NATO Okays Nuclear Missile Bases Judge Invited To Reply To Payoff Charge
Senate hearings pivot to new payoff allegations in a Tennessee criminal case. Glenn W. Smith of the Teamsters refuses to answer if part of an $18,500 payment went to Judge Raulston Schoolfield to kill a conspiracy indictment. McClellan's committee invites the Chattanooga judge to attend and respond. Schoolfield says he will comment after hearing full testimony. Hubert L. Boling, local 515 treasurer, is among 13 defendants charged in a labor dispute violence case dating to 1958. The Tennessee Supreme Court previously ordered a retrial after a prior dismissal.
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Court Denies New Trial For Braithwaite
Paul H. Braithwaite, 32, Garlinger Avenue, was denied a new trial by Judge D. K. McLaughlin after a circuit court jury convicted him of assault with intent to rape. He allegedly took an 18-year-old girl from her boyfriend at gunpoint near Shomo Yards on September 13. The jury found him guilty without capital punishment. Defense attorney Martin B. Rostetler claimed trial errors and disputed evidence.
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Redstone Missile Plant Shows Big Pace Of Production
Detroit field report details Chrysler Corp as builder of the Redstone missile in a government plant covering about 50 football fields. Executives emphasize unique scale and skill, with mass production planned for Jupiter. The factory relies on precision, testing, and teamwork, producing a 63 foot missile with 206 mile range and nuclear warhead capability.
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Dwight Pitkin
Chrysler Corp
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Washington
Mahoney Files For Party's Nomination For U.S. Senator
George T. Mahoney files this morning to seek reelection to the U S Senate from Maryland amid a backdrop of past primary contests and party insiders hinting at competition for the nomination. He has contended for statewide posts before, with recent health setbacks and a wartime style political campaign.
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Marshall
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Senate
Tary
Millard Tawesi
C. Ferdi
Tielset
Glen Beal
Urban Renewal Needs Told To Mayor, Council
The Mayor and Council were told that cities must plan for growth by forming urban renewal organizations. Richard Grumbacher, chair of the Urban Renewal Committee, asked for 22 490 in next year’s budget and said the group should gain planning and housing code powers. He noted housing conditions affect federal assist and urged stronger enforcement capabilities.
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Richard Grummbacher
Grumbacher
City Tax Plan Is Voted Down in Denver
In a record turnout of over 100,000 residents, Denver rejected a mayoral plan for a 4.1 percent income tax on the first $5,000 of income by a 57,775 to 48,114 margin across 429 precincts. Mayor Will Nicholson, a Republican, argued it was needed to fund city services.
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Jury Awards 17 Dollars in Restaurant Dispute
A Circuit Court jury awarded $17 to a St. James man who sued a Hagerstown man for $1,000 after an April restaurant altercation near Hagerstown.
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Egyptian Planes Can Carry Bombs Revelations and Damages
The Al Akhbar report cites Soviet made Npushin 28 bombers for Egypt’s air force. A New York case alleges false arrest damages of 75 000 dollars amid mixed court actions involving Vanderbilt and Lumet era figures. a jury previously awarded 17 dollars in another rape related suit.
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Second National Declares Dividend On Capital Stock
Directors of the Second National Bank yesterday voted a $1 semi annual dividend on the institution's capital stock, payable December 28. The bank also paid a $1 semi annual in May and last May declared a 2S per cent stock dividend.
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Indonesian Premier vows to end Dutch economic role in event of West New Guinea surrender
Premier Djuanda of Indonesia says the country will eliminate Dutch economic interests unless the Netherlands yields West New Guinea. He notes nationalization of Dutch assets including shipping and utilities and warns compensation only if West Irian is handed over. He also criticizes U.S. neutrality in the UN dispute.
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Burglars Hit Three Places on Frederick Street
Police investigated three breaking and entering cases on Frederick Street. Yingling Auto Sales was entered by panel removal. stock room door forced, desks tampered with but nothing taken. Ringer Electric Service found with $27 in merchandise missing. Wells Brothers entry attempt with no reported losses. Ronald Wible reported a stolen 1948 Chevrolet, recovered abandoned at Northern Avenue and U S 31.
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Council Discusses Need For Agreement Bond Issue
City leaders debated funding for street and alley improvements next year plus a new bond for the Municipal Fire ze Light Plant. They considered trimming the street budget while acknowledging a planned by pass and continued growth may require future bonds.
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Train Truck Collision at Western Maryland Crossing
A tractor trailer operated by Lester W. Crosby of Staunton Virginia was struck by an eastbound diesel engine at the Western Maryland Railway crossing of Pennsylvania Avenue and Prospect Street. The truck was damaged 1500 dollars, the engine 150 dollars. Crosby, who claimed he did not see the warning lights, was charged with failing to obey a traffic control signal. The crash occurred about 6 50 a m with no injuries. Patrolman Robert Comer and James Settle reported Crosby’s account.
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Western Maryland
Lester W. Crosby
Staunton
Virginia
Robert Comer
James Settle
Wée
Blood needed for child’s Christmas blood gift
Richard Catalane, 8, suffers from a bleeding disorder and requires 40 pints of ORH negative blood for a foot surgery. Only six percent of people share his rare blood type. The plea sparked wide donor offers after AP coverage, with Dr. Mario Stefanini noting many responses. He has received about 150 transfusions and makes frequent hospital visits even after minor injuries.
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Roads Clear After Snow Sleet and Rain in Maryland
Western Maryland roads thawed from slick morning commutes as Hancock saw the heaviest snow with about half an inch. Garrett and Allegany counties reported sleet and rain while state crews cleared Rt. 40 over Sideling Hill. Temperatures hovered near freezing. the five day forecast called for rising temps and only light precipitation later in the period.
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Allegheny Airlines Adds 40 Passenger Martin Executives
Allegheny Airlines announces a new Hagerstown to New York service starting January 1 1938 using 40 passenger Martin Executive liners. Return service New York to Hagerstown also begins that day serving Harrisburg Scranton Wilkes Barre. Additional routes include morning, late afternoon and night flights to Washington and a late afternoon flight to Pittsburgh with intermediate stops at Cumberland Altoona and Johnstown.
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