Dillinger Case Before Munshower
Col Elmer F Munshower will hold a hearing today on charges of personal misconduct against Capt Carl B Dillinger formerly head of the Waterloo and Waldorf State Police barracks Dillinger allegedly drank and caused a public scene near Upper Marlboro Md Munshower says the suspension followed his long career and that he will determine involvement after hearing details Dillinger 47 joined the force in 1927 and was promoted to captain in 1949 Waterloo barracks serves Anne Arundel Howard and Prince Georges counties Waldorf barracks serves Charles Calvert and St Marys counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland State Police
Elmer F. Munshower
Carl B. Dillinger
Waterloo and Waldorf Barracks
Munshower
Dillinger
Upper Marlboro
State Police
Waterloo Barracks
Anne Arundel
Howard
Prince Georges
Waldorf
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Governor Is Speaker At Service Here
The Parkway Church of God held a special dedication service with an overflow crowd as Governor Theodore McKeltines spoke on Nehemiah The Builder. Rev. F P Brose led worship, Donald Sullivan guided Sunday School, and music by Hering and Miss Barbara Sibert accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Church of God
Theodore McKeltines
Nehemiah the Builder
Donald Sullivan
Carroll L. Boyer
William Krantz
Robert Fry
Barbara Sibert
Angel
F. P. Brose
Janet Hering
H. Hoch
C. W. Fink
Raymond £. Wilhelm
City Ministerial Association
Neal Hering
Brose
Robert Easterdar
Sponsellers Safe After Connecticut Trip Car Crash
Rev Dr Edvin H Sponseller and wife returned from Connecticut after he spoke at First Congregational Church in Naugatuck. Their 1933 ranch wagon veered off Rt 40 north of Elkton, struck a parked car. No injuries reported. Sponsellers trailered front damage while the other car had light damage amid quiet market activity in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edvin H. Sponseller
West Third Street
Connecticut
Sponseller
First Congregational Church
Naugatuck
Rt. 40
Elkton
Still Stuck With Browns
New York The American League schedules another meeting for tonight to decide the fate of the St Louis Browns after Baltimore was voted down yesterday in a proposed switch. League owners meet at Commodore hotel at 8 pm to thresh out the problem. Calvin Griffith vice president of the Washington Senators says the Browns cannot remain in St Louis and calls for another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Woman Hurt Car Wrecked In Old Braddock Crash
A Frederick woman Mary Louise Simpson suffered possible fractures and forehead contusions when the car carrying her as a passenger hit a telephone pole and overturned on Old Braddock Route 404. Driver Charles Lee Beaty faced reckless driving charges. car demolished, $100 collateral posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Old Braddock
Mary Louise Simpson
East Fifth Street
Charles Lee Beaty
Camp Detrick
Richard A. Myers
Beaty
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Myers
Shookstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catherine , Rothenhoefer
John
Angleberger
Plane No. 4
Carlton Lewis
Dorsey Sier
Monrovia
Lewis
Richard Arrington
Mt. Airy
John&. Talton
Route 2
Middletown
Raising Fund To Aid Greeks
Local drive to aid Greece follows recent quakes. Steve Kritsings heads the committee with Gus Vaciniou Theodore Vodgis James Carros and John Callas aiding. Funds go to rebuild homes hospitals and factories via the American Red Cross notes. Drive runs through October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Steve Kritsings
Gus Vaciniou
Theodore Vodgis
James Carros
John Callas
Krusings
Red Cross
East Second Street
American Red Cross
May Reveal Some Atomic Secrets
Washington report outlines four options for easing atomic secrecy to aid Western defense. White House State Department and AEC weigh releasing essential weapon facts to allies. Most expect a presidential disclosure proposal via Congress, with other paths including law revisions and broader weapon information release debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Western
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Legion Toy Drive Holds Annual Collection Saturday
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion sponsors its annual toy collection Saturday morning departing the Legion home at eight. Cub scouts Maryland State School boys and Sons of the Legion help with door to door canvass led by Wilbur W Baker. Collected toys fund Christmas distribution for underprivileged children with repairs done in Winchester Hall workshop led by Dennis Stogshill and William H S Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Maryland State School
Cub Scouts and Sons of the Legion
Wilbur W. Baker
The
Winchester Hall
Dennis Stogshill
William H. S. Miller
Legionnaires
Legion Post
Weekend forecast misses rain and warm Sunday
The forecaster misjudged weekend rain as Sunday turned warm and pleasant with a high near 70s after morning clouds cleared. An airport observer noted rain hit southern coastal areas but did not reach the city, leaving Kids' Day sunny and mild, with showers possible by Wednesday night. President Eisenhower urged Congress that less than one third of World War II lend lease payments had been paid by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaviy
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Traubel Quits Met Over Night Club Singing Dispute
Eminent Wagnerian soprano Helen Traubel ends her Met contract amid a dispute with general manager Rudolf Bing over appearing in New York night clubs. Traubel defends American folk music and says she will sing American works in clubs while planning a 30 concert tour starting in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Traubel
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Traubel
Kirsten Flagstad
Met
Rudolf Bing
The
Opera
New York City
Bing
Miss Troubel
Metropolitan
New York Area
George Gershwin
Jerome Kern
Richard Rodgers
