Man Guilty Of False Charges
Benjamin Smith, 39, found guilty in Mt Airy Magistrate Court of making false charges against his wife Flossie Falkner Smith, her mother Sarah Faulkner, and Harold Faulkner. He received a slay jar sentence and a total of 8600 in fines, with jail time for nonpayment and a 90 day confinement for the age misrepresentation. Prosecution cited threats and forged statements by Smith.
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Airy
Benjamin Smith
Smith
Flossie Falkner Smith
Sarah Faulkner
Leaf
Jessups
Lookingbill
Smyth
Wiliam L Newcomer
William Wenner
Howard County
House of Correction
Das
Stanley Y. Bennett
Khrushchev Says USSR Open To Talks For Peace
Premier Khrushchev said Moscow is ready to negotiate anytime anywhere to insure peace in response to Nehru and Ghana's Nkrumah letter. He tied a German peace treaty and West Berlin to universal disarmament, saying these issues must be solved jointly. Tass reported Khrushchev warned war threats are high in the postwar era and Western powers are intensifying military preparations.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nehru
India
Kennedy
West Berlin
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Tass
Rusk urges UN to name interim world leader
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the United Nations General Assembly to designate an outstanding world leader to temporarily take over the powers of the secretary general. He warned events cannot permit drift and indecision in UN leadership. Rusk spoke in New York as Khrushchev weighs Berlin options amid Western resistance to his terms.
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New York
Dean Rusk
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Rusk
United Nations
Khrushchev
Berlin
Andrei
Gromyko
Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Kennedy
Khrushchev Rusk
Washington
Foreign Press Association
First Family Picnic At Frederick Memorial Hospital
More than 300 attendees, including hospital staff and families, gathered on the nurses home lawn for a hospital picnic. Administrators awarded 64 five year service certificates and 19 doctors with 25 years or more of affiliation. entertainment featured D Thomas Sr and a large committee.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
P David Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Howard W. Ash
Thomas Sr
Edna Buhrman
Q. Thomas Sr
Grandma Moses
Frank Adams Jr
Mimnie the Mermaid
Mimnie the Mermaid,’ Henry West As ‘Whistler's Mother,’ Williama (Happ) Gouker
Richard L Fruth
Tommy Chase
Henry V. Chase
Estelle H Collins
Amy G Day
Hospital Council of Maryland
Board of
Welcome Children
Priscilla Roessler
Angel
Thomas H. Legg
James T Marsh
John H Messler
A Austin Pearce
Lowss Schoolman
Hamilton J Slusher
J G F Smith
W. Meredith Smith
Bernard
William E. Trail
Carl M van Poole
Frank D Worthington
Catherine S Weddle
Record
Janice , Coblentz
Daisy Darner
Louie C Dayhoff
Mary S Fogle
Geraldine S Jones
Nelle H Mantz
Lettie M Norris
Helen W. Shafer
Marx
Steele
Betty Thompson
Dora Wiles
Mary Wilhide
Laboratory
William
Kefauser Dietary
Oliver Roebe
Magaret Wingert
Margaret Stables
Gien
Helen Abrecht Vis
Blanche Boone Vis
Edith M Hartman
Dorothy R Henderson
Betty H Jaques
Mamie Lee Jessee
Ellen S Litten
Mary D McGolerick
Frances R Moser
Thelma Raines
Mirs Lowse G Shafer
Gloria Smith
Alberta Taylor
Thelma Webb
Helen Zimmerman
Dietary Department
Esther Miller
Earle Moberly
Phillip C Swann
Lewis Umberger
Hazel White
Dorothy Smith
Nicholas Parrish
Jessie Woods
Katherine S. Price
Rosella M. Arnold
Ednad Buhrman
Housekeeping
Pearl Bidding
Autumnal Equinox Marks Seasonal Change This Weekend
The Autumnal Equinox arrives early Saturday at 2:43 am signaling the start of autumn. The weatherman expects mild days around 85 with clear skies and a harvest moon tonight. No rain is expected until mid next week, with showers possible later.
Man Steals Paintings for Fame in Hollywood Theft
Los Angeles AP reports Edward Henry Ashdown of Costa Mesa admitted stealing four paintings valued at 670000 from the Bel-Air mansion of industrialist David Bright. He led police to a bus depot and a rented West Los Angeles garage storing Modigliani and Picasso works as well as an Afro piece. The theft occurred Sept 10 after a gunman forced the maid at Bright’s home into a closet. The case centers on robbery and grand theft charges, with authenticity confirmed by the LA County Art Museum.
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Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Edward Henry Ashdown
Costa Mesa
Bel-Air
David Bright Ashdown
Afro. But When the District Attorney’s Office
Ashdown
Bright
Hollywood
Modigliani
Picasso
Sebastian
Richard Brown
Los Angeles County Art Museum
Bright Mansion
Lettle Newmire
Giadioli
UN Adopts Neutrality On Katanga
In Leopoldville the UN Congo command declared military neutrality after a bold effort to quell Katanga secession ended with bloodshed and a cease fire. Premier Cyrille Adoula faces cabinet pressure as Katanga’s defiance persists, while Gen Muke warns the truce is temporary and Tshombe negotiates with UN envoy Khiari to halt further bloodshed.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
API
UN Congo
Katangas
Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Katanga
Iasako Norbert Muke
Ihatanga
Moise Tshombe
Khiari
Tshombe
Lumumbists
Slam
Patrice Lumumba
Reb- 1
Antoine Gizenga
Expect Red Grab In Viet Nam
Washington AP reports military authorities foresee a North Vietnamese push to seize part of South Viet Nam possibly using regular forces after the rainy season. Aimed at creating a puppet government, the move could test US resources around November or December. The Kennedy administration is boosting aid and arms to South Viet Nam as raids intensify. Firefighters estimate $200 damage to a tow motor at a beer warehouse on Airport road after a 9:30 am alarm.
