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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1958

Page

10

Monocacy Rises After Night Rains Tonight

Rain and warm temperatures raise Monocacy water levels with Jug Bridge at 11.20 feet and Buckeystown Urbans roads at risk of flooding. Potomac at Harpers Ferry sits at 7.2 feet with ice still reported upriver. officials warn of lingering debris and possible road closures as streams drain.

North County Carrall Creek Teporly Potomac River Harpers Ferry Potomac Williamsport

Car Crash on College Avenue Damages Cars Injures Man

Gordon A. Black, 41, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision at College Avenue and Carvel Parkway. He sustained non serious injuries as his 1954 Ford, driven by Hilda S. Black, collided with a 1955 Oldsmobile driven by John J. Schmidt. Schmidt was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign. Approximate car damage listed at $300 each. Police Lt. Massburg investigated. Also, Maryland School for the Deaf main building rewiring bids opened. W. B. Ferguson and Co. bid $36,277. Talon Electric Co. bid $39,901. no contract awarded.

Libertytown College Avenue Carvell Parkway Gordon A. Black Frederick Memorial Hospital Alnasians Paul Massburg Black Ford Hagerstown Maryland Department of Public Maryland School For the Deaf Ww. B. Ferguson and Company Talon Electric Company Frederick

Mack Told to Quit Amid FCC Hearings in Washington

A House subcommittee member urged Richard A. Mack to resign from the Federal Communications Commission during questioning. The exchange occurred on the second day of a probe into influence around a Miami television channel. Mack offered no immediate reply and resisted claims of wrongdoing.

Waslington House Federal Communications Commission Richard A. Mack Commission Mack Rep Moss Calif Oly Miami County

Eisenhower to Enter Hospital for Checkup and Tooth Extraction

President Eisenhower planned a morning admission to Walter Reed Army Hospital for a follow up from last November’s slight stroke. He would have a cracked molar removed under local anesthesia and be examined by neurology specialists who treated him previously.

Washington U Eijnemhower Waller Reed Army Hospital James UC Hagerty White House Eisenhower Waller Baris

Winter Storm Hits Plains States Snow Delays Travel

Blustery winter weather hammered the Plains with heavy snow and strong winds. Snow depths exceeded a foot in places while blizzard conditions closed several east west highways and disrupted travel from the Dakotas to Kansas. Temperatures plunged to near zero in western North Dakota and teens in northwestern Kansas as gusty winds raised snow drifts.

Associated Press Plains States Dakotas Nebraska Kansas North Dakota Dickinson Nath Dakota Amaunis Chadron Nek Merve Jusseil Kan Tangas Eastwest Northouth Colorado Fort Morgan Akron Midwest Atlantic Coast

Brunswick Man Injured In Freak Railroad Accident

Pauly J. Taylor, 31, of Brunswick a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman, was injured in a freak collision near Rawlings when a buckled coal car skidded across the track, ripping open the diesel cab. He suffered a fractured ankle a broken leg and contusions after pushing a coworker to safety as two freights passed.

Cumberland D. i Pauly J. Taylor Brunswick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Rawlings Taylor Memoial Hospital Ib. F. Farmer

Washington's Birthday Dinner By Masons

Lynch Lodge of Masons held its annual George Washington birthday dinner Thursday night in Masonic Temple with Columbia Lodge and other Masonic members invited. About 175 dined on turkey served by Frederick Charities Eastern Star. Entertainment featured Mrs Reuben Cape Tan harpist Jack Wantz organist and Mrs William Ayers vocalist. Guest speaker was Walter L Fowler Budget Officer for the District of Columbia and past Master of Anacostia lodge. After dinner the lodge held its regular meeting with Fowler speaking again.

Lynch Lodge of Masons George Washington Masonic Temple Columbia Lodge Frederick Charite Eastern Star Reuben Cape Tan Jack Wantz William Ayers Walter L Fowler Direlet of Columbia Masonic Lodge Ana

Five Day Weather Outlook With Temperature Shifts

The forecast calls for a five day period with normal to slightly above temperatures on most days. Expect colder conditions over the weekend and again Tuesday with a possible warmer Monday. Precipitation totals around a quarter to half inch. Highs near 50 in lower elevations with colder readings in higher mountains.

Noremal Elsaithower

Eastern Shore Demands Economies and Tragedy Looms

A chaotic report blends political budget fights with a family tragedy in Las Cruces. A pastor Rev Leonard TovettL and his twin 14 year old sons became involved in a deadly incident when a backfire of punishment ended with a son using a revolver. Police say both boys were taken into juvenile custody as officials discuss fiscal cuts and a potential large postal pay raise. The stock market also shows a downturn in New York trading.

