Convicted Pair in Car Theft Case Tied to Boonsboro Crash
Magistrate court adds 90 day concurrent jail terms for Jesse Auh of Sandy Hook for destruction and unauthorized use of a 1950 Cadillac. Ault faces potential release if a $250 fine is paid. Co-defendant Stotlemyer given 60 days concurrent. both had admitted drinking. The crash near US 340 killed 18 year old Wayne Tribby and injured two others. Ault previously linked to bad checks. Stotlemyer has one prior minor conviction.
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Jesse M. Auh
Sandy Hook
Ault
Maryland House of Correction
Boonsboro
Washington County
John W. Thompson
San
Wayne Tribby
Knoxville
Wallace Stoderaver
Stotlemyer
Byron W. Thompson
Thompson
Frederick County
Stottemyer
Hult
Morris L. Barber
Richmond
Barber
Joe
Virginia
Maryland
Mayo
Frederick
Norman Dietz
Two Women Held For Child Beating
Two young women were arrested Tuesday and jailed on felony charges after allegedly beating a child with a rolled newspaper a wire coat hanger an electric cord tree branches and a shoe. The suspects are Sarah Weaver 26 and Jeannette Sthauser 21 the child’s babysitter.
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Wis
Aei Weaver
Achers Tenporieder
Michael
Sarah Weaver
Jeannette Sthauser
Don Hooper
Home Skills Exhibit Is Best Ever
The Frederick Fair shows the Ladies Household building with its largest and finest home skills exhibit in years. The 4 H corner features many crafts, including country cured meats, breads pies and candies, and a surge in quilts and needlework. Top displays include monogrammed linens crochet work and smocked dresses as 4 H girls lead cooking and baking contests. Continued on page four.
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Frederick Fair
A. Irvin Renn
Attendance at fair opening tops last year despite governor absence
Attendance on opening day reached 3158 with 1200 daytime and 1958 nighttime admissions. Receipts totaled 997.25 daytime and 1601.35 nighttime as fair officials hoped for continued good weather and larger crowds later in the week.
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Fai
Gracie
Amusements of America
Frida Several Honers of America
Maryland Resiona
Soviets Train Candidate for Space Flight
Soviet medical specialists are giving exhaustive tests to a candidate for spaceflight, Pravda reported. The manned flight to outer space is not far off, said Vladimir Timakov, vice president of the Soviet Medical Academy. The Yates has trained seven for 18 months. The candidate is described as sparsely built and likely a jet pilot, with a testing schedule of about a month. Recent radar-equipped Soviet ships in the Atlantic and Pacific fueled speculation of a space project timed to Khrushchev’s visit to New York.
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Pravda
Outer Space
Vladimir Timakov
Soviet Medical Acadist
Yates
Timakov
Pacific
Atlantic
Khrushchev
New York
Nixon Calls for Stronger Case to Aid Needy Nations
President nominee Nixon urged the United States to present a stronger case for aiding underdeveloped nations at a breakfast with magazine publishers. He said the Communist world claims changes are needed while the West must support progress beyond the status quo. He spoke before a Long Island campaign swing.
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New York
Dent
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Press
Long Island
Xon
Tica
South America
Vice Press
Khrushchev backs church pope method as a way to meet Eisenhower
Khrushchev suggested using the Roman Catholic method of selecting a pope as a model for an Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting. He told reporters he would wait for changes in U.N. reform and warned they would not resume talks until the Soviet leader’s terms are met.
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New York
Khrushchev
College of Cardinals
Wien
Khnushchev
U. N
Eduardo Victor Haedo
iRoeman Catholic Church
Vatican
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Camp David Harmony
United Nations
Kennedy Rallycasts Call to Strengthen U S Leadership Abroad
Senator John F Kennedy addressed a 15,000 crowd in Erie praising the city port and St Lawrence Seaway, urged the United States to stay ahead at home and abroad, and dismissed claims the Soviet Union would outpace the U S militarily by 1970. He warned against GOP critiques and cited opinion polls.
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Erie
John F. i Kennedy
Pennsylvania
New York
Richard M
United States
America
Kennedy
Nixon
Soviet Union
O. G. Holland
St. Lawrence Seaway
Fire Day Forecast and Chapel Death Notice Summary
Temperatures will run near normal with cool days and a warm spell by Sunday. Rain totals expected near one half inch on Thursday Friday and again Monday. Chaplain Captain Carlos A Gosnell 49 Braddock Heights died Monday at Chattanooga hospital survived by wife Mrs Maxine Davis Gosnell and three sons. Funeral arrangements announced by M R Et Sox and Me re Air Force Base.
