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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1958
Page
12
Hal Boyle laments urban decline while tracing Ronald Halfacre's shift from suburbia to city life. The piece argues cities face smog traffic and blight yet risk losing residents back to suburbs seeking better air, schools, and quieter life. The essay champions urban revival and civic support.
Leona Gage, the former Miss USA who sparked controversy in 1957, married 22 year old Nick Covacevich, a dancer, in the Little Church of the West Las Vegas. The 22 year old Manhattan Beach native previously married to Air Force Sgt. Gene Ennis, a marriage later annulled and dissolved, leaving her with one child.
Carroll County Public Library announces extended hours starting Monday November 17 at the Davis Library Westminster with daily 2 to 8 pm hours and Friday and Saturday 10 am openings to serve morning patrons. The system aims for 44 hours weekly and plans a county bookmobile averaging about 36 hours weekly once in service. New staff include Martha Jane Hinkle as Bookmobile Librarian. Four Westminster High School students and one New Windsor student serve as afterschool pages.
Decorations are going up in Frederick starting on East Patrick Street. The City Electrical Department led by City Electrician Max Kebne will continue along West Patrick and North Market Streets, weather permitting, with lighting planned for next Monday night if installation is complete. The Frederick Chamber of Commerce funded the $6,000 project, with Mayor Jacob R. Ramspurg invited to light the ornaments. Plastic candles from last year will be extended along North Market Street. Near Berlin, East German authorities report 99 percent of votes went to the Communist Front in Sundays parliamentary election, per ADN.
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