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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 28, 1959

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Tawes to Sign Maryland Liquor Bill for Hotel Licensing

Governor Tawes is set to sign a state wide liquor bill that would allow the Francis Scott Key Hotel to obtain an on premise license. The bill requires a three story building with at least 100 rooms and dining facilities for 125, plus a half million dollar capital investment and $2,000 annual license fees. Licenses would be issued by the county clerk with approval from the boards of license commissioners, effective June 1.

Francis Scott’ Ker Tawes Associated Press Francis Scott Key Circuit Court Boards of License Commissioners Frederick County

Frederick High School Alumni Dinner Dance Set for June 6

The Frederick High School Alumni Association will stage a dinner dance on June 6 at West Frederick Junior High School from 6 to 8 p.m. followed by a Braddock Heights dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Dick Harp's Orchestra. The event includes an annual meeting with officer elections and a preliminary ballot listing candidates for president vice president treasurer and directors. Ticket sales begin May 1 at Gaver and Son Insurance Agency with advance sale only and a closing date of June 4. George Phobus serves as association president and William Baker of Terry-Sue Restaurant will cater the dinner.

The Frederick Max Kehne Merril “Buck” Suler Tommy Gosnell Carl C. Thomas Betty Felton Miller Sarah Ramsburg C. Thomas Shoemaker John Fenton Clyde BM. Roney Jr Charles ““Chiz” Staley Charles Richard Wachter Alien Rouizahn Jean Clark Gaver Lawrence “Larry Gaver and Son Insurance Agency George Phobus William Baker

Bardot Ends Romance With Sacha Distel

Brigitte Bardot has severed all relations with Sacha Distel in a brief secretary statement. The glamour queen’s romance with the guitarist ends after a Riviera romance scene. Bardot now flirts with Jacques Charrier, her film co star. National item notes Chicago at Milwaukee train delay due to wet grounds.

Paris Brigitte Bardot Sacha Distel Miss Bardot Brigitte Riviera Sacha Jacques Charrier National Chicago Milwaukee

County Woman Dies After Self Inflicted Bullet Wound

A 40 year old Feagaville woman identified as Mrs. Lester Irving Flohr died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after shooting herself in the forehead with a 22 rifle. State Police said the incident occurred about 3:30 this morning at the Flohr home and she died around 9:30. The family said she had been nervous and under a doctor's care.

Frederick Memori i Lester Irving Loritaine Leonore Flohr Polic Flonr A. D. Cariso&r Frederick

Million Dollar Contract Awarded To Kline Firm

The State Roads Commission awarded Richard F. Kline Inc of Frederick a million dollar contract for relocating Maryland Route 31 in Carroll county from Manchester to Westminster. The 3.82 mile project will form part of a future dual highway and connects with four and a half miles from Manchester to near Cranberry. Initial work is underway as the second million dollar contract in Carroll county following a separate 1.23 million award to J O and C H Stuart for Maryland Route 97 relocation.

State Roads Commission Richard F. Kline, Inc Frederick Carroll County Maryland 31 Manchester Westminster Cranberry Carrell County Iommission C. H. Stuart Washington Thas Maryland 97 West Minster Maryland Liberty Road Winfield Fenby Bartholow Road Maryland 26

Wind and Rain Storms End But Damage Reported Across Regions

Weather Bureau said threats of tornadoes had ended after funnel clouds were sighted in Missouri and Arkansas. Strong winds, hail, and heavy rain swept from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Coast, with Sikeston Missouri and Clinton Arkansas among hard hit areas. Roofs damaged, trees uprooted, and utility lines disrupted as the storm moved eastward, leaving Chicago soaked with over two inches of rain in a six hour span.

Mississippi River Atlantic Weather Bureau Missouri Arkansas St. Louis Clinton Ark Sikeston Mussouri U.S. Highway 61 Dexter New Madrid Marehouse Central Plains Ohio Valley Plains States Mississippi Valley Great Lakes New England Prospect Chicago

Hospitalized After Wreck On U S 40 West

Richard James Smith age 25 of Route 5 Frederick was admitted to Fort Detrick Hospital for shock after a collision at the US 40 intersection with a private driveway. Smith’s car damage valued between 150 and 200 dollars. another vehicle about 100 dollars. State Trooper Ira Carter charged Summers with failing to give the right of way to an oncoming vehicle. Summers uninjured.

Richard James Smith Frederick Fort Detrick Hospital Coulrse Smith Ira Carter Summers

Minister Who Became Thief Is Sentenced

Former Methodist minister Byrd Alexander Geiger, 41, has been sentenced to five years in prison for grand larceny in Tampa. He admitted burglaries at 18 business establishments and schools, saying he stole to fund a fresh start in life. The sentencing followed his plea and confession.

