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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1958
Page
14
At the Brussels 1958 World Fair the United States exhibit drew large crowds with 169000 tickets sold on Thursday and about 60000 visiting the American pavilion amid rival displays from Russia. Attendance figures for the Russian side were not released. Visitors left notes praising progress while some entries referenced isolation.
The scene at the Jofty circular pavilion drew dense crowds for the fashion shows with live models. Wolf whistles rose as attendees watched, with strong interest in bathing suits. Food drew demand everywhere, and the Russian exhibit attracted many for horses while the American exhibit drew crowds for dot dogs.
Marriage licenses issued for Charles W. Damuth and Dorcas Bull. Ernest Thompson and Katie Crown. Forrest Moser Jr. and Ferne Rice. Austin Bowie and Esther Summers. Frank Parker and Roberta Glass. Scott Overdorf and Virginia Miller. Deed transfers include Catoctin Quaker Camp Inc. from John C Fraver et al.. Alan R Smith to Roger Hamilton Smith. Charles F Orndorff executor to Charles H Jamison. Jamison to Hubert Baer. Harry Kemp to Reginald Cumming. Jacob Hildebrand to James Horine.
Manager Bil Burall of the New Market baseball team has called a practice for today and Sunday at 2 o clock.
The White House announced the disposal of two crates of reportedly radioactive vegetables sent to President Eisenhower from Berkeley California by a local Friends Society. A press secretary offered no details on disposition. The crates arrived with a letter urging an end to nuclear tests stating concern for children.
Mihalic, a Belgrade printer weighing 330 pounds, completed his sixth appearance with five wins and one second in the Boston Marathon, finishing second in 1956 behind Alain Mimout in Melbourne. Kelley from Groton, Iowa set a local record by running Hopkinton to Boston Back Bay in 2 20 05.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported 15 window panes were smashed on a Washington to Brunswick train at 6 19 p m Thursday as it crossed Forest Glen Road in Silver Spring. Montgomery County police searched the area but found no culprit. No injuries were reported.
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