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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1959

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Await Fate Of State Road Work

The State Roads Commission may delay three Frederick county projects after a budget cut. Catoctin relocation on U.S. 340, Maryland 81 from Thurmont to Sabillasville, and Maryland 550 from Woodsboro to Monocacy river face uncertain bidding and potential postponement despite surveys already done.

State Roads Commission Frederick County Catoctin U.S. 340 Steiner Catoctin Creek Jefferson Maryland Thurmont Sabnasville Woodsboro Monocacy River Commission Thurmont- Toward Sabbillasvile U.5s Holter Road

Two Jailed After Row On East Street

Two local men Alfred Johnson and Meynard Palmer were sentenced to sixty days in jail for disorderly conduct after a loud early morning dispute on East Street. Magistrate Edward D. Storm warned a repeat offense could bring at least six months. Police details cited loud noise heard a block away and profane language.

Edward D. Storm East Street Alfred Johnson Meynard Palmer Cpl Paul Mossburg Mossburg Storm Gunléy and Dines Carmen A. Serrano Baltimore Frederick Serrano James Bart Henry Stefford Whitfield Wesley Wells U.S. 15 Harmony Grove Stafford Reonald Joseph Greenwalt Randallstown Greenwalt Libe Wi Newcomer Stanley David Safier Walkersville Richard R. Kline Kline Middletown David Steinberg Richard Lawson Lawson Motor Sales Winchester Halil Brehive

Stage Set For Armed Forces Day at Fort Detrick

The 1959 Armed Forces Day event at Fort Detrick features public exhibits from Detrick units, munitions and assault demonstrations, and a 3 p.m. speech by Mayor Ramsburg. Col Prentice will introduce him as visitors view demonstrations by Fort Meade’s 3rd Armored Cavalry, smoke and flame shows, and field house displays including hospital equipment and glass blowing.

Fort Detrick Detrick Chemical Corps Jacob R. Ramsburg Joseph C. Prentice 3Rd Armored, Cavalry Regiment Fort Meade Jerome 362Nd Signal Corps Battalion J. E. Bartgis And Red Cross Detrick Boy Scouts Frederick Walker Reed Army Medical Unit Elmer A. Highhouse Fiel Bechtold Tiwant Rea Medical Tak Frederick News-Post WFMD Frederick Merchant Frederick County Det

Hood College Festival of Arts Opens Tonight

Hood College presents a student and guest artist festival with drawings water colors and caseins on display at Coffman Chapel Gallery for the weekend. Art critic Ken Sawyer from the Baltimore Sun will lecture on Contemporary Art on Saturday. The schedule spans exhibits lectures a garden party and performances across Brodbeck Hall Coffman Chapel and the Riding Ring with events Friday Saturday and Sunday.

Baltimore Sun Sawyer Sorbonne Paris New York Herald Tribune Paris Review Phases The Sum Hudson Review Evergreen Review Dle Atlantic Art News New York Times London Italy Switzerland Helland Germany Coffman Chapel Agnes George de Mille Brodbeck Hudson Pool Ken Sawyer Brodbeck Hall Front Lawn Virgil Thomson Victor C. Hayes

Bush Creek Church to Add Two Story Educational Wing

A 60000 or 60600 building and renovation project underway at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren near Monrovia will add a two story educational wing of 28 by 44 feet with a full basement. Workers will update the sanctuary interior, install new pews baptismal, ceiling wiring and painting, and install a new heating system. Ground breaking held with Edward J. White presiding. project overseen by the building and improvement committee. Groundwork to begin soon with excavations for the swing two floors plus basement.

Bush Creek Edward J. White New Market White Pasr Brran M. Flory Harry Harshman Mr. White Ther Harold Harshman Jack McGoderick RFD Mt. Airy John Thompson Harry M. Roderick Frederick Harshman Jesse M. Burall John Hipkins Adamstown Norman Lease Lloyd C. Culler Haba Electrical B. C. Grabill Libertz3town

Substantial Federal Aid for Urban Sanitation Programs

Federal aid is available through HUD and HEW for urban sanitation and planning. Grants, low interest loans, and matching funds may support sewerage plants, water treatment, waste facilities, and related public works. up to 50 percent of planning costs may be funded for eligible towns under 125 000 population.

County Health Department U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Frederick Fon Mt. Airy State Water Pollution Control Agency Public Health Service Urban Renewal Administration HEYA Housing Authority City of Department of ‘Agriculture Community Facilities Administration HHFA Housing and Home Finance Agency

Eisenhower Likely to Skip Summit Over Berlin Standoff

President Eisenhower hinted he will refuse to attend a summit with the Soviet Union if East Berlin is ceded to East German Communists or if a separate peace treaty is signed. The stance could derail the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva, as Washington presses for concrete gains in Berlin and German issues before any summit.

