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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1957
Page
3
In Frederick on August 17, 1957 two railroad policemen faced off in a dispute over the ward’s voter list. Both men stood accused of political missteps as the clash drew attention from local officials.
Recount planned for Brunswick third ward after protest by Orndoril over results. Hartman 175 votes to 169, with 10 voided ballots. recount to be overseen by Nicodemus, Smith, Bohrer with both candidates present. Orndorff alleges irregularities and questions total votes cast.
The fifth and final Red Cross sponsored swimming session at Baker Park Pool starts Monday and runs to late August. About twenty girls and numerous boys register for beginner and intermediate groups with several substitutes. registrations to fill vacancies are advised at the Frederick County Red Cross office.
The Saskatoon natural history society reported a spring bird count totaling 2,703 birds across 104 species. It was hailed as an amazing total and a provincial record.
Frederick City Police listed two traffic violations on their docket. One case followed an accident on West Fifth Street near North Market Street involving a Putnam car that rear ended Fritz auto. Suspect Pu spam was charged with reckless driving and a summons issued for August trial. The other case involved damage on North Market Street near 3 p.m. when a 1951 Ford conver driven by Russell Laubans struck a front of a different vehicle. Keith Thurmont resident Clarence Rosen Thurmont faced charges for failure to yield.
Corperal William Boone announced a screening of an industrial film titled How to Handle Women and Explosives costing 1145 to Roseblum. An appearance was scheduled for Ma AN in the court in Ma AN, Aug 20 at 10, inviting those interested in explosives handling to attend. In La Jolla, California the Scripps Institution notes the February 12 quake in Japan killed 200,008 people.
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