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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1955

Page

7

Young Man Found Dead In His Auto In Frederick

A Frederick resident, Antoney Shipley, was found dead in his Dodge sedan behind his mother's house at 4 45 am. The car engine and exhaust pipe vented into a rear window, suggesting carbon monoxide poisoning. Dr. Furie, medical examiner, ruled death by self-inflicted carbon monoxide asphyxia. The body was discovered by George Phebus, who heads a junior bugle corps at the American Legion Home. Shipley attended bugle practice last night, then vanished. police traced him to the car in the rear alley off Middle Alley. Shipley, 26, married with infant daughter Susan Marie, had ties to West Virginia University and the Frederick Trading Company, and served as a National Guard Medical Company corporal. He is survived by his wife, mother, infant daughter, three brothers, and one sister. Funeral arrangements pending.

Oriel Dove Antoney Frederck Ts Cay Harry F. Stipley North Market Street Shipley Furie Sergi Harry Phillips Paul Mossburg George E. Phebus Phebus American Legion Young Shipley East Second Street A. Austin Pearce West Virginia University Frederick Trading Company National Guard All Saints Episcopal Church Harry F. Shinley Frederick Nellie B Shipley Susan Mien James C. Shipley Alexandria Vai Michael J. Shipley Patrick D Mary Linda Shipley M. Ritchison and Sen Ste

Brunswick pledges 18000 for fifth avenue factory

Brunswick Development Company asserts funds to finance an expansion for a knitting mill on Fifth Avenue. A spokesman says about 18000 will be in hand soon, with a deadline extension from March 1. The project totals 346000, manufacturer to provide 4 of that, and 172 new jobs with a $25000 payroll.

Brunswick Fifth Avenue Brunswick Development Company Brunswick Factors Price Flectric Consolidated Ro

Three Hurt in U S 15 Accident Near Frederick

Three people were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a serious crash on U S 15 near Bries Ford Road north of Frederick at about 10 30 this morning. Earl J. Allen 61 of Andover N Y an official with Steuben Silk Mills fractured ribs and lip lacerations. His wife 61 suffered facial contusion and broken teeth. Cpl Donald L Tschap pat 20 of Schuylkill Haven Pa stationed at Fort Myer Va had arm shoulder lip lacerations and multiple abrasions. John Richards of Walkersville was uninjured. Trooper Dis hong said a new Buick and two other cars were demolished and the investigation continues.

Frederick Memorial Hospital U.S. 15 Bries Ford Road Frederick Earl J. Allen Andover N. Y Steuben Silk Mills, Inc Allen Donald L. Tschappat Schnylkill Haven Ft Mver Cpl. Tschappat John Richards Walkersville Robert Dishong Baltimore Gordon D. Staupper O*boyle Tank Lines Washington Ridgeville Frederick Man Lander R. Skeen Shepherdstown W. Va Skeen Kelly Pie Company George Ropp Martinsburg

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Moves to Former Nazarene Property

Good Shepherd Lutheran church buys the Frederick Church of the Nazarene property at 916 Blatter Avenue for temporary use. Services begin with the mid week Lenten service at 7 30 pm. The $6900 purchase includes a 169 seat main church and a basement, with 150 new folding chairs donated by families. The Nazarene has moved to a new site at West Seventh street and Fairview avenue. First Sunday morning services in the new church will be held soon, with Sunday School later stabilizing in the basement.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Frederick Carroll L. Borer Good Shepherd Church Motler Avenue Good Shepherd Staley Park

Tax Liens Against Lombardo Brothers Filed in New York

Federal tax liens seek 223372 total against band leader Guy Lombardo and two brothers Liebert and Carmen, with specific claims of 367714 for Guy, 54834 for Guy Lombardo Enterprises, 28828 for Liebert, and 80516 for Carmen. Liebert, trumpet in Royal Canadians, lives in Freeport. Carmen, sax in Woodmere. Guy says matter turned to accountant and lawyer.

New York Gux Lombardo King’s County Brooklyn Guy Guy Lombardo Liebert Carmen Freeport N.Y Royal Canadians Woodmere

Only U S Can Deliver Hydrogen Bomb Attack

Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons the United States alone can strike with a hydrogen bomb within hours and holds a clear lead in nuclear power and delivery capability over the Soviet Union. He warned Russia will take three to four years to threaten North America, afterward potentially crippling the Western world.

