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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1957

Page

2

New Regime In Colombia Promises Order And Freedom

Bogota hailed the collapse of Gustavo Rojas Pinilla’s four year dictatorship as liberals and conservatives pledged support for interim military rule. The junta promises to restore political and press freedom and plans to step down for a freely elected civilian government next year. At least 141 killed in unrest as crowds celebrated in Bogota and other cities. Rojas reportedly went into exile with a plane prepared to take him to Miami.

Bogota Colombia Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Rojas Plaza Bolivar Intermedio Medellin Cali Miami

Andy Gaylor Returns Home After Severe Phoenix Injury

Andy Gaylor is back in Hagerstown to recover after a near fatal accident in Phoenix Arizona in March. The Pfeiffer Ranch foreman for nine years was injured while supervising spraying equipment when his body was caught in sprayer forks. He spent weeks in a Phoenix hospital and now resides with his mother Mrs Margaret Travinger at 249 Summit Avenue. Phillip Gaylor, in the Air Force at Salina Kansas, drove his father to Hagerstown.

Yas Hagerstown Phoenix Ariz Margaret Travinger Summit Avenue Gaylor Pfeiffer Phillip Gaylor Air Force Salina Kansas

Phone Call Misfire Hints Embassy Prank in Washington

A 12 year old girl at 134 West Washington Street received a prank call allegedly seeking the Honduran Embassy in Washington DC. The origin and nature of the call remain unclear, with possibilities including a hoax. The incident remains unresolved as Rebecca Buchanan awaits clarification.

Rebecca Buchanan West Washington Street Washington, D. C Rebecca

Diem Ends State Visit to United States on Positive Note

President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Viet Nam concluded a four day state visit in Washington with aides reporting satisfaction over talks. A White House joint statement with President Eisenhower was planned to summarize discussions and the leaders parted after a formal dinner. Diem praised U.S. material aid and moral support and recalled the domino theory in a champagne toast.

Washington Ngo Dinh Diem South Viet Nam Eisenhower White House Diem United States Viet Nam Free World Indochina Southeast Asia

Boy Hurt In Trout Rodeo Accident At Keedysville

Donald Lee Bryan, 14, of Keedysville, is hospitalized in Washington County with severe injuries after slipping from a rock into Little Antietam Creek during the Trout Rodeo at Keedysville. He suffered a crushed right thumb with amputation, possible leg fracture, scalp lacerations, and other injuries requiring X rays and medical care.

Donald Lee Bryan Keedysville Washington County Donald Lee McClellan Gun Club Antietam Creek

Radium and X ray carelessness seen as greater danger

Allentown Pa the state health official warns that careless use of radium or X ray equipment poses more danger than radioactive fallout from nuclear explosions. The remark notes risks to workers and patients from improper handling and shielding in medical facilities.

Allentown Pennsylvania Wen Fall Wa

Khrushchev backs a Big Four summit to ease tensions

In Moscow Khrushchev told The New York Times that avoiding war hinges on the United States and Soviet Union finding a path to reduce friction. He favored another Big Four meeting but said responsibility for easing global strain rests primarily on the United States.

New York New York Times Today Nikita Khrushchev America Russia Communist Party Moscow Times Turner Catledge Catledge Khrushchev United States

Schools To Switch To Daylight Time In Jefferson County

Jefferson County schools will switch to Daylight Saving Time next Monday following a poll of parents. Superintendent T A Lowery announced 2288 favored the change and 1251 opposed after 85 percent of parents responded.

Charles Town W. Va Jefferson County T. A. Lowery

Mother of the Year honoree cited for home watchfulness

New York reports Hazel Hempel Abel of Lincoln Nebraska at 68 received a citation and a diamond pin as mother of the year. Abel, mother of five, said the salvation of the home lies in the watchfulness of the mother. An advertisement for cleaning and waxing floors by H E Shank follows.

New York Hazel Hempel Abel Abel Lincoln Neb

Traveling seminar touring Presbyterians visit Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina

Irene Middlekauff a member at 7 King Street joins a 33 person traveling seminar on an eight day Presbyterian Church USA tour visiting colleges parishes and community centers in Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina. The group yesterday visited Pikesville College in Kentucky while local notices promote a Tuesday rummage sale at Market House and local TV service at L Television on Virginia Avenue.

