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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1956

Page

7

Schools Face Crisis as Adlai Warns Audience

Adlai Stevenson warned Milwaukee listeners that a crisis in American schools endangers the nation. He said over a million new schoolage children will lack classrooms annually unless drastic action is taken and urged use of federal funds to bolster education. He cited rising living costs and criticized Eisenhower’s administration while urging more teachers and higher standards. The speech followed remarks in Indianapolis and emphasized the education bill and party lines.

Milwaukee Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Indianapolis Eisenhower Soviet Union United States America House of Representatives Eiserhower Congress Midwest Hoosier State Capitol

Hospital admits and discharges across several towns

John Harrison, Knoxville, and Ernest Stokes Jefferson were recently admitted to Charles Town General Hospital. Discharged from Annie Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, Pa., were Mrs. John Boyer and infant daughter. Rev. Fr. Michael Flannery of Mt. St. Marys College, Emmitsburg, and Walkersville also noted in the hospital report.

John Harrison Knoxville Ernest Stokes Jefferson Charles Town General Hospital Charles Town Annie Warner Gettysburg John Boyer Walkersville Michael Flannery Mt. St. Mary's College Emmitsburg

Four Jailed In Adams County Malicious Mischief Case

GETTYSBURG Pa September 26 Four young men and a 11 year old juvenile were jailed after pleading guilty to charges of malicious mischief stemming from a drinking party at a farm near the Little Pentagon tunnel in Fountaindale. Victim Charles W Andersen Col of Litue Park Md reported his summer home damaged including a porch screen broken a window shattered and a concrete block flung through a living room window. The men named Philip Eugene Fitz Eugene Paul Kreitz Richard Irvin Kreitz and Wilmot Minnich faced the Adams County court after being unable to post bail of 500 each. The juvenile was released to an uncle in Emmitsburg. Girls at the party left as the incident turned rough.

Gettysburg Adams County Guy Frank Vercavare James Treas Charles W. Andersen Lene Park Fountaindale Anderson Eugene Paul Kreitz Peen Mar Kreitz Richard Irvin Kreitz Pen Mar Wilmot Charles Minnich Justice of the Peace John H. Basehore Adams Emmitsburg Aderson Little Pentagon Philip Fitz Minnich

Food Thefts Solved In Arrest Of Two Youths

A spree of at least 15 grocery thefts from cars in the Municipal Parking Lot on Court Street led to Friday arrests of two 14 year olds by Detective Ellis Carty. The youths, both repeat offenders, had groceries in possession and are being turned over to juvenile authorities, with a third 14 year old sought. Police credit the arrests with closing a year long investigation of the thefts. A bicycle stolen from Garry Lee Heerd was recovered and returned Friday.

Court Street Ellis Carty PevalWle Neven Wars Roderick Frederick Charlies V. Main Garry Lee Heerd East Church Street Frederick City Madison Street Lincoln High School Heerd

Not Guilty Verdict Given In Court Over Auto Collision

A Gambrill Park woman, Catherine A Bald win, was found not guilty of failing to stay to the right of the road after an September 10 collision on a sharp curve west of Frederick. Testimony showed the other driver, Miss Shirley P Martin, and a passenger supported the debris, while a 11-year-old boy near the scene heard the horn. Magistrate Sheffield ruled doubt and conflicting testimony meant the charge was not proven. Separate hearings involved Roscoe H Easterday on intoxication and disorderly conduct, a support charge against Richard C Clevenger, and fines for several motorists on North Market Street for speeding and license violations.

Gambrill Park Rocky Springs Road Peoples’ Court Wilbur F. Sheffield Dy Catherine A. Baldwin Frederick Baldwin J. §. Plume Shirley P. Martin Shookstown Martin Marrow Road Sheffield Roscoe H. Easterday Wolfsville Richard C. Clevenger Point of Rocks Clevenger

Joining In Week Marks Soroptimist National Celebration

Members of the local Soroptimist club join in a nationwide celebration of Soroptimist week from Sept. 24 through Oct. 3. Mrs. Florence Sorrentino, club president, reports Gov. McKeldin proclaimed the period in honor of the women’s efforts.

Florence Sorrentino McKeldin Sorrentino

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