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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1958

Page

8

Six Inch Water Main Breaks Downtown Frederick

A six inch water main broke in downtown Frederick near West Patrick Street beside the Frederick County National Bank. The geyser flooded the bank basement about four inches while crews replaced a 12 foot pipe section. Water use hit a record four and three quarters million gallons as canneries run long shifts. service restored by noon.

Frederick Forth West Patrick Street Frederick County National Bank William J. Davis City Water Charles Casnour Davis Patrick Street Braddock

Rangers Rescue Boy Stranded On Ledge

Rangers battled rock at Kings Canyon California to rescue 16 year old Ed Baye stranded 3501 feet above Paradise Valley after 26 hours on a narrow ledge. He and two companions, John Lynch and Charles Gibon, were saved as rescuers moved toward them through dark terrain.

Kings Canyon National Park Calif Los Angeles Paradise Valley Ed Baye Louis Hallock John Lynch Charles Gibibons Hallock

Brothers Hospitalized In Similar Accidents

Robert Poore aged 24 suffered head and arm injuries when a car struck a pole and he was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. His brother Harvey, 28, was later injured in a separate crash en route home and also admitted, both listed in satisfactory condition.

Baltimore Robert Poore Harvey Johns Hopkins Hosspital Robert Johns Hopkins Hospital

Hammarskjold set for Arab backed peace mission to Middle East

United Nations leaders approve a unanimous Arab backed plan sending Dag Hammarskjold to coordinate early U.S. troop withdrawals from Lebanon and British forces from Jordan. The mission aims to safeguard Jordan and Lebanon’s integrity and promote regional economic development with Arab consultation.

United Nations N.Y Dag Hammarskjold Middle East U.N. General Assembly Ily Hammarskjelé Lebanon Jordan Dominican Russia Norway Hammarskjold

Soviet Tourists Visit New York Stock Exchange

Fourteen Soviet tourists toured the New York Stock Exchange, the first group of Soviet citizens to visit since the Bolshevik Revolution. They photographed eagerly and asked many questions as Alexander V Rubovev watched the trading floor and noted the nervous pace.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Alexander Vrubovev Russia

Old Hill Church To Be Renovated

Old Hill Church near Lewistown will get a volunteer renovation with funds from the Lewis town Cemetery Association. Work starts Saturday with roof painting and plaster repairs, before bad weather. The project aims to convert the church for burial chapel and community use, led by Alva Rice, with volunteers and financial contributors from local residents.

Old Hill Mount Prospect Lewistown Cemetery Association H. Clifford Kelly Alva Rice Kelly Rice Robert Wachter George Martin Catoctin Furnace

NAACP seeks Supreme Court to overrule school integration ban

In Little Rock, the NAACP asks the U S Supreme Court to lift a stay blocking Central High School’s integration. Gov. Faubus readies a special session as district officials plan for an all white reopening Sept 2 pending court action. local leaders debate closing Central if federal forces push integration.

Little Rock, Ark National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People U.S. Supreme Court Central High School Orval Faubus NAACP U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Supreme Court Little Rock Central Horace Mann 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis Circuit U.S Central High Gon. Faubus

Maryland mothers hurt in Alaska plane crash

In Juneau two Maryland women, Mrs. Esten Mehner and her daughter Ruth Crawford, were among eight aboard an Alaska coastal amphibian that hit Lyon Canal waters. Mehner, 75, regained consciousness. Crawford, 45, rallied. Seven others and the pilot were injured.

Juneau Alaska Maryland Lyon Canal Esten Mehner Severna Park Baltimore St. Ann's Hospital Ruth Crawford Notre Dame Academy Mehner Miss Crawford Mildred Ruth Balimore Roger Hurlock Haines Iito Alaska High

Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press Interesting Temperatures

The five day forecast shows temperatures about three to five degrees below normal. Expect cool conditions over the weekend, warmer Monday and Tuesday, then cooler again on Wednesday. Showers and thunderstorms are possible Monday or Tuesday with total rainfall around half to one inch. Normal highs are in the upper 70s to low 80s, while overnight lows range from the 50s in the mountains to 62 to 68 elsewhere.

Associated Press

Eisenhower ready to suspend nuclear tests for year

President Eisenhower announced the United States is ready to suspend nuclear weapons tests for one year starting Oct. 31 if the Soviet Union keeps its test ban and agrees to negotiations toward a permanent ban. Britain would join under the same conditions.

Washington Eisenhower United States Russia Soviet Union White House Great Britain Geneva U.S

Jobless Pay Claims Drop in Maryland

Baltimore AP reports claims for unemployment benefits in Maryland fell last week ended Aug 16 to 33,622 from 38,980 prior. Of these, 29,436 drew benefits while 6,226 filed first-time claims. Employers rehired 18,575 workers, down 11 percent from the prior week, and 716 claimants exhausted 26 weeks, totaling 25,607 since last Oct 1. Benefits paid totaled 59,40274, a 3.3 percent drop from 972,337 a week earlier.

