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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1958

Page

9

Winchester Hall Gardens to be Beautified by Garden Club

Garden Club of Frederick plans beautification around Winchester Hall with about 400 dollars worth of permanent shrubs and plantings. Front boxes will feature boxwood and ivy, center strips will receive convex leaf Japanese holly and brown myrtle. Planning by Carl N Johnson and a contract to Ralph Finch. work to start late September.

Winchester Hall Garden Club of Frederick Garden Club G. Harris Stauffer Wiliam H. Kemp

Government Study Group Is Selected

Mayor Ramsburg announced the appointment of a committee to study major city government operations. Glenn T. Swisher will chair the group with wide civic leadership listed among its members. findings aim for a year-end report to guide future city policy.

Jacob R. Ramsburg Glenn T. Swisher Cty Potomac Edison Company Jolly Tor James R. Austin G. Hunter Ramsburg Frederick Freder Ick

Auto-Truck 290 Crash Kills Four Girls Near Breezewood

Four young girls die and a serviceman is critically injured in a head on auto-truck collision south of Breezewood Pennsylvania. The crash involved ten deaths overnight across western Keystone State. Names of the deceased and survivor are listed, and the BREEZEWGOOD region is given with routes 126 and connections to the Turnpike. Separately, 250 members of the 302nd Signal Battalion depart Fort Meade for a 15 day summer camp, with details on personnel and training plans.

Wreck Kills Signal Bn Breezewgood Pennsylvania Keystone State Breezewood Hancock U. S. 40 302Nd Signal Battalion Fort George G. Meade Flair Armory Rocky Springs Road J. E. Bartgis Fort Meade Frederick Mt. Airy Richard Stitely Pfc Glenn Roberts Meade Second Army

Lunar Zero Hour Nears For Moon Rocket Test

CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP reports the Thor Vanguard three stage rocket, never before test flown, is at the Missile Test Center tower. Air Force plans remain secret and observers note increasing activity around the launch site as preparations proceed with uncertain chances of success.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Missile Test Center

Camera On Rocket May Reveal Moon's Hidden Side

The Air Force plans a camera-equipped rocket mission to photograph the far side of the moon, aiming to answer whether the unseen hemisphere resembles the near side, the presence of rays near crater rims, and if plant life or atmosphere exist. Experts debate moon origin, possible thin atmosphere, and the theory the moon was Earth’s early satellite daughter.

Chris MacGill Associated Press Air Force Ponte Pace Pacific Ocean Earth

4-H Campfire Plans Set for Wednesday Evening

Older Youth Group members finalize plans for the annual 4-H campfire at the Paul Geisbert farm on Baker Valley road near Urbana. Richard Grossnickie will command as Chief with a large lineup of tribe heads drummers and singers. A watermelon feast and initiation of new Older Youth will follow the campfire ceremony.

Paul Geisbert Baker Valley Road Urbana Richard Grossnickie Libertytown Sr Cchief William Roderick Urbana 4-H Club As Pise Bearer; Randy Valentine of New Midway and David McDevitt Mt. Pleasant Morris Zentz Emmitsburg Fire Fender Ralph Harbaugh Ben. Martin Paul Rhoderick Unionville Club New Sarah Ramsburg Lewistown Joe Smith New Market Stuart Brachey Patsy Wise Middletown Wayne Swomley Walkersville Byron Grossnickle Libertytown Ann Lovell Nancy Thrasher Jefferson Sarah King Ballenger John Gariel Sally Geisbert Black Dorothy Geisbert Mam Thomas Rome Janet Hobbs Extension Traimee Kenneth Shiffle

Five Hurt In Wreck East Of Bay Bridge

Easton Maryland reports a head on collision just east of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge injured five people, with two more in Carter's car and others hospitalized. Drivers include James Amos Carter of Baltimore and William Thomas of Jersey City.

Bay Bridge Easton Chesapeake Bay Bridge James Amos Carter Baltimore Austin Clodfelider Easton Memorial Hospital Carter George McQuay Edward R Mosely Crownsville William Thomas Jersey City N. d Thomas L.S. 50

Commission seeks water control merger plan

The Maryland Department of Health plans to win support for absorbing the Water Pollution Control Commission by proposing an advisory council on water control. The six members would be chosen from health, conservation, fish and wildlife, parks, public financing, subdivisions and industry. The idea follows a 1957 Legislature veto and is backed by the state Soil Survey Commission.

