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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1957

Page

9

Thief Steals Police Truck Then Dives It Into Carroll Creek

A thief, possibly bearing a grudge against Sgt. Denver J. Shook, stole the officer’s pickup near Parkway School and drove it down a steep bank into Carroll Creek after smashing a light post. The vehicle, left in gear with throttle wide, was recovered from the water. no items were taken, and the incident remain under investigation by state police.

Seret Denver Jshook Carroll Creek Parkway School Carroll Parkway Parkway Shook South Market Street Sergt. Shook

Frederick Construction Company lands long hunter shopping center contract

Frederick Construction Company awarded contract for Long Meadow Shopping Center on Hagerstown outskirts. Center to be 3.5 times larger than Frederick Shopping Center with Sears Roebuck, four story office building, 3$ stores and warehouse on Pennsylvania Avenue. Ground broken with local officials. completion targeted for September. DECISIVE TEST Washington: Dulles sees Middle East as possible decisive test in struggle between communism and freedom.

Frederick Construction Company Long Meadow Hagerstown Frederick Albert H. Cohen Frederick Construction Sears Roebuck Pennsylvania Avenue Roy Knight Harry Rosenfeld Rosenfeld Realty Company Burean Francis H. Umer Roger Willard Richard F. Kline Center Street Monocaty Motor Company North Market Street Cohen Motor Company Washington State Dulles Middle East

Fire Sweeps Maryland Restaurant Killing Six People

Six people died in a three alarm fire that swept a restaurant on U S 301 near Gambrills Maryland injuring others. Fire units from multiple towns struggled to control flames as water had to be hauled from a nearby dairy farm. Police reported several fatalities including James Hendro of Jamesville and others from Baltimore Owings Mills and Frostburg.

Associated Press Ey Gambrills U.S. 301 Maryland James Pikes James Hendroy Janes Herald Harbor Arundel Forest Barleigh Heights Jessup Glen Burnie Annapolis West Annapolis Riva Woodland Beach Marley Ferndale Arnold Odenton Martin A Disney Odenton Company Naval Academy Hendroglazes

United States presents five point disarmament plan

The United States submitted to the United Nations a five point disarmament plan calling for a ban on further stockpiling of nuclear weapons and international control of space missiles. It would take effect after a strict system of inspections is set up to prevent violations. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. presented the proposal as the General Assembly opens its debate with 80 nations.

United Nations N.Y United States U.N. Way U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Ias

Frigid Arctic Blast Drives Midwest and Northeast to Subzero Readings

An arctic air outbreak pushes temperatures to subzero across the Midwest and Northeast. City lows include Chicago at its coldest since February 1955 and places from Bismarck to Albany report severe freezing, while Gulf Coast and Florida stay mild in the 50s and 60s as snow shifts eastward toward the Atlantic.

Associated Press Midwest Plains Great Lakes New York State New England Chicago Bismarck N. D International Falls Minn Grantsburg Wis Burlington Iowa Syracuse N Y Massena N. Y Watertown Albany Lebanon N. H Rocky Mountains Gulf Coast Florida Ohio Valley Atlantic Coast

Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware

Five day forecast shows Tuesday partly cloudy and cold with slightly milder Wednesday followed by colder conditions. Light snow possible mainly in the mountains and north with temperatures 6 to 10 degrees below normal. Western Maryland highs mid to upper 30s lows teens. Eastern Maryland and Delaware highs in lower 40s and lows in mid 20s.

Maryland-Delaware Maryland Delaware

Snow blankets Maryland as highways close and two die

Heavy snow blanketed Maryland with 3 to 4 inches in many areas and up to 4.25 inches in Emmitsburg. State Police warned of very hazardous roads as two people died in a head on collision near U.S. 1, and dozens of minor accidents prompted road crews to plow and spread cinders while schools closed across several counties.

Associated Press Maryland Weather Bureau Delaware Baltimore U.S. 1 Victor McNabb Washington Leland Memorial and Beulah Josephson Hyattsville Prince Georges ‘County Hospital McNabb Muirkirk Road Reisterstown Garrison Boulevard Hagerstown Frederick Randallstown Oakland Garrett County Cumberland Benson Waterloo Waldorf and Salis Rockville Easton Conowingo Towson Pikesville Salisbury Garrett Fairbanks Alaska Wnear Frostburg Mary Apartyland

Humphrey Bogart Dies of Cancer at Fifty Six

Hollywood mourns as Oscar winner Humphrey Bogart, 56, dies from throat cancer at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale. Lauren Bacall, his wife, and their young children Stephen and Leslie were at his side as he slipped into a coma before passing at 2 10 a.m. The actor, famed for tough guy roles, had recently undergone surgery and requested donations to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers.

