Indictments Returned in Frederick County Cases
A Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury returned indictments charging multiple crimes. Nine defendants face counts including rape hit and run forgery breaking and entering and grand larceny with dates and locations tied to the cases. Trials and pleas were scheduled or entered for several defendants as the docket moved toward sentencing and pre sentence reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Robert Miller, Jr
N. Leunoun St
Authoriies
Miller
Shugars
William Johnston
Charles Melvin Palmer
Charles Palmer
Robert L. Terwilliger
Massanutten Bank of Strasburg
Valley Dunkark, Inc
L. A. Bryant
M. J. Grove Lime Co., Inc
Middletown
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Palmer
J. Randolph Larrick
Herman Eugene Luttrell
Miller Bros
Luttrell
Kenneth Eugene Golliday
George Franklin Pincham
Margaret Lawton
Two Aircraft Collide Over Potomac River Valley Killing 11
A Capital Airlines Viscount and a Maryland Air National Guard IT-33 trainer crashed in clear skies above the Potomac River Valley. All 11 aboard the passenger plane were killed, a second airman perhaps from the military craft died, and Capt Julius R. McCoy survived with severe burns.
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Brunswick
Capital Airlines
Potomac River Valley
Maryland Air National Guard
Julius R. McCoy
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Harry Nicholson
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
National Guard
104Th
Maryland Guard
Martin Co
Jessie Hunt
Hamburg
N. Y
Helen Irizzary
North Bay Shore
St. Fen Beets
Capital
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
Clifford Grant
Brownsville
Landers
President Signs Bill Boosting Military Pay
President Eisenhower signed legislation that increases military pay to attract career service. The first year cost is about 576 million dollars, with raises varying from 6.20 to 599 dollars monthly for different ranks and roles. The plan covers active duty members across Air Force Army Navy Marines Coast Guard Public Health Service and Geodetic Survey with reservists and retirees receiving focused increases.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pentagon
Ralph J. Cordiner Jr
General Electric
Acid Burns Two Men At Brakeblok Plant
Two Brakeblok plant workers were admitted to Memorial Hospital after acid spray from a broken line. Jack Ritter aged 28 of 315 N Kent St and Richard Combes aged 33 of Route 4 were treated for second degree phenol burns. Ritter suffered burns to the right arm legs chest abdomen and buttocks while Combes sustained burns to the face neck left arm shoulder right forearm left thigh and abdomen.
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Brakeblok
Memorial Hospital
Jack Ritter
N. Kent St
Richard Combes
Route 4
Ritter
Combs
Strike Brings Severe Lebanese Economic Strain
Beirut faces a ten day general strike marked by bombings and terrorism as shops close and trade halts. Five people were killed and many wounded, with opposition groups pressing Camile Chamoun to resign. Lebanon's economy loses millions daily as ports and transit tighten. Tripoli endures weekend battles with 60 reported dead.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saeb Salam
Chamoun
Tripoli
Socialist Arab Resurrection Party
Morse Says Tour Never Should Have Been Undertaken
Senator Wayne Morse contends the State Department testimony shows Vice President Nixon's Latin American tour provoked trouble and should not have occurred. He cited Deputy Under Secretary Robert Murphy's briefing saying Caracas disturbances were not anticipated despite advance warnings. Murphy added no clear link between Latin American demonstrations and anti American outbreaks elsewhere.
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Morse
Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
State Department
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Robert Murphy
Venezuela
Caracas
Labor Leader Attacks Byrd at Virginia Beach Meeting
Oliver W. Singleton regional CIO director condemned Senator Byrd for 25 years in the U S Senate saying he never votes right. He labeled Virginia union delegates at the convention as Byrd supporters and warned they would be shot for treason if in the army. Singleton oversees CIO AFL activity in VA MD DE DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irginia Beach
Maryland
Byrd
D-Va
United States Senate
Oliver W. Singleton
Baltimore
CIO
Virginia Union
Senator Byrd
Singleton
Cio-Afl
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Auto Dealers Sponsor 24 Page Tabloid Section
A 24 page tabloid section sponsored by the city nine automobile dealers is distributed with the Evening Star today. Issued for You Auto Buy No. week through Saturday per a proclamation by Mayor Claude B Smalts Jr. Prepared by the Associated Press it covers auto industry past present and future and highlights inventions impact and upcoming features. The section also contains advertisements for 21 car types now available in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Associated Press
Winchester
School Trustee Electoral Board Meeting Planned in Winchester
The School Trustee Electoral Board of Fittlerick County Virginia will meet Friday May 23 1958 at 10 00 A M in the County Clerk office Winchester Virginia to elect a School Trustee for Shawnee District.
