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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1958

Page

10

Two High School Students Guilty Of Hub Cap Theft

Two South Rogerstown High School students were found guilty of petty larceny for stealing a Fiesta hub cap valued at about 16 from a car near Ross Mills East Third Street. Magistrate H Reese Showmaker Jr. gave suspended sentences. A 16 year old juvenile implicated in the act awaits juvenile authorities.

South Rogerstown H. Reese Showmaker Jr Donald Luther Uerstberger Hubert Edward Wollard Jr Ross Mills Damascus Astran Montgomery County Charles Sylvan S. Friedman Baltimore Robert Snyder Calvin Steele U i Myersville Herbert Lee Sicele New York Gordon Smith U. S. 181 Frederick Robert Hall Platchley Hagerstown Robert EL U.S I Konwood Green Colaud James Stockman

Airplane Sold At Public Auction In Brisk Sale

An airplane went to a public auction on a snowy Saturday, drawing a brisk bid. The Piper Cub owned by John K. Gibbs and Francis Walsh Jr. sold at Frederick airport for 1075 dollars to Mochi Hout of Baashore, with James McSherry as assignee and Vernon Sumpers conducting the sale.

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100 Mile Per Hour Chase Ends In Crash

State Police pursued a 100 mph vehicle on US 15 near Catoctin, leading to a collision with a tractor trailer and a southbound car. Driver William M Lookinghill, 25, was charged with exceeding, reckless driving and leaving the scene. Passengers James Nagemaker, 23, and Melvin Anders, 21, fled. Anders was treated and released for head injuries.

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Jury Draw In Circuit Court For February Term

A panel of sixteen women was drawn for the February term of circuit court. The process occurred in the presence of officials including Chief Judge R. Liliard, Frederick, Judge Patrick M. Lehnauffer, and clerk Ellis C. The bids opened at the Wachler office for a 2.0 mile road project on Gur Moser road from Imflown to the Thurmoul corporate limits. Bid totals by firms such as ST Edgie Russell and Montgomery Construction ranged from about 48,012 to 51,881.80 dollars. No funding was immediate. The project covers grading drainage and paving to create an all surfaced highway from Greagerstown to Thurmont via the Moser 4.

D R. Liliard Lillard’s Wid ST Edgie Russell Frederick Welfe Bros Myersville Richard FL Kline, Inc Grove Lime Company Montgomery Construction, Company Greagerstown Thurmont Freed Erand A Frederick Austin TL Grace G, Foreman Henry J. Davis William L. Garner J. Norman Despeaus William Moore Helent S. Musso Ethel Dorsey David Sappingtair John L. DeGrange New Market Howard W. Quinn Mary Ellen Sullivan Havers Stankey Drager Alose Shields Ko le Koy Tilde Braid Glenlia Louthertiat Petersville

Juveniles Held After Store Entry

Three juveniles were apprehended after breaking into Calvin Long’s grocery at Gast Street corner Careell Street. They entered the store while one acted as lookout, took approximately 83 pennies, and caused a broken window. All youths were placed in parental custody with probation office referrals. two had prior training school history. Detective Sergt. Sherman Heine led the investigation.

Ated Wievouity Probation Office Ptey Calvin Long Gast Sath Careell Jay Sherman Heine

Snowdrifts Close County Roads After Weekend Flurries

The county faced drifting and closures on at least one road as snow squalls lingered after a Saturday fall of about three inches in the northwest mountains. Groundhog Day quotes and forecasts described continued cold, clouds, and more flurries with temperatures around the mid 20s.

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Change in Regulation Prompts Ice Cream Stand Plea

Frederick County ice cream stand operators urged County Commissioners to drop on premises pasteurization rules. Dr. Forbes Burgess supported a regulator change while noting safeguards against unlicensed vendors. County health board action planned to resolve the long-standing regulation still enforced in Maryland.

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Moon size satellite to be launched with Vanguard test

CAPE CANAVERAL reports say a 64 inch 32 pound satellite will be placed in the nose of a Vanguard vehicle for a March launch as a small moon size payload. Navy plans two more caperments miniature muons before the larger sphere, with debates over purpose and speed of development amid technical and political tension.

