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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1959

Page

8

Frederick County Bond Bills Move Through Reading and Enactment

Two Frederick County bond measures clear ed reading with an enabling act for a 1.5 million school construction bond and a 1.2 million public buildings bond. A deputy State’s Attorney salary set at 33 6&0 yearly. Senate action on non jury term and Montgomery County assistant State’s Attorney approved.

Frederick County House of Delegates Senate House Court House Singanore Urbana Impovante Winehnetar Hall Montevue Samuel W. Barrick Montgomery County

Gangs Feud Turns Fatal in Brooklyn Theater District

In Brooklyn, a feud between two teenage gangs led to one death and a second wounded. Four youths, arrested after a five block chase, face homicide charges. Victim Tony Labanchino, 17, died. another teen was wounded. suspects include Carl Cintron and Israel Marvos among others.

New York Brooklyn Tony Labanchino John Lombardi Bat Own Carl Cintron Carlos Reyes Melvin Torres Israel Marvos Labanchino Lombardi Sands St. Angels Mau Maus Lahanchino

Faint Radio Messages Give Hope For Life

A faint radio signal today raised hope that missing doctors Dr Ralph E. Miller age 60 and Dr Robert E. Quinn age 32 may be alive in the White Mountains. Ground and air teams searched the area eight miles between Mt Agassiz and Franconia Notch while Dr Karl Steady a Civil Air Patrol member reported hearing wireless fragments saying Agass and Notch.

White Mountains Ralph E. Miller Robert E. Quinn Mt. Agassiz Franconia Notch Karl Steady Civil Air Patrol Agass

Maryland SRC seeks legalization of two actions

The Maryland State Roads Commission asks the Legislature to legalize two actions or permit direct enforcement of its recent steps. The package includes designating emergency snow routes, imposing a minimum speed limit, and allowing toll facilities to arrest violators. The bills also cover yield signs, advertising fees, fund transfers, and explosives transport rules.

Annapolis State Roads Commission The Roads Commission Chesalpeake Bay Bridge Joseph Buscher Attorjney Commission

To Tighten Montrose School Restrictions

House action focuses on integrating the Montrose Training School for Girls and easing limits on obscene literature. A compromise amendment aims to please both censorship sides as leaders negotiate. The bill would remove a racial descriptor in confinement criteria, enabling transfer of about 71 newro girls from Barrett Training School due to noise and safety concerns near Friendship Airport.

Annapolisap Montrose Training School Judiciary Committee We Tabouse Montrose Till Reisterstown Baltimore Barrett Friendship Airport Friendship

Eisenhower Says Dulles Responsibility To Decide

President Eisenhower stated it is his responsibility to decide whether John Foster Dulles should remain as secretary of State. The remark appeared to rebuke lawmakers who urged a Cabinet replacement, notably Senators Stuart Symington and Hubert Humphrey, who had pressed for changes. Congressional Republicans later quoted Eisenhower as signaling a possible reversal on the Dulles question.

Eisenhower Washington John Foster Dulles Congress Dulles Leng Stuart Symington D-Mo Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Umm Eisenier Duceatttte

Khrushchev Rejects Four-Power German Talks

Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged that German reunification be decided by Germany itself, dashing Western plans for a four power meeting. He warned any breach of East German borders would trigger Warsaw Pact aggression and noted possible talks on militarism only. Macmillan’s Moscow visit included a trip to Dubna’s atom smasher and a warm reception in Soviet press.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Harold Macmillan Germany Khrushchev Kremlin Soviet Union United States Britain France East Hitler West Berlin Gaber Mac Macmillan Mies Atomic Research Institute Dubna Bruno Pontecorvo England Communist Party Pravda Izvestia U.S.R

Six Sentenced to House of Correction in Larceny Crackdown

In Frederick County Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. sentenced six defendants for larceny. Two men received two year terms while four others got one year each. Three city youths, including a 16 year old, were among the beer theft group from a local distributor on February 7. The remaining two men, Davis and Michaels, were charged in a separate $7 larceny case near Baltimore on February 17.

House of Correction Magis ‘Trate Melvin Eugene Roberts Blank Robert John William Klipp Robert Klipp David Frederick Roberts Baltimore Paul Davis North Carolina James Michaels Kennett Square David Lo Nichols Goldshero Noc Oath Petty Ceny Balaisore Frederick U. 5 Nachola Davis Michaels

Hampshire Hog Sale Sets Records At Roberts Farm

Forty four head of Hampshire swine sold at the Hampshire M H Fout sale held at Roberts Farm near Frederick. Gilts averaged $140 with 8 gilts and 6 boars sold for higher sums. top sow brought $325 from Cedar Paint Farm. Judging contest for Future Farmers of America followed.