Baltimore API Department of Health Water Pollution Control Commission Health Department Legislative Council Advisory Council On Pew Seil-Survey Commission

Old Hill Church Meeting Sunday Oversees Transfer

Mount Prospect church board has weighed legal steps to transfer the old Hill Church building to Lewistown Cemetery Association. A Sunday meeting at 2 PM will let members vote on the cemetery company proposal with Edwin F. Nikirk as adviser. Alva Rice chairs the church board. Albert M. Powell is secretary.

Mount Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church Old Hill Church Lewistown Mount Prospect Alva Rice Albert M. Powell

Look For Clues In Wreck Killing 99

Investigators sift wreckage from a Dutch airliner crash into the Atlantic near Shannon Ireland seeking causes. Signs point to fire or explosion before the plunge. 34 bodies recovered, some burned. The New York bound KL airliner wreckage was brought to Galway Bay. Drownings and river conditions are noted in other brief items.

Shannon Ireland Wreckace Sedar Lugo de Groot Atlantic Galway Bay

Inspections Underway for 600 Bicycles Citywide

Police Chief Charles V. Mai reports more than 600 bicycles have been inspected so far as youth riders in Staley Park area crowd the schedule. Areas and times are set for inspections at Rosedale Park Elm Street School Baker Park and police headquarters with a Sept first week make up window. The Optimist and Opti-Mrs. clubs assist in the effort.

Charles V. Mai Staley Park Rosedale Park Elm Street North Market Street College Avenue Fifth Street West Patrick Street

Stop Inflation Sign Flashed as Fed Rate Rises

New York AP report notes government warning to curb inflation with a Fed discount rate hike the first since the recession began. The move sparked a stock exchange selloff but is unlikely to affect pay jobs or living costs immediately. It signals how monetary planners view upcoming economic winds.

New York Federal Reserve New York Stock Exchange

First Hurricane Cico Forms Far Out In Atlantic

The season's first hurricane named Cico is growing larger and stronger on a northwest course far from land. It is about 1,000 miles east northeast of San Juan and 2,000 miles east southeast of Miami as it increases speed and hurricane force winds spread over a larger area.

San Juan Puerto Rico Atlantic Miami Fla

Peace Plan Hinted At U N Session By Western Diplomats

Western diplomats at the United Nations General Assembly delay a resolution to back Eisenhower’s Middle East peace plan. Norway is expected to introduce the proposal with Dag Hammarskjold given key duties, including safeguarding independence of Jordan and Lebanon and studying a regional economic body and a UN police force. The plan aims for a Sept. 39 report and a Sept. 16 assembly session decision.

United Nations CAP U.n.general Assembly Eisenhower Middle East U.N Dag Hammarskjold Norway United Arab Republic UAR Lebanon Jordan Macimoud Fawzi Hammarskiold Fatwzi Andrei Gromyko Dulles Gromyko Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Couve de Murville Hammarskjold Assembly

Wee Women When Will He Be Well Enough To Try To Identify

The fragmentary line questions when he will recover enough to attempt identifying a woman or person linked to the case. No clear context, names, or event details are present to establish a full news item.

Plane crash kills 22 on Nantucket flight from New York

A Northeast Airline Convair crash near Nantucket Airport killed 22 of 34 aboard. Victims include Gordon Dean former AEC chairman and Harvey Schwamm banker. Copilot David Carey 23 and stewardess Arlene Dabek 23 also died. The fogbound crash occurred about 11:30 pm, with rescue teams scrambling from Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.

Nantucket Mass New York Gordon Dean Iatomic Energy Commission AEC Theaeat Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp. l Nuclear Energy General Dynamics Corp General Dynamics Convair New York City Harvey Schwamm Lillian Jacqueline Young Cape Cod Robert Young CAA Martha’s Vineyard Boston Falmouth Massachusetts General Hospital Atlantic Shannon Ireland Coast Guard Northeast Airline John Burnham Marshfield David Carey Arlene Dabek Manchester George Gardner Northeast Airline Board George Lusk William Lowden Sawtucket Nantucket Cottage Hospital

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