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Associated Press
Carlos A. Gosnell
Braddock Heights
Air Force
Chattanooga, Tenn
Maxine Davis Gosnell
Carios Davis Gosnell
Mere Air Force Base
Robert Allen Gosnell
University of West
Taursding
M. R
Dra Ann Metcalfe
Khrushchev Meets Tito After Grumpy Welcome in New York
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, delayed for a UN visit, met Yugoslav President Tito at Tito’s Park Avenue residence in a guarded setting. Khrushchev brushed off questions on Eisenhower and Castro, offered a sharp line on Reuther’s accusations, and waved to students outside the building while British Foreign Secretary Home met him privately. Macmillan planned a separate UN meeting following his General Assembly address.
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Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Park Avenue
United Nations
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Goodby
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Tve
Waltter Reuther
Afl-Cio Auto Workers
Lord Home
Foreign Office
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
U.N. General Assembly
Raincoats urged for fairgoers as forecast calls for showers
Weatherman warns of possible rain Thursday and Friday at the Frederick Fair while temperatures may reach into the 70s this afternoon. Rainfall expected to total about a half inch over the next few days, with the monthly total at 2.40 inches. Overnight low likely around 38.
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Frederick
Nile
Wagner Receives Farewell Reception At Local Church
In Evan gel Evangelical Reformed Church social room a farewell reception honored Pastor Wagner who departs to finish his seminary year at the University of Chicago. George T. Myers led remarks recalling Wagner in his future work as the congregation sent best wishes. A June 15 appointment note indicated his interim service under the pastor while preparing for seminary. Market note: stock to upside or positive momentum mentioned in brief.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Suni
Rode Wagner
Universary
Chicago
George T. Myers
Wagner
Frederick
Jensen Ends Retirement Returns to Red Sox Next Season
Boston AP report says Jackie Jensen told reporters with owner Tom Yawkey present that he will come back to the Boston Red Sox next season. Jensen cited personal reasons for retiring last year and noted contracts cannot be signed until after October 31. He sat with Yawkey and Dick O Connell at the team’s penthouse snack room.
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Boston
Jackie
Red Sox
Yawkey
Dick O’connell
Jensen
Nehru Hosts Giant Summit Party At Car te Headquarters
India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru held the largest summit gathering in history with more than 30 nations represented. About 80 guests drank fruit punch and ate roast lamb and lobster curry as leaders from the United States Britain Cuba and the Soviet bloc attended without speeches or toasts.
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New York
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Hotel Carte
Nikichev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Britain
Harold Mecmifian
Stave
Cham A. Hener
Gammel
Gold
Mothers Need Break From Wailing Kids Expert Says
London experts urge mothers to take weekend breaks from children to prevent maternal psychological strain. Prof Mingworth of Sheffield University recommends periodic separations to help mothers regain balance and foster child independence. A conference in Oxford discussed discipline and a need for parental support and humor.
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London
Mingworth
Sheffield University
Ilingworth
British Medical Association
Osford
Nancy Bragg
Air Force
Marti Anderson
Khrushchev Faces Setbacks at United Nations
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev saw defeats on admitting Red China and immediate Congo debate as UN steering committee blocked key moves. The council also stalled attacks on Dag Hammarskjold and delayed action on Congo while Western delegates prepared for Western replies led by Christian Herter and Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Cap
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Red China
Africa
Congo
Dag Hammarshkield
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Hammarskjold
Stooges
NYSE Expels Member For Fraudulent Acts
The New York Stock Exchange expelled Anton E. Homsey of Damlt Homsey & Co Boston for fraudulent acts. The board said DuPont Homsey & Co is no longer a member firm and pledged moral responsibility to investors who may have lost money. Keith Funston and Edward Werle commented on the action and its significance.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Board of Governors
Anton E. Homsey
The
Damt. Homsey & Co
Boston
Edward Werle
DuPont, Homsey & Co
Keith Funston
Ion Hornsey
DuPont
Hom
State Jobless Get Over 83 Million
Maryland unemployment pay for August totaled 3,395,433 dollars, up 22.7 percent from July. DES chief Robert B. Kimble cites auto model changeovers and shutdowns as reasons, with 2,141 more claimants exhausting the full 26 weeks. Total claims now 23,204.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment Security
Maryland
Robert B. Kimble
DES
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