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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1959

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No Double Sessions At High School In Frederick

Frederick High School will operate on a single session this year with enrollment rising to about 1350 from 1202 last year. Despite overcrowding talks earlier, Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh and Assistant Superintendent Quentin Earhart confirmed one-session classes, with some use of nonclassroom spaces and basement for driver training.

Frederick High School James A. Sensenbaugh Sensenbaugh Quentin Earhart West Frederick Sai Sensen pDaugh Singanore Walkersville High School Ovir Frederick

Rain Forecast With Cooler Temperatures Ahead

Local residents hope for rain as the U S weather station forecasts scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. Temperatures rose to 91 and fell to 35 earlier, with cooler conditions expected today. Nine inches more water were added to the Fashing Creek reservoir, bringing total depth to 33 feet 9 inches as it approaches capacity but filling slower due to dry weather and expansion area.

U.S Fashing Creek

Frantic claim on buying delaying ages feared

A speaker warns that waiting to purchase until affordable could wreck the Ageceican economy, urging immediate spending to avert economic ruin. The remark frames buyers as key to sustaining demand and stability.

Report on Blue Cross Rate Boost Under Review

In Baltimore two medical groups say a rate increase Blue Cross seeks may be unnecessary. A delay in hearings was requested as radiological and pathological service findings are awaited. Attorneys argue Blue Shield may instead gain a rate rise once its report is finished, potentially reducing hospitalizations.

Baltimore Blue Cross Blue Shield F. Douglass Lea Maryland Radiological Society Maryland Society of Pathologists Melvin J. Sykes Charles E. Orth J

Woman Found Not Guilty in Drunken Driving Case

A local woman Caroline V. Cummings of East Sixth Street was acquitted of drunken driving after a collision with a truck at East and East Church streets on June 3. She was fined 325 and costs for following another vehicle too closely. Evidence showed mixed testimony on intoxication, with witnesses citing odor of alcohol while others said she appeared sober or shaken. The case, prosecuted by State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk, included appeals noted by the prosecutor.

Edwin F. Nikirk Caroline V. Cummings East Sixth Street East East Church Streets Joseph J. Coady William A. Mutchner Samuel T. Corle Corle Charles V. Main Ellis Carty Ciscle Stop Kaufman Benty Yoberg Alton ¥. Bennett Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Lily Pons Lee Jarvis Jesse Richard Clark Bennett's Creek Bridge Clark Jarvis Coady Edwin F. Niekirk Richard E. Zim- Merman

General Synod Ends Five Day UCC Meeting

Delegates from Frederick County returned home after a five day General Synod meeting that formed the United Church of Christ from the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches. A new constitution commission seeks comments by December with a revised draft due for adjourned sessions in 1960 and a United Synod vote in Philadelphia in 1951. The merger creates about 2 million members in over 8,000 churches and the church invites other Christians to share pulpits and altars.

Frederick County General Synod of the United Church of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Congregational Christian Churches Frederick D. Eyster Paul L. Akhouse Mearl H. Ramsburg Frederick William D. Powell Oberlin Committee of Christian Social Action Althouse Commission of Church and Ministry General Synod Constitution Commission United Synod Philadelphia Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church United Synod of the United Church of Christ Oberlin, Ohio United Church of Christ Dart Jesus Berlin James E. Wagner Fred Hoskins New York United

Permissible Stripping Post-Graduate Course in Detroit

Thirty four exotic dancers attended a post graduate course on permissible stripping at the Detroit Police Academy led by Inspector Melville Bullach head of the Police Center Bureau. He taught how to strip in Detroit and stay out of jail noting sex can be displayed but cannot incite a riot. He demonstrated bumps and grinds, which drew laughter from the dancers.

Detroit Police Detroit Police Academy Blaze Fury Reddie No No Sloan Senorita Yum Yum Melville Bullach Police Center Bureau Bullach

FBI captures two wanted in Maryland

The FBI announced the arrest in New York of Sara Alberta Heimiller aged 22 and Madeline Martellini aged 18, both from Baltimore, who escaped a Maryland reformatory in Jessup last week. They were serving up to 40 years for armed robbery with a deadly weapon and are charged with violation of the federal unlawful flight statute.

New York Federal Bureau of Investigation Maryland Jessup Biary FBI Sara Alberta Heimiller Madeline Martellini Baltimore

Remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy Bring Rain Across Regions

The Associated Press reports Cindy's remnants caused showers and thundershowers in the central Carolinas and Virginia with other wet spots noted. Rainfall peaked at 5.82 inches in Columbia South Carolina while fair weather persisted from California to Oregon. Temperatures soared into the 90s in many areas signaling a warmer day across the Gulf states to New England.

