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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1958

Page

8

Frederick Housing Authority plans fourth low rent project

The Housing Authority of Frederick plans a fourth low rent housing project in the Five and Hall Street area. Architect Charles F. Bowers has prepared drawings costing about 1,200,000. Parcels in the area are being acquired and notices served to force property clearance before construction begins. Financing will come from the Federal Housing Administration with rents amortizing the costs.

City of Frederick Macey Gharnes F. Bowers Tsai Praives Wek Hall Street Klinehart Bente Street Housing Authority Stovill Varate Tabara Shaw Pire Halt Street

GOP Settle On Candidate For Maryland Governor Nomination

Maryland Republicans plan to decide by month’s end on their gubernatorial candidate. Gov McKeldin cannot seek a third term, with Rep DeWitt Hyde considered a sure renomination target in a district that the party hopes to hold. Likeliest contenders cited include Rep Milley and Rep Devereux, while Claude Heilmann is expected to pursue the Court seat. Adkins suggests Miller as a possible First District nominee if he joins the statewide race.

Annapolis Maryland McKeldin Baltimore Portrnue U. S. House of Representatives DeWitt & Hyde Republicau Rep Milley Eastern Shore Devereux Mintyland MW Deverensy Feam Claude Heilman Bertha S. Adkins Nation Miller

Anti American Barrage Countered At Cairo Conference

The report notes a U S effort to counter anti American propaganda from Russia at the Asian African Cairo gathering. It mentions a US mercy mission providing emergency aid to Coslan Uns and a mixed reception from Coslan Uns and Sri Lanka. The Cairo center is highlighted as a potential boost for U S influence amid Soviet rhetoric.

Warrington United States Russia Cairo Coslan Uns Alfielaly Ceylon Solana Rantaranaike Callestt Stn Africa al Cura Wodnesday Tiropinalian Agency Aimeen Radia

Signs Order To Distribute Proceeds In Estate Case

Chief Judge Patrick M Sehnauf signed a decree in Aquity Court for the distribution of net proceeds from the real estate sale of the late Mary B S Worman located at Llarmooy Grove. The proceeds amount to 20500 and the court directs one half to Grace M Lebheca administratrix granddaughter Mrs Lebert receives one quarter, and George A Worman and H Richard Worman two great grandsons share the remaining quarter.

Patrick M. Sehnauffer Aquity Mary BS. Worman Llarmooy Grove Grace M. Lebheca Lebert George A. Worman H. Hichard Worman Boll

Cold Sweep Grips Much Of Nation With Snow and Freeze

The Associated Press reports a broad cold snap across the country from the Rockies to the Atlantic with surfaces iced in the South and Midwest. Temperatures fall below freezing from Florida to Minnesota and Chicago area, with snow accumulating in New York and Erie. Gale winds and rain affect Florida as a deep freeze expands northward.

Associated Press Rockies Atlantic Coast Southland Flovida Pensacola Tallahassee Fla Georgia Atlama Midwest Carolina Alabama Mississippi Arkansas Kansas Vexas Panhandle Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Nakotas Neel Ilinois Chicago New England Tolver Morntal West Virginia Erie New York Florida

Evening registration set for Frederick voters

An extra registration session will be held Tuesday at the Registry Board office in the basement of the Court House from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to accommodate workers. As of late Thursday, 2,821 had registered in Frederick with 1,052 Republicans and 1,734 Democrats and three who declined. Provisions for additional Saturday registrations were announced, and two clerks from each major party will begin compiling records, with Mrs. Julia Marl and Mrs. Nick Kennedy assigned to the office.

Frederick City Registry Board Ue Court House Ordin Tiune Registry Office Clacton Julia Marl Nic Kennedy

Soviets May Hire Three Atomic Subs

Soviet Russia likely already has three atomic submarines as per the 1958 yearbook Marinkalendern. It estimates two in the Baltic Sea and one in the Far East with total submarines around 400. In New York, long distance telephone workers vote to strike at midnight, per Elaine Gleason of CWA.

New York Columbia Facday Mise Elaine T. Gleasson Long Lines District Communications Workers of America Balyimore Ma Tend Chesapeake and Pala Telephone Ca

Farm personal property schedules issued next week

Farm schedules are being prepared at the office of Supervisor for Assessments A. Lamar Barrick for issuance next week to farmers throughout the county. Schedules must be filled out and returned as the basis for farm personal property assessments, separate from real estate taxes. Farmers who do not receive a schedule should call or visit the office for assistance.

Lamar Barrick Counly My. Barvick

Water Use Up Sharply in City Supply Report Shows Increase

Water Superintendent William T. Davis details a year of rising consumption, with total usage reaching 1 025 051 000 gallons, up from 872 253 000 in 1956. Fishing Creek and Luscarora supplies totaled 661 821 000 gallons, and capacity at the Bul Liasan plant ran near full.

Proeerlek William T. Davis Swieces Fishing Creek Wolf Pallons MW i Davis Ivalor Gavis

CRC Begins Long Study On Civil Rights Commission

The new Civil Rights Commission opens a two month inquiry to craft a middle ground on racial issues. Six members include three Southerners and three Northerners, with J Ernest Wilkins and Theodore Hesburgh among the Northern appointees. The panel aims to produce a report and recommendations by September 9, 1959.

