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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1957

Page

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From Our Reporters Notebooks Beats city parking woes and odd local notes

City police issued 1819 parking tickets last year but Chief Jesse B Brown voided them as uncollectible when out of state violators ignored demands. Local practices like washing streets and burning old Christmas trees are noted, plus a record bus fleet in Washington County with zero injuries and high safety ratings. Legal fights over Hagerstown’s dump site near Conocacheague Creek proceed.

Jesse B. Brown Brown Washington County Joe Martinsburg Hagerstown Cumberland Hanover National Safety Council Claude 8. Brubeck

Seven Year Old Questions Parents Spy Ring Claim

Seven year old Lawrence Soble says he cannot believe his parents Jack Soble and Myra Soble and Jacob Albam were Soviet spy ring members in New York City. FBI arrested the trio on charges of gathering national defense information to transmit to the Soviet Union. Bail set at 100000 each.

Myra Soble New York Lawrence Jack FBI Red Spy Ring Lawrence Soble United States Areno Jack Soble Myra Jacob Albam New York City National Defense Soviet Union Nable Rhodes Preparatory School Manhattan Sables Albam U. S Paul Williams Soble Vassily M. Zubilin Zubilin Moscow J. Edgar Hoover NKVD North America Earle N. Bishopp Sohles Albani Williams Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Rosenbergs Russia

Escapee Dietsch Ends 22-Year Freedom With Capture

George Dietsch 44, who fled a Wisconsin Prison Farm in July 1935 to attend his father's funeral in Oregon, lived under the name James Arthur West while working on farms and at Iowa mental hospitals. He was arrested January 8 at Fort Dodge for reckless driving, identified by fingerprints, and taken into custody in Independence while his wife Anna awaited. He waived extradition as Wisconsin authorities prepared to return him to serve burglary sentences. Dietsch lamented missing his father's funeral and said he had paid for everything he ate.

Des Moines George Dietsch Wisconsin Ore George Mar‘quelle Iowa James Arthur West Pietsch Fort Dodge Anna Dietsch Minnesota Wausau, Wis The

Sharpsburg Cracks Down On Firing Of Guns

Sharpsburg Mayor Elmer Koontz announced a crackdown on youths shooting at street lights and harming birds. He cited multiple complaints including Potomac Edison Company reporting three shattered lights, with dead birds found on streets almost daily and dozens of lights broken in recent weeks.

Elmer Koontz Sharpsburg Koontz Potomac Edison Company

American photographer Georgette Chapelle jailed in Hungary

Georgette Chapelle, an American freelance photographer, was sentenced to 50 days in jail for illegal entry into Hungary and released to leave within 48 hours. Hungarian co-defendant Ferenc Welsch got eight months. Chapelle had been in prison since December 5 and testified she aided refugees with the International Rescue Committee.

Budapest Georgette Dickey) Chapelle Hungary Chapelle U. S. Legation U. S Richard Selby International Rescue Committee

Four Britons Arrested in Hungary Over Espionage Charge

Budapest announced four young Britons including Judith Cripps and Basil Lord are under trial on espionage charges after being found with forged documents issued by the Russian Kommandatura. The group, last seen near Keschemet en route to Budapest, allegedly sought information on Soviet and Hungarian forces and the political economy.

Budapest Hungary Stafford Cripps Yugoslavia Judith Cripps Labor Party Roger Cooper Robert Graves Christopher Lord Basil

Driver Forfeits $250 In Fines Here

Cleveland W. Moser, 44, Boonshora, was charged with failing to stop after property damage accidents near Benevola Road and Rt. 4 intersection. He forfeited $200 and costs before Magistrate Paul Ottinger. Moser also forfeited $50 and costs on a feckless driving charge. He was arrested by Male Trooper Glos Bowman.

Benevola Road Rt. 4 Cleveland W. Moser Boonshora Paul Ottinger Moser Troeper Glos Bowman

Smithsburg Acquires Site For New 125000 Gallon Reservoir

The town of Smithsburg bought two tracts along Old Georgetown Road for a new reservoir to hold 125000 gallons in a 40 by 40 foot basin ten feet deep. It will use gravity flow to avoid pumping and will replace an aging upright tank while water remains supplied by Hagerstown. Also reported are local real estate transactions as several properties changed hands in the lively market.

Hagerstown Court of Appeals Conocacheague Creek Nuyetts Huyetts A. S. Shupp Maryland High Court Bruce Lightner Francis H. Urner Edward Oswald Smithsburg Georgetown Stanley Hauver George H. Day Rachel M Violet R. Hughes Dual Highway Edward L. Head Russsell T. Bair Wellington Avenue

Two Fined For Interfering With Firemen In Home Fire

Father and son Charles E. Brown and Russell Brown were fined ten dollars each after being convicted of interfering with Fire Chief John Hall during a home fire at 1020 Lincoln Street. They blocked the door and questioned water use, prompting magistrate Paul Ottinger to emphasize firefighters’ control of fire operations. The blaze started in a refrigerator, causing damage to the appliance and a portion of flooring and wall.

John Hall Paul Ottinger Charles E. Brown Russell Brown Lincoln Street Brown Hall Ottinger Henry F. Delauney young]Brown Ted

Mother Held In Death Of Infant Child By Starvation

A 24 year old mother Mary Jane Wilson Clark is charged with manslaughter in the death of her two week old son Charles Edward Clark from malnutrition. The infant, born January 11, weighed over eight pounds at birth and about five pounds at death. Doctors said starvation caused death and described the home as filthy with no running water. The mother testified she fed the baby as she believed hospital instructions allowed, while the State notes the child should have received four ounces six times daily. The husband is in prison and four other children are with Volunteers of America. The preliminary hearing occurred before Magistrate Oltinger with bond set at $2000.

Mary Jane (Wilson Clark Paul Ottinger Charles Edward Clark S. R. Wells Oltinger Tom Kaylor Washington County Welfare Department

Whiskey Thrown In Woman's Eyes

Police were alerted by Washington County Hospital at about 3 AM to investigate an incident at a party where whiskey was thrown into the eyes of Esther Duckett a 41 year old Black woman. An antidote was given and she was released from the hospital.

Washington County Hospital Esther Duckett North St

Man Slightly Injured When Hit By Car

A pedestrian suffered minor injuries when struck by a vehicle backing from a service station on West Franklin Street. Raymond T. Travinger, 53, of Frederick Street, received treatment for facial, knee, and ankle abrasions. Wilbur F. Snyder, 35, of Potomac Avenue, faces charges as city police investigate.

West Franklin Street Raymond T. Travinger Fm Frederick Street Pelbaw Wilbur F. Snyfer Potomac Avenue

British Press Critiques Dulles After Middle East Remark

London newspapers denounce Secretary Dulles for saying he would feel safer with a British and a French soldier at his side in the Middle East while testifying on Eisenhower anticommunist powers. Editorials frame him as well meaning but talkative as he discusses Arab hostility and Egypt invasion.

Washington State Department Secretary of State Dulles U. S Lincoln White London Daily Sketch Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee Eisenhower Middle East Sen Morse D-Ore United States Egypt London Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees

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