Nurse Testimony in Birely Divorce Case Stresses Perjury Refusal
Nurse Alice Long Nash testified in the Circuit Court divorce case of Dr. M Franklin Birely and Louise Birely, stating she would not perjure herself for jewelry. She recounted phone conversations and alleged offers of pay, noting she quit a Bethesda job to care for Mrs. Bertha Birely and was not told of rings’ fate.
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Atwittness
Birely
Alice Long Nash
Bertha Birely
M. Franklin Birely
Marathon
Louise Birely
Nash
Ars
Dr. Birely
Mrs. Nash
Mrs. Birely
One Of Oldest Oaks Departs From Scene
A century old white oak of estimated 200 to 200 years collapsed near Mt Philip School along Mt Philip road after failing health due to drought and road work. The Roy L Baugher property owners watched the tree die over years, work on the road altering a stream bed and triggering its fall. Passersby noted the trunk split as it toppled, leaving only fragments for counting rings.
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Frank J. Keeler
Mt. Philip Road
Roy L. Baugher
Mt. Philip
Roy L. Baughers
Baughers
Woman Surrenders Gun Claims She Shot Someone
A woman empty handed herself to a police cruiser at Frederick Junction saying she thought she had shot someone. She pulled a Smith and Wesson .38 revolver from her dress and told officers the pistol belonged to her husband.
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Smith & Wesson
Bernice West
Byron W. Thompson
Donald Tracey
West
Frederick Junction
Frederick
Frederick County Fact Finders Inc Approved by Maryland Official
A local group calling itself Frederick County Fact Finders Inc claims state approval for incorporation. The State Department of Assessments and Taxation reportedly advised no record exists under that name, though an official paper cites May 24 1960 approval for Frederick County Fact Finders Inc. Officials say the Board has no further comment.
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County Checkers
State Department of Assessments
Richard F. Zimmerman
Goodioe E. Byron
de Heythehl
Sssessmedts
Lax=ation
Fact Finders, Inc
Maryland
Zimmerman
Frederick County
State Department of Assessments and Taxation of
Frederick County Fact Finders, Inc
Goodloe E. Byron
Commissioners Board
T the Court House
State of
State Department of Assessments and Taxation
Committees Named For Women Clubs In Frederick County
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs named committees at the fall meeting in Winchester Hall. President Mrs Russell A Dudrow noted members have expanded roles from canning to finances and international affairs. Beatrice Fehr announced plans to form clubs in the north county area with a public meeting next Wednesday. Other reports covered summer courses at Wisconsin and Cornell. Next year’s meeting will be in Maine.
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Frederick County
Thermont
Fehr
University of Wisconsin
Adele Miller
Cornell University
Jacquelyn Larsen
Nielson
Mer
Oth Irom
Weremsbers
Airs
Nelson
Braddock
Miriam Bowers
Edgar Bittle
Renneberg
Chis Helen Pearson
Maine
Lewis Wisner
Wailkersville
Harry Stup
Gambrill Park Club
Wiliam Browning
New Market
Virgil Doub
Middletown
Howard Aldridge
Harmony Grove
Fair
Robert Kline
Mt. Pleasant Club
Shotguns Theft Case Continues In Magistrate Court
Magistrate's Court resumes hearing two counts of petty larceny against Douglas Falk for allegedly stealing shotguns from Richard W. Jacques and Ralph Brown. Jacques and Brown had loaned the guns to Falk, who claimed a hunting trip in Virginia. Evidence includes pawnshop findings and a state police corroboration of additional weapons. The State's Attorney presented Falk's signed admissions and a questionnaire.
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Jacques
Brown
Falk
Frederick
Jefferson
Virginia
Hagerstoun
Donald Howard
Funkstown
Cpl
Lynwood Clark
Tme
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Livestock Entries Overflow Frederick Fair Officials Prepare for Record Shows
John T. Best Jr. reports the livestock departments are full as a record number of animals are entered. Temporary stalls and a beef department addition will help house the overflow, with at least 75 head planned. Five bands will open the show on September 27, running five days through October 1, featuring dairy and beef cattle swine and sheep.