Washington Uni-Wiik Lisenhower Civil Rights Commission Oroharky Congress Doin A. Hannah Michigan State Univers J. Ernest Wilkins Theodore MM. Hesburgh University of Notre Dame John 3 Battle of Charlottesville Ant Doyle i Carilon Af ‘Pampa

More Safety Limited Access Roads

Maryland officials released studies showing limited access highways are three times safer than ordinary roads. Data from the federal Bureau of Public Roads show rural fatalities on limited access routes far lower, with experts citing dual highways and controlled access as key.

Balvimore Mgares Slate Roads Commission Baltimore Maryland Federal Bureau of Public Roads Sldes Prom & Pafety Robert J. Bonnell Umil Br. Bunnell Bomeau Glen Burnie ‘By-Paul Potomac I River Bridge U.S. 1 Baltimindie Washington Pulaski Highway U.S Delaware Line Frederick

Hillary Reported To Have Reached Pale

Auckland dispatch reports Sir Edund Nillary and a party of New Zealand explorers have reached the Pale, the third group in history to do so and the first in 46 years. They traveled a 200 mile route by ant and followed earlier naval expeditions from Britain.

Auckland New Zealand Edund Nillary Jillary Lilary Mvuch Wi Ant Robert Fo Scatt Agald Amaturidsen Norway

700 Workers To Report At New Building

The Atomic Energy Commission will open a new headquarters in Germantown Montgomery County. About 700 workers report this week with another 700 to follow next week, moving from Washington to the $1.3 million building. Desks and files moved, parking for 800 cars arranged, and an auditorium provided. The move affects 1,825 AEC employees districtwide with anticipated housing and transit impacts in the nearby areas.

Atomic Energy Comc Germantown Washington Montgomery County ABC Hopstreet Rtc Quiarlern Germantown Bank ARG Affichais Inv Indivite Vieyene Great Avertin Defense Department Seren'l &S AGC ALC AEC Vontritts Frere Fort Pieves Virni Heain

Two Die In Bus Wreck Near Toledo

A Trailways bus crashed on the Toledo Expressway after sideswiping a tractor trailer overpass railing. Two people were killed and several injured including the bus driver Regis Pranks, later identified as 27 years old. A male passenger from Omaha was among the dead nameless at publication. The report notes a youth named Ken Pavel among the deceased and an unnamed young woman aged 20 to 22.

Toledo Ohio Trailways Ken. Pavel Omaha Nob Regis Pranks Dickerson

Benson Faces New Criticism By Committee

Washington politics report shows Senate Agriculture Committee members poised to grill Benson over dairy price supports and civil rights stance. Benson plans to cut dairy supports to 7 percent of parity starting April 1, aiming to lower consumer costs and save taxpayers.

Benson Washington i Agringitine Bernsan Chaimind Senate Agricul Committee Benson Sonics Rommilles Benson Jang Congress Pling Jayor Wny Critigivm Hin Sun Thye Cr-Minut Hye Werang Phye Wee Ben+son

Snow totals and cold in Western Maryland and nearby West Virginia

Western Maryland reports ongoing snow with Garrett County averages near two inches in Frostburg and up to six inches countywide. Snow extends into the panhandle of West Virginia while eastern areas remain clear with subfreezing temps. several towns log single to double digit readings and daytime highs fall into the single digits.

Garrell County Astern Panhandle West Virginia Frostburg Attanlie Maryland Garrett County Vie County Waldanl Salisbury Baston Frederck Hookville Towson Cumberland Benson Waterloo Conawino Pikesville

Five Day Forest Weather Outlook With Mixed Precipitation

The forecast calls for above normal temperatures over the weekend with a moderation early next week and cooler spell late. Expect slightly above freezing highs in the mountains up to 42 elsewhere, with precipitation under a quarter inch.

Walkersville Firemen Pay Off Big Debt

Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company members have paid off a 530,000 debt tied to the building and dedication. The ceremony will feature guest speaker Tawes, election of officers, and a dinner, with funds raised through community events and a five flag celebration marking the 200th anniversary of the raven.

Walkersville Yarwnteer Fire Company Sie Tawes Will Colley Philip Beard Culler Marykind Neered Wyatt Carroll EF. Tasterday

New Call For Ike Nikita Meet Sparks Soviet Push

Moscow papers tout a Khrushchev Eisenhower summit as Kremlin crowning achievement after Stalin. Western diplomats note invitation could break the Western unity case. TASS reports majority support across regions, while American papers fault U.S. delay.

Moscow iGommunist Party Nikita Khrushchov Eisen Pring New York Londo Eisenhower Kremlin Stalin Soviet Union

Argentina mulls mission to Russia and East Bloc

Buenos Aires government sources say Argentina will send a mission to Russia and Iron Curtain states to study buying heavy industry gear oil and minerals. The delegation will visit Russia Czechoslovakia Poland and East Germany within ten days to upgrade trade balances with these nations where wool leather meat and linseed are already purchased.

Buenos Aires Arkealing Russia Iron Curtain Czechoslovakia Poland East Germany Argentina

Diva Callas Walks Out In Rome Opera Fracas

The New York born diva Miss Callas received a cool reception at Rome Opera, walked out during Bellini’s Norma after one act, and refused to continue. Critics blamed the interruption on irate audience whistles and the collapse of the opening night, with staff and politicians debating the implications for Italian opera funding.

Rome Moushy Prima Daana Mavia Menoshint Callas Norma Opera Attoy Rome Opera Henetoloreine Haly Cous Giovanni Battista Mo la Scala Mila Hatian Parliad Romans Hope Pittertalian Atie Ligt Renato Miss Callas Sansone Inekpel Aikdignes Audieave eNite Jourvind Ukesis Pram Jay Elsa Maxwell Dolor

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