Irene Middlekauff King Street Presbyterian Church Kennee Tucky Tennessee North Caro Missions Southeast Gallagher’s Cor E. Wash Locust Sts. Church Pikesville College Pikesville

Elmer Kiracofe to mark 84th birthday Monday

Former Ward 5 councilman C Elmer Kiracofe, longtime advocate of the city light plant, will observe his 84th birthday Monday May 13 at 927 Mulberry Avenue. Though retired he remains active in family, church and lodge life and plans a quiet day at home. He recently lost a leg and uses a wheelchair but keeps a positive outlook and intends to vote in next year’s state and county elections.

C. Elmer Kiracofe Mulberry Avenue Kiracofe Kiracore Charles W. Bowman

South Potomac Junior High to Stage Annual Band Concert

The South Potomac Junior High School will present its annual band concert in the school auditorium on Tuesday May 14 at 8 00 p m. The program includes performances by the Prep Band from several area schools and the Junior High School Band with pieces by Seitz Sullivan Beeler Herfurth and Kiefer. Two teenage escapees from a Pennsylvania industrial school were nabbed by state police near Hancock as part of a separate incident. Trooper Bowman pursued the car after it wrecked five miles west of Hancock. the youths aged 14 and 17 were held pending Pennsylvania authorities arrival.

South Potomac Antietam Funkstown Howard Lincolnshire Pangborn Surrey Music Shop Whitese! Music Company Colonial Music Shop Thay March Harold Bennett AEC C. Paul J Herforth Hancock Leroy Anderson Kislyn Industrial School of Boys Hazelton Rt. 40 Glenn L. Bowman Bowman Pennsylvania

AEC Plans Nuclear Tests in Nevada This Year

The Atomic Energy Commission moved forward with plans for nuclear tests in Nevada this year. The move comes as new appeals emerged in India and West Germany urging an end to testing.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Nevada India West Germany

Court Upholds Matusow Perjury Conviction

The U S Court of Appeals upheld the five year prison sentence for Harvey Matusow convicted of five counts of perjury. Matusow testified Roy Cohn coached him to lie in a trial about 13 allegedly committed Communists. He had admitted labeling many Americans as Reds without evidence and argued the Communist issue tainted his trial. The unanimous ruling rejected his appeal. he remains free on ten thousand dollars bail.

New York U. S Harvey Matusow Matusow Roy M. Cohn

Quiet Man Marks 109th Birthday in Baltimore

Hughes, a quiet religious man born into slavery in Charlottesville, Va, lived in Baltimore and reached 109 without a cake. His friend Thomas J. S. Walter of the State Department of Public Welfare would bring it, but Walter is abroad. Hughes credits his long life to going to bed at seven nightly.

Baltimore Fountain Hughes Thomas J. S. Walter State Department of Public Welfare Waxter Europe Hughes Charlottesville

Mother's Day Party Draws Hundreds at Lansford Event

Dick Edwards hosts his 15th annual Mother's Day party for parents aged 70 to 95 in Lansford Pa with an expected crowd around 380. Nearby notes mention Gov. Robert Edwards signing a law reducing penalties for attempted death by own action from three years to one. article fragments also reference assorted local ads and services in nearby towns.

Lansford Dick Edwards Lenton N. J Robert Edwards B. Meyner Edwards Rom South Saum Jonathan St. Adv Wales England

Maryland Atty General seeks funds to enforce Ober Act

Maryland Atty General Ferdinand Sybert announced plans to restore $5,125 in Ober Act enforcement funds cut by the 1957 Legislature. He noted the office is reviewing House Un-American Activities hearings records and warned that indictments could follow under the Other Law or perjury grounds. Meanwhile, fallout from three days of congressional inquiry continues with 11 of 22 witnesses who invoked the Fifth Amendment either suspended or fired.

