Parents Questioned In Death Of Child
Florida police renewed their 1954 kidnap murder probe of Judith Ann Roberts by questioning her Maryland parents Mr and Mrs James T Roberts in Miami Florida They stated they came to help solve the crime Two suspects in the case Bronswick Brunswick and Burnittsville were held on separate charges after an incident on U S 240 near the Montgomery county line The Roberts live in Dundalk Maryland and the investigation was led by State Police Lieutenant W K May and Sergeant Harold Basore Bond hearings set for October 9
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Towson
Florida
Maryland
James T. Roberts
Judith Ann
Miami
Illc
Richard Gerstein
Dade County
Biscayne Bay
Roberts
Baltimore
Dundalk
Peared
Baltimore County
Joseph Lee Hagan
Bronswick
Ralph M. Creager
Burnittsville
Frederick
M. J. Grove
Lime
Montgomery
The
Roads Board
E. Amast
U. S. 240
Montgomery County
Allautr
Inliowed Ib
Ater
W. K. May
Sergt
Harold Basore
State Police
Hagan
Creager
Bond
Fall Freezes County As Temps Drop To 37 At Frederick
Fall cooled county places with a 37 degree low at Frederick airport marking the first frost of spring. Forecaster predicts a couple degrees cooler tonight with sunny, cool days ahead. Fishing Creek dam level falls further and Sow of the creek reads 1,293.0 gallons daily. Monday water use reported 2,978,000 gallons with most from mountain sources, Linganore contributing 2,413,000. Tuscarora production is minimal.
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Fredwick County
Ince
Frederick
Fishing Creek
William B
Linganore
Tuscarora
Fines Suspended In Motor Vehicle Cases
Frederick residents were found guilty of motor vehicle charges with suspended fines by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. One defendant faced charges of reckless driving and failing to stop after an accident on North Market Street. Another case involved failing to appear in court. Several individuals received suspended sentences or fines, and licenses or damages were addressed as part of the rulings. An additional case noted a passing on a curve and a suspended fine while the defendant awaited trial for breaking and entering. The proceedings were handled by trial magistrate and officers involved, with multiple individuals named.
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Harry M. Sbaugher
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Baugher
North Market Street
Ninth Street
Sheffield
Pines
Sergi
Harry Phillips
Maxton W. Butler
Frederick Negro
E. Austin
James
Butler
Bare
Cashour
Lannie Edward Lochner
RFD
H. J. Frost
Lochner
Frost
U. S
Open Bids Set for Gathland Park Restoration Project
The State Department of Forests and Parks will open bids October 10 at 2 p m for alterations and an addition to Gath Hal located at Gathian near Burkittsville Bandadal. Architect Charles F Bowers estimates the project under 43000 with a second floor caretaker apartment a museum public toilet basement storage boiler room and an open shelter for Boy Scouts and others. Senator Jacob Ramsburg who helped secure funding says substantial work can proceed before winter. The restoration recalls The Hell Townsend home and the War Correspondents monument nearby. The park spans about 100 acres with several historic structures remaining.
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State Department of Forests and Parks
Gathian
Bandadal
Jacob R. Ramsburg
George Alfred
Townsend
Leasit
Corruption Charged to Union Leaders in AFL CIO Report
An Ethics Practices Committee report names Teamsters top echelons as corrupt and outlines a 30 day deadline for corrective action. UTWA and Bakery Workers Union members are cited with varying degrees of reform, while Haifa faces pressure amid a broader union corruption probe.
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Afi-Cio
Teamsters
Haifa
UTWA
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Afl-Cio
Bakery Union
Bakery Workers Union
Trailer Park Tax Challenged in Frederick County Court
Geneva Beard, owner of a trailer park coach, files a bill of complaint in Bealty Court charging portions of the county trailer park tax law passed last session are unconstitutional. The suit names County Treasurer James H. Falk and Frederick County Board of Commissioners as defendants. Beard argues the weekly park fee and $1 per space charge are a discriminatory property tax on trailer coaches, which are tangible personal property and not business property, and thus should be uniformly assessed by the state. Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnaufer orders show cause by Oct 26.
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General Assembly
Bealty Court
Geneva Beard
2Railer Park
James Cheesnt
James H. Falk
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Frederick
RFD
Evergreen Point
Bred Hz Junction
U. S
Maryland
Patrick M. Schnauffer
One Of Worst Growing Years For State Crops
Maryland farmers face a tough season as the Crop Reporting Service notes poor yields across multiple crops. Beans and tomatoes show mixed results, tobacco harvests delayed by wet weather, and apples in Hancock areas benefited from rains but need more moisture. Jonathan and Grimes varieties led last week with peak apple harvest expected early October.