London Churchill United States Seviet Hussia Comemons Russia North America Free Nations

Frederick County Bids Falter Over Out-of-County Firm

County commissioners opened bids for a new linoleum floor for the Clerk of the Court’s office but withheld award after finding the low bid came from an out-of-county firm King Floor Service of Damascus. Local bidders included The Bug Store and Jacobson’s with higher offers. The board will require in-county bidders who pay Frederick County taxes to handle the work.

Frederick County King Floor Service Damascus Montgomery County Bug Store Jacobson's LUI Py Suonulied & OL Frederick City Delbert S. Null Armstrong Iinotile

Banana Truck Driver Jailed In Maryland Case

A Baltimore truck driver en route to Hagerstown with a load of bananas was fined $200 and costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail after being found guilty of drunk driving and reckless driving. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffide said intoxicated truck drivers are more dangerous than those in passenger cars. The defendant Robo F. Mee Cabe could not pay the fine and received 50 days in default plus the jail term. Trooper Robert C Dishons filed the charge after spotting the truck leaving the ramp on US 40 east of Frederick. Additional arrests included William L Makell of Hagerstown for following too closely on US 40 west and G Belk of Washington for speeding on US 40 west.

Baltimore Hagerstown Bannanas Wilbur F. Sheffide Robo F. Mee Cabe Robert C Dishons Frederick MinGilsis Wilson A. Greenfield Brunswick Maryland Wiliam L Makell U.S. 40 At. G. Belk Washington U.S 40 West

Could Be Threatened By Radioactive Fall-Out

Maryland Civil Defense officials warned that 28 major cities could suffer lethal fallout up to 190 miles from a nuclear blast depending on wind. Marsland director Sherles Ewing said fallout could threaten Maryland from all directions, signaling regional risk amid new atomic data. RECKER SIGNED. A decree grants Mrs Lucille E Snyder custody of a child, absolute from Daniel C Snyder.

Piresville Vdp Maryland Sherles Ewing Marsland Crai Dsense Omic Energy Commission Ewing Recker Equity Court Lucille E. Snyder Brunswick Daniel C. Snyder Martinsboro Edwin F. Nikirk

Work Begins At Frederick County Chronic Hospital

Work to alter the Frederick County Chronic Hospital Emergency Hospital for fire safety is underway by H C Foster. Doors are being added at both ends and a fire alarm system plus fireproofing the dumbwaiter shaft are planned. Miss Martha Baumgardner appointed nurse in charge. Bob Mie Win Munsdel noted. The building will mainly serve chronically ill patients with operations to use only the first floor to reduce fire risks.

Coldat Coutts Stokets Frederick County H. C. Foster Brook Parkingon Mass Martha Baumgardner State Board of Health Miss Baumgardner Emergency Foster State Department of Health Bob Mie Win @ MUNSDEL Itms Frederick Memorial Hospital

Massive Aid Pledged If South Vietnam Is Attacked

U S Secretary of State Dulles assured Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem of massive support from Manila Pact powers if free South Vietnam is attacked by the Communists. In Bangkok discussions, Diem cited refugee resettlement for about 700000 and demands to neutralize disruptive groups before May. Dulles backed Vietnamese army autonomy and noted progress in replacing French officers with Vietnamese in the force.

John Roderick Saigon U.5 Dulles Preemier Ngo Dinh Diem United States South Viet Nam Independence Palace Premner Bangkok Viet Nam Southeast Asia Diem Britain France Chou En-lai

Tornado Hits Youngstown O Hit Early Morning

A tornado struck Youngstown and nearby areas injuring a 43 year old housewife and a 22 year old boy. Five basementless homes were wiped off their foundations with major damage estimated over 100000 dollars. Mrs Mary Farlon was found dead in her driveway. Several residents escaped injury as police and firefighters responded.

Onibi Fiemen Mary Farlon Pband Andes Billy Conklin Kenneth Conklin O¢Ie Brahn Novanivries

Albert Fuller murder trial looms in Birmingham

Reports say searches for weapons were conducted in Birmingham as Albert Fuller’s murder trial entered its third week. Tension rose as prosecutors seek evidence to support a possible death sentence for the alleged killing of Sod Datuiseni, while Fuller defends that he was provoked. In New York the stock market showed slight gains with rails and railroads leading activity as aircraft stocks dipped early.

Birmingham Othe Tipaux Albert Fuller Dattuiseni Gathine

Baltimore Nominating Amid Cloudy Municipal Primary

Baltimore voters faced cloudy skies as they nominated candidates for mayor comptroller and city council with 40 to 85 percent of 385000 registered voters expected to cast ballots. Mayor Thomas D Alesandro sought renomination against six, while Republicans fielded three for mayor with 117 Democratic and seven GOP candidates for council seats.

