Rerouting 12-Inch Main At Reservoir
The city reroutes the 12 inch main serving Frederick through a new chemical house near the Fishing Creek reservoir dam while awaiting reservoir refilling. Work includes replacing forms, removing sand deposits, and continuing chlorine fluor ide ammonia and lime feeder operations if needed. Water usage from Linganore and Fort Detrick plants is detailed with steady reservoir levels and an indefinite water ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek
Frederick
West Seventh Street
New Chemical House
Linganore
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Singanore
Singapore Diant
William J. Davis
Ttme
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Frederick High School
Carroll Creek
Rev R L Leather to Assist in Baltimore
The Rev Robert L Leather, ordained in January in the Episcopal Church, will leave his assistant pastorate at Emmanuel Church in Cumberland to become assistant pastor at Grace and St Peters Church in Baltimore by mid July. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James F Leather of East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Leather
Fcopal
Emmanuel Church
Cumberland
Grace and St. Peters
Baltimore
Mr. Leather
James F. Leather
East South Street
Shotgun Stop Sets Patuxent Escape Inmate Wounded
In Jessup Maryland guard fires after inmate Charles Petrillo climbs a 20 foot fence at Patuxent Institution. Petrillo aged 19 is seriously wounded by buckshot while fleeing into a woods near the fence during a recreation-yard breakout attempt. He had four prior escapes and was serving a three year term begun October 29 1958 for a stolen car charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Patuxent Institution
Harold M. Bowlow
Charles F. Petrillo
Hillside
Boslow
Petrillo
Patuxent
Maryland Training School For Boys
Prince Georges County
Gilbert Garfield
Gilbert
Perillo
First full summer day brings heat and humidity
The day in Frederick reached 92 degrees with high humidity as summer began. Forecasters expect a cooler day ahead with low chances of rain though a possible thunderstorm remains on the horizon. Clouds and cooler air are forecast later in the week with scattered thundershowers possible Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Girls State nominates city officers in Annapolis
Delegates to the 14th annual Girls State select city officers after a speech on Americanism by Mrs. G. Clarke Phillips. Nationalists nominate Patricia A. Connor for mayor and others for city council and comptroller. Federalists name Adina Beth Rosenfeld for mayor and Gloria K. Williamson for comptroller. Nearly 280 high school girls attend as Gov. Tawes welcomes them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
G. Clarke Phillips
Nationalist Party
Patricia A. Connor
Catonsville
Christine M. Holzapfel
Pikesville
Carolin FP. Bryson
Dundalk
Federalist
Two-Car Wreck At V F W Country Club Intersection
A taxi driver William Heffner and an out-of-town driver Mrs Georgia Sherier were involved in a two car collision about ten this morning at the U S 40 cutoff and U S 40 A at the V F W Country Club. Trooper L F Glenn said 3500 damage to both cars and charges are pending. Heffner drove a 1956 Plymouth and Sherier a 1957 DeSoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F W. Country Club
L. F. , Glenn
Glenn
William Wilson Heffner
Key Avenue
Georgia
Silver Spring
Sherier
V.F.W. Club
Heffner
Heftner
Hotel Receives Beer Wine and Liquor License
The Francis Scott Key Hotel won a Class B on sale liquor license from County License Commissioner Louis V. Myers Jr under a new act effective June. Objections were absent and the license cost 31 760.88 for 11 months after pro rata credit for previous licenses. The hotel must meet height room and investment requirements and is the only county hotel meeting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scou Key
Louis V. Myers Jr
Nee
Myers
Circuit Court
Francis Scott Key
Final Housing Action Near Final
AP reports a compromise 1.375 billion omnibus housing bill cleared the Senate 56 to 31 and faced House action with President Eisenhower’s decision uncertain. Norman Mason questioned the cost, Sparksman said reductions followed Eisenhower’s six year plan, while Senate GOP leaders doubted White House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Norman P. Mason
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Enseni Hower
Sparkman
Everett M.isen
Illinois
Mt Airy Man Hurt In Mt Airy Auto Crash
Mt Airy area man Charles R K Eyler 31 was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision when his car rammed a utility pole. He suffered possible left ankle fracture and facial and leg cuts. Eyler was transported by Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company ambulance. Randallstown State Police cited sleepiness at the wheel as a factor. Trooper John W Crout investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial
Charles RK. Eyler
Red 4
Ut. Aity
John W. Crout
Aluminum Stocks Rally as Market Remains Mixed
Aluminums resumed their rally while overall trading stayed slow and mixed in midafternoon on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
No Retreat Stance Touted in Allied Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter prepared a nationwide speech to defend a firm Allied position in the Berlin crisis. He will explain why Geneva talks failed and urge unity to stand firm in West Berlin against Soviet threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Hester
Geneva
Germany
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tm
Abc-Tv
Eisenhower
Herter
White House
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Kremlin
West Berlin
Ni’ Kita Khrusichev
State Department
Herner
Louis Armstrong Stricken With Pneumonia In Spoleto
Louis Armstrong, 58, was rushed to Spoleto civil hospital with pneumonia during his visit to Italy for the Festival of Two Worlds. Doctors initially feared a heart attack but later confirmed pneumonia and said his condition is not grave with his wife at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