East Berlin Washington Eisenhower East Germany Geneva Christian A. Herter Herter Berlin Russia Nikita Khrushchev

Williams Seeks New Plan to Solve Michigan Pay Crisis

Gov. S. Mennen Williams urged lawmakers to convene a joint session to consider a new proposal addressing Michigan's unpaid state workers totaling 26,000 and the threatened public school system. The request followed the House's defeat of a Senate-passed Republican bill for a one cent sales tax increase.

Lansing Mich S. Mennen Williams House Senate Chamber

No Trout Stocking Of Frederick County Streams This Week

There will be no trout stocking in Frederick county streams this weekend per Guy Gearheart regional game warden. Stocking resumes next Friday and Saturday with Middle Creek Friday morning Fishing Creek Friday afternoon and Big Hunting Creek Saturday morning. Other streams not listed will not be stocked again this year.

Frederick County Guy Gearheart Middle Creek Fishing Creek Big Hunting Creek

Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Trend After Weekend

The Associated Press forecast calls for generally fair weather with a small chance of scattered showers Monday or Tuesday producing about one tenth inch or less. A weekend cool spell precedes a warming trend from Monday to Wednesday with temperatures about three to ten degrees above normal. Lows range from the low 30s to mid 40s, with mountain highs in the upper 60s.

Associated Press

Public Works Funding Advances For Local Projects

Local communities may receive advances to finance planning for public works construction. Repayment begins when the project starts. Eligible facilities include sewage treatment plants sanitary sewers and storage facilities storm drainage pumping stations and refuse disposal facilities. Advances require project initiation within five years.

Ween Women: Husband Warned of Sedan with Shades

A fragment recalls a remark about a wife saying she is better off with a sedan equipped with shades with her husband, implying a cautious or humorous stance on marriage and mobility. The readable text hints at a feature or quote but offers limited context or attribution.

Two Dartmouth Doctors Die After Plane Crash

In Lincoln New Hampshire two Dartmouth College physicians died after their single engine aircraft crashed into White Mountain snow. notes from the survivors reveal their struggle with extreme cold and hunger as they awaited rescue, with Dr Ralph E Miller and Dr Robert Quinn detailing growing exhaustion and dwindling hope before their deaths.

Lincoln API Imo Dartniweth College Weir Ralph E. Muller Robert Quinn Dartmouth Medical Faculty College News Berlin Lebanon White Mountain Natonal Forest Miller

Driving privileges revoked for several offenders in court

Twenty five persons appeared before DMV reviewer Thomas G. Marcin in People's Court Thursday to plead why their licenses should not be suspended. Eight were put on probation, five had licenses suspended or revoked, and three failed to appear, with further action pending.

Thomas G. Marcin Department of Motor Vehicles Joseph J. Coady Commission Marcin People’s Court Osby William Beasley East Second Street Sheriffs Office Beasley Lester Thomas Williams RFD i. Mt. Airy Vernon Ceaivin Thomas RFD 4 Airy Thomas Christian Othe RFC Frederick James Jacob Cramer North Market Street Donald Frederick Kline RFD Frederick Gene William Legs Thurmont Donald Elton Smith East Fifth Street Kline

Deputy Secretary of Defense Dies in Sleep

A deputy secretary of defense reportedly died in sleep in an unexpected end. No official statement on the circumstances or service details was immediately available.

Quarles van Buren Ark Neil McElroy Jets Pentagon Western Electric Co New Jersey Western Electric Sandia Corp Sandia Special Weapons Laboratory Albuquerque V.M Atomic Energy Commission Eisenhower Secretary of Defense Air Force Carolyn Anne Stanley C. Lewis Donald Aubrey Jr Defense Department University of Missouri Yale France Germany New York Columbia University Joseph Henry Feaster Rnonville Guy Edward Sraox East Patrick Street Robert Herman Wakins Mt. Airy Secy

Warm May heat spiked to 90 then cooled amid forest fire risk

Temperatures climbed toward 90 on Thursday over the area marking the warmest May reading in two years, then plunged 37 degrees overnight as northwest winds cooled conditions. Forester Herman Toms warned of high fire danger with drying undergrowth on mountain tiers, noting a woods blaze near the John C. Derr farm south of Monrovia.

Herman Toms Martland Baltimore Toms John C. Derr Monrovia Derr

City and County Agreement Filed for Winchester Hall Parking

A supplemental record in Frederick County shows the Board of County Commissioners and the city agreeing to add four more reserved parking spaces at Winchester Hall. The county previously reserved eight spaces and now increases to twelve for official use. Body identified as Sgt. John E. Froendt, 29, Falls Church, Va., missing since Saturday, identified by wallet papers.

Board of Cour Commissioners City of Frederick Winchester Hall Potomac River Seneca Sergt John E. Froendt Falls Church Montgomery County

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