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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1958

Page

9

Flash Flood Claims Seven Of Willoughby Family In West Virginia

Seven members of Joan Willoughby’s family died when a Mash Mood flood swept away their Gran ny Creek home near Newton Roane County. Willoughby the sole survivor was sedated in Spencer hospital. reports place him away at work or clinging to a tree before swimming to safety. Bodies of Mrs Willoughby and three children sent to Spencer funeral home. remaining bodies sought.

Spencer W. Va Granny's Creek Newton Here Joan Willoughby Willoughby Roane County Spencer Funeral Home

Emmitsburg to Install Minister at Emmitsburg

Emmitsburg Presbyterian church holds services for Rev. Whitlam Mariner Hendricks taking over both Emmitsburg and Taneytown charges. He will lead first services Sunday at 11 and 9:45, Holy Communion offered. He succeeds Rev. Gideon Galambos, with pastorships in Portersville and other cities. His wife Harriet and two daughters are noted.

Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church Whitlam Mariner Hendricks Taneytown Presbyterian Church Mr. Hendricks Emmitsburg Church Taneytown Church Gideon Galambos Hendricks North County Portersville Bristol Pennsylvania State Univerity Pittsburgh-Xenial Theological Seminary Pittsburgh Clinton, Mass Queens Village Brooklyn N Harriet Esther Hendricks New Wumington Westminster College Louise Esther Rock Chicago Marione Anne Hendricks Penn Hills Township Churhes Emmitsburg James Te. Nester Wilson Franklin James K. Gray Frederick J. Longpre Samuel C. Hays Frank Webb William C. Carr Richard Randolph C. E. Woods Ray F Gigeous Dorothy N. Gigeous Taneytown Harold J. Hamilton Walter Crapster George W. Ingram Chester Neal William B. Abrecht Baltimore Presbytery

City Championship Series Opens Monday In Little League

Frederick hosts a two out of three city series between National and American League All Stars opening Monday at 6 pm at Staley Memorial Stadium home of the National League. A second game is planned for next Wednesday at 6 pm at the American League diamond in upper Baker Park with a potential third game to follow. The series preludes a sectional tourney the next week featuring Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Kentucky. The sectional title run runs Aug 1 to Aug 9. This marks the first local series of its kind in recent years. Meanwhile city police questioned suspects at the Waldorf barracks in the Beneficial Finance Company holdup case from East Patrick Street Thursday afternoon. Three bandits were involved.

Frederick Staley Memorial Stadiim All Stars Upper Baker Park Maryland Delaware West Vhita Kentucky Nationals Waldorf Barracks State Police Beneficial Finance Company East Patrick Street Wagner Allege Laboring Sons Chapel Alley Fifth Streets North Market Street Third Street Eighth Street Little League J Staley Memorial Park Staley Park Minth Street Rosedale Park Hoods College Rosemont Avenue Seventhstreet College Estates Shookstown Road Elm Street “School Hood College Fifth Street Ninth Street Baker Park College Avenue West Patrick Street Culler Lake Boat House Patrick Sttreet Patrick Street Washington Street South Market Street Bentz Street City Limits South End Field House Scholls Lane Burke Street Jefferson Street Linden Halls Linden Hills Park Brigadoon Catoctin Park Thomas ‘Playground Catoctin Avenue

No U S Planes Downed Amid Syria Lebanon Tensions

United States Navy spokesman said no American planes were shot down by Syrian antiaircraft fire after Damascus claimed an unidentified jet was downed in UAR airspace. The report notes oil deliveries to Jordan from Aqaba easing a shortage, and UN observers expanding Lebanon monitors to deter illegal arms and men shipments from Syria.