Baltimore Thomas D’alesandro D'Alesantro Arthur Bo Price Coomvae Chath Speetan Kegech WD Tippel T. Barton Harrington Democratic State Central Comittee Price D’alesandro Ith James Fltdack’ Pollack del. Samuel Hopkins Mckeldiat Cyr Corrupyitten Wiliam F Latekas Louis Ro Mito

Eruption at Pahoa Volcano Triggers Emergency Declared

Hawaii's Pahoa volcanic eruption forces a state of emergency as lava advances toward the sea. About 400 residents flee, 20,000 sightseers crowd roads, and civil defense warns homes may be ordered abandoned. No casualties reported as observers watch lava streams advance up to 25 miles from the vent.

Pahoa Hawaii Civil Defense Tin Dettera Sea High School Robert Spence Red Cross Oregon Flavalian

Youth Caught Rolling Stolen Tire Away

A 15-year-old Frederick juvenile was caught in the act of rolling a stolen tire away near Key Chevrolet on South Carroll Street. Police said the youth, an employee at the yard, had taken the tire and other tires and tossed them over a back fence to Carroll Creek. He was detained in juvenile quarters awaiting further investigation. A set of fenders was also found by the creek. The tires were used. He faces a delinquency charge with possible transfer to circuit court for criminal proceedings.

Frederick Carrall Ben Phebus Juvenie Key Chevrolet Carroll Creek Sai Warner Ynchvenie

County Looks to Begin Salk Polio Vaccination Program

Frederick County schools and health officials pledged full cooperation for a potential Salk polio vaccination drive. If licensed, 2,500 children in first and second grades across 31 public, private, and parochial schools would be vaccinated, funded by March of Dimes and National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

Frederick County Eugene W. Pruitt Forbes H Burgess Burgess Warren R. Evans Board of Education

Too Many Dogs Running Ladie Roy Fisher Warns County

Frederick County dog deputy Roy Fisher warns that livestock danger will persist due to large numbers of dogs roaming loose. Packs of five attacked sheep on the Athey farm near Ballen sev Creek Road, one sheep killed, another maimed, after which dogs scattered and one was killed.

Roy Fisher Frederick County Athey Ballensev Creek Point of Rocks Fisher Athes Famly

Five Day Forecast Warns Of Cooler Temperatures Ahead

The Associated Press reports a fair and cooler Wednesday turning colder Thursday. Friday brings fair conditions then a weekend warmup with rain or snow possible in western counties and rain in the east around Saturday, possibly ending Sunday. Temperatures average above seasonal norms with highs in the 40s and morning lows from the low 28s in Western Maryland to the low 30s in eastern sections.

Cisarink Maryland

Darkness Made Dawn By A Blast At Las Vegas Test Site

The third shot of the 1955 atomic tests lit predawn darkness into daylight at 8:30 a.m. EST. Observers said it was the largest flash of the year’s series, with a yellow to orange glow, a rising mushroom cloud, and visibility as far as Los Angeles. No quake felt, wind calm, detonation 70 miles northwest of Las Vegas near Yucca Flat.

Las Vegas Los Angeles Yucca Flat California

Dense Fog Opens March Warmth Ahead

March began with dense fog and a lamblike calm before rains cleared the air. Forecasters expect one of the warmest March openings in years as temperatures rise toward a midweek cool down. February ended warm with 18 degrees on a finale and 2.75 inches of precipitation, snow totaling 6.2 inches, leaving the month 1.9 degrees below normal on average. The dense fog eased and rain measured .18 inches at the airport by 10 am, with mild, windy conditions and a chance of thundershowers late today.

Aorshotatleesen

Couple In Television Racket Sent To Jail

A Brooklyn couple running a television repair service was sentenced to six months in jail in General Sessions Court for gypping customers. Prosecutors say they netted about 350000 over five years for unnecessary or unfinished work. Both defendants claimed illness but were declared not too infirm to be jailed.

New York Horowitz Myles A. Paice Asst Marvin Davidson An. 24 Brand Larceny Conn

Carriers Leave Manila for South China Sea Patrols

The U.S. aircraft carriers Widwar and Wasp steamed from Manila Bay today for routine operations in the South China Sea. Navy officials said they arrived two weeks ago to guard the evacuation of Chinese Nationalists from the Tachen Islands to Formosa.

Manila U.S Wasp Manila Bay South China Sea Navy Tachen Islands Forimosa

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