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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1956
Page
3
Frederick Ma Mander presided over the business session on November 6 after C F Henson, club president, led the earlier proceedings.
Members of the Fronters America Frederick chapter heard President Rice outline Frederick’s civic aims. He urged a Promote Frederick promotional program to attract tourists, industry, and investment, noting historic shrines and the road program impact on downtown traffic and revenue. Parking, water supply, and a new center look were discussed.
The UN Assembly announces formation of a Middle East Police Force. Major players include the United States Soviet Union Britain France Israel Egypt and China with new force support from Washington and contributions from Canada New Zealand Norway and Colombia.
Two minors suffered injuries in unrelated highway collisions this week. Leslie W. Stansbury of Poplar Springs sustained a severe scalp laceration and brain concussion after being struck on U.S. 46 near a culvert and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Michie A. Lipkien of Mechanicsburg escaped with a facial abrasion after stepping into a passing station wagon on Md. 81 in Sabillasville and was treated and released. No charges were filed.
George H. Davis of Hagerstown killed a 100 pound spike buck with a bow in the Indian Springs area north of Hagerstown. This marks the first such wildlife harvest reported since the season opened on November 1.
Firefighters from eleven companies battled a major blaze near Lisbon on the Florence road, consuming a large barn hay and grain storage and causing about 20 000 dollars in damage. Firemen rescued a pony and eggs, with motorists complicating water-hauling efforts and state police aiding traffic control.
A Carlton Georgia accident left Mrs Mary D Smith 40 and her four children dead when their car skid on slick pavement and collided with an oncoming double deck bus. Witnesses said drizzle slicked roads and the westbound car appeared to lose control. The driver of the bus was uninjured. The incident occurred near Abbeville and involved a list of other minor citations and a birthday celebration note later in the page.
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