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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1958
Page
7
Stockholders of the Frederick J. Company owning the Francis Scott Key Hole Inn met to vote on a full beverage license. A large ballot return showed strong sentiment for expanding to a full beverage department, following partial service since summer.
President Eisenhower plans to fly to Kansas City tomorrow for the funeral of his eldest brother Arthur Eisenhower a Kansas City banker who died of a heart attack. White House press secretary James Hagerty said arrangements include services in Kansas City and burial in New York with Dr Milton Eisenhower and other family members traveling.
County Namemakers Clubs sent reporters to a training school at extension offices East Chupuh Street School. Demonstration agent Miss Heathen Fel arranged the program with Miss Pat Rosencrant from News-Post guiding attendees from multiple towns including Jefferson Frederick City Walkersville and Lewistown.
The Higher Visitation of the Tyamalical and i) formed Church holds its 20th annual meeting January 28-29 at Mood Cot. Re: major agenda item is the park the Commission will have the new United Church of Cheriadwarding. Commission President Dr Otto KR Gerber notes the United Church formed by the merger of Evangelical and Reformed with Congregational Christian Church. April committee will meet with Council of Higher Education and develop philosophy for liberal arts education. The Commission includes the presidents of 12 colleges, 22 ministers and laymen, plus two advisory members. The 24 attendees are guests of Dr and Mrs Anne Treat at a tea this afternoon.
The Venezuelan revolutionary junta received a pledge of full military backing from a five man group led by Rear Admiral Wolf Gang Larrazabal. Defense Minister Jesus Maria I Gastra Leon announced unity in the armed forces as the junta pushes to restore order after Marcos Perez Jimenez’s ouster. Perón, seeking rest after sanctuary in the Dominican Embassy, plans to depart for Europe.
Rome court hears Italian director Roberto Rossellini seek annulment of his marriage to Ingrid Bergman. Bergman does not contest. she was legally married to Dr Peter Lindström by proxy in Mexico in 1950. The suit hinges on Italy’s ground for annulment where divorce is not legal. Bergman had a Mexican divorce from Lindström February 9, 1950, the week after the ninth of Net first.
Washington hearings opened on administered prices as Sen Kefauver led discussion on a proposed independent price agency. Walter Reuther urged public disclosure of price boosts and large corporations’ profits while noting labor costs don’t fully explain auto price rises since WWII. The plan would apply to firms with 20 to 25 percent industry share and aim to reveal impact of wage demands and profits on consumer prices.
Magistrate Wilbur Py Sheffield sentenced William Naille of West Patrick Street to three months in the House of Correction after testified abuse in which he allegedly assaulted his wife Ruth and their four children on January 25 around midnight. The scene included beating, damage to the home, and a warning to a man outside the house. Another case: Albert V. Baird Gallimare found guilty of operating a motor vehicle without a license and jailed 30 days following a January 27 incident. Trooper Henry J. Stafford reported the defendant had 33H in small cans and a collection of hub caps amid the crest.
In Utah and Baltimore, confusion surrounds social security payments and the NFL draft. Ray Brown, former Sugar Bowl star, was selected by the Baltimore Colts after a daylong trading session. Brown faced financial strain and denied accepting early offers, while the draft proceeded through later rounds amid quiet market activity.
The Four Year term rise in Veermrbus and Iasi General Assembly enacted salary hikes effective for new elected officials. County Commissioners' pay climbs from 2700 to 8400 plus 1200 for each member on the Roads Board. Frederick County executive salary rises to 5400. State Attorneys general salary increases to 5000. Orphans Court members gain from 78 to 127 monthly. Clerks and registers adjust per State Board of Public Works rules.
Nighttime break ins in Frederick targeted a public school on Madison street and an attorney’s office at West Scrond and Court streets. Seven typewriters were stolen from the Lincoln street commercial department. cash and postage stamps were taken from the attorney’s desk, with no signs of forced entry. Police pursued an ongoing Detective Bureau investigation, noting the office door appeared locked and windows showed no entry.
A surprise light snow covered parts of Otis area and surrounding highways early today causing slick roads. Gambrill State Park reported the heaviest fall with about an inch, while Unionville Ridgeville avenues, Sablistaville, and surrounding routes saw roughly a half inch. County salt trucks and cinder crews tackled the slick conditions, and city streets were lightly snow covered in several towns. Temperatures remained near freezing with forecast for mostly cloudy conditions and a light snowfall in the mountains on Wednesday.
The Associated Press reports a light to moderate snowfall across Maryland with western areas like Cumberland and Oakland receiving the heaviest totals. Temperatures mid morning ranged from 22 to 27 degrees, roads were slippery in places, and state agencies logged varying snow depths including 11 inches on ground in Garrett County. The Weather Bureau forecast calls for slightly warmer temperatures with chances of snow furries in mountains.
Maryland state officials ruled that banning married students from high schools may violate constitutional guarantees. The attorney general advised School Superintendent Thomas Pullen Jr that local boards may seek their own counsel, while the department cautions restrictions on young married pupils could be unconstitutional.
A Los Angeles expert, Dr. Richard Th. Blower, warns that premature steady dating harms unwed women's intellectual and social growth. He says delaying commitment helps women develop the deep connections marriage requires, while frequent flings after early 20s signal reduced readiness for lifelong partnership.
The Army prepares to launch the Jupiter C satellite, a response to the Navy Vanguard setback after Sputnik era moguls debated who could achieve orbital access first. Jupiter C, created by Wernher von Braun, is expected to weigh 23.7 pounds, surpassing Vanguard’s payload. Maj. Gen. Medaris notes Senate doubts about Army timing if Navy had not held exclusive rights in 1955.
Frederick area lawmaker Melvin H. Derr retires after three four year terms. A Republican and former minority leader, Derr served on the Legislative Council and Ways and Means committee, resigning for personal reasons as he winds up his twelfth year in the House of Delegates. He is a former schoolteacher and insurance representative from Frederick, son of A. 42 Derr, former County Commissioners president.
The Associated Press reports heavy snow and rain across much of the nation with the Northeast bearing the brunt. From Minnesota eastward precipitation stayed light, while the Atlantic coast saw rainfall. In Massachusetts the Neponset and Charles rivers overflowed their banks, with Neponset forecast to rise above flood stage and Charles about three feet over flood level.
Ankara reports advanced talks toward a unified command for Middle East defense. U S Britain and other members seek expanded planning body into a full command while non-nuclear modernization and conventional arms sharing are discussed to deter potential Soviet pressure.
The Orphans Court sets March 5 for a meeting of prospective heirs of W Benton Harn, who died about a year ago leaving no immediate relatives. Administrator Frank A Conaway cites a fairly large estate with real estate, debts, and unsettled distribution. He notes heirs include first cousins once removed across multiple states and cities, with 3920 dollars shown for distribution and 26.43 reserved. The court directs notices and publication for the March 3 date and appoints a line for the meeting to determine rightful heirs under court direction.
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