C. Ferdinand Sybert Maryland Attorney General Baltimore City American Bar Associations Harold Buchman Buchman

Family Troubles Blamed In Texas Triple Murder

In Houston a tavern operator Tommie Heads Jr. 36 said he had family troubles and used a .22 rifle to kill his wife Florence 30 Emily Jacquette 70 and Pricilla Babin 40, injuring Taylor Jacquette TJ. Heads called his mother and then surrendered to police. homicide Lt. Harry Cole said he would be charged with murder.

Houston Tex Tommie Heads Jr Florence Emily Jacquette Pricilla Babin Heads Jacquette Taylor Harry Cole

City Engineer Heads Group Amid Suspicious Split Second Incident

City Engineer Claude William Heads was reported elected to a professional group after an on street incident ended with gunfire in Crestwood area. He allegedly shot his wife at their home then killed Mrs Jacquette and Mrs Babin before fleeing. Witnesses recalled he retained a rifle during the confrontation hours earlier.

Heads Claude William Soond Ihoe Henerican Society of Civil Jacquette Babin Mrs. Babin Jacquettes Alfred Babin

Spirits and whiskey prices from Kentucky listings

Kentucky bourbon six years old priced at 3.92 per fifth. Old Horsey eight years old priced at 3.92 per bottle. Bavarian Beer offered at 2.75 per case. Frank and Jonathan advertise spirits and beer with store corner at Well's.

Frank & Jonathan Adv

Also Mentioned on This Page

Andy Gaylor Honduran South Hagerstown Fire Co W. Wilson Blvd Dial Rest Boonsboro American Legion Rudy Allen the Athletic Committee Mel’s Reg's Baltimore Orioles MD. Motors- Adv Bentzel's Rest Summit Ave B. Patton Blanche B. (Hagan) Patton John Patton Berkeley Springs Andrew and Cathleen Hagan William A John H Marvin L Melvin L Bertha Clay Catherine Shifflett Silver Spring Clara Mae Shifflett Mable Hiles Hunter’s Funeral Home Frederick B. Dayhoff Harrisburg Dayhoff D. Calvin Helen J. Dayhoff David Ernest Dayhoff Richard E. Snyder Rest Haven Cemetery H. A. Honseal Lemoyne Oliver F. Houser Oliver F Lazzie) Houser Greencastle Newton Baker VA Center Hospital Martinsburg Antrim Township Lazarus Corabelle (Cleary) Houser Stumbaugh Western Maryland Railway American Legion Post Evangelical Lutheran Church George W. Seilhamer Marion Thomas C. Houser Chambersburg Minnich Funeral Home Samuel Lindsay Cedar Hill Cemetery Greencastle Legion Post Pauline L. Healey Ralph M. Healey Washington County Hospital Paul S. and Mary (Rinedollar) Gluck Howard Gibney Norment Lawrence N. Strunk Nettie Rohrer Fahrney-Reedy A. Ik. Coffman Russell Butcher Rose Hill Cemetery E. Franklin Hagerstown Adv Saddle Club Showgrounds Wynnwood Drive Jefferson Blvd Panghorn Hagerstown Saddle Club Farmers & Merchants Bank of Smithsburg Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Krushchev H. E. Shank Market House Virginia Ave Consumer's Credit Department of the Nicodemus National Bank Washington Street Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lutheran Brotherhood Donald C. Haynes Agency Pangborn Blvd Dial J. M. Slick H. Blattenberger Mercersburg South Potomac Junior High Quiet Man Williamsport RED Men J. B. Combo Saum’s Jonathan St Mt. Lena Ph. Reerie Potomac Beauty Salon Potomac St Ph. Reva Hazel Wood Madelines Beauty Shop S. Potomac St Potomac Creamery CO Jefferson & Willard Sts Beamer Sybert Congression Herbert R. O’conor American Bar O’conor H. Paul Rome Bethlehem Steel Co Texas Papin. Heads Crestwood Driving Range Ave Sun Old Trail Steak House American Legion Novelty D.S.T Abbie Neal Ranchee Ady Conococheague Park Jimmy. Lynn Williamsport High School Bob Daniels Studebaker Fleigh Motor Corp
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