Brunswick Man Heads Grand Jury
Forrest G. Moler, Brunswick citizen, was named foreman of the September grand jury in Winchester Hall with Associate Judge Stedman Prescott presiding. The group began work away from the courthouse during renovations, with State's Attorney Charles A. Price estimating three days for deliberations. The jurors, including Earl J. H. Clem and John Shorb, were sworn and reminded of secrecy and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest G. Moler
Brunswick
Winchester Hall
Stedman Prescott
Court House
Charles A. Price
Moler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Prescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Earl J. H. Clem
John Shorb
D. Peter Frey
Luther A. Baumgardner
Mary E. Walter
William C. Miller
Ira A. Caldwell, Jr
Willard C. Rudy
Charles &. Albaugh
Herman L. Smith
Walter C. Matiz
Douglas A. Heffner
Jean A. Zimmerman
Elmer Lee Fryar
William H. Nusbaum
Raymond E. Covey
Oscar B. Jackson
Orla G. Glisan
Ethel Baumgardner
Harvey D. Calimer
Lorena S. Belt
Charles E. Zimmerman
Petit Jury
Robert L. Arnold
Heber Summers
Carl C. Fink
Dorothy M. Stately
Baxter C. Dougherty
Leslie H. Stull
Agnes I. Tobery
Charles I. Staley
Reno L. Eldridge
Claude R. Crum
Elmer L. Harp
Herbert M. Roger
Irvin J. Ramsburg
Geraldine I. Davis
Carl Holtz
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Montgomery
Frederick
Montevue
W. Clinton McSherry
Patinos Return Baby To Parents In West Africa Abduction Case
British hotel heir Jimmy Goldsmith plans to keep the kidnapping case on file despite the Bolivian Patinos returning four month old Isabela to his apartment under a court order. The infant had been seized after she arrived from a business trip to West Africa and was later left with her grandmother Antenor Patine.
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Paris
Jimmy Goldsmith
Patinos
Isabela
Goldsmith
Perisons
West Africa
Antenor Patine
Fined Jailed After Crash Injuring Five
A Woodsboro man Arthur Edward Sirk was jailed 30 days and fined 150 dollars plus costs for drunken driving after a May 15 crash that injured five. He also paid 25 dollars and costs for failing to keep right of center. State Trooper Bowser investigated. The collision occurred about 12:15 am on Maryland 550 two miles east of Woodsboro with Russell Martin. In a separate hearing Herbert Lee Johnson of Laurel was fined 50 dollars for failing to identify after a property damage crash on West Second Street at College Avenue. He also forfeited 10 dollars and costs for failing to keep right of center after his pickup ran a stop sign at College Avenue. About 75 dollars in damage to Barthlow’s car was reported. Motorists forfeiting collateral included Andrew B. Polen of Towson, John M. Davidson of Brockport, Claude A. Willee of Chambersburg, Harold Cronin of Rockville, Francis G. Best of Dearborn, Clarence MM. Hicks of Baltimore, Robert E. Bowman of Hagerstown, Lydia E. Spahr of College Avenue, Frank A. Amendola Jr. of Niagara Falls, and James D. Moore of West Fourth Street. Officers Twenty, Cole, Bowser, and Rouzee made arrests.
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Woodsboro
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Arthur Edward Sirk
Donald Bowser
Maryland
Sirk
Russell Martin
Martin
Herbert Lee Johnson
Laurel
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Johnson
West Second Street
College Avenue
Epyielod
George E. H. Barthlow
West South Street
W. C. Staley
Barthlow
Andrew B. Polen
Towson
John M. Davidson
Brockport
N. Y
U. S. 15
Harmony Grove
Claude A. Willee
Chambersburg
Braddock Mountain
Harold #. Cronin
Rockville
Francis G. Best
Dearborn
Mich
Clarence MM. Hicks
Baltimore
U. S. 340
Jefferson
Robert E
Sgt
George Cole
Bowser
J. H. Rouzee
Car Strikes Elm Street Porch in Frederick Incident
Frederick motorist James Donald Moore was charged with reckless driving after his car ran onto the curb on Fifth Street and struck the Trout home at 410 Elm Street. The impact damaged a column post and rain spout, with about $100 in damage to the residence and the vehicle.
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Frederick
G. William Trout
Elm Street
James Donald Moore
West Fourth Street
Alton Twenty
Moore
Fifth Street
Trout Home
Lme
Five Hundred Stricken by Food Poisoning at Picnic
NEW ULM Texas observers report over 500 people fell ill after a volunteer fire department picnic. Doctors attributed illness to potato salad amid barbecue. By today at least 42 remained hospitalized in five nearby towns. No deaths reported.
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New Ulm. Tex
Hood College Welcomes 141 Freshmen From 23 States
New students totaling 153 entered Hood College this morning, including 141 freshmen and transfers from colleges nationwide and beyond. They arrived with four color backgrounds to match dormitory life and received yellow dink badges as Junior class Big Sisters assisted. Registration and adviser meetings began, with reading tests and speech auditions on the schedule, and a Meyran Hall social gathering capped the day.
