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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1959

Page

10

ICC Asked To Bar Cement Truck Traffic On U S 15

Point of Rocks Ruritan Club seeks amendment of a temporary ICC order to exclude bulk cement trucking on U S 15 between Maryland 28 near Tuscarora and Virginia Route 7 in Leesburg. The club cites narrow winding sections and crowded traffic and urges routing via alternative highways or upgrades. Alpha Portland Cement Co and E Brooke Matlack Inc hold a six month permit for cement hauling to Chantilly, but a federal court review delays effect.

Interstate Commerce Commission Tds Bern U.S. 15 Marsland 28 Tuscarora Virgamia Leestars Washington E. Brooke Matlack, Inc Philadelphia Alpha Portland Cement Company Co Delaware Maryland New Jersey New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Chantilly Alpha Point of Rocks Ruritan Club Matlack ICC Peer Nean Aaeen U. S. 15 Maryland 28 Leesburg Club Point of Rocks Potomac River U. S U.S Portland Mathick

Cancer kills thousands in U S yearly says ACS

American Cancer Society reports about 75,000 Americans die annually from cancer with 45,000 new cases yearly. Earlier diagnosis could have saved 75,000 more. Leukemia breast cancer and lung cancer are rising fastest among older adults.

New York American Cancer Society

Inspector Still Needed in Frederick County Legislative Fight

Frederick county lawmaker Mathias opposes a Senate bill to abolish the alcoholic license inspector post held by Louis V. Myers Jr. The measure, passed in the Senate, would end the inspector’s duties June 1, with Mathias citing enforcement needs and taxpayer costs.

Ub Foureeeem House of Delegates Samuel W. Barrick Senate Louis V. Myers Jr Libertytown Mathias Frederick County Maryland State Police Missioner

Children found slain in New Jersey clothes basket case

In Hibernia New Jersey two children Katherine Church age 2 and Kenneth 6 months were found dead swathed in a blanket inside a clothes basket. Their mother Ellen Church 38 allegedly confessed to killing them and directed investigators to where the bodies were placed. The father described drugging incidents involving two other children Elizabeth 14 and Steve 9.

Hibernia Dast Katherine ‘Church Kenneth Brooks Church Robert ‘Burdge Hibernian Rescue Squad Ernest Powers Rockaway Township Burdge Ellen Church Pon Hs Awa Eli Xt Pharmaceutical Co Morris Plains Elizabeth

Firecrackers Kill Man While Scaring Birds in Florida

Farm hand Lawson Wilkes was killed in Pahokee Florida when a box of large firecrackers exploded as a spark from his pipe ignited the charges. He was guiding the device while scaring blackbirds from a cornfield and died about five minutes after the blast.

Pahokee Fla.ap Frank O'Connell Lawson Wilkes Wilkes

Maryland Officials Sign Bills For County Financing And Appointments

Governor signs bills authorizing Frederick County to borrow up to 1.5 million for public school construction including Singapore junior senior high and Urbana elementary. Other measures raise the county treasurer salary to 8500, tax assessment for house trailers, fund fire protection for Maryland School for the Deaf, add a Montgomery County judge, and permit use of Carroll County War Memorial Medical Center and General Hospital land. Carroll jurors to be paid 3.5 per day. Ernest Johnson’s new roof over a chimney causes a house fire in Newport Kentucky. firefighters save part of the roof.

Aswertive Toide Cateway Singapore Urbana Frederick County Maryland School For the Deaf Montgomery County Sixth Judicial Circuit Carroll County Carroll County War Memorial General Hospital House

Montevue to add an elevator and more upgrades

County Commissioner Arvin Renn outlined plans for Montevue to install an elevator and renovate interiors including closing the third floor and adding furnishings. The project taps a portion of funds for building improvements as the facility, with about 82 guests, contemplates state of operation and cost comparisons with farming options.

Renn Montevue Rvin Renn Women's Democratic Lab Winchester Hall Cuti Robert H. Schell Roger Geisbert

Frederick Chamber backs state ownership of canal segment

The Frederick Chamber of Commerce and the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association urged state ownership of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal segment from Great Falls to Hancock. They sent positions to Rep. John Foley as hearings in Washington consider two bills proposing a C&O Canal National Historic Park from Great Falls to Cumberland.

Frederick Cotnrence Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Great Falls Hancock House of Representatives John K Foley Frederick County Fish and Came Protective Association Washington Cumberland George B. Sumner U. S Frederick C Maryland Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association Sideting Hill Creek Frederick County

Homemakers Elect Officers At Theod College Meet

The Ballenger Homemakers Club elected Mrs Hutssell AJ Chidthow as president and Mrs Carroll Wickless as treasurer at Theod College. Speakers Miss Margaret Oliver and Mrs Remsberg outlined leadership traits and service, with a luncheon and project display following the program.

Hutssell AJ Chidthow Ballenger Homemakers Club Frederick Colinty Hamemakers Theod College Co Carroll Wickless Woodsboro Broteck Hall Margaret Oliver Pomer Remehers Middletown National Council

Deliver Bonds Amid New York Sale and Fire News

The county plans April delivery of a 2.5 million bond issue sold to a New York syndicate led by Harriman Ripley Associates at an approximate 3.1295 percent rate. Officials traveling to New York include President Delbert S. Null and others. Separate reports note fires burning five acres near Woods and brush threats near Jimtown. Pope in Vatican holds Holy Week audience urging charity.

New York City New York Harriman, Ripley and Associates Delbert S. Null Burton Cane Gon Walkerevie Phnoi-Senior Jagh School Woodsind Bee Pascal Renn Wine of Woods Central Carrell Water Fare Company Forest Ballenore and Ohio Edgemont Braddock Het Fie Company Forest Diet Purest Ay Cams Jimtown Vatican City Jig Xmad St. Peter's Basilica Ronnie Bretty Fiaward

Eisenhower pursues summit talks as condition on talks hinted

President Eisenhower said the Western powers may meet Khrushchev at a summit only if progress is made at an East–West foreign ministers conference. He stressed no one will be forced to attend a summit and noted any agreement must involve Khrushchev directly. He also signaled possible personnel changes around Dulles and planned a Florida convalescence.

Washington OVP Basenhower Nita Kheushchev United States Eisenhower Khrushchev North Atlantic Treaty Organization Hisenhower Soviet Union Moscow Berlin Dulles Paites Dakiles

Weather swings with record warmth and frost danger

Cold fronts push temperatures from a high near 75 to a low of 23 at night. Forecasters warn of relief by late Thursday or Friday as readings creep toward 70 this afternoon. Dry conditions spark field and woods fires amid the extreme heat and subsequent chill.

Byrd urges veto of spending bills in budget push

Senator Byrd leader of the Senate Finance Committee urged President Eisenhower to veto Democratic sponsored spending bills and carry the budget fight to the country. He warned about a possible deficit if the administration stance remains. In a White House exchange he said the country may not back the President’s position. Police announce a bicycle inspection day in City with licensing for all unsold units at Market Street. Corporal Charles Bare leads the inspection effort as new bicycles flood the market.

Washington APO Sen Harry Fo Byrd Eisenhower Byrd Senate Finance Committee White House Ain Byrd Malian Trad North Market Street Corp Charles Bare

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