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Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Berlin
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Airport Road
Ike Wins Big Aboard Amsterdam In Charity Crap Game
Aboard the luxury vessel Meuw Amsterdam AP 4 in New Jersey waters Dwight D Eisenhower and Mamie joined New Jersey Governor Richard Hughes and other notables in a charity gambling event for the American Cancer Society. Each participant paid 100 dollars for entry and received play money. Eisenhower won about 60 dollars in play money during five hours at the tables.
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Amsterdam
Eisenhower
Dwight D Eisenhower
Mamie
Larly
Cancer Watch
Damon Runyon
Hoboken
New Jersey
New York City
American Cancer Society Trust
Gosh
New Jerseys
Ruben Meyner
Runyon
Nathan Detroit
Harry the Horse
Rockefellers
Drexels
Frelinghuysens
Gerrys
Cancer Society
Charles Goren
Widow of six-Mayor Culler Dies
Mrs Jolia Kefauver Culler widow of former Frederick Mayor Lloyd C Culler died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Born December 19, 1888, in Middletown Valley, she was active with the Eastern Star and served as treasurer of the local chapter. Survived by two brothers, stepdaughters Mrs Bargis Storm, Mrs Clinton Rhoades, and Mrs Charles Pickett, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral at 11 am Monday at Feagaville Etchison and Son Funeral Directors with burial in St Luke's Cemetery Feagaville.
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Jolia Kefauver Culler
Lloyd C Culler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll Parkway
Culler
Middletown Valley
Richard
Laura Toms Kefauver
City Health Department
Fort Detrick
Eastern Star
Focal
Frederick
Noah E Kefatser
Airen Middletown
Newton Kefauve
W Bargis Storm
Clinton Rhoades
Charles Pickett
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Feagavle
East Church Street
St Luke's Cemetery
Feagaville
Etchison and Son
Reds Drive On City In South Viet Nam
Government reinforcements rushed to counter a Viet Cong drive in the mountains north of Saigon. Paratroops moved to Ban MeThuot after rebels overran an outpost 20 miles away. Reports said two Viet Cong battalions, 500 to 1,000 fighters, participated in the attack as other units threatened nearby towns. Elsewhere Phuoc Thanh Province’s capital fell earlier in the week with many officials killed. MARKET DROPS New York stocks declined amid blue chip losses and Studebaker-Packard selling.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ban Methuot
Phuoc Thanh
Here
CD Chief Accused Of Tax Evasion
Sherley Ewing Maryland Civil Defense director faces three federal tax evasion counts for failing to file returns from 1957 to 1959. Prosecutors say his gross incomes were 14938, 14916, and 23974 dollars. Ewing, 51, long‑time state official, could face up to three years and $10,000 per count. He declined comment.
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Baltimore
Sherley Ewing
Ewing
Civil Defense Headquarters
Pikesville
Timonium
Maryland
Civil Defense Agency
Theodore R. McKeldin
Gilman Country School
Yale University
University of Maryland Law School
Tax Division
Department of Justice
Securities and Exchange Commission
Naval Intelligence
National Association of State and Territorial Civil Defense Directors
Accused Slayer Of 6 Fatally Wounded By Posse Near Greenwood
In Mississippi near Philipp, a 125-strong posse shot Wiley Crump after he fired on bystanders and sparked a deadly spree that left six Black victims and two white men wounded. Crump, 67, died from the hail of bullets as he attempted to raise a public safety item. Relatives and witnesses describe arson at his house triggering the confrontation.
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Greenwood Miss
API
E R Dogan
Wiley Crump
Crump
Philipp
Delta
Greenwood
Dogan
Mary Suttle
Mandy Griffin
John Trotter
Isaac Truell
Charles Johnson
Effie Franklineo
Dickerson Draft Horses Set Record
A pair of draft horses owned by Charles Pearson of Dickerson Maryland set a new weight pulling record at the Anne Arundel County fair. Pearson's Percherons pulled a dray loaded with 7500 pounds a distance of feet to beat six other teams in a three hour contest.
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Annapolis
Charles Pearson
Dickerson
Anne Arundel County Fair
Pearson
Measles Vaccine To Be Available Next Spring
Baltimore reports Dr Fred R McCrumb Jr of the University of Maryland School of Medicine says tests on about 2000 children show a vaccine could provide nearly 160 percent protection against measles and is safe and effective for public use next spring.
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Baltimore
Fred R McCrumb Jr
University of School of Medicine
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Commie
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Ike
Lloyd C. Culler
Reds
S. Viet Nam
Studebaker-Packard
Andrey Gromyko
Posse
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