Hollywood Humphrey Bogart Wenesist Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glen Bogiesdale Lauren Bacall Holmby Hills Manse Stephen Leslie

Two Hurt In South Mountain Collision In Frederick County

Two men, Claude Alexander Dunkeen and Edgar Alexander Vance, both of Baltimore, were injured in a two-vehicle crash on the eastern slope of South Mountain in Frederick County. Dunkeen suffered a possible skull fracture and Vance multiple fractured ribs. Catherine E. Milkowski of Cumberland was unhurt. State Police said the crash occurred about 11:20 p m Sunday as Dunkeen’s car descended and swerved into Milkowski’s westbound vehicle. investigation continuing.

South Mountain Frederick County Washington County Claude Alexander Dun ‘Ean Baltimore Edgar Alexander Vance Duncan Vance Richard Bible Catherine E. Milkowiski Cumberland

Montgomery Police Broadcast Alarm for Copper Theft

Montgomery County police issued a 12 state alarm for a man suspected of stealing copper insulation wire from electric lines. He is said to have removed up to a mile of wire, driving a truck resembling those used by a power company. Elaine Snyder, reported missing, has been found and jailed on a charge of desertion of several children, pending a hearing. investigation aided by State Police Trooper Steele.

Rockville Montgomery County Elaine Snyder East South Street Steele

Miss Carmen Delaplane Killed In Auto Crash

Miss Carmen Delaplane, supervisor of elementary schools for Howard County, died in a two car crash on U S 40 west of Ellicott City on her 51st birthday. She taught in Carroll County and Calvert and Howard schools and was born in Detour Carroll County.

Ellicott City Carmen Delaplane Howard County Carroll County Calvert County U.S. 40 Delaplane Detour Sykesville Union Bridge Taneytown

Khrushchev Says Ike Policy in Middle East a Farce

Soviet leader Khrushchev denounces Eisenhower's Middle East policy as a “garbage heap” move while visiting Central Asia. He accuses Western powers of exploiting Arab nations and asserts the Soviet Union offers aid for national independence and ending regional conflict.

London Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower Khrushchev Fisenhower Tashkent Supreme Soviet Uzbek Russia Central Asia Moscow Radio Soviet Union Egypt United States Britain France Israel Asizam Africa Snd Middle Eastern

Major Effort For Pact With Egypt

Western powers plan a major seven week push to reach a practical plan for Suez Canal operation with Egypt. Both Dulles and Pineau stressed the need for a provisional accord by March 1. Diplomats expect the new Macmillan government to accept the estimate.

Washington Egypt Suez Canal Cairo Dulles Christian Pineau Harold Macmillan

Macmillan Keeps Loyalists as Eden Links Spark Rumors

The new British cabinet under Prime Minister Harold Macmillan largely preserves familiar names including foreign secretary Sir Selwyn Lloyd. Richard Butler returns as leader in the Commons and home secretary, while Peter Thorneycroft becomes chancellor. The Lloyd retention draws sharp opposition from Liberal and Labour papers, who call it a militant unrepentance over Suez. The Times notes justice in Lloyd’s appointment but warns on world opinion. Separately, 93 year old twins from Frostburg celebrate long lifespans.

London Britain Harold Macmillan Macmillan Eden John Selwyn Lloyd Lloyd Richard Austen Butler House of Commons Home Secretary Butler Suez Peter Thornecroft Board of Trade Defense Anthony Head Liberal News-Chronicle Laborite Daily Herald The Times of London Selwyn Lloyd Selwyn Lloyd Hed Bees Liverpool Foreign Office Queen Elizabeth Buckingham Palace

Advisory Committee Plans Frederick County School Modernization

The Frederick County Board of Education reported the Advisory Committee on School Facilities has proposed a tentative five year program costing 12.284 million dollars for 1957 to 1961. It includes 30 projects like a east Frederick junior high and a eastern county junior-senior high near Libertytown, with financing to be arranged by county authorities. The committee, chaired by Mrs. Joseph Lerner, is praised for a thorough review and will seek adoption at a future board session.

Board of Education Today Frederick County East Frederick Elm Street Libertytown Frederick West Frederick West Patrick Street Board of Education Joseph Lerner Tramsville Lerner Richard C. Bowers Brunswick Warren Dorsey Ernes Hammaker Thurmont Normal Lease Urbana Isaac James A. Sensenbaugh Board East Church Street Paw Fogle

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