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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1959

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Snowstorm Hits Ridgeville Libertytown Area With Light Snow

A winter event brings mixed snowfall across Ridgeville and Libertytown, with 2 to 3 inches in some zones and several inches elsewhere. State Roads crews deployed 21 tracks and a grader to clear roads on US 1 and near Sabillasville, while power and phone lines faced icing and outages. Weather forecasts expect more cold, with rain returning later in the week and temperatures hovering in the mid 40s by afternoon and near freezing at night.

Stowfal Gambril State Roads Commission Ridgeville Libertytown Sabillasville US-1 South Mountains Oddir Hower Washington Brunswick and Pi of Rocks Wace Potomac Edison Carroll Cor Wesson Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Electric Power Company Lihermown Johnsville Atded Springs Weather Bureau Mercury

Snowstorm Delays Fire Alarm As House Fire Burns

James R. Hahn of the New Market Volunteer Fire Company spotted flames atop the Catherine Duvall house early this morning. A power outage due to a snowstorm delayed the alarm for about 30 minutes while firefighters battled blaze for roughly two and a half hours, hindered by slick footing and strong winds. The family escaped, with damage around $500 and several wall holes made to vent heat.

James R. Hahn New Market Volunteer Fire Company Catherine Duvall

GI Convicted Of Assault On Officer In Magistrate's Court

Frederick Routh was 18 months suspended for assaulting a police officer. Magistrate Byron W. Thompson also gave a $0 day suspended sentence for disturbing the peace and a $325 fine plus costs. Police reported an September 18 incident on West Main Street involving Offord and Liason amid a disturbance with four officers present.

Frederick Routh Byron W. Thompson Ph. Jtilton Lewis Offer J. Frank Main Norman T. Trump West Ali Street West Main Wiliem A A. Liason Trump Bors Offord Liason Meade Anther

Women Hunter Bags 7 Point Deer Near Lewistown

Local girl Miss June King working at East Way electric near Lewistown took to the woods Saturday at 3 45 am and bagged a 7 point 37 pound buck. A companion hunter, Mike Conway, claimed firing at the buck as well and the two controversially reached the deer together before King won a coin flip granting ownership and then shared the meat.

Bob Harper June King East Church Street Tenway Electric Company Lewistown Miss King Putman Road Mike Conway E. S. Conway Conway

Mighty Gale Wrecks Vessels As Ocean Storm Rages

Across the Atlantic the fiercest storm tests routes of liners like Queen Elizabeth. Radio contact to Cherbourg was lost until Tuesday morning. Waves reached 80 feet as centers of the hurricane churned. five cabins flooded but no passengers were harmed.

Lonegn Atantic Cherbourg

Pearl Harbor Attack Seen as Risky Enterprise by Nomura

Former Japanese envoy Kichisa Nomura said the Pearl Harbor strike was a risky miscalculation that might have cost Japan half its fleet if detected earlier. In a wide interview he blamed young, audacious elements and prewar extremists for pressuring leaders toward drastic action and warned of anti U.S. alliance sentiment among leftists today.

Tokyo API Pearl Harbor Japan Kichisaburg Nomura Wsion U.S U.s.japan Alliance Nomura

New Schools and Salaries Discussed at Budget Hearing

At a budget hearing before the County Commissioners the plan to open two new schools in September was presented along with a major teacher salary increase. The proposal calls for 30 more teachers, 64,000 for rises, and a total budget around 5.33 million.

Board of County Commissioners Grand Jury Room Quentin Earhart Walkersville High School Urbana James A. Sensenbaugh Pascal Renno Sensenbaugh Harry V. Frushour Fort Detrick East Church Street Sensen Mehra H. Ramsburg Frushour Earhart

New Calvary Church Plans New Sunday School Building

Members of Calvary Methodist Church approved construction of a new Sunday School building at a congregational meeting. The facility will be located at the north end of the present church, rise three stories, cover 22 000 square feet, and extend over parts of three church-owned lots with construction set to begin in spring 1960.

Calvary Methodist Church

TV censorship isn't needed says church groups

In Washington AP report a Protestant churches spokesman argued enforcement of law is sufficient and the federal public views on radio and television programming should be upheld. James W associate general secretary and other church spokesmen urged no censorship and support for existing regulations.

Washington Protestant Churches of America James W General Secretarial Council of Chur Federal Cornet

Artz Library asks 120000 budget for countywide service

The C. Burr Artz Library seeks a 1960 overall budget of 120000 to fund countywide library service through state and federal aid endowment income and city and county funds. Frederick county would supply 70000 and Frederick city 15000. A ten oclock Tuesday hearing before the County Commissioners will consider the request as current funding stands at 15600 to Artz, 1000 to Thurmont, and 500 to Emmitsburg.

C. Burr Artz Library Frederick City Frederick County Artz Thurmont Emmitsburg C. Burr United States Jer Capra. Ca

Eisenhower Receives Rousing Welcome in Karachi Pakistan

AP dispatch describes President Eisenhower's arrival in Karachi on a 40hour Pakistan visit. Crowds packed streets, waved flags, shouted zindabad as Eisenhower saluted from a white convertible then a grand coach. Ayub Khan and U S officials greeted him amid 21gun salute and banners.

Sistan Mate Isenhower Eisenhower Turkey James C. Hagere Pakistan Zindabad Karachi Ike U.S Mohammed Ayub Khan Mauripur Air Force Base Ankara Ayub Khan Eisenhof United States Southeast Asia Treaty Organization

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