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Frederick Fair
John T. Best Jr
Frederick
Best
Frederick City
Frederick County
Little Woman Swings First in Taney Flats Case
Charles V. MacDonald faces a suspended 60 day sentence after Magistrate's Court found him guilty of assault on Mrs. June Wiles of Taney Apartments following an odor dispute. Mrs Wiles and spectacles were damaged in the altercation. MacDonald argued his strike was a defensive move after she struck first.
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Charles V. MacDonald
MacDonald
June Wiles
Taney Apartments
Wiles
Byron W. Thompson
Wilbur Sheffield
Alarm at Millard Plowman Home in Shookstown
The Independents answered an alarm about 10 o clock this morning at the home of Millard Plowman in Shookstown. The family became alarmed when the chimney smoked after the furnace was started.
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Millard Plowman
Shookstown
Plane collision over Atlantic ends with bomber ditched at sea
Two U S Air Force B bombers collided over the Atlantic. One ditched in the sea while the other reached Shannon Ireland. Rescue ships and aircraft searched for survivors as conditions remained dangerous. The crippled crew included Capt. John Brennan of Evansville Indiana and two others.
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Shannon
Ireland
Bai
Royal Air Force
Battleaxe
Plattsburgh
N.Y
U.S
Prize Norton
England
Air Force
Ruislip
London
Strategic Air Command
Coast Guards
John Brennan
Evansville
Ind
Green Fields
Brennan
Richard Glogowski
Chicago
Ley John Canceran
Denville
N. J
Maryland Prison Chief Calls For Curran Ouster
State Sen. George E. Snyder told a legislative panel that conditions in Maryland penal institutions are dire and urged removal of James W. Curran as superintendent of prisons. He cited overcrowding, inconsistent orders, drug and weapon issues, and emphasis on profits over rehabilitation at the Reformatory for Males.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George E. Snyder
Legislative Committee
James W. Curran
Snyder
Washington County Democrat
Legislative Council
Edward 0. Weant Jr
Ccarroll
del. P. Parke Geiger Jr
Washington County
Reformatory
Board of Correction
Curran
Maryland Reformatory
The
Celebrate Issue Of F. S. Key Stamp Gala At Fort McHenry
Fort McHenry hosts a gala for the Francis Scott Key stamp with about 30 000 expected attendees. Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield key speaker, with Baltimore officials and Governor Tawes among expected guests. The stamp debuts today and goes on sale Thursday with ample supply for the public.
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Fort McHenry
Arthur E. Summerfield
Baltimore
J. Harold Grady
J. Glenn Beall
Govenor J. Millard Tawes
Eisenhower to Speak at UN Before Khrushchev
President Eisenhower will travel to New York on September 22 to address the United Nations General Assembly before Nikita Khrushchev. Brazil speaks first as the U.N. opens September 20, with the United States slated as second speaker.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Khrushchev
White House
New York
General Assembly
United Nations
U.N
Brazil
United States
Assembly
Christian A. Herter
U.S
James C. Hagerty
Nahower
Hagerty
Prt
Market Prices Mixed in Narrow Trading
New York prices were mixed and trading slow as the stock market moved along a narrow path in early afternoon trading.
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New York
Tragedy Averted In New York Plane Crash
An American Airlines Electra 10A airliner with 70 passengers and 5 crew skidded after hitting a dike at La Guardia during landing. The craft flipped, burst into flames, and was halted in a grassy area. No fatalities. several injuries treated locally and at Flushing Hospital.
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New York
American Airlines
Boston
la Guardia
Flushing
Flushing Bay
LaGuardia
Sheldon E. Pangburn
Dips to 49 Degrees as Cold Snap Hits Area
The weather bureau reports a 49 degree low last night at the airport station, with a mild warming trend forecast and similar readings expected today. Forecasters note Hurricane Donna disrupted patterns, but an early winter outlook remains uncertain with a warmer rest of October.
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Weather
Donna
Hagerstown
Alma
Almanac
Brunswick Council Swears in Three New Members
In a 35 minute session Mayor James E. Cummings swore in council members Jess Orndorff Nellie Roby and Walter Albert Mrs Roby becomes the first woman elected to the post A Brunswick high school Problems of Democracy class observed Rev Leonard Carmack thanked the council for backing a rear Baptist church parking lot Mayor Cummings announced a Thursday night meeting of the Brunswick community chest organization.
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Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Jess Orndorff
Nellie Roby
Walter Albert
Roby
Leonard Carmack
Cummings
Brunswick Community Chest Organization
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