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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1958

Page

12

Traffic Safety Groups Review State Motor Law Changes

Freder County Traffic Safety Council met in the Court House to adopt a constitution and by laws, set committee duties, and endorse proposed motor law changes including a driver license penalty schedule and school driver training bills. The group approved a chemical test for drunken drivers, reviewed a deaf drivers bill, and named committees with President Angleberger announcing key appointments.

Freder County Traffic Safety Council Court House General Edward D. Storm Brice B. Crum Melvin, Partridge Del Edgar P" Silver State Board of Education General Assembly Baltimore City Jacob TH. Ramshurg Senate Hamsburg Blair Lee Ware Lloyd Ambrosen Maryland School For the Deaf Arick Chistos Charles V. Main Angleberger Victor Palmer Elmer Munshower Donald B. Rice Harry D. Radcliff Ray H. Smith

Teamsters Face $500000 Legal Bill Amid Hoffa Fight

Miami Beach February 12 The Teamsters Union faces a potential 5000000 legal bill from the compromise court suit aimed at blocking James R. Hoffa from becoming union president. Attorney Godfrey P. Schmidt says his fee may reach 200000, with union defense costs and plaintiffs’ expenses lifting the total near half a million. Schmidt notes prior court approval is needed from U.S. District Judge F. Dickinson Sells in Washington. The case, tied to monitors appointed after Hoffa era disclosures and power struggles, follows the union’s expulsion from AFL-CIO two months ago.

Miami Beach Fla Feo Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Godfrey P. Schmidt New York Teamsters Schmidt U.S. Dist F. Dickinson Sells Washington Holfa Lahor Afl-Cio Byo

Legislators receive road plan talks at Annapolis

In Annapolis on February 12 legislators received a bill to create 1,600 general college scholarships for talented youths unable to pay. The plan, led by Sen. Goldstein and supported by Del. Robinson, ties scholarships to competitive exams and need, offering $600 yearly. Other measures included a state police subsistence allowance and a contested Sunday sale bill, with a delegation from Washington County visiting the General Assembly.

Annapolis Senate del. Robinson 2. Halloch House Sen. Goldstein Calvert Bertorelli D-Balloist Poe Dea Gily Jacob £Delmar Baltimore Scrool General Assembly Boonsboro High School Washington County Goldstein Dcalvern Sen Downey Washington House of Delegates

Annual Banquet Of Independents Held

About 250 members and guests of the Tradependent Hose Company attended an annual banquet at the fire house last night. City and county officials and fire company representatives from Rockville Ridge Thurmont Walkersville and New Market were present along with other city departments. Rev Paul L Althouse gave the invocation and invited all Independent Hose Company members to attend church next Sunday at the Evangelical Willed Church of Christ. The dinner committee included J Melvin Selwearing Lewis Kline Charles Handley Jack Fleischman Frank Abrecht and Richard Powell. The meal was prepared by the Ladies Auxiliary of the fire department. Ralph Waldo Emerson’s remark on motherhood was quoted.

Frederick Rock? Ridge Thurmont Walkersville New Market University of Mary Paul L. Althouse Independent Hose Company Evangelical Willed Church of Christ J. Melvin Selwearing Lewis Kline Charles Handley Jack Fleischman Frank Abrecht Richard Powell Ladies’ Auxiliary Fire Department

First Aid Class Draws Nearly Sixty At United Fire Co

The opening session of an advanced first aid course sponsored by the United Fire Company drew about 60 attendees at the Tire station on South Market Street. Dr. James Marrone outlined the Red Cross based training as 50 enrolled. three-hour sessions will run six weeks more, with Tuesday 7 30 p m next week. Firefighters and about a dozen Frederick police attended this initial class.

United Fire Company South Market Street James Marrone She ‘Ve Company Red Cross United United Fire Station Frederick City Alton ¥. Bennett

Mysterious Doctor Is Under Arrest In Berlin

Berlin police arrest Dr Otto Wohlgemuth, the mysterious Berlin physician linked to East Germany. He was picked up crossing from East Berlin to visit a former patient, with decades of espionage tied to his history.

Berlin i—Weat Otto Wohixemuti Ota John East Bevin East Berlin Wollgemuth John West Germany Johan Ile Weisl 1Igemuth

Railroad Freight Increase Approved

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a two percent average increase on most interstate freight rates, effective at midnight Friday. The ICC noted that applying these rises to all traffic could yield about 182 million dollars more yearly for carriers, with last year seeing average increases around three percent.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Arden ICC

Fire damages six room dwelling near New Windsor

A fire of unknown origin started near the chimney of a six room dwelling on Old Wakefield road near New Windsor Wednesday morning, causing about 5 000 dollars of damage. It largely destroyed bedding and clothing of the Garland children, ages 4 to 11. Firefighters from New Windsor, aided by Union Bridge and Westminster, responded around 11. A public appeal seeks donated bedding or clothing for the Garland family.

Wakefield New Windsor Claude Garland Union Bridge Westminster Garland

Thailand completes friendship highway link to Bangkok

Bulldozers press on the final stretch of the Friendship Highway connecting Bangkok with remote northeast areas. The United States contributed 17 million dollars and Thailand one million to fund the two year project begun two years ago.

Bangkok Thailand United States

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