Irving Berlin
Missing U S Air Force C47 Sighting Sparks Pyrenees Hunt
Rescue teams in France and Spain search the Eastern Pyrenees for a missing U S Air Force C47 with four crew after it vanished on a training flight from England to Spain. A French amateur pilot reported glittering metal on a 3750 foot peak but could not confirm. Gendarmes and police trek through forests as fog hampers the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpignan
France
Pyrenees
England
Spain
U. S. Air Force
Britain
Two Held For Man's Death
Pittsburgh detectives report a brutal killing of David Jenkins a 62 year old janitor by a gang of teens after he refused to give a cigarette Four youths are held as material witnesses and charged with assault and battery William Hindley 18 and Ronald Abersold 16 are charged with murder along with other teens James Ford 16 Cyril Holmes 17 and James Needham 16 in Midland Pa for the slaying Autopsy shows death from hemorrhage at base of brain Witnesses recount the attack as the assailants pursued Jenkins through a street and he died at a hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David Jenkins
William B. Hindley
Ronald Abersold
Robert Neely
James F. Needham
James E. Ford
Cyril B. Holmes
Midland
Louis Hamel
Martin Corcoran
Frank Stevens
Jenkins
Stevens
Hindley
Abersold
Sailor Faces 30 Day Term and Fine in Anacostia Court
A sailor stationed at Anacostia received a 30 day sentence and a fine of 175 dollars plus costs after being arrested for speeding and attempting to break up the county jail. Trooper Myers stated Detraz drove 90 mph on Route 40 and crossed double white lines while intoxicated. The magistrate ordered concurrent sentences including 30 days for both exceeding 70 and reckless driving, a 100 dollar fine, plus costs. Wilfang was acquitted of destruction of property but fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct. Further drunken driving cases involved Clark Gower and Darwin Metheney, with Gower fined 150 dollars and 30 days, Metheney fined 25 dollars. Five Carlisle juveniles were released on condition they leave the state after one paid 15 dollars for operating without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacostia
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Richard A. Myers
John T. Detraz
Sam Eagle
Detraz
Floyd F. Wilfang
Myers
Wilfang
Foud
Noriman Trump
Carl Bender
Lity
South Mountain
Frederick
Baltimore
Clark Gower
Terra Alta
Albert Hedden
Gower
Darwin W. Metheney
West Virginia
Metheney
Sheffield
Carlisle
Kenneth R. Hock
Red Slanted Document Circulated Among POWs
The U N Command accuses a Korean Repatriation Commission letter circulated to 22 600 unrepatriated POWs of being Red slanted while an Indian spokesman denies propaganda. Brig Gen A L Hamblen says the letter claimed to be joint commission work and translated under five-nation supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
U. N
A. L. Hamblen
U. N. Command
Commission
Iia
Satur
Hamblen
K. S. Thimayya
Five-National Repatriation Commission
India
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Col
K. K. Hansen
Caniford And Green Extradition Refused
ANNAPOLIS The state refused to return Frederick and Brunswick men to Florida to face embezzlement charges. Assistant Attorney General Buscher said Florida tied to extradite them to settle a civil matter. William Lee Caniford of Frederick and Clyde Green of Brunswick were picked up on warrants for embezzlement in Daytona Beach last July. Governor McKeldin acted on Buscher's recommendation in denying extradition. TRIAL THURSDAY Several criminal cases set for trial in Circuit Court Thursday include charges of false presence and assault against Francis S. Coleman and perjury against Robert L. Thompson of Con West Patrick Street. Lead: Janice L. Poffenberger Route 2 Boonsboro failure to yield right of way. Jay Lloyd Wilhide Williamsville failure to drive on the right side of the highway Walkersville. Walter Joseph Shaw Route 6 Frederick inadequate muffler on Wea College Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Frederick
Brunswick
Florida
Joseph D. Buscher
William Lee Caniford
Clyde Green
Dartona Beach
Caniford
McKeldin
Buschers
Circuit Court
Francis S. Coleman
Robert L. Thompson
Ing
Patrick Street
Janice L. Poffenberger
Boonsboro
Jay Lloyd Wilhide
Iiamsville
Walkersville
Walter Joseph Shaw
Wea
Britain plans Suez exit in 18 months with staged withdrawal
Cairo sources report Britain agrees to evacuate the Suez base within 18 months while 4000 British experts stay three more years under Egyptian command and a British adviser. Disputes linger over uniforms, post 3-year stay, and total occupation length, with Egypt seeking civilian dress and six-year total presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez
Fegyptain
Greece
Iran
Turkey
Arab League
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Yemen
Libya
Suez Canal Zone
Aides Named In Chest Drive In Frederick County
Progress in organizing the Community Chest drive continues with Byron W. Thompson appointing Elgin A. Roof and Carlton Molesworth as vice chairmen. Roof and Molesworth praise the effort, emphasize shared community benefits, and note that donations fund agencies without salaries to campaign personnel. Organization meetings near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. Thompson
Elgin A. Roof
Potomac Edison Company
Carlton Molesworth
Rey Chevrolet
Molesworth
Community Chest
Frederick County
Roof
Thomrenn
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Church of God
Truman
Waldorf- Astoria
Margaret
Manila
Philippines
Ticulture Department
Frank Keeler
East Street
New” Administration
Donald Lee Wilcom
W. Jerome Offutt
J. Vernon Cobrentz
Kiwanis Club
Ormond R Galvin
Carlton Molesworth, Jr
Harry C. Castle
Donald B. Rice
West Main Street
Thurmont
Frank V Anders
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
GOF
Daniel A. Reed
John George Lochner
Joseph B
Caniford and
Green
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