Beirut Lebanon US. Navy Syria Damascus United Arab Republic Jordan Aqaba Amman U.S Iraq Palestine Cairo Nasser Moscow Khbrushchev Mohammed Hetkal al Ahrami Khrushchev Adm Charles R. Brown Dulles Ito Sin eUnnoUas United Nations Secret Park Dag Hammarskjold East Side Alof North Market Street Third Street U.N. Observer East Patrick Street Patrick Street Witems Nat Security Council Hammarskjold

Parole Officer On Shore Is Suspended

A Maryland parole officer on the Eastern Shore, Harving Miller of the Easton area, was suspended amid a state police investigation. Director Wallace Reidt of Parole and Probation indicated charges are being considered and declined to disclose the investigation’s sources or specifics.

Baltimore Wallace Reidt Department of Parole and Probation Todas Reidt H.arving Miller Easton Salisbury

Bicycle Licensing And Inspection Scheduled In Frederick

Frederick police announce the annual bicycle licensing and inspection will start August 4. About 1,900 bicycles were licensed last year, with 2,000 tags ordered for the coming year. Inspections run 8:30 am to 3:30 pm at designated parks, with impoundment for uninspected bikes after September 6.

R and Heemang Frederick Police Department Charles W. Bare Victor Palmer iThe Frederick Optimist Club Bicycle Gram Charles Main Hme Harmon Field Winchester Street South Market Street Wisner Street East Patrick Street Ito Maryland Avennue Park Monroe Street Wodnachat Ave EK Third Street

Canal Bill Still Tied In Congress

Washington reports Rep Grace Prost Idaho says fate of the canal parkway bill rests on session length. The measure would create a 183-mile national park from Washington to Cumberland and fund land acquisition and parkway construction costing about 8% million dollars in five years. Prost notes house committee plans, Hawaii statehood linkage, and Army Engineers testimony. She stresses she is a conservationist but urges consideration of Washington water needs.

Washington Gracie Post Idaho Bill Ray Congress House Public Lands Cumberland Prost Army Engineers District of Columbia Water Department

Fewer Maryland unemployment claims in week ending July 19

Maryland higher unemployment claims fell to 42,082 for the week ending July 19, down 2.7 percent from the prior week while benefits paid rose to 1,053,233. Employers in insured industries hired 13,630 workers, down 3.1 percent from 14,355, and 935 claimants exhausted benefits since October 1.

Baltimore

Secret Talks To Ease Out Iraqi Issue

United Nations diplomats conduct secret consultations to resolve Iraq's representation before a Security Council summit. The outcome may seat the revolutionary regime’s envoy on the Iraqi seat, with Brig. Gen. Abdel Karim Nasir as potential premier representative.

United Nations N.Y Security Council U.N Iraq Hasnnta Jawad

Nonunion Church Pews Cause Strife Across Cities

Washington AP report says Endicott Church Furniture Co. alleges the Carpenters Union boycotted Endicott pews in churches from Chicago to Detroit after a 1956 NLRB election. Examiner Whittemore found one illegal strike at Nassau Baptist Church East Williston N Y. others cited without ruling. Board review sought by Endicott firm and NLRB general counsel. union contesting the findings.

Washington Fivemar National Labor Relations Board Endicott Church Furniture Co Warsaw Ind Carpenters Union Chicago Minnneapolis New York Detroit NLRB Endicott C. W.whittemore Whittemore Nassau Baptist Church East Williston Bunker Hill Union Edison Park Lutheran Church Mission Covenant Church Glen Ellyn First Methodist Church Hopkins, Minn Bethlehem Baptist Church Minneapolis Woodlawn Church of God Royal Oak Mich Examiner Whittemore Carpenters

Three Children Drowned In Pond At Mars Pa

Mrs. Herbert Brooks mourns as grandchildren William eight Rhonda seven and Michael six drown in a pond near their Mars Pennsylvania home. The children were wading and reportedly held hands when one slipped into deep water dragging the others down.

Mars, Pa Herbert Brooks William Rhonda Michael Wiliam Brooks Ceeper

Crippled Hitchhiker in Wheelchair Robs Driver

In Brooklyn a man in a wheelchair flagged a car and threatened the driver with a toy pistol, prompting police to arrest the suspect. The driver, Mrs. Ernst, watched as the man, identified as Stanley Emanuel, demanded money before being taken to Kings County Hospital. Emanuel, paralyzed from the waist down from prior injuries, was held on attempted robbery charges.