Baltimore Maryland Department of Employment Security DES

Lost Youth Returns Home After Hideout

A Maryland National Guardsman, David Houstle, 28, was found safe at home after two days of police searches. He had been missing since Tuesday and was believed to be in a wooded area in Baltimore County near Lake Roland following his car being found by the lake. He had failed to report to the Indiantown Gap camp in Pennsylvania for a two week summer encampment.

Baltimore Maryland National Housile Lake Roland National Guard

New Hours For Window Service At Post Office

Postmaster James A Grove announces new Frederick Post Office hours starting Monday August 25 for window services. Stamp window runs daily 7 36 a m to 3 p m Saturday 7 30 a m to 12 noon. Parcel Post daily 7 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday 7 30 a m to 12 noon. Registry COD daily 8 00 a m to 3 p m Saturday 8 00 a m to 12 noon. Money Order daily 9 60 a m to 5 p m Saturday 9 00 a m to 12 noon.

James A. Grove Frederick Registry & C.O.D Sairday

Living costs rise to new July high in AP report

The government said the July cost of living reached a record high with the consumer price index up two tenths of a point to 123.3. The 1947-49 average is 10 in the index. Nomination confirmed: Eisenhower’s pick Carlton G Beall of Maryland is approved by voice vote for a new four year term as U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia.

Washington Senate Eisenhower Carlton G. Beall Maryland U.S District of Columbia

Pearl Harbor Marine Held In Widow's Death

Honolulu police detained a Pearl Harbor Marine, 21, in the slaying of widow Helen Melvina Peoples, 55, whose nude body was found in a Waikiki alley. Investigators traced the victim to a bar with a check the Marine used, found three pairs of women’s panties in his locker, and described a violent struggle ending in strangulation with the victim’s own garments.

Honolulu Pearl Harbor Waikiki Helen Melvina Peoples Cameron, Tex

Girl Falls 150 Feet To Death On Ledge

Mount Washington Massachusetts AP reports Eileen Reiter 16 from Bronx NY fell 150 feet to her death on a ledge during a Basi Bish State Forest outing. Companion Nola Zirin 15 Jericho NY narrowly escaped plunge by grabbing brush and pulling herself back. State police reached the body after climbing near vertical gorge walls.

Mount Washington Mass Eileen Reiter The Bronx Basi Bish State Forest Nola Zirin Jericho N.Y Basi Bish Falls Miss Reiter Miss Zirin Reiter Camp Try-Woodie Hyde Park

Check Charge Brings 30 Days

Charles W Nusbaum found guilty in Magistrate's court of passing a bad check was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. Nusbaum wrote a $100 check at a Liberty town store and asked to work off the debt but was told this was not his first offense. Lynwood C Clark appealing the charge. A Ridgeville youth, 17, was sentenced to 20 days for tampering with a Runkles Junk Yard vehicle near Mt Airy on July 29 after pleading guilty to a charge by Trooper Carl R Mauzy.

Charles W. Nusbaum H. Reese Shoemaker Jr Nusbaum Libertytown Shoemaker Lynwood C. Clark Ridgeville Runkles Maryland Paul Delmar Tabor RFD 3 Marion Lester Ruben Paetz el Dorado Ark Mims Richard Moore Baldwin Mich Kelly-Morrris Circus Pennsylvania Route 40 Jefferson Street George C. Forster Maryland Truck Patrol Moore Douglas E. Rogers

Jewel Alarm Clears Crown Jewels Standoff

London AP reports the alarm at the Tower of London triggering a swift police response, but Scotland Yard confirms the crown jewels were not stolen. The 16 ton steel cage protecting the royal gems dropped automatically as intruder fears prompted the Flying Squad to rush to the scene. The jewels remain on display to the public. In other dispatches de Gaulle tells Madagascar and other French colonies they may leave the French Union as independent nations by referendum in 1958. The report notes river conditions in Monocacy and Potomac areas with muddy and clearing observations.

London Britain Jscares Peter Blood Tower of London Scotland Yard Thames Tananarive Madagascar de Gaulle France Ion Hig

Congress Near Adjournment Amid Major Funding Bills

Congress pressed toward adjournment on Saturday as House and Senate moved major measures including a $3.068 billion foreign aid bill, a $6 billion federal appropriations package, and a $25,000 annual presidential pension plan. Eisenhower vetoed a civil service retirement fund provision.

Washington Congress Senate House Eisenhower Civil Service Retirement Fund Senate Appropriations Committee Middle East Senate Finance Committee Senate Committee Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee U.N. General Assembly Atomic Energy Commission Space Agency

Stung by Bee Sends Man to Local Ambulance

An ambulance was sent to 251 West Patrick Street around 1 PM after a man reportedly stung by a bee passed out. responders treated him on site and transported him for further care.

United Ambulance West Patrick Street

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