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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1959

Page

8

Crowds Queue For Washington's Birthday Sales In Wet Weather

Downtown shoppers braved rain and sleet for the annual Washington's Birthday sale with lines forming at West Patrick Street appliance store and North Market Street department store. Bargains included dishwashers refrigerators washers and TV sets at deep discounts while other stores offered dollar deals and free coffee. Traffic was heavy, parking scarce, and several retailers planned 9 pm closing on regular Monday hours.

Patrick Street Ater North Market Street Frederick Peenyy Tyene Genee Dill Acounte

Freezing Rain Snow In Western Maryland Report

Snow and freezing rain touched Western and Central Maryland this morning as warmth arrived and melted most slick cover on highways. The Weather Bureau forecast rain statewide today, ending tonight with temperatures rising into the 50s and overnights in the 30s to 35. Road crews worked across Western Maryland including Washington County as roads remained slick in the mountains then slushy lower elevations.

Associated Press Maryland Weather Bureau Oakland Garrett County By & Am

Clearing Debris From W Hancock Wreck Stacks Debris After 373000 Loss

In Hancock, Western Maryland Railway crews cleared debris from a Saturday wreck estimated at 373000. Division Superintendent Chambers reported 26 freight cars carrying wheat and ale left the tracks, with 12 incidents of damage to roadbed and signal equipment totaling 62000, some cars toppling into the nearby Chesapeake and Ohio Canal along the town corridor. The 15 car train was bound for Baltimore.

Hagerstown Western Maryland Railway Hancock Chambers Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Baltimore

Marshall Weaker Condition Serious

Gen George C Marshall remains in serious condition at Fort Bragg after a second stroke. Army physician Col George M Powell reports an increasing kidney output and a complication of treatment involving intravenous feeding and a stomach tube. Pneumonia accompanying the stroke is described as under control.

FT. Bragg George C. Marshall George M Powell Powell Col. Powell

Nurse's Leg Broken In Auto Crash Near Damascus

Mrs Delores Thomason a 47 year old Montgomery County General Hospital nurse was injured when her foreign made car collided head on with a vehicle driven by Robert Goad near Damascus on Etchison road. She was treated at Damascus Volunteer Fire Company ambulance and listed in fair condition. Road conditions were blamed for the crash as police investigated and reports noted slippery roads near Tanism.

Montegermy County Damascus Etchison Road Delores Thomason Robert Goad RFD 2 Gaithersburg Goad Thomason Moxley Monrovia RFD Montgomery County Ohind Tanism

Robbers Busy Over Weekend

Police report robberies across a downtown area over the weekend. A canning plant office and several offices were entered by breaking rear doors and tampering with locks. Small cash sums were taken from the offices of Charles F. Bowers and William M. Storm, while a fireproof file and token cupboard yielded little value. Investigations continue.

Jenkins Bros Frederick City Commerce Street Ito Court West Second Streets Charles F. Bowers William M. Storm DowWeudutu

Car Seeks Speeding Vehicle After Cross Burning Incident

Charick Town police hunt for a car that sped away after a seven-foot wooden cross burned near the home of Rev. Homer H. Bullett in Charlick Town. The crude cross wrapped in burlap and kerosene burned briefly on a neighbor’s lawn late Saturday.

Charles Town W. Va Charick Town Homer H. Bullett

Hazardous roads improve as temperatures rise after sleet

Early morning highways faced treacherous ice and sleet with a chill 22 degrees, but officials predicted a warming trend above freezing by afternoon ending the hazard. Crews cleared slush, bridges and higher elevations remained slick, yet no major closures or delays occurred.

Weather Bureau State Roads Commission First State Roads Commission County Roads Board Fort Detrick Banks Schanle Afares

Man Killed On U S 220 Near Cumberland

Frank Edgar Nichols 37, of Baltimore, died after a car lost control on an icy stretch of U S 220 nine miles south of Cumberland near Rawlings. Police said Nichols, the driver, was thrown onto the front steps of a house. another man in the car was uninjured and being questioned. The two were en route from Baltimore to a West Virginia paper plant.

Sacred Heart Hospital Nichols

Archbishop Calls Baltimore Catholics to Sunday Observance

Archbishop Francis P. Keough urged Catholics in the Archdiocese of Baltimore to return to a truly religious observance of Sunday and avoid work or buying merchandise on that day. He said God’s law binds those on both sides of the counter.

Baltimore Archdiocese of Francis P. Keough

Baltimore Weather Update

Fire-Day forecast notes rain ending tonight with more rain Friday or Saturday. Mild tonight, cooler Tuesday, cool Wednesday then moderating. Temperatures near normal with light rainfall. Overnight low around 32 in Garrett County. western Maryland highs in upper 40s to mid 50s.

Baltimore Maryland Garrett County

Slight Fire Strikes Downtown Restaurant

A fire in the kitchen of the Friendly B Pads restaurant in West Panchaveen near Court damaged the Ras stove and burned all food including planned turkeys for a special meal. New owner Roland Fritz, taking over today, and local firefighters contained the blaze quickly. Damage to the stove and smoke impact were noted but overall losses were limited.

