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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1959

Page

8

Fatal Wrecks and Prank Theft Reported in Weekend News

A fatal crash near Hampstead and Westminster seriously injured Emanuel Daley of Rowte BR Weeterinder when his 180 Ford left the road and hit a utility pole. Daley died on arrival at Hanover General Hospital. a passenger, Lawrence Simon Al of Rome 5 Westminster, sustained minor injuries. Daley faced upcoming traffic charges but no charges will be filed due to his death. In a separate incident at Halpine crossing, Marilyn Silvers escaped uninjured when her car was struck by a B&O train after she fled a stalled vehicle. A red light at the crossing and prior accidents were cited. Pranksters allegedly stole five county trucks from the Wicomuc garage, later found damaged within a 2-mile radius. thefts blamed on pranksters. A merger proposal was filed by two large pulp and paper unions the International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulfite and Paper Mill Workers and United Paper Makers and Paper Workers, seeking consolidation of about 430,000 members.

Emanuel Daley Rowte BR Weeterinder Daley Coon Club Road Gorguch Road Hampstead Westminster Hanover General Hospital Westminster Fire Department Deley Lawrence Simon al Rome Randall Iown Demslahon K Grover N Sensabaugh Point of Rocks Washington Montgomery County Raymond Coleman Arbutus Hughway Halpine

Senators push plan to raise minimum wage nationwide

Washington AP three senators and one representative proposed raising the minimum wage from 1.25 to 2.15 per hour and extending Wage Hour Law coverage to seven million more workers. Senators Kennedy Morse and Roosevelt said current protections lag 1938 standards, urging repeal of 1949 coverage limits and expanded scope under the National Labor Relations Board. They also proposed exemptions changes to tighten or widen the act as needed.

Washington House Jehan F Kennedy Wayne Marse James Roosevelt Joseph S Clark Kennedy Morse Roosevelt Kennedy - Morse - Roosevert Aroansal National Labor Relations

County Firemen ReportWeekend Runs Across County

Frederick County fire departments logged two weekend fires with no incidents in Frederick City. Nearby towns, Meade and Mount Airy reported incidents, while locals noted a Meade meeting on military conservation and a tossed car crash near Halpine crossing as firefighters assessed damage.

Frederick County Frederick City Mount Airy New Mar‘men’s Inn Maryland New Market

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