Auto Thefts Rise Across Major Cities In 1959
The nation faces a surge in auto thefts with New York leading at 19,798 thefts in ten cities. Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago, and others report thousands of cases as part of a broader crime wave. Teen thefts and professional gangs drive most incidents, with tires and parts stolen for the black market. Authorities urge drivers to secure vehicles to curb the trend.
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Jerry Bennet
Assa. Washington
NEA
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
FBI
Several Arrests By City Police Weekend roundup shows multiple charges
City Police reported a weekend of arrests including James C. Watson 21 of Baltimore charged with failing to appear and speeding and a separate notice for DMV address change. Constance Crookshank 24 of Rt G Frederick charged with speeding. Arthur D. Lambert 68 of East Church Street arrested for speeding. Ralph B. Rainard 35 of Lovettsville charged with operating under the influence and reckless driving. James E. Brown 23 of Gaithersburg charged with excessive speed. George F. Stifer Jr. 23 of Middletown charged with disorderly conduct. Arresting officers listed include Lt Dietz and Officers Himes Main Cashour Heffner Evans Mossburg Dorsey Wheel don.
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James C. Watson
Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
Constance Crookshank
Rt. G. Frederick
East Patrick Street
Arthur D. Lambert
East Church Street
North Market Street
Ralph B. Rainard
Lovettsville
Bamard
James E. Brown
Gaithersburg
West South
Jefferson Streets
George F. Stifer Jr
Middletown
Alfred Dietz
Guy Himes
Frank Main
Charles Cashour
Vernon Heffner
Claude Evans
Paul Mossburg
Nathan Dorsey
John Wheeldon
DMV License Action Reports Changes in Driver Activity
Department of Motor Vehicles bulletins show revocations for Talbot Arnold Jefferson and suspensions for Emerson Barrier Route 4 Mt. Airy 1 month and John Lechner Route 1 Frederick 1 month and Roger Rollins South Court Street Frederick 45 days and Henry Culler Jr Route 7 Frederick 15 days and Bernard Kefauver Brad dock Heights 15 days. Reissuances listed for Charles Ambrose Thurmont.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Talbot Arnold
Jefferson
Emerson Barrier
Mt. Airy
John Lechner
Frederick
Roger Rollins
South Court Street
Henry Culler Jr
Bernard Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Charles Ambrose
Thurmont
NEW STAGE AT WALKERSVILLE HIGH CREATES ATTENTION
The new Walkersville High School features a revolving stage that opens to a yard serving as an amphitheatre, with interior stage and lockers doubling as a wait area. Students Margie Hoke Pe Phow Castleman Eddie Trout and others are pictured near the stage edge and entries while design features highlight timberblock wall shading and modern architectural effects.
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Walkersville High School
Margie Hoke
Castleman
Eddie Trout
Blartha Dinterman
Tommy Dorsey
Castleman Sawyer
Final expenses life insurance offer by mail
Personal ad urges readers aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 life policy to cover final expenses. Send name address and year of birth to Old American Ins. Co. 4900 Oak Dept L919B Kansas City Missouri. No obligation and no calls. Complete transaction by mail.
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Old Axfierican Ins. Co
Oak. Dept
Kansas City
Missouri
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