Cline Named Jury Foreman at Circuit Court Opening
Casper Be Cline Jr the local furniture store owner was named foreman of the grand jury at the opening of the September term of Circuit Court Judge Thomas Anderson presided in Chief Judge Patrick Sehnauffer’s absence The jury was urged to be brief in its deliberations and to indict only when evidence shows probable guilt while avoiding bias or sympathy and to keep an open mind for fair trials.
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Casper BE. Cline Jr
Circuit Court
Thomas 3. Anderson
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Anderson
Montgomery County
Cline
Gregory 5
Mooney
John W. Wills
Beulah R. Houck
Marguerite &. Staley
Hannah M. Anderson Arnold
Ruth E. Crawford
Sadie Anders
Mary K. Lohr
C. Millard Ejjer
John R. Kline
Ralph E. Nusz
Emerson E. Barker Jr
Clarence Waters
Roy C. Dorsey
Walter J. Hahn
Robert E. Bittner
Jean L. Galvin
Barbara F. Cramer
James T. Hayes Sr
Constance Schaeffer
Rene X. Gibo
Valerie M. Hartman
Expression of Teasing Style Wording in Conversation
A playful remark contrasts facial expression with requested fashion style. The speaker teases the listener by praising the style suited to the face that has always cried for it, using intimate, affectionate language.
Tawes Skips Frederick Fair for Governors Meeting
Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes will not attend the Great Frederick Fair for a Southern Governors conference in Hot Springs Ark He sends a representative instead marking the first time in about 30 years that a Maryland governor misses the county’s top agricultural event Louis Goldstein may attend as the sole state official already invited The fair opens September 27 with Entries expected to overflow and a new Amusements of America midway plus concerts by seven high school bands on opening night
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J. Millard Tawes
Frederick
Maryland
Tawes
Wade F_ Hursey
The
Fair Board
Hot Springs
Ark
Louis Goldstein
Goldstein
John T. Best
Amusements of
America
Fair
Accidents Claim 8 Victims In Maryland Weekend
Police report eight weekend deaths in Maryland from traffic crashes, a boat collision, and a fire. Victims include Mrs. Tillie Trimilove and Mrs. Edith Eason in Prince Georges and Indian Head areas, with others in Baltimore County and Westernport. One hit and run case and arson-suspected fire are noted. A separate Soviet cargo to Cuba includes tractors and other machines aboard the Kirovsk.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Tillie Trimilove
Baltimore
Alvin R. Roderick
Westernport
Allegany County
Edith M._ Eason
Riverview Village
Indian Head
John C. Braun Jr
Baltimore County
Noah Peterson
Reisterstown
Jack Todd
Trimilove
Xegro
Mary J. Carey
Lorenzo Palmore
Eason
William F. Saunders
Washington
Gene R. Pierce
Deer Park
Garrett County
Pierce
Roderick
Court Holds Bargain Day in Magistrate Court
Magistrate Edward D. Sterm labeled the session bargain day as nine men arrested for intoxication or loitering were sentenced, with suspensions or fines up to 15 dollars and costs. Thomas Thorn of Marietta Ohio and Lawrence Love of Bradshaw West Virginia received suspended terms if they leave Frederick by noon. Cpl Richard Ruthvin led the arrests, with several others charged for loitering or intoxication on East Seventh Street and near the B& station. Theodore Hamrick of Frederick was fined 15 dollars. William Hildebrand and others faced smaller fines or suspended sentences with medical or collateral conditions. George Knox and John Knipple faced fines. Betson forfeited collateral. Mrs Adcock of Middletown Va was held for grand jury on a forged check charge. (Continued on Page Four)
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Edward D. Sterm
Parkway School
Frederick
Thomas Thorn
Marietta
Lawrence Love
Bradshaw
W. Va
Spring Park
Hamrick
Nathan Dorsey
Dorsey
Thomas Knox
Wiliam Hildebrand
West Patrick Street
Harry C. Betson
John E. Knipple
Hildebrand
Knox
Knipple
Betson
Storm
June Adcock
Middlestown
Adcock
Collection Of Valuable Coins Are Stolen
City police report an ongoing investigation into a burglary on East Fourth Street where George M. Schmidt says a large coin and cash collection, valued around 500 dollars in old money, was taken. Entry occurred between midnight Saturday and 3 30 Sunday morning, with two upstairs rooms ransacked and old coins, silver dollars from 1883 to 1916, buffalo nickels, a 1913 nickel, large size currency, and assorted other pieces seized by burglars over many years of collecting. Officer Kenneth C. Cashour responded to the robbery call.
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East Fourth Street
George M. Schmidt
Schmidt
Yeggs
Kenneth C. Cashour
Arson Suspected After Weekend Brunswick School Fire
Investigators probe arson in a Brunswick high school blaze that followed a similar February fire at the Brunswick elementary school. State Fire Marshal Jesse Jacobs will return Wednesday as firemen and staff clean up and relocate classes.
