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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1959

Page

7

Grove Home Damaged By Fire in West Second Street

A late night fire at Mrs. James H. Grove Sr home on West Second Street caused extensive smoke and water damage to the two story brick dwelling. Firefighters wearing gas masks battled flames that spread from a rear room to the front parlor destroying valuable antique furnishings. Two women, Mrs. Grove and Mrs. Luckie, were rescued by Charles E. Miller and treated for smoke inhalation. no damage estimate given.

James H. Grove West Second Street Grove Mrs. Grove W. Jarboe Grove Luckie Miller Paul Rhoads Independents Rodney Shankle Charles Deater Uniteds Lester Baker Frederick Memorial Hospital

Savage Blizzard Ends Takes Six Lives In Newfoundland

Newfoundland officials reported six deaths as the savage blizzard ended. Power and communications were restored but highwater and most streets in St Johns remained impassable with drifts up to 21 feet. The storm began Saturday night and left heavy snow and widespread disruption across the capital.

ST. Johns Newfoundland

Train Collision Fallout Drives Maryland Park Plan Debate

A Westernport freight train clipped a rear auto, dragging it 30 feet and injuring two men, as lawmakers in Annapolis debated funds for parkland along US 40. Del. Cannon pressed the Roads Commission cost questions while others questioned funding for recreation from road funds and cross-state land acquisitions.

Annapolis Maryland Boone D-Balto County Ways and Means State Roads Commission Ie J Adja Mary del. Lee Montgomery Department of For del. Cannon Ocean City Wicomico del. Hickman Worcester Mission Cannon Roads Commission Department of Forests Waon Enyusiawe Gary Westernport Francis Kelly Clearwater Fla Potomac Valley Hospital Keyser W. Va Thomas McGune Bruce Diehl Mike Maryland 38 Lakemiss del. Walsh D-Allegany Salisbury Rec Heseock Imipwell Howse Considera

Two Women Slain In Madison Ave Office

New York AP report: two women killed by a rifle in a Madison Avenue office. The shooter, a former employee said to have been discharged, is in custody as police investigate the fourth floor room at Marvin Fabrics Co Inc, 9% Madison Ave between 24th and 25th Streets. Names of the victims were not released.

New York Madison Avenue Biende Powell Johnson Marvin Fabrics Co. Inc Madison Ave Die Grab She Eld Adier Wallington Here Washington Pinetown Givnca Naval Air Brunswick Glynen Lakehurst Naval Air Station Linford May Oswego Ore Roy Lyon Ferndale Mich Orwae la Moora McAluster Okla Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Paul L. Althouse Werk Te Mart Joseph Werner Edward D. Shriner Jr Sameer Tlso Mead Richard H. Best Robert Yaeger

Open Bids For $1.5 Million School Bonds by County

Frederick County commissioners invite bids by March 3 at 11 a.m. for a $1.5 million serial school bond issue to complete a $4 million program. The 25 year issue, with rates up to 4 percent, funds Walkersville junior-senior high and school additions. Bond counsel is Niles Barton Yost and Dankmeyer. Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank acts as paying agent and registrar.

Board of County Commissioners H. W. Buckler Baltimore Niles, Barton, Yost and Dankmeyer Commissioners Frederick County Walkersville Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank

Two Pennsylvanians charged after hitchhiker robbery

David Louis Nichols, 26, of Goldsboro North Carolina reported being robbed by two men who picked him up near Baltimore on Route 40. They allegedly took more than 7 dollars. Paul Davis and James L. Michael, both of Kennett Square, Pa., were later held on 250 dollars bond. Magistrate Shoemaker set trial for next Tuesday.

