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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1959

Page

4

Vacation echoes shapes of Frederick civic debate

In Frederick Maryland the Notebook reflects on the waning 1953 vacation and the coming school year while detailing local contention over a proposed Singapore Junior-Senior High site and a neighboring planned 1000-inmate prison. The column criticizes placing the prison near an envisioned school, warning of land devaluation and development hindrance, and urges selecting a less disruptive Maryland location.

Frederick County Central Singapore Route 75 Annapolis Road Columon Maryland

Eisenhower’s Europe trip aims at unifying peacetime allies

President Eisenhower will visit Europe to smooth tension among Adenauer Macmillan and de Gaulle and seek a unified stance toward the Soviet Union. The trip targets a peacetime alliance, with Khrushchev’s handling of Moscow Washington talks as a test. In Damascus Iraq and the Soviet Union sign a cooperation pact for peaceful air energy use and a Soviet reactor and isotopes deal are planned.

Europe Eises— Ower Adenauer Berlin London Macmillan Britain Supreme Headquarters Paris de Gaulle Eisenhower Washington West Berlin Western Europe France West Germany Remier Khrusachev Damascus Syria Baghdad Radio Iraq Soviet Union Moscow David Lawrence Washington Khrushchev

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

A look back to 1933 highlights Mrs Raymond RB Shank and Mrs W Harry Haller joining Governor O Conors highway safety committee. A bust of bootleg liquor production ends when federal officers and deputies arrest five suspects. Fifty years of service noted as News Post staff enjoy Braddock Heights outing. Jacob L Engelbrecht marks half century with the paper. Charlie Keller of Middle Town continues to hit for the New York Yankees with strong pace in the American League.

Raymond RB. Shank W. Harry Haller Herbert R. O'Conor Rocks Ridge Creagerstown News-Post Braddock Heights Jacob L Engelbrecht East Patrick Street Charlie Keller New York Yankees

Eisenhower Sees Khrushchev Talks as Peace Effort

President Eisenhower frames his Europe visit as a bid to sustain Western unity and defend freedom for captive nations. He stresses peaceable means, self-determination, and the American spirit, while acknowledging dissent and the need for strong defense. The piece also notes obituaries and local figures, including Dr Eddie Thomas and Dorsey Shipley.

Eisenhower Edward P. Thomas Eddie France Khrushchev America United States

Morse Attends County Fair Wins Devon Herd Honors

Senator Wayne Morse attended the Montgomery County Fair in Gaithersburg Maryland where his Devon cattle were named the winning herd for the third straight year and took five additional top prizes. Morse, president of the American Devon Breeders Assn, said the trip could influence the labor bill debate. Also winning entries included Barbara Jane and Ruth Ann Payne for best candy, Future Farmers of America members winning dairy farming awards, and other cattle and goat prize recipients. Warren in Germany MUNICH AP Chief Justice Earl Warren arrived for a two day visit touring West Germany visiting Berchtesgaden and Hamburg before returning.

Washington Wayne Morse D-Ore Senate Gaithersburg Morse Ameriican Devon Breeders Assn Ferle Barbara Jane Ruth Ann Payne Etchison Vnl Montgomery Donald Leishear Damascus Donald Savage Western Maryland Dairy Association George Fry Earleville Andy Bangleman Taneytown Florence Parker Parker Reymar

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty Years Ago Of The News for August 28 1909 notes a five month old colt owned by Samuel Ausherman near Burkillsville killed after hydrophobia attack. A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen fixed tax rates at 95 cents on the hundred general, 85 cents for general expenses, and 19 cents for sinking fund. A select dance occurred at Germantown with chaperones Mrs D W Baker Mrs S Jones Mrs H M Boland and Mrs W Lewis. A large tent on Dill Avenue near Elm is to host a series of lectures by Pastor Cool.

Samuel Ausherman Burkillsville Lowenstein Germantown D. W. Baker 4. S. Jones H. M. Boland W. Lewis Dill Avenue Elmee Pastor Cool of

Speedslinger Machine Installed At Frederick Foundry

The Frederick Iron and Steel Inc. foundry reassembled and placed a new 40,000 pound Speedslinger high speed molding machine from Chicago. It discharges molding sand in under 15 minutes, cutting production time by about 70 percent. Carroll Wright of the Chicago supplier trains workers on the Speedslinger operation.

Chicago Frederick Iron and Steel Inc Fanos Carroll Wright Frederick Foundry Charles

Baltimore Storm Strikes City With Floods and Outages

A violent late afternoon storm battered Baltimore with strong winds, tearing porches roofs and tele TV aerials while eastern areas flooded streets up to four feet. Downtown workers felt a sharp 8 degree drop, and a transit bus was rescued as floodwaters rose. In Danbury, former Hagerstown businessman Lee E. Stine hanged himself at a federal prison after a tax evasion sentence.