Tampa Fla L. A. Grayson Byrd Alexander Geiger Mon Day Geiger

Dedicate 4 Streets At Detrick Fort Detrick dedicates four Capehart streets in honor of local war dead

Fort Detrick dedicates Bullene Drive Bartgis Place Willard Place and Sheets Crace in a morning ceremony with Colonel Prentice and city officials present. Widows Lois Bullene Helen Barigis Joel Willard Robert Sheets unveilings led by escorts. Rev Woodward opens with prayer. Unfavorable weather moved event to Officers Open Mess.

New Capehart Fort Detrick Lois Bullene Egbert F. Bullene Bullene Drive James C. Waiters Ditto Avenue Washington Helen I. Barigis Shooksown Road Franklin Baltimore Charles Irick Amos Johnson Bartgis Lewis G. Bartgis Joel E. Willard East Ninth Street Kenneth’ 'C C. L. Pittman Jr Willard Place Joel E. Wil’ Hard Robert T. Sheets Robert, Jr Thomas Tj Avenue Charles J McDuff Sheets Crace Hus Iband Wil Hara Sfc Earl BR. iRenier Eldon Ewing Robert S. Sprinkle U. S. Army HMS R. L. Russnogle Navy Cape May Ramsburg Fredericksonians Ciy Detrick iChamber of Commerce Rhodericks James H. Grave

Herter Arrives for Geneva Talks on German Issue

U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter arrived in Paris to help settle Western proposals for Germany ahead of the Geneva foreign ministers conference with the Soviet Union He said Western Allies will unite and present a firm common position yet acknowledge differing views on several questions An aura of optimism followed his arrival as he planned three days of discussions with British French and West German ministers The French diplomat cited progress toward a general agreement and an American source anticipated a wrap up before Geneva

Paris API U.S Christian A. Herter Washington Germany Geneva Soviet Union Herter

NBC Still Seeking To Settle Strike

Federal mediators pressed NBC to settle a walkout by engineers and technicians at NBC causing two hours of network outages on both TV and radio. A meeting with the National Association of Broadcast Employees Technicians was scheduled as talks continued. The strike disrupted a Today program featuring Brigitte Bardot taped in Paris and sparked union objections over French language use in the taping.

New York National Broadcasting Co Federal Mediation and Comlation Service NBC National Assn. of Broadcast Empt Technicians NABET Telecon Dave Garroway Rogram Nbc-Tv Brigitte Bardot Paris Union Viola

Abduction Witness To Get Out On Bond

AP reports key witnesses are to be released on bond this week. The article notes a Black motorist, James, is jailed on murder charges. his trial was postponed to the next criminal term. Monroe warns motorists to re register before June 30 and pay the $3.50 fee.

Poplarville Miss C J. Mondy Baltimore Stoner James Monroe H. I. J Or K Register Sebe Dale St. Monroe

Ist District Meets Here Wednesday

More than 160 women travel to Frederick for the annual meeting of the First District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs. Edward D. Storm presides, with Mrs. Robert S. Nyburg of CARE as featured speaker on Mexico aid efforts. Local clubs host, and nominations for district officers are announced.

Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Francis Scott Key Hotel Edward D. Storm James J. Abbott Junior Woman's Club of Frederick Robert S. Nyburg Mexico Bernard Kelly First District G. Bates Cumberland iMrs Calvin Schuldknecht Civic Club Charles W. Brown New Windsor Ezra Arbourgh Woman’s Club of Hampstead Ernest Lindsay Women's Civic Club of James MecHesry Woman's Civic Club of Oakland Wilbur Wimmer Woman's Club of Sykesville James Pitkethly Allegany County Johan Wooden Carrell County Robert Klein Frederick Coun Emory Bolden Garrett Calvin Doubch NeDurg

Frederick post honors mayor and citizens at ceremony

Colonel Prentice voiced appreciation for the mayor and Frederick citizens who attended the ceremony. Major Barattino Provost Marshal Captain Laster adjutant and Lt Colonel Vacca with staff aided arrangements in the progressive community event.

Army Rhoderick Prentice Frederick E. J. Barattino John S. Laster J. V. Vacca

Market uneven in active trading on Wall Street

The Market churned unevenly in active trading early this afternoon with most stock changes fractional and only a few moving one or two points.

York

Frederick plans parking and bridge upgrades under two section report

A two section report from the Governmental Survey Group led by Glenn T Swisher outlines comprehensive recommendations for Frederick citys bridge street and parking improvements. It details a downtown Parking Authority with 250000 financing from city and private parties and a two year 378100 bridge and street program.

Frederick City Glenn T. Swisher G. Hunter Bowers Frederick Alder-lusan c Police Department Bloomsburg Penna., J

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