New York Lenal Ernst Way Parkway Brooklyn Stanley Emanuel Kings County Hospital al Land Emanuel

Model Plane Meet Aug 3 Faces Tragedy at Local Airport

A man identified as Kenneth Jenkins was found dead in a West Patrick street apartment. Dr. B Q Thomas Sr. said death likely natural, autopsy planned. Jenkins, a carpenter with a heart condition, was visiting Louise Smith. The body was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Exchange Club’s model plane meet Aug 3 at Franklin Jenkins Municipal Airport is highlighted, with proceeds aiding local Little League baseball.

Franklin Jenkins Jefferson West Patiplokee Street B. QO. Thomas Sr Jenkins Louise Smith West Patrick Street United Rescue Sergt Harry Quinn Bernard King Rockville Jefferson Point of Rocks Frederick Memorial Hosspital

Talks Must Stay Within U.N Bounds

President Eisenhower sent a note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev urging that any U.N. summit on the Middle East crisis be organized and timed by the U.N. Security Council in New York. The plan calls for minimum private talks among leaders, with the session dates set by the council and involvement by only invited outsiders as deemed by the U.N. framework. Khrushchev and De Gaulle’s attendance remain unsettled as Dulles heads to Bonn and London for border talks and Baghdad Pact Council sessions.

Washington Eisenhower Khrushcchev U.N Middle East Security Council For New York Khrushchev Dulles U.S Paris London Moscow Charles de Gaulle Ior Bonn Germany

Three Hurt At Charity Show

London AP reports a gala charity night at the London Paladium for actors’ orphanage fund saw Sir Laurence Olivier Vivien Leigh and John Mills perform a slapstick act with injuries. Olivier strained a tendon Vivien twisted a knee Mills strapped a tile and a stand‑in filled in as the stars soldiered through the show aided by two American performers Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster in broker costumes on stage.

Laurence Olivier Vivien Leigh John Mills London Paladium Actors Olivier Sir Laurence Vivien Mills Laurence Mulls Kirk Douglas Burt Lancaster

Drunken driver jailed in default of fine in Baltimore

Roy Edward Davis was sentenced to 60 days in jail in default of a 2150 fine by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr after pleading guilty to driving under the influence on West South street. Capt Charles W Magaha led the case claiming erratic driving. Davis offered no defense and was acquitted of reckless driving. Three killed in Tokyo Apia jet crash.

Baltimore Roy Edward Davis Hasis H. Reese Shoemaker Jr Charles W. Magaha West South Street Davis

Break in Wet Weather Forecast For Saturday

After a week of continual rain and humidity residents can expect a clearing trend with cooler temperatures by Saturday. Today's outlook includes scattered showers and thunderstorms with some lightning, followed by a pleasant mid July high in the low eighties and a low around 63 degrees.

Navy investigates death of Rear Adm. Lynne Quiggle

In a San Francisco report an American liner official said Rear Adm. Lynne C. Quiggle, 52, vanished from the President Cleveland after apparently jumping overboard in a mood change. A Navy board of investigation began a formal inquiry as Quiggle and his wife had been returning from duty in Japan.

San Francisco Navy Lynne C. Quiggle Jakarta Indonesia Subandrio Pearance Amer Quiggle Lawrence Pope Cleveland Wednes Japan San Diego Amphibious Group 50S Bycific Fleet

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Spencer, W. Va Presbyterian Church Atte API George Is Based APY James J Wadsworth Wadsworth House Potomac Brunswick Mrs. Prost Paul Anderson Route 52 Huntington Piketon Ohio Anderson Kenneth Exchange Club F. W C. Morris Rhian Rhian Robert W. Edwards USAF Civil Air Patrol William V. Patterson Austin Bohn Philip Rowe Herbert B. Liggon Jr Paul Eigenbrode Max Kehne W. Verl Formery Frederick County Henry Groff U.N. Bounds Tokyo Apia U.S. Air Force Lary Iriounai
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