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Brunswick School
Jesse Jacobs
Brunswick
Jack B Kussmant
Prince
Kussmanl Aso
Paul Keller
Mary Orye
Kussmaul
Buiding
Mobutu Says He Foiled Congo Assassination Plot
Col. Joseph Mobutu announced he stopped an assassination attempt by Congolese army Maj. Vital Bakasa. Mobutu, who seized power in a bloodless coup, said Lumumba supporters plotted the killing and that Bakasa confessed. U.N. guards and Moroccan troops aided in subduing Bakasa during the confrontation at Mobutu’s Camp Leopoldville office. Lumumba resurfaced, seeking UN protection as Katanga forces withdraw to a no man’s land along the border.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Vital Bakasa
U.N
Bakasa
Leopold UD
Mob
Ka ‘tanga-Rivu
Lumumba
Joseph Rasavubu
U. N
Freshmen Start Hood College Year With 236 New Students
Hood College welcomed 236 new students yesterday, 229 freshmen, amid orientation as the 650-strong student body readies for classes starting Thursday. Convocation Wednesday at Coffman Chapel will feature Dr Mary Frear Keeler. Four foreign students arrived with the newcomers, plus two international scholarship winners.
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Setareh Yar Afshar
Iran
Pairie Aritakara
Andrew G. Truxal
Khrushchev Likely Cuts Powers Sentencing in Spy Case
Reports from Vienna indicate Soviet Premier Khrushchev will reduce U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers sentence from ten years for espionage to five years. Diplomatic circles cite pending announcement.
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Powers
Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
Crash of AF Transport on Guam Kills 77. 16 Survive
An AF DC6B transport crashed three minutes after takeoff from Guam refueling, exploding or wing failure near Mt Barrigada. Of 86 aboard, 77 died, 16 survived. survivors rushed to U S Naval Air Station Hospital Agana. Navigator Edgar Schwaever among the sole survivors.
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Guam
Military Air Transport Service
Mt. Barrigada
Dease
U.S. Naval Air Station Hospital
Agana
Clark Air Force Base
Manila
Asia
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
World Airways
Oakland
Calif
Edgar Schwaever
San Leandro
Castro Says He Will Address UN Without Press Conference
Fidel Castro arrived in New York amid a loud rally of supporters and heckling opponents. He stated he would remain silent until his United Nations General Assembly address on the 26th. Police controlled crowds as Castro’s motorcade moved toward the U.N. area, with security forces guarding his hotel and avoiding media questions until his speech.
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New York
United Nations
Idleuild
Fidel
Castro
Cuba
Raul Rea Jr
Roa
China
U.N
Queens
Manhattan
Shelburne
Lexington Ave
37Th St
County Ambulance Busy In August
The Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance, Inc. reported its busiest month since starting in spring 1937. In August the ambulance made 27 trips covering 1,330 miles and required manhours for operations while the crew grew to 54 members under Clair Ebersole.
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Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance, Inc
Clair Ebersole
Five Day Forecast from The Associated Press
Temperatures will run about four degrees above normal with little daily change until Saturday when cooler air moves in. Showers expected east of the Chesapeake Bay Tuesday with scattered showers Friday and Saturday. Total precipitation about one inch. Normal daytime highs vary from the mid 20s in western Maryland to higher values elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake Bay
Mozn
Maryland
Khrushchev Lands in New York for U N Address Amid Protests
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived at the United Nations amid anti-Communist chants and rain. He read a 32 page statement, urged serious negotiations on disarmament, and indicated the U S might participate if conditions at the U N are constructive. Khrushchev stressed hope for general disarmament under strict international control. He praised the American people and said he remembers his prior visit and conversations with U S leaders, business circles, workers, and farmers.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United Nations
Khrushchev
United States
East River
Baltika
Assembly
U.N
RBI
U.S
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Nixon Gets Nod At Poultry Meet
CHICAGO AP Nixon M Nixon topped Kennedy by more than four to one in delegate balloting at the National Poultry Butter and Egg Association convention. Of 3,857 ballots cast from 4,500 members, 3,130 backed Nixon and 727 backed Kennedy. About 75 percent of Nixon’s support came from Southern members, while Kennedy drew most from New England and New York.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
National Poultry Butter and Egg Association
Nixon
Kennedy
New England
New York
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Board of Election Supervisors
Court House
Forth
Nhewepapre
Saamhi
Frederick Fair
Moscow
Kirovsk
Riga
Havana
Fidel Castro
Tass
Hood
Anne Plews
Honolulu
Hood College
M@r
Frank J. Keefer
Garet Ann Jones
Miss Pleas
Red
Paix Avenue
6Th Street
Poultry Meet
Maghive
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