Attempted Robbery and Court Assignments Highlight News
The report details criminal court assignments for the September term starting October 6, with Chief Judge Schnauffer presiding. It notes two prisoners arraigned on assault with intent to kill and concealed weapons, and describes a separate incident where three youths attempted to break into Shipley’s sports store and Frederick Cloak and Suit, then fled as police closed in, leaving behind a stolen station wagon and weaponry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Benjamin Franklin Jr
E. Austin James
Charles Edward Kincaid
North Carolina
Charles W. Maint
C. Clifton Wirls
Sterling Way
Rice
Libertytown
Tanethcaeen
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick Cloak and Suit
Jack Handle
Shipley's Inc
Frederick Cloak Ane
West Church
North Market Streets
Faith Drummitt Diem
Marvin Www Adcock
John W. Fox
Harry 8. Wolfe
Harry Joseph Grodman
Charlies T. Lee
Carl C. Castle
Darby Brown
Milton
Thomas E. Anderson
Shirley Collins
Charlotte Roberts
Richard Perkins
Howard Charles
Corum
Charles Bartholow
Luther Leo Metz
Lanty Lochner
Kenneth W. Luhn
William E. Beall
James L. Johns
John A. Perkins
Thomas M. Miller
Robert W. Michael Jr
Earl
Shipley’s
North Market Street
U. S. 240
Urbana
West Patrick Street
Calvin Randolph Chase
Thomas Larrine Monroe
Germantown
Chase
Trains Collide Near Broomfield Colorado
Two Colorado and Southern trains, a southbound passenger and a northbound freight, collided near Broomfield about 12 miles southeast of Boulder. A C S spokesman said injuries were reported but no details or deaths. The Colorado Highway Patrol cited a report of one death and at least 15 injuries.
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Sroompfield, Coy
Colorado & Southern Railway
Broomfield
C&s
Denver
Hel
Colorado Highway Patrol
Boulder
UAW Resumes Push for Sweeter Contract
The United Auto Workers resume efforts to win better contracts from General Motors and Chrysler to avert a strike, after GM and Chrysler offered three year deals similar to Ford's. UAW President Walter Reuther rejected a carbon copy of the Ford settlement but said Saturday's offer provides a basis for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Ford
Walter Reuther
United Appeal Fact Sheets Detail Nine Agencies
The United Appeal released fact sheets on its nine agencies including the Salvation Army and Community Chest, outlining services in Frederick. Highlights cover emergency food and clothing for families, foster homes via the Children's Aid Society, and extensive youth programs by the Boy and Girl Scouts, Red Cross aid to veterans and hospitals, and local USO activity overseas support.
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United Appeal
Community Chest
Red Cross
GSO
Pithy
Salvation Army
Army
Frederick
Young Men's Christian Association
Children’s Aid Society
CAS
Frederick County Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts
Esther Grinage
Frederick City
Federated Charities
Boy Scouts
Frederick Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Good- Will Industries
Salvation’ Army
American Red Cross
Frederick Memorial Hospital
The
Frederick Counts
Montevue Hospital
USO
Frederick County
Five Day Forecast: Temperatures Rise Across Mid-Atlantic
The forecast for Maryland and Delaware calls for average temperatures four to seven degrees above normal. Warmer conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler by Friday. Showers expected starting Wednesday or Thursday, averaging about one inch. Normal highs around 72 to 17, with mountain lows 44 to 50 and higher elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Weekend Rain Surges Across Frederick County
Heavy Sunday rains added 1.13 inches at the airport station boosting September total to 2.35 inches, about an inch below normal with a week to go. The reservoir rose nine inches, aiding newly seeded land and fall pasture while farmers report silage filling and good field corn yields despite a dry spell earlier. Temperatures ranged in the mid-sixties to mid-seventies with showers possible by midweek and local streams muddy but not at flood levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek
Airport
Frederick
Frank Weddle
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Sharp reactions after note rejection in Khrushchev clash
In Bordentown New Jersey and Moscow the note rejection drew sharp reactions as Khrushchev warned Eisenhower to withdraw from Formosa. The accident left seven hospitalized after a bus hit a car amid rain. Names of victims include Leland J. Brittingham and Mary Elizabeth Brittingham, Showell Maryland. Diplomatic observers warned tempers threaten new law in U S Soviet ties. Moscow radio quoted Pravda on the note and U S embassy remarks.
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Bordentown
N. J
Moscow
Kremlin
Maryland
Eisenhower
Kuhrushchev
Far East
New Jersey
Svere
Khru
Lelandj
Con J. Brittingham
Showell
Worcester
Connie Jed
Craig
Pine Hill
New York
Tass
Khrui
White House
U.S
Isenger
Josafat Curti
Hhrushchev
Eisen
U. S
Amelia Union Service
Peiping
Mr. Curtt
Communist Party
Pravda
Kvevehchev
Khrushchev
United States
Formosa
Taiwan Strait
Red
Taiwan
Formosa Strait
Soviet Union
Downpours flood Orange and threaten Southeast Texas
Severe flooding hit the southern third of Texas with fourteen inches of rain in Orange, isolating the town and displacing about 130 people. Roads became hazardous near Eagle Pass, Beaumont faces rising water, and about 99 families are affected by canal levee overflow as National Guardsmen evacuate residents.
