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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1958
Page
2
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American writers warn against overestimating Moscow as Russia shows weaknesses after World War II and Cold War events. They argue US policy must exploit these faults, noting past Western missteps and the Middle East stance as a sign of strength to counter dictatorial regimes and prevent Soviet expansion.
A colored man was convicted of wife beating and given twenty lashes at the county jail. Sheriff Myers carried out the sentence by Magistrate J Franklin Smith. A burglary during the UB picnic at Mountaindale left about $5 stolen from Mrs Daniel Shook and her family. J Henry Lampe of East Fifth Street was burned by a leaky gasoline stove. A Frederick team beat a Brookland, DC team 8 to 3 at Athletic Park led by Malone with two doubles and a single. The Loysville Orphans Home Boy’s Band of 26 pieces will perform at the Frederick Lutheran reunion Braddock Heights, then concert in East Second Street building.
Twenty years ago July 28 1938 reports show heavy rain swelled Fishing Creek reservoir spilling about 390000 gallons daily while 2000000 gallons remained behind the Mt dam Emergency care for two starving children from a Knoxville mountain shack and injuries to Mr and Mrs Roger A Doll in a Walkersville Woodsboro crash are noted.
Local court heard three assault cases. Leta E Lydard was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction after testimony of a fight and property destruction. Joseph Brown was found guilty of assault and battery with sentencing to await police records. A third assault case was dismissed at John Holland’s request. Traffic charges included two defendants found not guilty on farm track violations and Lewis F L Marv cited for operating a vehicle without proper license plates during harvest. Zenewicz fined for reckless driving after a three-vehicle crash on Route 340. Paul Ray Young fined for a hit and run with a disputed damaged car part.
About 40 TriState Press Association members toured the Frederick News-Post at Fishing Creek, with attendees from Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The event featured leaders including Max Fullerton, Ted Serrill, George Delaplaine Jr., and Hugh Hostetter, among others, with captions noting affiliations and roles. Also covered: 1908 Frederick Boys High School alumni at Peter Pan Inn reunion banquet. St Luke's ULCW meeting. Linwood Elevator management change. Mother Mary Gervase Tuffy obituary. and brief local notes on Fenton Harris and Harry Schroeder from the Class of 1903.
Charles A. Morrow, owner of Wakefield Valley stock farm in New Windsor Maryland, is named manager of the Eastern National Livestock Show held at the Maryland State Fair Grounds. He succeeds Joseph M. Vial who retired July 2. Morrow has built a prior career in Aberdeen Angus cattle and led the Maryland Angus association as director for eight years.
In Baltimore AP report Anne Campbell and Mary Tunnell clashed over new chemise styles. Campbell allegedly bit off part of Tunnell s right ear. Campbell held on mayhem charge with disorderly conduct plea. Tunnell jailed on disorderly conduct plea.
Lt General Claire Lee Chennault died Sunday at 3 15 p m CST after a long cancer battle He was 67 The Flying Tigers leader helped China skies in World War II and was posthumously honored after a July congressional bill made him lieutenant general Survived by second wife Anna Chan Chennault and eight children from first wife Nell Thomas Chennault of Waterproof Louisiana
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The worlds newest satellite Explorer IV begins a five year journey as Jupiter C rocket launches it. The 38.43 pound tube appears durable and performs smoothly in first 36 hours orbiting every 110 minutes while emitting strong radiation signals from 600 miles above Earth.
The listing shows bid and ask ranges for several local securities and commodities, including Frederick County items, Potomac Edison, and Potomac Gas. Values indicate trading activity and approximate sale ranges at compilation, with references to Brown & Sons and the New York Stock Exchange.
Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg was officially invited as an honored guest at ceremonies honoring about 850 Fort Detrick federal employees with over ten years of service. Colonel Joseph C. Prentice presented the ticket for a Chuck Wagon style dinner at the Frederick Fairgrounds on Wednesday, rain or shine.
August 6 events mark the U S Civil Service Diamond Jubilee with a 100 piece concert band in Washington and remarks by Mayor Ramsburg the Governor and County Commissioners. About 3009 people expected, with interments and funeral notices following for local residents.
Funeral services were held for Ersole Glen roy Benedict at New Windsor with Rev. Harris Waters officiating. Interment followed at Winters cemetery. Pallbearers were Joseph Englar Oliver Haines Walter Harmon Eagac Exler Howell Lovell and Claresce Frounieher. Earl Leslie Forrest age 61 of 614 Brunswick Street funeral 2 p m at Brunswick funeral home with Rev. F J Klein and full military rites by Steadman Keenan Post American Legion. Interment at Park Heights Cemetery. Carrie Elizabeth Hahn wife of C Clayton Hahn of 702 North Market Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Services at 166 East Church Street with Rev. W Halli and Rev. Stephen H Galley officiating. Interment in Frederick Memorial Park. Pallbearers included Marlin Hahn Mitten Hahn Reese Warner Ralph Warner Lloyd Hahn and Monzee Hahn. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son.
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