Twenty One Convicted of Speeding in Frederick County Court
Twenty one individuals were convicted of speeding and ordered to pay fines and costs. Notable entries include James Henry Taylor of Falls Church for radar speeding at 35.75 dollars, Melchior Sterbutzel of Los Angeles for 25.75, Mitchell Clark at 667 S Braddock St for radar speeding at 20.75, Carlton Derr Jr of Shar on Pa for radar speeding at 35.75, Donald Rhodes at 224 Sharp St for radar speeding at 36.15 and no operator’s license for 20.25. Oscar Jameson of Ft. c0 Fla appears listed for radar speeding.
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Frederick County
James Henry Taylor
Falls Church
Melchior Andrew Sterbutzel
Los Angeles
Cal
Mitchell James Clark
S$ Braddock St
Carlton Robert Derr, Jr
Sharon
Donald Nelson Rhodes
Sharp St
Rede
Oscar Jameson
Ft. c0
Yaloy
Underwater home for 20 christened off California coast
Navy christens Sealab TI a 12 by 57 foot steel cylinder designed as an underwater home for 20 divers including astronaut Scott Carpenter to live at 200 feet for up to 30 days off La Jolla California. The project costs 850000 and aims to extend operations to depths to 800 feet for up to 90 days.
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Long Beach
Calif
Navy
la Jolla
Scott Carpenter
Doctors Operate on $176 400 Bull in Auburn Procedure
Lindertis Evulse, a valuable Aberdeen Angus bull once sterile, underwent a surgical procedure at Auburn University veterinary school to restore fertility. Dr. Donald F. Walker led the operation while about 45 observers watched. the bull will stay at Auburn for months to test if fertility returns. If successful the bull could yield calves valued at over 100 million dollars.
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Lindertis
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Black Watch Farms
Wappingers Falls
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50 Years After Eastland Tragedy Survivors Remember
Anna Grimmer recalls the Eastland disaster of July 24 1903 as 835 lives ultimately lost and 812 passengers trapped. She describes clinging to a leg and escaping on a raft formed bridge while rescuers pulled others from the overturned excursion steamer.
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Chicago
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Oak Park
Grimmer
Anna Meinert
Eastland
Western Electric
Joseph J. Paluch
Chicago Savings and Loan
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Paluch Me Napolski
Pineapple's long voyage from Columbus to Hawaii
The fruit dates to Columbus and Raleigh writings and was found in the West Indies used for food and wine. It spread quickly for trade, carried as a payment, especially by the Portuguese. Today annual production reaches 1,750,000 tons with 45 percent from the Hawaiian Islands.
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West Indies
Hawaiian Islands
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