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Orange
Tex
Texas
Vine
Eagle Pass
Ely
Beaumont
Here
National
Ted Williams Fined for Bat Throwing Incident
CHICAGO AP American League President Will Harridge fined Ted Williams $50 for his bat throwing in Boston last Sunday. Harridge gave no further details but confirmed the penalty for violating the bat throwing regulation.
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Chicago
Will Hersidge
Ted Williams
Harridge
Top Brass Conference At Taipei
American Pacific commanders held strategy talks in Taipei as China’s Nationalists faced an intensified offshore shelling of Quemoy and nearby islets. Officials reported heavy artillery fire, convoy landings, and a naval clash off Matsu with nationalist claims of repelling Red gunboats and destroying artillery positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence S. Kuter
U. S
Pacific
Okinawa
Harry Felt
U.S
Roland N. Smoot
Taiwan
Formosa
Thomas Moorman
7Th Air Force
Philippines
Everett Drumright
eReems Kuter
Quemoy
Matsi
Adams To Talk Crisis Peak To US Tonight Five Days
A 14 year old north county girl committed to Montrose School for Girls in juvenile court this morning. The decision came amid a tense national scene as U S formosa crisis edges toward potential showdown. Top issues include Warsaw talks between Red Chinese envoy Wang and U S envoy Beam United Nations vote on Red China membership and Khrushchev's reaction to Eisenhower over two youths called satellites of the girl. Diplomatic sources warn of possible U S Red Chinese clash around Quemoy as tensions mount.
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Adams
Patrick
Sehnauffer
Montrose School For
Washington
Formosa
Alesse
Warsaw
Wang Pang-nan
U. S
Jacob Beam
United States
Red China
United Natiouns Assembly
U. N
Red Chinese
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.N
China
United
Integration test looms at Van Buren Arkansas
The Associated Press reports a new integration test unfolds in Van Buren Arkansas as Little Rock pupils study TV lessons and some Virginia locals consider temporary facilities. More than 6,000 students across five states face school closings amid these developments while federal staff and Washington circles weigh the Far East crisis prospects and White House briefings.
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Associated Press
van Buren
Ark
Little Rock
Virginia
Newport
R. J
Norfolk
Fidential
Far East
Washington
Final Day To Register For Coming Election
Today is the final day to register to vote in the November general election. The Board of Registry office in the Court House basement will stay open until 9 p.m. Saturday hours were also until 9 p.m. County registration totaled 80 with 45 Democrats 33 Republicans and two non affiliated. The city municipal books added 75 registrations.
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Board of Registry
Court House
Three Baltimore and nearby deaths marked by highway crashes
Three Baltimore men were killed in separate weekend traffic accidents raising Maryland's 1958 highway death toll to 351. Victims include George C. Flores 20 who died after his car hit gas pumps in Elkridge, and Victor I Grey 34 whose car struck a utility pole near a railroad overpass. An additional fatality occurred on the New Jersey Turnpike. Police and auction notes accompany the report detailing a large sale of books and furnishings exceeding $2,000 and a separate real estate transaction in Burkittsville for $1,770.
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Washington
Ohio
Scarff
Maryland
Frederick
Williams
Frederick County
West Third
Brown
Washington, D.C
Emmett R.t
Yester Bowlus
Andiday
New Jersey Turnpike
Horace M. Alexander
Baltimore
Harry Fitzer
Victor I Grey
George C. Flores
Iar
Elkridge
Les
Associated Press
West
William R. Nalley
Brunswick
Nora E Morningstar
Burkittsville
Flores
Carol Ant
Buettner
Baptist Church
Waterloo
Archie M. Summel
Woodsboro
Alafter
Sgt
Grover Maazel
Gail L.meade
Catshall
Ralph Zimmerman
Audidtas
Emory
Adams to address nation on remaining in White House
Newport AP reports Sherman Adams will deliver two nationwide TV and radio addresses from Washington to announce whether he will resign or stay as President Eisenhower's chief aide. Speculation swirled he bowed to GOP pressure, though Adams and Hagerty offered no confirmation after a dramatic conference at the summer White House.
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Newport
Sherman Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Adams
Eloc
James C. Hagerty
Hensmen
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Frederick Cloak
Suit Door
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Quemey
Ash Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Howard County
BR. E. Gibson
Charlotte, N.C
Billy Graham
Charlotte
Graham
Potomac
Harry
Truman
Nea Teleonoto
Moscow Radio
iPravda
Poland
Communist
Taipei
America
Naionalist Defense Ministry
A&a
Thesr
William F.house
Davis
Robert Koontz
Emmitsburg
Arvin P. Jones
Em/ Diplomats
Mitsburg
ES Et Esse Eee
Quemav
van Buren, Ark
Aamt Pe
S. E. Brown
Jacob D. Beamstart- Sc
Chi-Third Street
Wang Ping-nan
Far
East
Dulles
Prince Georges County
Federal Mediation Service
Gilberto Catahaas
U.S. Formosa
Andrei Gramvka
States
Watens
Wuuse
Noone
Ike
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