ahmed
Series Of Bike Thefts Plague City At That Time
Police report a spate of bicycle thefts with youths likely riders rather than organized thieves. Five bikes recovered yesterday. three more reported stolen, two youths held after admitting four thefts. Bikes found near Elm Street school area Carroll Street South Market Street and Clarke Place. Owners urged to lock bicycles with sturdy locks when not in use.
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Tiy
Charles
Wo Main
Parkway School
Clarke Place
Elm Street Sthool
van Carroll Street
South Market Street
Class B On Sale License Granted to Carroll Sparkman
County License Commissioners granted a Class B on sale beer license to Carroll Sparkman for Dutch Kitchen at 3254 North Market Street. A Wednesday hearing addressed past trouble at the premises, with Sparkman pledging orderly operation and supportive letters of recommendation from his attorney Manuel M. Weinberg present for the applicant. Sherman P. Bowers represented one of two objectors who voiced concerns about suitability.
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Catsball
Carroll Spark
Dutch Kitchen
North Market Street
Sparkman
Ta Tee
Sherman P. Bowers
Manuel M. Weinberg
E. Austin Jamen
Shortage Of Technical Manpower Reported By Air Force Chief
Washington General Nathan Twining warned that continuing shortage of technical manpower could force the Air Force to use simpler planes and weapons less effective. He cited a growing Soviet pool of technicians and projected U S lag in engineering graduates over five years. In Maryland, a waterfront fire in Rock Hall destroyed two fish houses, with firefighters preventing spread to nearby storage tanks.
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Washington
Nathan Twining
Air Force
National Security Industrial Assn
YPC
Rock Hall
Kent County
James
Chestertown
Mallee Wey
Butcher Arrested Near Runway At LaGuardia Field
A 4S year old butcher was arrested early today at LaGuardia Field after his car veered toward a United Airlines four engine jet arriving from Philadelphia with seven passengers and a crew of four. Heckenblankner was booked on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Conditions at Potomac and Weverton, Maryland were noted as clear.
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New York
Butcher
LaGuardia Field
United Air Lares
Philadelphia
I 4
Frederick Academy of the Visitation Opens Next Thursday
The Frederick Academy of the Visitation will open for classes next Thursday morning with grammar and commercial sections. Fifty grammar pupils are local. others come from multiple states, including Washington and Mexico. Boarding students return Wednesday. A welcome buffet will be held Wednesday evening in the Academy gardens. Grammar grades one through eight receive French conversation and dancing. seventh and eighth gain speech and drama. Lectures by Mrs. Donald Duddlehee and Evelyn R. White accompany the program, with Checchetti ballet method taught. Summer renovations include new tile floors in several classrooms and nine halls.
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Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Washington
Mexico
Academy Gardens
Donald Duddlehee
Font College
St. Louis
Evelyn R. White
White Dance Studio
Egypt pushes Suez crisis to U.N. action
Egypt presented its case at the United Nations against Britain and France over the Suez situation. Cairo accused the two allies of obstructing canal navigation via a pending walkout of foreign pilots and workers while warning that Western plans to organize canal traffic could provoke war. Egypt asserted it will keep free navigation and said responsibility lies with Britain and France if obstructions occur.
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Cairo Unt
Egypt
U.N
Britain
France
Security Council
Omar Loufti
New York
Foreign Office
Loufti
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez Canal Co
U. N
Port
Canal
Eden
House of Commons
Guy Mollet
U.S
Abdel Kader Hatem
Fevot
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Howe
Shettielt
UT Pues
Pittsburgh
Dewoit
Michigan
Geng & Pa
Wes Pen
Austin L. Rollins
Stattie
Bellare
Sesterdas
Foley and
Mahoney
Adlai
A. Pee Me
Morris Barnes
West Mineral
Kan
Parsons
Hussein
Anthony Eden
Potomac
Weverten
Footeites
Oo Tugats Laniunea
Suez
Western Association
Soviet Union
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