Carty Hampshires Hampshire M. H. Fout Blank Swine Breeders Association Lutz Howard Pearl Lander Cedar Paint Farm Easton Hunt Lavestock Farm Denton Noc Future Farmers of America Bors Chile Wayne Geka Maclathen @ DLE Herman Twining Marriottsville Howard County Melvin Shoemaker Garthershore Eddie Horst Hagerstown Kenneth Booth Great Mass SR Mary 5 Julia Jarbee Lexington St . Mary's County Franklin Feeser Taneytown Eddie Free Thurmont David Miller Middletown Mulburn

Weather and unusually bright object sighting over Michigan

Gusts reached 30 miles per hour as sleet and rain cleared. Temperatures dipped to 36 with a forecast near 50 later. February precipitation rose to 1.72 inches with four days left. normal is 2.58. An intense bluish green meteor streaked across Michigan around 6:30 am startling residents.

Lulacaaly East Lansing Michapi Michigan

Carter Aides Son To Payroll At Reduced Rate

Des Moines Iowa Congressman Steven V Carter admits a mistake in putting his 19 year old college Son on his congressional payroll at 11873 a year The Des Moines Register quotes him saying he will adjust the arrangement due to illness and his son’s strong qualifications and that the family does not need the money He plans to keep the position but at a sharply reduced salary if possible and has not made a final decision.

Des Moines, Iowa Steven V. Carter Iowa Des Moines Register Washington Carter Tve Steven Steve George Washington University the Register Towa

Mrs Usilton Found Dead In Chester River

A note led investigators to the Chester River where the body of 73 year old Mrs Addie H Asilton widow of Kent News editor Fred G Usilton was recovered by volunteers. Coroner Dr Farr ruled death by drowning and a hospital stay preceded the incident. Her son Fred G Asilton Jr is a county schools supervisor.

Chestertown Chester Addie H. Asilton Kent News Fred G Usilton Robert. Farr Lasiton Kent - Queen Annes Hospital High Street Fred G. Asilton Jr Caroline County

Castro Begins Cleaning Graft in Cuba's Schools and Hospitals

In Havana the Castro government acted to clean graft from the school system and hospital construction. The Cabinet annulled hundreds of primary teacher appointments, many tied to Batista era selections, and set a new pay scale for teachers. It authorized 2.155 million dollars to finish 10 hospitals amid over 16 million spent already, with contracts canceled for personal gain. The regime also suspended pensions for former congressmen and carried out executions of former officers labeled war criminals, part of a broader purge totaling many deaths and sentences.

Havana Fidel Castro Fulgencio Batista Batista Castro Ricardo Luis Grau Oriente Pinar del Ron

Far Western Maryland Braces for More Snow

Far Western Maryland received more snow with flurries extending toward Baltimore. State Police reported icy Garrett County roads and slippery Allegany County routes. Temperatures to stay cold with fair skies and moderating temps through Thursday as the State Roads Commission advised chains in the Accident Oakland corridor and Frostburg area. Strong winds disrupted travel while Cumberland to the east remained clear. Overnight lows dropped to around 2 at Big Savage Mountain west of Frostburg.

Associated Press Maryland Balimore Garrett County Allegany County State Roads Commission Accident-Oakland Frostburg SRC Cumberland East Big Savage Mountain Frostburxt

Eagles' Physician Stricken in Philadelphia Market Rise

AP reports Philadelphia Eagles team physician Dr. Dowd, a Mount alumnus from St Marys College, suffered a heart attack in his office. Dowd, 52, has long served as team physician, with the market advancing in heavy trading on Friday. Surviving is a widow.

Philadelphia NEW York Jack Thomas Philadelphia Eagles National Football League Dowd St. Marys College Emmite Burg Une Chicago Cube

City Reports Wider Sickness Absence Across Schools

Hundreds of public and parochial students were absent as a virus-like illness swept the area. In the city, more than 15 percent missed school with near 30 percent at Frederick High and North Frederick, and 31 percent at Brunswick Elementary in the county. Health officials hinted closures unlikely unless staff shortages worsen, noting widespread spread statewide.

Libertytown West Frederick Ruces St. John’s High School St. John’s Stuents Frederick High School North Frederick Lincoln Brunswick Urbana Parkway East Frederick Brunswick High School Thurmont High School Board of Education

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