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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1958

Page

9

Open Bids For Schools GroundWork at Frederick High

Richard F. Kline appears as the apparent low bidder for development of PE fields parking areas and site improvements at Frederick High and the new West Frederick Junior High. Drummond and Co Inc of Elkridge bid for project A at 136816.05 while Drummond offered 163759. Oharge and alternatives would alter costs.

Richard F. Kline The Frederick High School New West Frederick Junior High School Fihe Drummond and Co. Inc Elkridge Kline Drummond Ohange United States Near East Drummond Company United Nall James A. Sensenbaugh Board of Education West Patrick Street Patrick Street Frederick County Sensenbaugh

Powell Scores Easy Victory In New York Harlem Result

Powell's landslide win in Harlem for the Democratic nomination signals strong support for fast integration. In Arkansas, segregationist Jim Johnson trails Justice Millwee in a tight Supreme Court race as public views remain split on desegregation. Idaho's Democratic governor bid features Derr and Hanson in a photo finish over gambling and the race edges toward Smylie.

Adam Clayton Powell Harlem Rabel Brown Jim Johnson Minor Millavee Millvee Arkansas’ Supreme Court Idaho A. M. Derr Max ‘Hanson Derr Hanson Robert E. Smylie Brown Tom Life Arkansas Orval Faubus Johnson Justice Millwee Millwee Faubus Supreme Court Edn F. McFaddin Grif Fin Smith Jr Smith

Five Day Forecast and Stroke News at Hood College

The five day forecast predicts near normal temperatures with a cooler spell midweek and a warmer Friday. Dr Henry J Stahr president of Hood College suffered a severe stroke at his Scituate Mass home last Friday. He is receiving care and shows encouraging improvement as showers are possible Saturday and Monday with total precipitation between a half and an inch. Highs are mid 80s inland and around 80 near the coast. Lows range from the 60s to the 50s in mountains. Dr Stahr is 78 years old.

Associated Press Stahr Henry J. Stahr Tiunlemeritus Hood College Scituate Mass

Highlights of Address by United Nations Leader

President Eliepower warns against domination by any one power or ideology and cautions that aggressive leadership may pressure small nations with a false choice between surrender or war. He notes ballistic blackmail as a tactic seen in the Near East crisis and affirms U S rights to respond to legitimate appeals under the UN Charter.

United Nations N. Y Eliephower Mmnan United States Senate Sandrei Gromyko Eisenhower U.S Lebanon Russia U.N Faun

Secretary General urged to consult Arabs on regional Arab development body

The secretary general is urged to begin immediate consultations with Arab nations of the Near East to determine if agreement can be reached to establish an Arab development institution on a regional basis.

Near East

Woman Denies Infidelity After Husband Suspicions

In a terse note, she protests that she did not step out for bread but provides no further clarification to ease her spouse’s doubts. No additional witnesses or context are given in the fragment.

Mt Airy Power Outages From Storm Darkness For An Hour

A Mt Airy storm caused a main power line to topple, leaving virtually all of Mt Airy without electricity from about 9:30 to 10:30 PM. The nearby Lander and Charlesville areas also experienced outages due to lightning striking transformers. Rainfall totaled .43 inches before midnight with August reaching 1.25 inches. weather forecasters expect unsettled conditions and warmer temperatures into Friday.

Mt. Airy Potomac Edison Company Mount Airy Power Company Lander Charlesville United States

Heights Firemen Sell Engine Bond Drive Update

The Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company held a well attended meeting to discuss the bond selling drive for a new engine. Chairman Grafton Cost reported the 38,500 goal is less than half sold, with many area residents yet to be contacted. The new fire truck has been tested and accepted, and a payment check was presented to Glen Culbert Co. Equipment orders include turnout clothing and more gear. An annual festival is planned for Aug 22 and 23 at the fire hall, with plans complete for a successful event.

Braddock Heights Harris Glen Culbert Co College Park American Fire Apparatus Co Battle Creek Mich

English Type Saddle Worth 275 Is Stolen

A state police report states an English type saddle valued at $275 was stolen from the farm of Mr and Mrs Joseph Vona near Mt Pleasant. The Vona family, known for Morgan horses, reported the loss occurred sometime Monday. L C Clark leads the police investigation. Cambridge integration order affects Dorchester County schools.

