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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1958

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14

Woman Rushed To Hospital Is Home, False Alarm On Baby

Mrs. Harald Smith was flown to Frederick Memorial Hospital for delivery but returned home after a false alarm. A helicopter from Fort Meade transported her to Fort Detrick, then an Army ambulance to the hospital. At the county, school bus operations resumed as weather improved, with 50 percent attendance across public schools and plans to make up lost days discussed at the March board meeting.

Harald Smith Frederick Meghorlal Hospital Woodline Fort Meade Woorbite Smith Fort Detrick Gounty Lodby Ume Brunswick High School Navirredemck Board of Education New Thomont Urbana U.S. 40 Brunswick Paul L. Hoffmaster Weapen Washington Street North Slarket Parkway Woodshore Middletown Montgomery County Hasler

Homeless After Fire At Oldtown

OLDTOWN Md Three buildings including post office and general store were destroyed early today by fire cutting power to a town section. Eleven people were left homeless as six fire companies fought the blaze from Cumberland twelve miles away. Power failure hit Oldtown High and Cemetery School. Fire started from an overheated furnace in the basement of the Nixon store. Damage around $20,000.

Oldtown Woostoffice General Slare Cumberland Hortinvest Oldtown High Clemetary School John J. Nixon Philip Richard Digis Florida William McNulen

Five Die In Blaze At Virginia Frame Home

Staunton Virginia residents report a fatal fire at a six room frame house near the Shenandoah Valley. Five members of the Simmons and Smith families died amid the flames discovered by Ed A. Dudley. Names identified include Jesse Simmons his wife Zona Mae Carrie Whetzel Clemen Ry Smith and Gaming Smith. Cause undetermined and the house was consumed before firefighters arrived.

Sammy Smith West Virginia Simmons

Cold Snap Drops Florida Morn to Forty-Two Degrees

Overnight temperatures across Florida plunged to 42 degrees in a normally warm city, the coldest since 1935. Forecasters warned of slow improvement as readings ranged 20 degrees below normal in the south, with Key West and Tampa around 55 and 51 respectively. Districts from Tallahassee to Jacksonville reported subfreezing lows, while confidence stayed low for a quick warmup.

Paul Moore Stie Bliams Weather Bureau Florida Trish Key Wests Tampa Dale Ovala Tallahassee Jacksonville Cross City Dayloas Beach

Fairchild Workers Without Breakfast in Labor Dispute

Thousands of Fairchild Aircraft workers go to work hungry due to a cafeteria dispute. Local 842 UAW CIO president George Smith cites union unit chairman Harold Charehey’s dismissal for alleged unfair labor practice. An emergency meeting was planned as workers line up for candy and beverages.

Hagerstown (i Fairchild George Smith Uaw-Cio Harold Charehey Charehey Smith

Escaped Prisoner Skeleton Found in Tennessee Case

A skeleton was found under a Nashville prison floor ending a year long search for escaped inmate Wade Youngbread linked to a prison murder. Dick West, another inmate once jailed for murder, was questioned. Payne’s slayings and parole debates frame a complex prison case with multiple inmates under scrutiny.

Nashville Tenn Las Dack Youngbread Pandine Payne Dick West West

County Road Relocations Planned in Maryland Program

Maryland Roads Commission proposes relocations at Walkersville and Woodsboro and other locations as part of a revised 1962-65 to 1966-68 construction plan. A bill in the General Assembly would let the commission adjust project priority with county and state approval. Frederick County shows 42.42 miles costing about 8.69 million dollars for 1962-65, with 67.89 miles totaling roughly 2.93 million for 1966-68.

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Snowbound Maryland Faces Weather Break as Snow Recedes

After a mostly sunny, milder forecast, Maryland prepared to clear highways with 200 National Guard troops mobilized to aid the State Roads Commission. Some 1,375 miles of snow clearance were listed, with northern Baltimore County hit hardest. fuel, food, and medical aid shortages reported for dozens of residents.

Associated Press Maryland McKeldin National Guard State Roads Commission Matdien Milton A Reckord Adjutant General Ellicott’ City Oakland Havre de Grille Lennardtown la Plata Prine Frederick Baltimore County Cockeysville Reisterstown Smith Island Somerset County Ohio Valley New York

East Stull Held In Grip Of Big Freeze

The storm and deep cold bind East Stull and surrounding counties as officials report widespread outages and emergency measures. A Coast Guard ice path reached Oxford Maryland aiding supply deliveries while helicopters lift救救 rescue workers to isolated homes.

Easton Coast Guard Oxford

Milk and police update amid county disruptions

Rates for nurses rise by two dollars a day as farmers ship milk through war weather in the southern county. Snow blocks roads near Doubs and Adamstown with some areas still awaiting collections since Sunday. Washington market remains supplied. a tanker driver was stranded near Ariddlelawn, but a farmer stored surplus milk on a neighbor’s tank. A City Officer’s car stolen earlier was recovered in Dora Jackson, West Virginia, with no injuries reported.

Doubs Adamstown Dair Chestnut Farms Wasington Dofferson Ariddlelawn Farn Middletown Valley Veficer Charles Rare Mita Wmunth Dora Jackson Romney Frederick Memorial Bore Nital Tiyatts- Frederick Damag Hown West Virginia State Polen Ambulanes Ailarleil Feiuinel Il

Churchill Has Fair Night During Illness in France

Sir Winston Churchill, 83, ill with pneumonia and pleurisy, rested in Cap Martin. Secretary Montague Browne said he was in good spirits, reading papers, talking with family, and receiving visitors. Doctors Moran and Roberts diagnosed the conditions after a chill during a Riviera visit. Churchill had earlier rallied, with no danger of death.

Browne Lord Moran Chinchills Lanisa David M. Roberts Riviera Churchill Rivices Aristolle Onasiss Winston Maran Roberts London Cairo Tehran Roosevelt Chiang Kaijshek Marshal Stalin

McKeldin Declares Frederick County Emergency Area

Governor McKeldin designates Frederick County as an emergency area to deploy National Guard if needed during a blizzard. Capt Willard Moving and Guard units stand by to assist in fuel or medical supply shortages and blocked roads. County officials coordinate with the Guards and seek equipment from Fort Meade and No 802nd Signal Battalion to clear heavy drifts.

McKeldin Frederick County Willard Moving Delbert S. Null County Commission Ers Cass Alice County Reads Board Fort Molihird 802Nd Neel

Roads Forces Begin To Win Battle In Blizzard Snow

With above freezing temps and diminishing winds, county roads crews report progress opening primary routes across drifts. Bulldozers reopen U S 1 and 15 sections as 60 mph winds ease, 20 bulldozers operate to clear 265 miles of roads, while volunteers assist and forecasters warn of further snow near the region.

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