Associated Press Cindy Carolinas Virginia Columbia S.C Rockies Plateau Missississi Valley

Gas Tax Revival on Capitol Hill Faces Debate

Washington legislators studied several highway funding options to sustain the national highway network. A gasoline tax increase near Eisenhower’s 10 cent proposal was considered along with suspending the pay as you go rule, amid debates over the highway trust fund size and next year’s state allocations.

Washington I Eisenhower House Eisenhower White House Svell Special Highway Trust Senate Treasury Moscow Moscow Radio U.S Okinawa Britain France Ishikawa Tass Communist Party Pravda Izvestia

Washington freeway plan gains boost from local rider

Proposals for a downtown Washington to Route 240 corridor faced renewed attention after a frequent area cyclist, President Eisen pawne, voiced support. The comment came Thursday, signaling potential momentum for the project linking the capital to the new Route 240 north of Bethesda.

Washington Bethesday Eiscen~ Pawne

Jupiter missile completes successful flight targets satellite launch

Cape Canaveral reports the Jupiter IRBM completed a 1,500 mile test flight and simulated warhead drop. Preparations near Antigua for Juno II satellite attempt next mid month, with plans for a 91.2 pound scientific satellite carrying six experiments and weather probes.

Cape Canaveral Fla Downrage Antigua Able Baker Space

Light Rain Brings Mixed Hope to Maryland Farms

Light showers reached mainly the Eastern Shore and Kent County in Maryland, with .88 inches at Dover and a quarter inch at Cambridge. Western Maryland saw little rain, drought still harming crops. farmers fear further heat and dryness, though some crops may be saved in Kent County.

Associated Press Maryland State Highway Department Dover Cambridge Salisbury Kent County Del Harry Beggs Dorchester County

Five Day Forecast With Showers Across Eastern Section

The forecast calls for showers in the eastern section through Saturday and again late Sunday, with up to half an inch possible locally. Cooler conditions over the weekend rise to warmer trends Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures trend near or slightly below normal, with highs around 80 in the mountains and mid to upper 80s in the east, and morning lows from the 50s in the mountains to the mid 60s to 70s in the east.

Associated Press

Steel workers await industry offer as strike deadline nears

In New York the Steel Workers union waits for a settlement offer as a walkout threat hangs over midnight Tuesday. Executives of the top twelve steel firms meet to decide on a final wage proposal amid reports of a possible one year wage freeze. The union led by President David J. McDonald has warned of a strike if no deal is reached. Workers average 3.19 per hour and formal talks paused after a brief session Thursday while both sides regroup.

New York Steel Workers Union Steelworkers David J. McDonald Eisenhower

Hanging Accident in Smithfield NC Claims Teen

An AP report from Smithfield North Carolina states Thomas Matthers, 15, of Por, died in a hanging accident at a tobacco shelter. The incident details and exact location are under investigation by local authorities.

Smithfield Thomas Matthers Por

Western Allies propose plan on Berlin dispute freeze and German reunification

Western allies reported to offer a plan to freeze the Berlin dispute for years and give East and West Germany equal representation on a subcommittee. They seek a Big Four commission to pursue German reunification and a mutual security framework in Central Europe. Khrushchev's willingness remains uncertain, with no fixed deadlines set.

Geneva Berlin Soviet Union United States Britain France Andrei Gromyko West Germany Reunificari Tmany East Europe Khrushchev

Thurmont P O Lease Filed for New Post Office Building

A lease recording with the Clerk notes Thurmont Masonic Temple Association built the new Thurmont Post Office on Water Street for the U S government. The government pays 4 245 annually for ten years with options for four and five year renewals, plus three five year options at 3 815 per year. The one story brick block building includes post office facilities, modern furnishings, air conditioning, and a large glassed front area costing between 330 000 and 490 000.

Thurmont Ernest P_ Hammaker Masonic Group Eldiv E. Buhrman Masons Ong Water Street Post Office Department Rovernment Thurmont Post Ie

Guide Descends To Recover Body From Eiger Peak

In Switzerland a mountaineering rescue on Mt. Eiger ends with guide Adolf Jaun lowering himself on a steel cable to recover Stefano Longhi’s body, pinned on the north face since 1957. Longhi and Claudio Corti perished during a climb. Corti was recovered earlier, while Longhi’s body remained exposed until Jaun’s perilous descent.

Grindeswald Switzerland Dolf Jaun Stefano Longhi Mt. Eiger Longhi Claudio Corti Eiger Corti Grindelwald Jaun

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