Pennsylvania Baltimore David Louis Nichols Goldsbord N. C Nichols Route 40 Frederick Ivine Paul Davis James L. Michaels Kennett Square A. D. Carlson North Carolina H. Reese Shoemaker Jr

New Floodlight Rescue Truck Dedication Tonight in Washington

Washington prepares for the dedication of a new floodlight and rescue truck at 7:30 p.m. at the South Market Street quarters. Built by Young Fire Equipment Corp, the squad truck features a 5,000-watt Kohler generator, 12 seats, floodlights, portable generators, a Morel F-750 saw, a portable winch, cobra horn, resuscitators, gas masks, ladders, and a sound system. With 200 feet of wire per reel and three extra portable lights, the unit will replace the old truck after the ceremony, enhancing emergency response capabilities in Frederick city and beyond.

United Fire Company Ling South Market Street Kohler Frederick City Young Fire Light Riene Pete

Weather Eye Active Role In Western Policy Plans

Washington reports that Western powers may drop tentative plans for a Paris meeting on German unification and European security. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, slated for cancer treatment in hospital, plans to take an active role in shaping policy with a Washington meeting instead of Paris. NATO 10th anniversary talks in Washington could be moved to early April, with White noting a briefing by Joseph N. Greene Jr.

Washington Cape Paris United States Britain Frange West Germany Soviet Union Jtohn Foster Dulles Eg Lue ‘Pital Valles NATO State Department cLingald White Joseph N. Greene Jr Dulles San Juan Puerto Rico Afl-Cio Caribbean Eisenhower Walter Reuther White Leon Lord D. Heaton Walter Reedcom Reuther Acie

Robbery at Guterma Hotel Suites Targets Jewels

Two men posing as FBI agents robbed Alexander Guterma's hotel suite in New York, escaping with jewels worth millions as police pursue leads. The incident follows broader discussions on unemployment and economic reform highlighted at a conference in Lansing.

New York FBI Alexander Guterma Reuther Api‘do Lansing Mich Guterma Thas Hal Roach Jr Wesw Pees Reniher Uagited Auto Workers Mne Austrial AFLA Ture Iors and Teamsters Union James BR. Holfa

Three Lincoln High youths face Friday hearings on theft charges

Three colored boys ages 13 14 and 16 accused of stealing trousers wallets and other items after a January 26 break in at Lincoln High School will appear in delinquency court. Petitions filed by county probation officer state the cases involve breaking and entering and larceny. Victims reportedly Bruns wick High School players. One youth has prior probation for pocket book snatching.

Durne Lincoln High School William C. Roderick Brunswick High School Lincoln West Patrick Street Abuibas Debie Pettigations Boys Village Cheltenham

Frederick County Borrowing Bill Introduced in House

The Frederick county delegation introduced a measure in the House of Delegates to authorize Frederick county to borrow 1200 DM for public buildings. The enabling act would extend over several years with the county selling homes as needed to improve venues like Montevue and the Court House. No immediate hand floating contemplated if the issue passes. Senator Barritk’s bill nears final enactment, setting the December term of Circuit Court in Frederick County as a centuary term. it passed both chambers and awaits the governor.

Fredenck County House of Delegates General Assembly Montevue Court House Bar »Ritk Frederick Senate House

Dog Halts Bus At Lexington Market In Baltimore

Passengers cower as a small white dog sits center aisle snarling and growling outside Lexington Market. Patrolmen George Gibmeyer and Kenneth Runge arrive, muzzle the spitz, and remove it to a local shelter.

Baltimore Lexington Market George Gibmeyer

Local Man Pays $175 On Two Traffic Law Charges

A local man paid $175 in fines in Magistrate court after pleading guilty to two traffic violations. The cases involved overweight and reckless driving concerns tied to a dump truck weighed at 22,600 pounds and driven erratically on US 40 west of Frederick. Other defendants faced drunken driving charges with penalties set by the magistrate.

U.S Frederick Maryland Reese Shoemaker William M. Payne West Pat Cick Street Jesse Haunt Douglas E. Rogers Stone Payne Rogers Pnt Mac *E Shoeinake Baltimore William E McNeal Florence Shook Jefferson William A. Boone Jr afcNeal Charles D Lincoln Innewen Merman Market Street Restaurent Brusenteh Burg Wader

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