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Registration Opens At Court House For June Municipal Vote

Fifty nine people used special Saturday morning hours to register to vote for the June municipal election. The Board of Registry office in the Court House operated from 9 am to noon. Forty two Democrats and 17 Republicans added their names, bringing total registrations to 4,605 with 2,217 Democrats, 1939 Republicans, and 9 declines to affiliate. Officials expect more names to be added before election day.

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Ten Inches Of Snow At Oakland

A heavy snowstorm blanketed Oakland and surrounding Garrett County with up to 10 to 13 inches. The Northern Felt Gowily area reported 20 inches, with continued snowfall eastward into Washington County. State Roads Commission said roads were slick and plowed. Garrett County schools closed for the first time in three years. Frostburg and Allegany County saw 11 inches, while Cumberland had four inches total. Visibilities dropped due to strong winds. US 40 frontage noted. State Police reported patchy highway conditions across Wikesville Cana-Wingo, Jalllawn, and Waterloo areas.

Oakland Gowily Washington County Garrett County Wee Alogimy State Roads Commission Roads Commission Tyrewiy Trafic Garrett Big Cotnty Wear Iaid Frostburg Allegany County Conntrast Cumberland Lin US 40 Allewainy Hagerstown Alaryland Wikesville Cana- Wingo Jalllawn Waterloo

Churchill Guests at White House Visit Planned

Washington reports that Sir Winston Churchill and Mrs. Churchill accepted an invitation to visit the White House with President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower. Final dates not set. Hagerty said tours at the Smithsonian Institution may occur in early April if Churchill party is available. The visit would be private and at the president’s invitation.

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Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast Update

Maryland Delaware five day forecast projects temps about five degrees below normal with normal highs around 48 to 58. Snow flurries likely in the mountains Tuesday with possible rain or snow showers across the area Wednesday through Friday. Overnight lows range near 22 to 30. Western Maryland included.

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Public address urges more high minds for science era

President Johnson stressed the need to elevate scientists and engineers to lead innovation and national progress. He outlined a five point program, called for better pay for teachers and increased student aid, and urged transformational education to meet the scientific age’s demands.

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Outer Space Control To Be Taken Up

Soviet Premier Bulganin states readiness for a summit with East and West leaders. Nine points include suspension of atomic tests, reduction of nuclear arms, ban on use of nuclear weapons, elimination of foreign troops in Europe, nonaggression pact, trade ties, and easing tension in the Near and Middle East. Discussions to be held via formal channels. no ministers’ conference planned.

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Deep Snow Impacts West Virginia Roads and Schools

Heavy snow blanketed mountains in West Virginia causing school closings across Kanawha Clay and nearby counties. Travel advisories urged caution as impassable roads led to widespread attendance disruptions and county-wide closures anchored by Raleigh Sogn and Mercy counties.

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Aircraft and Missiles Drive Early Stock Market Rally

In brisk trading, aircraft and missile stocks led gains on the New York market. Investors responded to news of a U.S. cab satellite launch boosting defense shares and broader tech optimism. The session opened with steady buying, then moderating as the market digested fresh orders and price moves.

New York

Heart Association Opens Annual Campaign in Frederick County

Frederick County Heart Association launched its annual drive to raise 8500 with a ceremony at Courthouse Park. A 16 year old Frederick High School student lit a torch, and campaign workers will solicit business houses during Heart Days to fund the drive chaired by Culsail. Major participants included Mayor Derr and other local officials.

Frederick County Heart Association Ind Ard Garber Frederick High School Courthouse Park Voda G. Palmer Snook Ada L. Moore Heart Dein A Derr Garter Bergweard Cnioxs Compal Grace M. Butcher Paperlive Seerching Ruth Waelster Robe Eewards Nd Ca Caren Gieholr American Legis Wile + in Waren County Heart Starday Thomas Crow Charles 1 Fimonson Dorothy Mes Heide Ada Lal Moore Butcher Cotsail Mtas Kebne City Electriclon Toadshee Missouri Star Nouse Park Wallace Grimes

Truman says he warned Eisenhower against 1948 run

Former President Harry Truman told a TV audience he never offered to back Dwight D. Eisenhower for the presidency and had warned him against seeking the office. In a televised interview, Truman recalled Potsdam in 1945 and said a military career does not guarantee presidential insight, citing Eisenhower as one example of guarded judgment. He praised Eisenhower as honorable but stressed he did not want to steer his career toward politics.

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