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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1958

Page

6

Heavy Storm Strikes City And County

Heavy storm and lightning moved across the area Friday afternoon causing at least one barn fire and numerous alarms. Firefighters battled small blazes near Frederick, Rockville, and elsewhere while three horses were rescued from a barn in Travilah. Power and phone interruptions were reported along with temporary washouts on Clifton road and other county routes.

Clifton Road Frederick Rockville Gaithersburg Independent Hose Company U.S. 340 Nelson Main Butterfly Lane Prospect Hall St. John's High School Himes Potomac Edison Company Bartonsville Rocky Springs Wolfsville Ballenger Creek Middletown Valley Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company

Seven Die In Headon Crash In Missouri

A head on collision in rain on U S 36 in Hannibal Missouri killed seven people including four children. The Rogers and Campbell families from Parsons and Valley Center Kansas were among the dead. The tractor trailer driver Thomas Short of Brighton Illinois said the Rogers car swerved out of control. One child died instantly. another died while volunteers tried to free her. The wreck took nearly an hour to disentangle. Margaret Seibel and her children Rodney and Anita also perished.

Hannibal U.S Kansas Benjamin Frankie Rogers Daisy Debbie ‘Rogers Alice Camp’bell Parsons Kan Margery Seibel Rodney Anita Valley Center Mary Alice Rogers Thomas Short Brighton

Businessmen Fined For Duck Baiting In Maryland Coastline

SALISBURY AP Two Ocean City businessmen were each fined 502 dollars and costs after a U S District Court jury found them guilty of baiting wild waterfowl at Great Bay Marsh of Chincoteague Bay last Jan 15 Federal agents reported the arrest followed a half hour patrol plane landing The jurors deliberated over two hours before convicting William J Griffin 38 seafood market proprietor and Samuel Coffin 40 soda shop operator The men reportedly tried to flee their motorboat narrowly missing the agents plane Judge R Dorsey Watkins said the fines were the heaviest in a baiting case and noted the maximum penalty is 3500 fine six months in jail or both The same day another Ocean City man Harry W Kelly 40 hotel owner and councilman was acquitted of a similar charge after a gun jury acquittal and the judge released him on bond pending a possible appeal The report also mentions a collision involving several vehicles on Mt Market Street in Ocean City and references other local court actions and individuals including Edward C Evans Jr and James Will Lea eo.

Pro Prietor Samuel Coffin Great Bay Chincoteague Bay Kelly Watkins Judge Watkins Harry W. Kelly South Market Street Mt. Old Ocean City Oliver Boulevard North Edward C.carolina Chevi Evans Jr Evans Futrell Brothers Lea Chevrolet Aptord Baltimore Federal Court Balti Wtinneene

Wrecks Cause Damages and Injuries in Frederick Area

A two-vehicle collision on West Patrick Street left a Chevrolet with front grill and radiator damage and a 1952 Pontiac Catalina wrecked. A passenger in Fritz’s Chevrolet was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital with facial injuries. A second collision near Scavo’s line of traffic involved the Fritz car and Frushour car, with both autos sustaining damages. No charges were listed by Frederick City Police. investigation ongoing by Detective Sgt. A Norman Dietz and Officer Paul Mossburg.

Emmitsburg College Terrace Chevrolet Robert Lorraine Fritz Route 1 Big Spring Ford John T. Moss Martha Lasailor San Diego Naval Avenue Frushoar Smithburg Fred- Patrick Street Erick Memorial Hospital Frederick City Paul W. Mossburg A. Norman Dietz

U S protests over shooting of nine airmen in Germany

The United States demanded Russia free nine American airmen held in East Germany after a Soviet jet shot down a transport plane. Washington summoned Soviet Ambassador Menshikov to deliver a double-barreled protest, urging punishment for the pilots and immediate intervention to end the captivity. The note accused Soviet authorities of brutal treatment of the crew and warned that failure to act would worsen Soviet U S relations.

John William Boyd Columbia Flaming S. C Easthl S. Air Force Base Wiesbaden Patrick Street Germany East Germany Red East Ger Washington United States United Russia Jviet U.S State Department Mikhail Menshikov Menshikov Soviet Armenia

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