Baltimore Eastern Avenue Stine Danbury Conn Hagerstown Federal Correctional Institution Lee E. Stine Ward District Federal Court

Fort Detrick Annual United Appeal Organizing Under Way

Fort Detrick opens its annual United Appeal drive with Colonel Grothaus naming Lieutenant Colonel Bechtold as general chairman and John Thompson as general co chair. Planning aims for the week of September 21 and canvassing of personnel in October. Includes promotions, awards, welcoming new personnel, and local club notices. many staff moves and social items follow in a busy weekend update.

Fort Detrick Thompson Charles Knauff Fort Me Alabamea Dottie Stevenson Detrick Frederick Knauff Dottie Riley Housewright John Conyers Beach Haven Long Island Julian Carroll Krichbaum Deep South Krichbaum Kip Annapolis J. £. Henderson Lobbert Holden- Teid USPHS Neil Cochrane Chairwarmers Society Jerry Logar William R. Griffith Yellow Springs James “‘Tuck’. Willard Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Jim Startt V. Vacca Fred Astaire John Laster Boy’ Scouts F. R. Rozich Artic

Taneytown Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend Notes

Taneytown routines list guests visiting from Des Moines Hutchinson and Adelphia. Families travel to Atlantic City Cape Cod and York Pa while locals host picnics and weekend visits. The piece notes student council workshop at Frostburg State and a serenade for Mr and Mrs Harner, with several moves between East Baltimore Street and nearby towns.

John Leister Taneytown William ‘Naill Emmitsburg Road Russell Neff Des Moines Baltimore Kenneth Gilds Frederick Street Atlantic City N. J Earl Ba William Philadelphia Daniel Nail Emmits- Burg Road Claude Derr East Baltimore Street Ralph. Stauffer York Lula Schueler Thirmont Elma Shoemaker York Street Mary Louise Alexander Ariington A. “D. Alexander West _ Baltimore Kenneth Lambert Vickie Maud Essig Baltimore Street Lois Raab Anne Breth School Lane Charles Conover Debbie Starners Dam Ais Charles. Fogle Richard Fogle Middletown S. FE. Breth Irving Pettit Luther Ritter Carl Robert Littlestown Leonard Wantz Melvin Baile Patricia Grimes Rex Windsor Joyce Les Cabet Union Bridge George D. Baumgardner Edith Baumgardner Tommy Cape Cod Ralph Haas Lydal Phylis Bettes Pittsburgh Russell Long Victor Welty Sandra Remsburg Frostburg State Teachers College Taneytoun High School Ieemsburg William Hird Croton N.Y Howard Baker Feeserhead Alice May Fisher Frederick Truman Whitmore Media Hubert J. Null Littlestown Road Rt. 1 Baust Church Road Lois Road Anne Breth Robert Harner Hemywond, le

Deaths Welter H Heffner aged 70 in Middletown area

Obituaries list deaths of Welter H Heffner 70 of 230 East Church Street at Valley View Nursing Home Middletown with surviving wife Blanche Culler Heffner and sisters in Maryland Funeral details note service Saturday at 2 30 pm at Gladhill funeral home Middletown with interment Lutheran cemetery and Burkhardt officiating.

Welter H. Heffner Walter H. Heffner East Church Street Valley View Middletown John Sally Staley Heffner Heffner and Heffner Blanche Culler Heffner Mevin Gordon Jefferson Leslie Gross Taneytown Mary Heffner Walkersville Stnley Heffner Frederick Gladhill Reg Burkhardt Daniel Elias Himes John H Sarah Stine Himes Minnie Metz Himes Frederick County Chromic Hospital Richard D. Himes Hagerstoun Paul E. Himes Leroy R. Himes Waco Tex Roy Himes Elia Flook Lizzie Danner North Markereet John E. Williams All Saints Episcopal Church Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery Robert E. Dailey William Joseph Kefauver Lewis F Joanna Cookerir Kefauver Kefauver Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church of Andrew and Philip Brotherhood Republican District Committee Margaret DeLauder Ke Dorothy MccEleod Zown Harold W. Kefauver Arlington, Va Lee D J. Kenneth Kefauver David F Norwich Daisy V. Kefauver Ema A. Kefauver Mtage Imo Brothers J. Onfauver Mt. Savage Alen C. Kefauver

Side Glances and Spring Garden Notes Highlight Local Mentions

Al Kime shares gardening tips with readers praising SOX expertise while Al Kime aids readers with planting advice. Ted Stephens expresses excitement over preseason play by the Baltimore pro football team and its rising energy. Bill Schwab and Ricky Olson complete a three week Boy Scout outdoor encampment in New Mexico. Gene Hamorys notes tomato crop yields may be small but Pete McBride and Jelvin Phillips praise the fruit’s flavor.

SOX al Kime Ted Stephens Colt Oriole Baltimore Bill Schwab Ricky Olson New Mexico Gene Hamorys Pete McBride Elvin Phillips

East Frederick softball team to face Martinsburg All-Stars

Members of the East Frederick Athletic softball team must be in uniform at the State Armory Saturday at 5 30 before departing Frederick for Martinsburg West Virginia to play the Martinsburg All-Stars in a single nine inning game. Players will shower and change after the match in Martinsburg.

East Frederick State Armory Martinsburg W. Va Martinsburg All-Stars Frederick

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