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Fittlerick County
Virginia
Winchester
Chance to oust Pflimlin as De Gaulle bids power
Paris Assembly faces a showdown over Gen Charles de Gaulle's call for exceptional powers to handle the Algerian crisis. Premier Pflimlin seeks a 90 day emergency extension, with deputies weighing continuation, ousting him, or risking chaos.
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Paris
National Assembly
Charlies de Gaulle
France
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Pflimlin
Pflimiii
Pari
Algiers
de Gaulle
Pilumin
Raoul Salan
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
Salan
Dulles Says Threats Won’t Bar U S Duty Worldwide
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States will fulfill its duties globally despite Soviet warnings over Lebanon. He cited Congress backed Middle East policy powers to protect Lebanon's independence and integrity if needed, while avoiding a pretext for U S forces.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Middle East
Congress
U.S
Middle Eastern
U.S. Middle East
U S Doctors See Russians Revive Dead Dog in Life Scan
Six U S women doctors touring Soviet medical centers reported watching scientists drain a dog's blood and revive it after five minutes, with it barking again. They cited Ogonyek saying dogs revived up to an hour after heart stoppage and noted human revival cases.
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Moscow
U. S
Ogonyek
V. A. Negovsky
Jean Henley
Columbia University
Gravedigger Waits 20 Years For First Burial
Walter Hammond, gravedigger at a new cemetery in Walpole St Andrew Cambridgeshire, has waited 20 years for a first burial. The Rural Council opened the acre site in 1938 and advertised for burials with no response. Hammond tends the gate and grows a truck garden while hoping a pioneer will break the drought of service.
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Walpole ST. Andrew
England
Walter Hammond
Cambridgeshire
Walter
Ronald Dixon
Try Our Simmering Welsh Rarebit at Hotel Restaurant
An advertisement fragment promotes a simmering Welsh rarebit at Howard Johnson Restaurant inside the George Washington Hotel. The notice invites readers to view young half-sizes by Worth’s and mentions bark by Chestnut Oak and Black Oak. A. C. Slonaker & Son handles oak bark contracts.
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George Washington
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Oncestor
Jupiter Missile Carries Heavier Payload Than Sputnik III
Cape Canaveral reports the Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile delivered a 3000 pound nose cone into space and back, recovered intact in the Atlantic after 4 1/2 hours. The rocket’s altitude is classified and its future remains uncertain as McElroy weighs Jupiter against Thor for a final choice.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soviet Union
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Missile Test Center
Jupiter
Air Force
Thor
Earth
Atlantic
Space
Sputnik Iti
Fleet regrouped due to Mediterranean tension
Norfolk reports unsettled conditions in the Mediterranean have led the Atlantic Fleet to reshuffle combat units for immediate redeployment if needed. The Navy says the move is to strengthen defense during the unsettled period while unofficial sources cite increased mobility and readiness to reinforce the 6th Fleet if Far East tensions rise. Some fleet units are on a four day standby alert.
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Norfolk
Mediterranean
Navy
Far East
6Th Fleet
Suez Canal
mid-Alantac
Venezuela's Junta Restored as Elections Pledge Made
Venezuela's ruling junta regains full strength with two new civilian members joining Adm. Larrazabal. The regime vows free elections, but major parties complain they were excluded and call for a broader junta. An election law is promised for May 23 amid rumors of arrests to deter opposition.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Arturo Sosa
Edgar Sanabria
Eugenio Mendoza
Blas Lamberti
Hector Santaelia
Wash
United States
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Betty Eleanor Taylor Pence
National Ave
James George Shugars
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
George W. Shugars
Golliday
Milton Harris
Fincham
Charles Thomas Legg
John T. Miller
Johnston
Legg
Kenneth Legg
Charlie Tait
Kermit Batt
Assails Byrd
de Gatulie
Buzzella’s Shop
Colonial Kitchen
Leona Baumgartner
New York City
Helen Taussig
Johns Hopkins University
Esther C. Marting
University of Cincinnati
Margaret Sloan
National Research Council
Thelma Dunn
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Henley
Whistler
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