Joseph Vona Aeport Vona Morgan Mt. Pleasant L. C. Clark

Gromyko Blames U S For Middle East Tensions

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko blasted the United States at a United Nations emergency session, accusing Washington and Britain of threatening world peace by military moves in Lebanon and challenging U S adherence to the U N Charter. He warned of potential worldwide consequences and rejected Eisenhower's call for Western restraint.

United Nations N.Y United States Britain U2x Charter Lebanon

14 Month Old Case On Reckless Driving Set Today

In Annapolis a 14 month old reckless driving charge against Sidney Sappington, a Baltimore contractor, was to be heard today in magistrate court. His bond of 26.45 was ordered forfeited as the case traced back to May last year when off duty trooper Clevenger stopped Sappington on the Ritchie Highway.

Baltimore Annapolis Sidney Sappington Sappington Alvin J. T. Zumbrim Criminal Justice Commission Zumbrun Gordon M. Allen Community Chess-sponsored Commission Allen High Echelon State Police Investigating Board Hyman Pressman Pressman G. E. Davidson Marlin S. Clevenger Anne Arundel County Clevenger Waterloo Barracks

Begin To Withdraw Marines

BEIRUT Lebanon AP A token withdrawal of US Marines from Lebanon began today as Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged the UN General Assembly to order all 15 000 American troops out. The 1 700 men of the 2nd Marine Division started loading heavy equipment for ships of the 6th Fleet.

Beirut Lebanon Andrei Gromyko U.N. General Assembly 2Nd Marine Division 6Th Fleet Camille Chamoun Izvestia Moscow Assembly Moscow Radio Jordan London Amman Hussein Nasser United Arab Republic

Welcome Mat Plan Thursday Events Highlight Jaycee Week

The Junior Chamber of Commerce prepares for the third annual Welcome Mat with a daytime and evening schedule. Officials will escort the visiting family from Route 15 at 2 p.m., through town at 3:15, then a 3:45 reception at City Hall followed by a historical tour and a 6:30 fried dinner at Peter Pan Inn. The Welcome Mat dance begins at 3:45 p.m. Braddock Heights with Jaycee Wives arrangements. Two men were sentenced for dis orderly conduct in Middle Alley with warnings to avoid trouble.

Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Jacob R. Ramsburg Lemuel Keller Jaycee Glenn A. Mainer Don Koons Urbana Braddock Heights Frederick Middle Alley Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Fred Henry Brown Charles David Thompson House of Correction Guy Himes Russell Potts

Eisenhower outlines six point plan for Middle East peace

President Eisenhower, in a UN General Assembly address, proposed a six point peace plan for the Middle East, including an emergency UN police force and an international economic development program. He accused Russia of war hysteria via ballistic blackmail and urged Arab renaissance while warning of dangers from aggressive leadership. A separate city report notes a pet crow named Inky causing mischief at Point of Rocks, stealing keys and small items, with owners seeking its whereabouts.

United Nations, N.Y Eisenhower Middle East U.N Voppaupious United Nations General Assembly Russia Soviet Union Risenhower General Assembly Lebanon Jordan W. N

Backlog In Senate Taken Up Today

The article details Senate plans to tackle a $172 billion education bill and UN backed Middle East proposals, plus notes on Eisenhower condemning Bernard Caling Goldfine and calls for scholarships and loans. It also mentions unusual local crow sightings and a public education funding package with grants for labs and equipment.

Washington U.N U.S Jordan Toms ITN Ner Cannel Point 7 Rocks Point of Rocks Earl Welty East Church Street Weltys Gien Conrad East Patrick Street Conrads News and Post R Senate

Entered Colonial Service Station. valuables untouched

An alert officer found the Colonial Service Station at North Market and Seventh streets entered about 1 am. A broken north-side window allowed access but no valuables were taken, cigarettes and items valued were readily reachable. investigation led by Detective Sgt Norman Dietz.

Colonial Service North Market Seventh Streets Russell Potts Potts Preston Lang Lang Norman Dietz

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