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College Park
Maryland
Hancock
Jonathans
Grimes
Frederick
Smithsbury
Tunisia Accepts Offer Of Arms From Nasser
Tunisia accepts President Nasser’s arms offer announced by its ambassador to Cairo Aliayer el Sahbani and confirmed by the Tunisian government. A mission will depart for Cairo to fix weapon delivery terms and details. The spokesperson did not specify weapon types.
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Cairoh
Nasser
Tunisia
Cairo
Aliayer el Sahbani
Tunis
Preston County Buckwheat Festival Opens In KINGWOOD
Townspeople and visitors begin their annual Buckwheat Festival with a Thursday kickoff dance and a full schedule starting Friday. Buckwheat cakes and sausages will be served Thursday through Saturday at local eateries and lodges. Gov. Underwood will crown Miss Ann duPont of equalstown Valley High School as Queen Ceres XVI Friday night.
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Kingwood
W.a
Preston County
Underwood
Ann duPont
Aasontown Valley High School
Queeny Ceres
One Second Grade to Move to Frede Church Classes
East Frederick elementary will transfer one second grade to Frede City Church of the Brethren starting Monday. A bus will transport about 35 children to and from East Frederick to the church on South Fairview Avenue, in a Sunday school room. The move relieves overcrowding as most elementary schools have children in rooms separate from the school, and officials say outside classes are working well.
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East Frederick
Fredecity Church of the Brethren
South Fairview Avenue
Schoos
Board of Education
Toy Collection Response Highlights Annual Fund Drive
The 26th annual toy collection of Francis Scott Key Post American Legion was praised by Chairman Wilbur W. Baker as unusually successful. Trucks and volunteers including Maryland School for the Deaf scouts and Sons of the Legion aided loading. Large gifts included two and three wheeled velocipedes. girls’ toys like dolls were scarce. Afterward workers were hosted at the Legion home and the Winchester Hall toy shop opens the first week after the fair with Santa’s helpers two nights weekly in December. Work nights are Monday and Thursday at 7:30. Baker noted many children would be forgotten without this effort and more volunteers may join the toy repair project.
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Francis Scott Key
Post American Legion
Wilbur W. Baker
Maryland School For the Deaf
Sons of the Legion
Baker
Legion Home
Winchester Hall
Santa
Mornday
Legionnaires
Prank Grenade Explosions Reported in Maryland Neighborhood
Grenades described as harmless prank by Hardingham occurred in a Negro neighborhood of Lagres Maryland over the weekend. Two white men were sighted in a car, no injuries or property damage reported, explosions noisy but contained minimal force.
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Datis Hardingham
Sefan
Hardingham
Fair Weather Prevails Over Most Of Nation
Fair weather dominated the nation with cool conditions in the East and mild weather in the West. Rain touched the Gulf Coast Northeast and Texas and Louisiana while northern Minnesota and the Great Lakes saw showers. Light rain along Virginia and North Carolina coasts and scattered thunder showers in northern Florida reported. Shuff will probated in Emmitsburg court leaves estate to immediate family with specific bequests to sons and daughters. Ruth Shuff to receive the residue. Lumen F. Norris and Edward D. Storm witnessed the will.
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Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Texas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Ruth Shuff
Lumen F. Norris
Edward D. Storm
Four Men Arrested After Indictment in County Case
Four Frederick men, Roy M. Jackson Deslaven S. Toms Irvin L. Coyle and Howard F. Burke, were arrested on caps after grand jury indictments charging carnal knowledge with a girl aged 14 to 16. They are held on $500 bonds each pending trial. The incidents allegedly occurred August 31 at the same location. Anna Regina Thomas near Centerville faces $1,500 bond pending Circuit Court trial on an assault with intent to murder charge stemming from a shooting. No arraignment date set.
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Frederick
Capiuses
Roy M. Jackson
Deslaven S. Toms
Irvin L. Coyle
Howard F. Burke
Anna Regina Thomas
Centerville
Ada Ogle
Soldier testifies Girard fired for a joke in Japan trial
U S Army specialist Victor Nickel testified at a Japanese manslaughter trial that William St Girard fired two shots at a Japanese woman during an incident on a muddy firing range hill last January 30 near Inkster Michigan soldier said Girard motioned for the woman to retrieve shell brass and claimed it was okay to go head and pick up trash Nickel said he did not see Girard scatter brass and did not witness the fatal shot The judge pressed for details on where Girard stood and whether the shots hit the victim Mrs Sakai during the testimony setting crossfire over the events leading to her death
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Somagahara
Japan
Mamasan Dai' Ljobu
Mich
Girard
Naka ‘Sakai
Nickel
Yuri Kawachi
Gexty Nickels
Kawachi
Student's Brother Is Football Victim at Hood College
Miss Mary Jane Sunday, a sophomore at Hood College, returned home to Forty Fort Pa on Sunday after the death of her younger brother in a high school football injury. Details are scarce but the youth died after surgery. Dr Andrew G Truxal, Hood College president, spoke of the incident at the vesper service. The weather section notes Monocacy River cloudy at Frederick Junction and the Potomac clear at Weyertown.
