The News Frederick Briefs From April 3
Frederick items from April 3 include short notices and briefs on local happenings. Readers get quick updates on community events and public notices with concise details.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1960
Page
8
Frederick items from April 3 include short notices and briefs on local happenings. Readers get quick updates on community events and public notices with concise details.
South wins a long squeeze after West doubles and East struggles to exit. South ruffs diamonds, cashes trumps, and finally forces West’s last trump, leaving East with a doomed discard as dummy’s spades become good.
A small single engine plane plunged onto a car on U S Highway 40 about 17 miles east of downtown Columbus causing both vehicles to explode. Five people in the plane and car were killed, with three car passengers injured. Victims include Delbert Charles Stiles 23 and Monalee Stiles 22 of Columbus, the pilot, Rita Cecile Lyle 20 Jim Wingle 14 and Julia Jacques 58.
Public service notice invites readers to obtain a free 36 page illustrated booklet on arthritis and rheumatism mailed to homes. The brochure explains causes, effects and danger of neglect, plus a proven treatment approach that has helped thousands. No cost or obligation. Address The Bali Clime 3365 Excelsior Springs MO.
Mrs Vera Lee Smith national chair of the Mass Media Committee of the AAUW will speak at the Frederick Branch meeting. She serves on the AAUW Educational Foundation board and is former president of the American College Public Relations Association, currently teaching English at Shepherd Virginia. The 8 p.m. program in the u Burr Artz Library Children’s Room will be led by president Mrs Wayne Neely with hostesses Mrs Orley Bourland Miss Marion MacPhail Miss Alice Moser Miss Louise Weagley and Mrs Paul Wise.
Gov Tawes endorses J. Gilber and Dulany Foster for 15 year terms on the Baltimore City Supreme Bench and criticizes attorney Hy man Pressman now running for the bench. Pressman replies that politics has no place in a judicial election as candidates clash over interim appointments and party support.
Prime Minister Adnan Menderes broke ground on a 26 million dollar oil refinery to be built near Izmit, jointly by Caltex Oil Corp and Turkish interests. The project marks a major energy venture 50 miles east of Istanbul.
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