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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1958

Page

8

Ten Killed When Home Is Burned

A Jersey Shore Pennsylvania fire destroyed a two story home on the outskirts of town early today. Ten people died including eight children and Terance Flock and his mother in law Maude Blair. Flock’s wife and others escaped as a dresser toppled at a window. Fire Chief Edwards said the house was engulfed and burned to the ground. The tragedy follows a scene of a man’s withdrawal from a mayoral bid amid local political tensions.

Jersey Shor Terance Flock Flock Maude Blair Richard Edwards E. Paul Magaha Frederick Democrat Edwards Odie Tani Pennsylvania Magaha Harry Ben-lows Nie Terry Susan Ken Ruth Richard William Herman Seichrist Frederick John 4. Derr Felow Democrats Board J IM3 Lloyd C. Culler

Seven Sailors Injured In Potomac River Car Crash

Seven sailors attached to the carrier USS Intrepid heading for a weekend in Ohio were injured when their car left a bridge edge and plunged into the Potomac River near Cumberland. Five hospitalized, two treated and released. victims include James Halbrooks and James Hodgeson of Mansfield Ohio with fractures, Max Lee Strater of Millersburg Ohio in shock, among others. In Joppa Maryland a motorcyclist Walter J Whitt, 22, died after a crash on Maryland Route 7. cause unknown, skull fracture.

Cumberland Ohio Potomac River Intrepid Norfolk James Halbrooks Mansfield I Ohio James Hodgeson William Glass Marion Ind Max Lee Strater Millersburg Lynn Otis Babcock Olin Iowa Glen Lester Margole Ore Clayton Linsay Lancaster

Held Up on Grand River Avenue Robbery

Mrs. Helen Lamb, 46, was assaulted and robbed on Grand River Avenue in Detroit as motorists passed by. She was struck with a blunt instrument, fled into the road, and the thief took her purse containing 118 dollars in cash and a 25 dollar unemployment check. She required treatment for a scalp wound.

Detroit Grand River Avenue

Goucher Coed Is Hurled To Her Death

A Goucher College freshman, Miss Freeland from Waukegan Illinois, was killed when a car driven by William Dukes of Denton Maryland crashed into a guard rail and burned. Dukes survived with serious injuries and friend Miss Freeland was found drowned in Tuckahoe Creek. The accident occurred near Easton Maryland as the couple was en route to dinner with Dukes parents. Police withheld the crash cause pending investigation.

Baston Goucher College Miss Freeland Easton Dukes Here

Toll cuts planned for Delaware Memorial Bridge

Wilmington delays toll rate plan to reduce charges by one third. The cut takes effect June 1, announced yesterday. Kent officials and Delaware Turnpike Authority pledged relief for commuters amid rising travel costs.

Wilmington Delaware Memorial Bridge

Khrushchev warns Hungarians to rely on themselves

In Stalixvaros Khrushchev told 20 000 workers that a new revolt in Hungary cannot count on Russian aid. He urged self help while acknowledging past Soviet military support in 1956. He spoke extemporaneously and did not imply an unconditional ban on future backing.

Stalixvaros Hungary Nikita Khrushchev Stalin Khrushchev

Pre Easter Rains Soak Large Areas

The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms disrupting regions from the Pacific Coast to the Ohio Valley with heavy rain in the Plains and Iowa. California faced disaster designation as more rain loomed, while a new Pacific front threatened northern California yet not enough for floods. Thirteen deaths occurred in the storms, including a San Jose gardener.

Pacific Coast Qhiu Valley California Eisenhower Weather Bureau Midwest Arizona Nevada Pacific San Jose Gulf of Mexico Plains Rockies Dakotas Middle Atlantic New England Georgia Carolinas Gulf States Central Plains Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Tennessee Middle South Atlantic

Castro declares total war in Cuba amid Easter tension

Fidel Castro launches a declared war against Sudan President Fulgencio Castro accusing him of provocation. Gospel and Catholic leaders are reportedly seen as leaning toward the rebellion while authorities vow no general strike or visible rebel action during religious events.

Havana Fidel Castro Sudan Fulgencio Gaslista Castro Petat Castro Ha Jvana Cuban Confederation of Labor Cuba

Easter Weather Outlook Signals Mixed Conditions

The Weather Bureau forecasts fair mild weather for Easter paraders in New England and a belt from eastern Arizona through the Southern plains to western Florida. Most of the nation will see rain with heavy snow likely in western mountain areas. Showers will spread to the Atlantic states as stormy conditions persist in the plains, with windy, showery weather from eastern Georgia to Connecticut.

Washington New England Gulf Coast Arizona Weather Bureau Southern Plains Flo ‘Rida Plains Atlantic States Georgia Connecticut

Central Point For Voting Is Undecided

The Central Point for city voting remains undecided as the Board of Elections weighs using the State Armory for the June 10 municipal election after observing county precinct consolidation at the May 20 primary. Parking arrangements, space and traffic are noted as key factors. city precincts may shift from 16 in 1954 to more in 1956. A large re-registration is under way with limited candidate activity noted among Democrats and no current GOP contenders.

