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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1957

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Woman Dies In Wreck On U S 40 East

A New York City woman, Mrs Paul Stendardi, 35, died after a two-vehicle crash on U S 40 East at the Marsland 2 interchange. Her husband Paul Stendardi was injured and later treated. state police investigate. The Stendardi car, a late model Pontiac, was demolished. Firemen battled fire after the collision with an oil tanker from James R Hahn Co carrying 3800 gallons of fuel oil.

New York City New U.S. 40 Marsland 2 Paul Sten-dardi Union Street Brooklyn New York Frederick Memorial Hospital Paul Stendardi Bt. Airy Volunteer Fire Department Damascus Fire Company G. S. Dual James R. Hahn New Market Jake Adkins Poplar Springs Hahn Company Hahns Rnad Ne Piremen Stendardi Haho Company Fie Baltimore M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Charles O.abel South Street Franklin Claude Evans Ralph D. Finch Frederick RFD 6 Ucau Abel Finch East Church Street

Wreck On Western Maryland Near Jimtown

A Western Maryland freight train derailed near Jimtown in Uniontown, damaging a car and coating the Holbert Hickie Sr. home with coal. No injuries reported as an unconfirmed broken rail is suspected. The derailed cars blocked part of the Baltimore and Ohio main line headed west toward Uniontown from Morgantown area.

Uniontown Western Maryland Railroad Jimtown Fairchance Holbert Hickie Baltimore & Ohio Railroad J. L. Lowney Morgantown W. Va Hickle

Flu Epidemic Grips Tokyo and Osaka Hit 30000 Ill

The influenza wave sweeps East Asia into Japan with up to 30000 people possibly ill health officials say. Welfare Ministry doctors report milder local illness than strains elsewhere. Tokyo and Osaka remain epidemic centers as aid and loans feature in daily briefings.

Frederick High School Team Wins Regional Land Judging Contest

The Frederick High School FFA team placed first in a land judging contest held Thursday by Region 2B chapters. The team will represent the county at the Maryland state contest June 26 at the University of Maryland. Individual honors went to Paul Bussard of Middletown High.

Frederick High School Future Farmers For America University of Maryland Middletown High Paul Bussard Louis‘F_ Abalt Byron Grossnickle Edward Bowers Claiborne Noffsinger Harry Fox Warren C. Smith Harry T. Miller Lynwood

Pyroceram: New Corning Material Promises Wide Uses

Corning scientist Donald Stookey and colleagues announce Pyroceram a new glasslike substance with properties that can be engineered for hardness lightness and strength. The material can be opaque translucent or colored and may yield diverse industrial applications from architectural glass to jet engine components with ongoing research at the Corning Glass Works lab.

Corning William Decker Parlict Gil Donald Stookey Seventh Street Forti Fundamental Chemical Researchi Fourthi Corning Glass Military Fourth Street Hay Springs State Roads Commission Fort Detrick Frederick U. S Apple Avenue Central Pennsylvania Quarrying and Stripping Company Motter Avenue Harmony Grove Wirman’s Ceresville U. S.15 Worman’s Mill Woriman’s Mill

Keymar Man Found Guilty for Failure to Support

A Keymar man, Daniel O. Dew, was found guilty in Trial Magistrate court for failing to support his wife and two children. He was ordered to pay Mrs. Ethel Dew $15 weekly for three years and serve six months in the Maryland House of Correction. Arthur D. Phebus testified. fines and costs were paid.

Wilbur F. Sheffield Daniel O. Dew Ethel Dew Maryland House of Correction Richard Rayhue Morgan Yellow Springs Arthur D. Phebus

Reservists Get Army Commissions

Washington reports that Navy and Marine reservists are applying for Army Signal Corps commissions amid a shortage. About 13 personnel have submitted, with 97 accepted so far. the corps is under strength and can call up to 400 men this fiscal year, with more needed next year beginning July 1.

Washington Marine Corps Navy Army Signal ‘Corps Army Marine l Signal Corps

Geose Boys Stay Rough at College Amid Laundry Costs

Readable fragments indicate a college setting where Geose Boys resist change as long as laundries keep high charges. The item notes a conservative stance and implied pricing tensions affecting student routines and campus life.

Bewildered Director Hari Das Gupta Denies Divorce Rumors

Calcutta and Mumbai reports center on Indian film maker Hari Das Gupta, his estranged wife Sonali, and Italian producer Roberto Rossellini. Das Gupta says he is bewildered by an unexpected episode as Sonali stays near Rossellini while rumors of Bergman divorce surface.