Gian-Carlo Menotti
Armstrong
Hakan
Ike And Masons To Lay Cornerstone
President Eisenhower will lay the cornerstone of the Capitol East Front at Masonic ceremonies on July 4 at noon. Architect J George Stewart announced the plan on behalf of the Capitol special construction commission. The date commemorates 1851 when Millard Fillmore laid the House and Senate Wings cornerstone.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitols
New East Front
J. George Stewart
Capitol
Special Commission
Millard Fillmore
House
Senate
George Washington
Lodge
Air mail shows rapid Idaho Falls arrival from Jackson
Air mail from Jackson Wyoming arrived in Idaho Falls 23 hours 5 minutes after posting. Postmarked 3 p.m. June 22, the Jetters landed at 3:55 p.m. June 21. Officials blamed a cancelation machine for the discrepancy.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Jackson
Wyo
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal
Rioting Psychiatric Patients Seize Hospital Wing in Missouri
106 inmates at the U S Medical Center at Springfield took five guards hostage and seized the 10 North wing after dawned violence. State troopers and city police formed rings, but authorities avoided provoking the rioters as warden Dr. Russell Settle ordered restraint. One inmate threatened a hostage with a knife, while others warned to not enter. No deaths reported. negotiators were not engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U. S. Medical Center
Federal Prison System
General Hospital
Country Club
Russell O
Settle
Jim Billings
Springfield Daily News
Billings
Two Guilty Of Cheating Employment Security
Two men were found guilty in a Magistrate's court of fraudulently obtaining money from the Department of Employment Security while employed. William A. Rippeon and Bernard A. Crutchley were each fined 100 dollars suspended upon restitution. Crutchley faced 762 dollars and Rippeon 105 dollars in alleged overpayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Employment Security
Byron W. Thompson
William A. Rippeon
RFD
Walkersville
Bernard A. Crutchley
South Market Street
Crutchley
James Awesherry
Department
Rippeon
C. J. Shull
Edward J. Lynch
Harry Earl Mentzer
Glen Arm
Maryland Truck Patrol
Frederick
William C. Spencer
Mentzer
Lightning kills shepherd and 470 sheep in Yugoslavia
Belgrade dispatch reports a shepherd and most of his flock totaling 470 sheep were killed on Mt. Sar Planina in southern Yugoslavia during a Sunday incident. The event is confirmed by Borba news agency.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Lightniing
Macedonia
Borba
Mt. Sar Planina
Board Award Is Approved for School Addition
The Board of County Commissioners approved a 48364 contract by the Board of Education for a one story addition to Frederick High School physical education quarters. The project aims to provide locker space and improved facilities and will be bid to Frederick Construction Company with completion hoped by September. Federal funds may assist math science and languages programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Frederick ‘High School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Harry V W. Frushour
Quenytin L. Earhart
Frederick Construction Company
Aucition
State Department of Health
Military moves to oust Argentina's president in crisis
Argentina teeters as military leaders press to remove President Arturo Frondizi amid cabinet resignations. Frondizi rejects three armed services secretary resignations while leaders discuss a possible military junta and coalition options to steer the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Ervices
Frondizis
Clique
Alfredo Vitolo
Six women hurt in eight block area in Memphis
Police report a Black man injured six women in an eight block area over four months including two white victims. Police Chief said the suspect was undercover in a "Wine of trapping" operation. The report notes jury not recalled for 23 gaming cases involving alleged pinball machine cash payoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis. Tenn
Fire at Stalheim hotel in Norway leaves 7 dead and 30 injured
A blaze at the Stalheim resort hotel in Norway killed seven guests and left about 30 injured with 12 British, 4 Swedes and Norwegian guests among those affected. The 90-room hotel burned to ashes in two hours as rescue efforts continued and missing guests were believed to exceed the confirmed dead. A U.S. visitor from Georgia described waking to roaring flames and aiding in the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalheim
Norway
Hve
Harris Caldwell
Georgia
Jon
B. Marrer
Los Angeles
Three Federal Aid Projects Approved for County Roads
The State Roads Commission approved three federal aid projects with bids opened at the County Roads Board. Contracts include 2.16 miles of Devilbiss bridge road macadamization won by M. J. Grove Lime Co. for 77,837.50, 0.966 mile on Hesson's Bridge road by T. Edgie Bus, and 0.397 mile on Plane No. 4 Prospect road by A. G. Parrott for 17,611. The Montevue Lane project to be funded entirely by federal funds extends 6.4 blocks from West Fourth to Shookstown road, creating a 20-foot-wide access route to the Detrick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
Hesson’s Bridge
Devilbiss Bridge
Prospect Road
Maryland
Dublin Road
Walkersville
M. J. .Grove Lime Company
Little Hunting Creek
Black's Mill
Catostin Furnace
T. Edgie Bus
Pect
Woodville
Annapolis
A. G. Parrott
Elkridge
Montevue
Fourth Street
Shookstown
Detrick
West Fourth Street
Shookstown Road
U.S. 40
Bowers ‘Road
Gem, Verimdat Reservation
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R. L. Leather
Frank
Ike and
Masons
NEA
Was
Pres
Bolt Hills
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard Missilemen
Marilyn Monroe
Lenox Hill Hospital
Frederick Junction
John Burley
Bowrman’s Addition
Harry Garcia
John Switzer
Burley
Virginia Lee Hinsley
Bowman's Addition
Sacred Heart Hospital
Montevue Lane
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