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Hood College
Fredericktown
Europe
Islands of the Sea
Denmark
Hawaii
Cuba
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Mother
Dad
Meyran Hall
Steelworkers Convention Opens Amid Labor Tensions
Atlantic City is host to the CIO United Steelworkers Convention with about 3,000 delegates. The report accuses the Eisenhower administration of failing to revise Taft-Hartley and criticizes the National Labor Relations Board for pro-employer bias while signaling possible rifts within the CIO and potential talks of uniting with other unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Wi Page
USW
David J. McDonald
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Dave Beck
AFL Teamsters Union
AFL
Nationalists Hammer Communist Positions TAIPEH
Formosa area near Amoy Island sees continued Chinese Nationalist air and sea bombardment of Communist positions on the 18th day of localized fighting around Quemoy the Nationalist outpost near Formosa. Pope Pius XII fatigued cancels Sunday speech at his summer residence blessing crowds briefly from the balcony. City police docket several charges on Sunday including assault and battery and intoxication, with defendants named and bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
Amoy Island
Quemoy
Castelgandolfo
Pius XII
Frank M. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Phobus
Sergt. Shook
Mary Catherine Jones
Middle Alley
N. Dorsey
Name To Be Changed To Brigadoon On Wednesday
A half hour ceremony is planned for Wednesday afternoon as the village of Saratoga changes its name to Brigadoon. Two Scottish girls will arrive by air to greet residents in native dress. Following the ceremony a barbecue funded by Loews Capital Theaters and J William Brosius will be held. Residents will then travel to Washington for a private MGM Brigadoon showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy
Loew's
Capital Theaters
J. William Brosius
Washington
Brigadoon
Aletro-Goldwan Mayer Studio
Jack Doli
Dvlain Cusinder
Fred Commerce
H. R. Patton
Patton
Major Traffic Reversals Alter Baltimore Arterials
Baltimore switches to a new set of one way streets aimed at easing congestion. Traffic Director Henry A. Barnes led a 75 member team in a four hour overnight change affecting six downtown streets including Charles Lexington and Maryland avenues. Police and transit crews aided as drivers encountered initial confusion and early “bugs” in the system.
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Baltimore i
Henry A. Barnes
Department of Traffic Engineering
Police Department
Baltimore Transit Co
Barnes
Baltimore
St. Paul Street
Calvert Street
Charles Street
Fayette
29Th Street
University Parkway
Bedford Avenue
Lexington Street
Pearl
Holliday Streets
Saraton Street
Gay Street
Park Avenue
Clay Street
Liberty
Charles Streets
Maryland Avenue
Cathedral Street
Mount Royal Avenue
Hopkins Place
Lombard
Pratt Streets
Bedford Square
Charlies
29Th
Charles
Hormel Jr Faces Narcotics Charge In LA Arrest
Cicarge A Hormel Ti, 26, musician and meat packing fortune heir, was jailed ten hours after an early morning narcotics arrest in Los Angeles. The case involved a confrontation with Hormel’s friend actress Rita Moreno. He is free on 1500 dollar bond with habeas corpus return set in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cicarge A. Hormel Ti
Fortune Key
Hormel
Rita Moreno
Leslie Caron
Italian Rear Admiral Ferrata to visit Naval Academy
Rear Adm. Ugo Ferrata of the Italian Navy will be a guest of honor at the U. S. Naval Academy tomorrow in Annapolis.
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Annapolisi
Adm
Ugo Ferrata
U. S. Naval Academy
Yugoslavia Rejects NATO Ties While Open to Cooperation
Belgrade President Tito says Yugoslavia will spurn invitations to join NATO as the alliance shifts politically against socialism. He notes openness to limited cooperation with NATO and mutual Western aid remains possible, while signaling continued alignment with socialist blocs and skepticism toward Moscow.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
NATO
Celje
Kuiney
Uus
United States Charges Warlike Acts by Peiping at UN
The United States accuses Peiping of 39 warlike acts of piracy against ships and planes of seven nations as it seeks to bar Communist China from the UN General Assembly. Lodge cites the July 22 Hainan airliner shootdown as evidence of a pattern of aggression. Incidents involve the United States Panama Norway France and Portugal with Britain Denmark and Norway also involved in the diplomatic response. Rocky Marciano to undergo minor nasal surgery after a recent title bout with Ezzard Charles in New York.