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Mary Jane Sunday
Hood College
Forty Fort
Afiss Sunday
Andrew G. Truxal
World Series Schedule for 1957 Mets Yankees clash
Schedule shows Milwaukee as NL champion facing the New York Yankees in the 1957 World Series. Listed games include October 2 at Yankee Stadium in New York and October 3 at Yankee Stadium. Milwaukee hosts October 5 and October 6 with potential games October 7 and October 9 or October 10 if necessary. All start times are 1 pm local time.
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New York
Milwaukee
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
York
County] Stadium
County Stadium
Yankee Dium
Mount Student Dies In Wreck At Mt St Marys College
A Mount St Marys College student Thomas Francis Klunk 301 North Street McSherrystown Pa died after a car hit a wreck trailer on a rural road near Emmitsburg early today He suffered a compound skull fracture Dr C G Crist Gettysburg Adams county coroner said the investigation is closed John H Snoon Graham NC driver of the truck was treated for abrasions at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg and released Police noted the crash occurred around 1 15 am with no new orders for detachment acknowledged The Klunk family ties include Delone Catholic High School and business studies at Emmitsburg He is survived by parents younger siblings a grandmother and a maternal relative The funeral is planned for Wednesday and he was a member of Annunciation Church McSherrystown and Holy Name Society
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Mt. St. Mary’s College
Ge -Emmitsburg
Thomas Francis Rilunk
North Street
McSherrystown
C. G. Crist
Gettysburg
Adams County
John H. Snoon
Graham
N. C
Annie M. Warner Hospital
White House
Lee Raancere
Cer
Hicles
Little Rock
Central High School
Holuak
Francis E
Pauline Casier Klunk
Delone Catholic High School
Ai- Sherrystown
Hanover
PBOE
Blunk
Emmittsburg School
Hyo
Jeffrey J
Nicholas‘ A
Pamela A. Klunk
Bertha G. Caster
McSherryss Town
Annunciation Catholic Church
McSherry Town
Holy Name Societ
Eisenhower Ready to Order Troops Over Little Rock Crisis
President Eisenhower announced federalization of the Arkansas National Guard and Air National Guard to handle the Little Rock school integration crisis. He will address the nation tonight by television and radio, and has directed Defense Secretary Wilson to ready federal troops if riots resume in Little Rock.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Arkansas National Guard
Air National Guard
Little Rock
Washington
iHe
Wilson
Arkansas Guard
Little ‘Rock
BR. I
Properties Withdrawn at Public Sale in City and County
Three properties were withdrawn after auctions due to bidders’ insufficiency. The Englebrecht estate withdrew the 222 East Patrick Street house after a bid of 6000. Other withdrawals included J Peter Frey near Wolfsville and the Annie M Eyler estate in Walkersville. Personal property sales produced several gains, including a miniature chest selling for 239. Executors and residuary devisees conducted the sales with listed auctioneers and clerks.
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Boi
Jacob L. Engle
Brecht
East Patrick Street
Engelbrecht
John L. Ponton
Helen Fei
Ponton
Amos A. Holter
J. Peter
Frey
Wolfsville
Emmett R. Bowlus
Horace A. Alexander
M Annie M. Eyler
Walkersville
Exler
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelis
Aiton
Bengett
Will of Mrs Proctor Ends Life of Hundreds of Pets
In Canterbury hundreds of animals from the late Mrs Gladys Proctor were euthanized under RSPCA supervision after her death. The will ordered all domestic animals destroyed, including 120 sheep 4 ponies 2 cows 2 skulls 3 pigs 2 spaniels 3 cats 7 parakeets and other birds and small mammals.
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Canterbury
England
Gladys Proctor
Chinchilla
Faubus Returns to Arkansas as Crisis Deepens
Gov Faubus decides to leave the Southern Governors Conference and return to Arkansas after a morning of tense disorder in Little Rock. President Eisenhower and Atty Gen Brownell discuss the situation by phone as the federal government weighs enforcing court-ordered integration with possible use of force. The president signs a proclamation authorizing federal action to ensure compliance and curb further disturbances.
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United States
Faubus
Sea Island
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Lite Rock
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Atty Gen. Brownell
Washington
U.S. Naval Base
Little Rock
Hazesty
Hazerty
Justice Department
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