West Panchaveen Court Sam Miller Roland Fritz Earl Bartlett Fritz Aee Aichidd, Gut. & Ulatie North End Town House North Market Street Friendly B

Macmillan Khrushchev Hold Long Kremlin Talks

In Moscow Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Khrushchev spent about two hours at the Kremlin discussing disarmament and West German unity. The meeting followed a weekend visit and included Selwyn Lloyd and aides. Pravda gave the talks brief attention as British diplomacy sought common ground on Berlin. Additional remarks noted a later formal session and mutual interest topics. Arraignment of prisoners is slated for Tuesday at 11 a.m.

Moscow APO Macmillan Watushchev Kremint Con O'Neill Macmilan Selwon Sdova Patrick Reilly Khrushchev Croendiv Kremlin Communist Party Pravda Red Army West Berlin Anastas I. Mikoyan

Batista regime censored killings in Cuba under Batista rule

An Associated Press investigation by Robert Berrez examines Cuba under Fulgencio Batista where thousands were tortured and killed by police and army. Castro’s government has executed many former police and soldiers, while censorship and fear kept details from the world.

Cuba Associated Press Rererde Robert Berreliez Arizona Batista Robert Berrenez Havana Castros Jesus Sosa’ Blanco Rigey Sosa Blanco Bayamo Oriente Martin Argote Miguel Llorente Argote Liorente Pcachiume Nediond Llorente Toothad Sosa Blanca Kavana Mat

Heart Sunday fund drive tops $1700 in Frederick County

The Heart Sunday drive in Frederick County reports over $1700 collected in the city with county totals still to be finalized. Grace Butcher notes the county report is pending and hopes to reach the $35,000 goal as volunteers from 235 workers completed a door to door campaign led by county chairman William E Warren.

Heart Frederick County, Heart Association Grace Butcher Bruce E. Crum William FE Warren Te County

Freedoms Foundation Cites Maryland Schools

The Freedoms Foundation cited eleven Maryland entities for 2023 efforts to promote American values. Awards announced at Valley Forge included Cumberland-Allegany High School and Fort Hill High School in Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln categories, with editorial and youth essay honors and George Washington medals.

Valley Forge API Maryland Freedoms Foundaon Foundation Marsland Cumberland — Allegany High School Benjamin Franklin Lianda Crave Abraham Lincoln George Washington Fort Hill Glen Burnie Glen Burne High School George Washing ‘Ton Sec Oditertel Gleekernlan

Knoxville Lovers Among Victims In WV Crash

An engaged couple and a traveling companion were killed early Sunday when their car failed to negotiate a curve near Charles Town West Virginia. Victims included William Conway 22 of Knoxville Earl Ashbaugh 19 also of Knoxville and Ann Breeden 18 of Loudoun County Virginia. The car struck trees and overturned, with rescuers tearing open wreckage to reach two bodies. Authorities cited excessive speed and noted Conway had recently returned from Korea. Services planned at the Nazarene Church for Miss Breeden and Mr. Conway with interment at Ebeneezer Cemetery.

Ripon W. Va Charles Ton Knoxville Loudoun County Harpers Ferry Charles ‘Town William Frederick Conway RFD Earl Richard Ashbaugh Ann Marlene #reeden West Virginia Tommie H. Ward Charles Town Conway Croe Tranper Ward Ashbaugh Breeden Girl Charles Anna Marlene Breeden Loudon High School Leesburg Miss Breeden Ermon L. Breeden Loudon Heights Maneva Haines Lexington Park Naomi MacIsaac New York City Zelva Jane Louladei Aaron Lee U.S. Army Okinawa George T Herman L Clis ‘Ton W Loring E Church of the Nazarene William F. Conway James G. Moore Garrett Korea Edna Conway Moore Rose Marie Thompson Betty Ann Muncy Garrets Mill Jack Downs Fug W. E. Potts Ebeneezer Robert Ashbaagh Rose Anna Cooper Dorothy Moxley Sparta N. C Ramona Weddle le Bore Robert Kegs John Sandy Hook Annie Fiemming Ebemesser Miotbuchas ‘Jeuuret Churchay

Four Children Die In Trailer Fire In Frankford Township

In Branchville Indiana a family trailer fire killed four children Linda 6 Robert 4 William 4 and Barrett 2. Mother Eileen Henderson 26 was burned trying to rescue them while father Robert Henderson worked away. The blaze began when a heater blew up near the trailer connected to a one room cottage in Frankford Township.

Branchville Capo Eileen Henderson Omaneaths Robert Henderson Frankford Township Linda Robert William Barrett Henderson Aetna Barrett Henderson

Defense contract dispute pits states and senators

Washington report notes Maryland joins the fight between New York and California over defense awards. New York senators allege California favoritism in contract awards while California's delegation counters that New York and others seek to curb West Coast defense business.

Washington Maryland New York California

Missing Doctors Feared in 70 Mile Mercy Flight Search

Berlin New Hampshire volunteers searched through deep snow in the White Mountains for two Dartmouth Medical School physicians, Dr Ralph E Miller and Dr Robert E Quinn, missing since Saturday after a single engine plane from Berlin to Lebanon vanished. Air National Guard and civilian planes scoured the area as temperatures plunged to 15 below zero.

Berlin N.H White Mountains Ralph E. Miller Robert E. Quinn Dartmouth Medical School Lebanon Air National Guard Sullor Mary Gtchcock Hanover Ralph Dr Pr. Quinn Milley Hermann Sander

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