Calcutta India Hari Das Gupta Roberto Rossellini Das Gupta I Sonali Bombay Rossellini Ingrid Bergman New Delhi Newsspaper Miss Bergman Bombay Cronicle NEA Radio-Telephoto Sonali Das Gupta Relus J Alexander Boase Italy

Seven Live Grenades Missing After Train Robbery

Baltimore police hunted seven live grenades missing from a 20 grenade stash stolen Tuesday from a railroad car. Investigators found two buried in Patterson Park as youths, ages 15 and 16, admitted handling the devices. Police fear a stray pull could cause a fatal blast while crews extend the search citywide.

Baltimore Thomas L. McKenna Patterson Park

Home Damaged By Early Morning Fire

Independent Hose Company reports 5300 to 4000 damage at a Derz farm house near Ceres yee wane. Firefighters describe warmer winds and a shorted electrical wiring as the cause. Baccalaureate services are planned for Sunday afternoon with Rev Louis W Foxwell delivering the sermon.

Independent Hose Company Derz Farm Ceresyee Wille Union Bridge Company Louis W. Foxwell Christ Methodist Church Baltimore Lloyd A. Ambrosen

New Money Scandal In Cook County

Cook County officials disclosed a probe into illegal and irregular money transactions involving at least 3444,000 in public funds. County Treasurer Paschen and State's Attorney Adamowski announced records were missing and an audit will review years of activity.

Chicago Cook County Herberti C. Paschen Benjamin Adam‘owski Lfund Pascchen Paschen Adamowski Hodge Orville Hodge Christ E. Peterson Milton Baer John Brenza Louis E Nelson Brenza Nelson

Storm Ravages Arkansas Amid Tornado Threat

Severe weather struck Arkansas with tornadic winds and heavy rains. U S forces and local authorities responded as churches and buildings suffered damage in Monticello and surrounding counties during a broad storm front extending from Texas to the Ohio Valley.

Associated Press Plains Washington Bassador Hollington K. Tong Texas United States Arkansas Taipei Formosa George Yeh Tong Gulf States Wal Fer Robertson Ohio River Great Lakes New Enggre Island Atlantic Seaboard Ticello

Nixon Addresses Iron and Steel Institute Dinner

Vice President Nixon spoke at the American Iron and Steel Institute annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, defending Eisenhower era defense and foreign aid budgets. He warned cuts could jeopardize national safety and victory in the world struggle. He cited the $71.9 billion peacetime budget and factors including rising prices and a 32 million population increasing demand on government services.

New York Kon Eisenhower Nixon American Iron and Steel Institute Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Congress

Workers End Two Day Wildcat Strike at West Virginia Pulp and Paper

Workers at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co plant returned to work after a two day wildcat strike. Four pickets were withdrawn yesterday afternoon with no public announcement of any agreement. A company spokesman said there were no meetings with employees representatives yesterday.

Mechanicville West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co

Five Day Forecast for Western Maryland and Surrounding Area

The forecast from The Associated Press calls for total precipitation of a quarter to a half inch from scattered showers Sunday or Monday and again Wednesday. Temperatures average 2 to 4 degrees above normal with cool Saturday and a warmer Sunday, then cooler again Monday or Tuesday. Normal highs are in the 70s and lows range from 45 to 50 in Western Maryland to 45 to 60 elsewhere.

Associated Press Maryland

Teachers Report Sick

In Clifton New Jersey the majority of teachers from five high and junior high schools called in sick causing about 160 of 225 teachers to be absent. The Clifton United Teachers seek a six a year raise starting next September while the Board of Education cut beginning pay by 200 dollars.

Clifton N.S Board of Education Daniel Duffield Clifton United Teachers Jerome Eisenberg Newark Newark Att Torney Ers

Adenauer Arrives for Talks in United States

West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived at Idlewild Airport aboard a chartered plane for discussions with American officials. He said Germany seeks alliance with the United States as the best path to peace and reunification, and will meet with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles to address issues of liberty and world peace. He will later visit Greenwich and Gettysburg before returning to Washington.

New York Konrad Adenauer West Germany Germany Adenauer Bonn Idlewild United States Eisenhower Dulles Washington Geenwich, Conn Danny Heinemann Gettysburg President Eissenhower

Anti-U.S. Rampage In Taipei

In Taipei thousands of Nationalists mobbed the U S embassy and attacked Americans after the acquittal of a U S Army sergeant. Police rushed guards and workers were warned to stay indoors as two airline employees were beaten near Chungshan Road.

Taipei Chintsowana Peeper U.S Chungshan Road

Attorney Samuel Beach Sentenced for Tax Filing Failures

Samuel F. Beach, a Washington attorney and former assistant U S Attorney for the District of Columbia, received a one year jail term and a $16 000 fine for failing to file income tax returns over three years.

Baltimore Samuel F.beach Washington U. S District of Columbia

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