Tavern Brawls Lead to Court Hearings in Frederick County
Weekend tavern brawls led to multiple court actions before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Sr. William David Miss, 23, Frederick, fined 200 and given a two year suspended sentence for a vicious unprovoked assault on his aunt Louise V. Lininger, a Buck Suter's Cafe waitress, after an argument over her bringing in her husband. He must pay hospital and physician costs. A colored trio from Mt. Airy defaulted on fines for disorderly conduct at AMVETS Club, each jailed 60 days. Harold Ricketts, a Montgomery parolee, was found guilty of assault for swinging a knife at Green Valley Inn and remanded. Inn owners William and Mrs. Oden testified. Allen Jeff Havermale, Bethesda, fined for DUI and reckless driving, with 20 days in jail. fines to be paid by his wife. Lillian V. Hamilton and Raymond W. Jones, both colored, fined for disorderly conduct after a hand injury to Hamilton. Ray Baugher pleaded guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace, with 100 plus 60 day jail potential. Forfeitures: Richard E. Marriott for reckless driving 6.45, Henry Madry Jr. for intoxication 25.80.
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William David Miss
Frederick
House of Correction
Louise V. Lininger
Buck Suter
South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss
C. Clifton Wirts
Mt. Airy
RFD 5
Amvets Club
All Sains Street
Sheffield
Green Valley Inn
Harold Ricketts
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Michigan
William Oden
Charles W. Magaha
Allen Jeff Havermale
Bethesda
Braddock Mountain
Lillian V. Hamilton
Raymond W. Jones
Middle Alley
Dorsey
Carmack
Thomas 5
Glass
Ray Baugher
Wirts
Richard E. Marriott
Washington
Henry Madry Jr
West
All Saints Street
Nixon Aides Plan Government Work in Eisenhower Absence
At the White House Nixon and top advisers mapped plans to keep the government operating if Eisenhower cannot act, with the National Security Council and Cabinet to meet. Acting Atty. Gen. Rogers and aides discussed how much authority could be delegated during the president's incapacity. Brownell pledged quick action on delegation while Ike recuperates.
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Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
William P. Rogers
National Security Council
Cabinet
Denver
Rogers
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
Gerald Morgan
Adv
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Spain
Madrid
Brownell
Nixon to preside at two meetings this week
Adams, former New Hampshire governor, returned from Europe and will decide whether to proceed to Denver after talks with Nixon and White House staff. General Gruenther arrived from Europe, saying it would be inadvisable to meet the President due to his condition. Nixon indicated Atty. Gen. Brownell will attend Thursday’s National Security Council meeting to discuss power delegation for weeks or months ahead.
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Adams
New Hampshire
Europe
Denver
White House
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
United States
Capitol
Atty. Gen. Brownell
National Security Council
Hagerstown Fair Official Explains Police Release
A Hagerstown Fair Board member said severe weather cut the police detail rather than a crackdown on a lewd show. City attorney Edward Oswald cited past orders to close such shows and noted remarks by Dr. Robert Snavely were misinterpreted. Police Lt Harold Kiser said the fair would call the sheriff if a policeman was needed after the show was closed.
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Hagerstown
Fair Board
Edward Oswald
Great
The
Fair Association
Harold Kiser
Oswald defends fair board over indecent show charges
Oswald stated that weather and small crowds led to fewer officers on duty and insisted that officers and directors of the fair would not condone indecent performances. He claimed the remarks represented his view and that of other Use board members.
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Oswald
Dangerous man hunted east of Hagerstown in South Mountain
Sheriff Edward L. Roland reported a armed and dangerous suspect, Earl Bachtall, about 35, sought in a series of break-ins near the South Mountain area east of Hagerstown. State police and sheriff's deputies joined the search. He was previously apprehended in the same area and linked to similar crimes three years earlier. a note left at a home apologized for the theft.
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Hagerstown
South Mountain
Edward L. Roland
Earl Bachtall
House of Correction
Roland
Internal Revenue Head Orders Tax Crackdowns
The Baltimore district acting director said employers illegally withhold over 3 percent of payroll taxes. An immediate crackdown was ordered with penalties and possible seizures. Delinquent accounts may face visits from tax officials and criminal prosecution.
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Baltimore
Internal Revenue
Cc. 1
Fox
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Unclear passage on withholding tax regulations and deposits
The text notes a recommendation process and tax withholding rules. It mentions monthly deposits when taxes exceed a hundred dollars and the use of depository receipts. Employers must file quarterly withholding tax returns, indicating regulatory requirements.
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Fox
City Employee Injured by Cable Vehicle Incident
A city employee suffered facial and head injuries Monday afternoon when struck by a cable on a sewer cleaning machine. Millard G. Wiremas, 1410 North Bentz Street, was treated for the injuries.
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Millard G
Slim
North
Bentz Street
Three thousand German housemaids sent to New Zealand
A report from Bonn states Labor Minister Anton Storch told a Catholic Housemaids Association meeting that 3000 German housemaids sent to New Zealand since World War I are now all happy housewives. He added New Zealand wants 3000 more.
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Bonn
Germany
New Zealand
Anton Storch
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