Las Cruces N.M Aknapolis Penditures Leonard Tovettl McXeldin Larmore Wicomico Boyett del. Simpkins Somerset Directeot del. White John White Jack GTO Senate Hif J. Big Benson Newell Sen Carlson Kan Postal

Seven percent of Maryland U dropped, Dr Elkins reports

College Park reports that 7 percent of undergraduates were dropped after the first semester as part of a higher standard plan. President Elkins described the casualty list of 772 dismissals, with 692 failing 501 percent or more academic credits. He noted the policy aims to improve overall quality while offering fair chances to graduates.

College Park Wayland Wilson H. Elidns Cole I Ig Elkins Uilinn Beard Ady Missions Elkinsy New York Washington Lens Salfon Baltimore McLeak Cansland Autonsies Traching Co Er. C. Byrd Mary Robertson Nixon State Roads Commission Canton Senate Visiora U.S. Navallin Harrisburg Siaian Shorttyl Academy Lethal Pation

Senator Beall Named To Academy Board

Senator Beall named to the Academy Board as part of the EBA, a body of physical education employees overseeing disability hospitalization and death benefits for Association members.

Beall Academy EBA Association

Loaded shotgun tale sparks election at Frederick plant

James F. Abbot, district engineer v PE in Frederick, elected vice president of the employee Benevolent Association. Eisenhower photo session with a muzzle loader prompts remarks by George Humphrey at a banquet in Thomasville. Frederick employees named to offices include Bailston Robens, Gladys Miller, Victor Summers, Darlene Benn. Committees set with Summers as finance chair and Carroll Summers as auditing chair along with Stone and Roschii.

James F. Abbot Frederick Cleveland Tc Bligsice Hisenhower EBA George Humphrey Secretary of the Treasury Presiden Eisenhower Humphrey Thomasville Jon Maryland Peninsula Tellow Tom the City Ag Co Salisbury WBOC Hagerstowns Broadcasting Co Onli Bailston Robenshoefer Gladys Miller Victor M. Summers Darlene H. Benn The Beneficial Association Hagerstowe Pinanace Carroll Summers Robert S. Stone Richard Roschii

Five Potomac Edison workers elected to EBA posts

Five employees of Potomac Edison Company have been elected to offices within the Employees' Benevolent Association. The selections were announced by the utility's staff organization and reflect ongoing participation in company welfare and member support activities.

EBA The Potomac Edison Company Hiere Wave Heen Plantar Te Tan Aftlane

Jury Deadlocked in Slander Suit Against Radio Network

A federal jury in Baltimore failed to reach a verdict after 74 hours of deliberation in a defamation case brought by Pearl Wanamaker against Fulton Lewis Jr. and WCBM and two Maryland stations. Lewis admitted errors in identifying a person tied to congressional hearings. The judge noted similar suits have been brought in Colorado and New York.

Baltimore Fulton Lewis Jr R. Dorsey Watkins Mitualt WCBM Maryland Pearl A. Wanamaker Wanamaker State of Washington Lewis Lewis Ac Fudge Watkins Wana Linaker Colorado New Yor Washington District of Ce

Thor Missile Launch With New Cone On Flight Test

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Air Force Thor Missile launched today carrying a new cone designed by General Electric to test in flight The 1500 mile range missile aimed toward Europe within a year The launch began at 8 08 am and the nose cone differed from previous ones observers noted a successful ascent with a bright flame trail and vapor cloud The test follows prior Thor launches since January 1957 with multiple successful flights and marks another step in ballistic missile development.

Cape Canaveral Fla Sn Air Force Thor Space Todlay Europe Air Force Cauna Breach IHL Atlantic Jenill General Electric Navy

Bus Submerged in Kentucky River After Crash Near Prestonsburg

A Floyd County school bus carrying about 40 children sank in the rain swollen Louis Fork of the Big Sandy River three miles south of Prestonsburg. Ten youngsters escaped through a rear door before the bus went under in 30 feet of water. authorities fear the driver and up to two more children may have died. Rescue crews pulled 10 to 12 youths from the river as a bulldozer worked to jolt the bus free, with Principal Janes Boler identifying the driver John Alex Derossett, a five year veteran of the county system.

Floyd County Sotaa Louis Fork Big Sandy River Sehldren William &. Callihan Carter-Callihan Funeral Home Prestonsburg Cow Creek Calihan Jio Janes Boler Prestonsburg High School John Alex Derossett Enuk Stuntington W.way

Explosion Ties Barge Blast to Gas Seep at Easton

Three men died in a February blast aboard a barge at Easton, with Captain Marcedlus K Whill and William Russell of Rock Hall and Luke Parker of Cambridge killed. A fifth man damaged, Herman Hacabs of Chestertown, suffered fractures and lacerations but survived. Fire crews used foam to douse the fire likely started when a pump ignited spilled fuel in the bow compartment.

Easton Sion Eire Marcedlus Kwhill William Russell Rock Hall Luke Parker Cambridge Herman Hacabs Chestertown Memorial Hospital Withe Sydmore Cook Oxford

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