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United Nations
China
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Peiping
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
General Assembly
Hainan Island
Lodge
Hainan
Free World
Panama
Norway
France
Portugal
Soe Unio
Los Angeles
Rocky Marciano
Ezzard
Charles
New York
Minor Storm Causes Light Damage Across County
A Sunday electrical storm brought minor damage in the northern county, blowing down trees on U.S. 15 near Catoctin Furnace and along Maryland 1 between Thurmont and Sabillasville. Lightning affected Potomac Edison substation at Le Gore, causing a temporary outage, while telephone lines sustained light damage. Showers and warmer, humid conditions persisted, with daylight saving time ending next Sunday and a forecasted cooler day ahead.
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Catoctin Furnace
State Roads Commission
Thurmont
Maryland
Sabillasville
Potomac Edison Company
le Gore
Woodsboro
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Gas House Pike
Frederick
Mental Patient Escapes From Fulton Hospital
A 23-year-old mental patient who killed the sexton of his father's church and an inmate named Lawrence Lamey, 25, escaped from the Missouri State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Fulton. The pair, described as ground parolees, left the building during a bed check. The victim was John F. Frank, 38, and the slaying occurred at Christ Episcopal Church in St. Joseph.
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Fulton
State Hospital
Stuart Allen
Lawrence Lamey
Allen
John F. Frank
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Joseph
Papiar Bluff
Missouri State Penitentiary
Two Die In Rainstorm Crash Near Laurel Maryland
In heavy rain near Laurel on Washington Boulevard about 9:15 p.m. a head on collision killed 19 year old Satary Younger and 1 year old Raymond Dews, both of Washington. Four injured were riding in their car including Arthur Dews, Dora Adam, James Gilbert, and Morris Gassaway. Driver William Teamer of Washington was charged with manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Adam
James W. Gilbert
Morris Gassaway
Washington
William II
Patke
Lhe Highway
Mendes-France calls for new West European defense pact
Prime Minister Pierre Mendes-France urged a new pan Western defense pact in Strasbourg. He said it could ease French opposition to NATO while limiting armaments among members on geographic and strategic grounds. He described it as a revised Brussels pact of 1948 with supranational elements moderated by need for limits.
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NATO
Tron Curtain
Tito
Russia
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Rome
Kremlin
Moscow
Strasbourg
France
Pierre Mendes-France
Germany
European Defense Community
Mendes-France
Council of Europe
Counci
Integration Held Opening In Baltimore Warns of Residential Segregation
Thurgood Marshall urged NAACP members to push beyond school integration to housing desegregation. He cited a West Virginia case where white parents resisted integration after white players were replaced by black athletes. Marshall called for “opening wedge” strategy and expanding to residential areas, arguing the real barrier is social in addition to legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thurgood Marshall
West Virginia
NAACP
Marshall
15 Hurt As Baltimore Bus Crashes Into Trees
A Baltimore Transit Co bus collided with a truck on Guynns Falls Parkway and crashed into two trees. At least 15 people were injured and the driver was trapped for over 30 minutes before rescue. Victims were taken to Lutheran and Provident Hospitals with suspected fractures. Robbery at Meade Ft Md. Western Union burglars stole between 900 and 1000 dollars over the weekend.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Guynns Falls Parkway
Lowtheran
Provident
Meade FT
Meade
Western Union
Milford schools close after integration protest
Milford Delaware board shuts two public schools amid a protest over the integration of Negro and white pupils. In Upper Marlboro a man named Leon Gray, 32, of Sugar Hill, was shot to death with a shotgun last night in a tavern parking lot.
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Milford
Del
Board of Education
Upper
Marlboroa
Leon
Gray
Sugar Hill
Probe Of Housing Ordered
Washington Atty Gen Brownell ordered a special grand jury to investigate possible bribery and other criminal conduct in the federal housing program. He named Clyde L Powell, ex assistant FHA commissioner, amid questions of windfall profits in FHA insured loans and Powell's 5th Amendment testimony to the Senate Banking Committee.
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Washington
Brownell
U. §. Atty
Leo A. Rover
Clyde L. Powell
Federal Housing Administration
U.S
FHA
Warren Olney III
Powell
Special Investigations Office
Senate Banking Committee
Banking Committee
Daniel B. Ma~ber
Department
Roosevelt and Hart Muddle at New York Democratic Convention
Rep Franklin D Roosevelt Jr campaigned to gain delegates for his possible nomination as coven at the New York state convention. Meanwhile Harriman backers predicted a first ballot landslide for him tomorrow night. Talk persisted that Roosevelt could be considered for lieutenant governor in November, though neither side admitted this possibility. Observers warned such speculation remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Coven
Mutual Security
Averell Hartimat
Roosevelt
New Martinsburg Journal Opens in Rebuilt Plant
The Martinsburg Evening Journal resumes publication in its rebuilt building after a major fire last November 19. It had operated from temporary quarters at the city hall gymnasium during reconstruction.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Evening Journal
City Hall Gymnasium
Market Higher as Stocks Gain in Early Trading
The market in New York opened higher with the tape showing gains around point in early dealings as investors priced in optimism and buyers stepped in amid light trading.
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New York
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Chambers
Edwin D. Bright
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