City Board of Election State Armory Board of Aldermen Fiverman Board of Aldermen G.O.P

Easter Sunrise Service Moves If Rain Falls in City

The single Easter sunrise service planned by the North End Civic Association at Staley Parks 5 45 a m will shift to Good Shepherd Lutheran if showers come. Churches Frederick Church of the Nazarene join in the service, with Good Friday attendance noted and warm Good Friday weather boosting crowds. Banks, closed Friday, reopen for three hours. Easter Monday remains a public school holiday with normal business expected.

North End Civic Association Staley Parks Good Shepherd! Lutheran Church Frederick Church of the Nazarene

Trip To Dance Ends In Death

Five youths die in a headon collision between a car and a Greyhound bus on State Highway 226 near Creswell Oregon. Nine others aboard the bus are injured none seriously. Victims include John Louis Bradigan 17 and Donald Keith Mathews 16 Cottage Grove and Thomas Riley Huckaby 21 Lindsay Oklahoma. The crash occurred as the car attempted a turn near Creswell after a high school dance. The bodies were recovered after two hours.

Eugene Ore Greyhound Oregon Creswell Here Ius Harry Nelson John Louis Bradigan Donald Keith Mathews Cottage Grove Thomas Riley Huckaby Lindsay Okla

Auto Fatalities in Harrisonburg Area Rise Toll

The Associated Press reports two deaths in separate early morning wrecks near Harrisonburg Virginia. A 2 year old Marine and a Delaware man died, raising the 1958 Virginia highway toll to 185, matching last year’s on this date. Frank Williams, Navy Base Boston, was killed on US 211 near New Market three miles east of town. Ray A Miller Sr., of Hockessin, Delaware, died in a separate crash on US 11 north of Harrisonburg.

Associated Press Harrisonburg Virginia New Market Snonandoah County Frank Williams Navy Base Boston Mass U.S. 11 Rockingham County Ray A. Miller Sr Hockessin Det

Lana Turner Faces Tragedy in Home After Five Marriages

Hollywood star Lana Turner, famed as The Sweater Girl, endures more tragedy after Johnny Stompanato's killing at her home. The piece recounts a life of multiple marriages, a difficult family history, and a teenage daughter Cheryl amid ongoing turmoil and public scrutiny.

Lana Turner

Easter Sunrise Services Mark Resurrection Across World

Easter dawn services were held from Walter Reed Army Medical Center to Bethesda and Jerusalem as Christians honor the resurrection. Pope Pius XII addressed millions in St Peter's Square while radio and Eurovision broadcast the message. In the Arctic Circle and Thule Greenland, chaplains led northern sunrise observances, with events across the United States from New York to Boston and Mt Sprite Peak in Vermont.

Associated Press Walter Reed Army Naval Medical Cold Emphi Arctic Circle Willitheater Isiof Cathedral of the Pines Rindge N H Winston‘Salem N.C Jerusalem Christ Eisenhower Washington Gettysburg Rome St.s .Peter's Square Pius United States New York City Boston Radio City Music Hall New York Protestant Council of the Springfield College of Massachusetts Virginia Union University Richmond Sprite Peak Stowe Washington, D.C

Easter Seal drive urged as sales lag in Frederick

J Milton Brunk, local chairman, urged those who have not yet donated to Crippled Children at Easter Seals to contribute soon as sales run 20 percent behind. Open House at Easter Seal Treatment Center drew interest in equipment aiding rehabilitation. Local officials including Mrs Naslin, Mrs Michael, Walker, Offutt, and Cariy serve on the Western Maryland Council. Contributions may be sent to Crippled Children in care of the local postmaster.

J. Milton Brunk Brunk Frederick Western Maryland Council For Richard F. Naslin Paul S. Michael Nevin T. R. Walker W. Jerome Offutt Clarence C. Cariy

Stompanato Death Ties to Lana Turner Family Drama

Lana Turner and her 14 year old daughter Cheryl faced a Beverly Hills police scene after Johnny Stompanato was found stabbed to death in Turner's home. Cheryl, booked as a juvenile on suspicion of murder, allegedly acted after Stompanato threatened Turner. Giesler called it justifiable homicide as investigators detailed the dramatic confrontation.

Hollywood Tana Turner Johnny Siompanato Lana John Turner San Francisco Cheryl Los Angeles Julia Jean Mildred Frances Turner Wallace Idaho West Miss Turner Bill Wilkerson Wilkerson Zeppo Marx Marx Brothers Lana Turner Johnny Stompanato Stompanato Beverly Hills Stephen Crane Clinton Anderson Mickey Cohen P. R. Smith Stompanto Raymond Borders Stempanate Borders Stompanato J Chief Anderson Giesler Stempanato Acapulco Mex Taney Wien Place Vlempanas Hollyweed Sori Aimee Beshen Cohen Helen Guibert Miss Turmer Genie San Framecistq

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