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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1958

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8

Three Killed Four Hurt In Two Car Crash Near Morgantown

A two car collision near Morgantown West Virginia left three young men dead and four injured. The dead were identified as Johnny J. Farrell 21 Jimmy R. Swiger 22 and Larry E. Brock 23 all from National. State investigators described the crash scene and ongoing inquiries as they work to determine the cause and assign charges if warranted.

Morgantown NW. Va Here Johnny J. Farrell Jimmy R. Swiger Larry E. Brock National Monongalia General Bosnital

Two Deer Killed In Separate Auto Strikes

Two deer were killed last night on county roads when struck by automobiles. One buck died after jumping into the path of a car driven by Joseph Stang Jr. of Libertytown on Route 26 about a mile east of Libertytown around 11:30 PM. The deer was removed to the Montevue county home for consumption. Details of the Bethel road deer incident near Yellow Springs and Mountaindale were not available.

Libertytown Bethel Yellow Springs Mountaindale C. H. Hundley Joseph Stang Jr Montevue County Bethe

Car Crash Near Morgantown After Midnight Collision

The incident occurred at 12 15 a m on Route 7 about a quarter mile east of Morgantown. Six youths rode in a late model convertible driven by Kiocell Huggins, stationed in Philadelphia, while another vehicle carried a sailor from the same city. Police said head on impact caused the convertible to roll 30 feet down a steep embankment and rest against a tree. Hospital reports show two men treated for injuries.

Arurbams Cut Gauuseee Route 7 Morgantown Kiocell Huggins Philadelphia

Seven Percent More Apples In Storage

Appalachian Apple Service reports seven per cent more apples in cold storage for fresh channels on Nov 15 this year than last year. Processing storage fell 20 per cent. Four-State belt totals show 5,268,800 bushels for fresh and 1,876,600 for processing, with overall volume similar to last year. Crop total reaches about 242 million bushels, up six per cent. Persistent price disputes between growers and processors kept prices unsettled. Some tonnage moved to truckers at higher prices, reducing processor intake.

Martinsburg W. Va Appalachian Apple Service Apple Service Appalachian Belt

Health Dept Officials Drag Feet in Enforcement

Baltimore scene shows State Health Department official accusing county enforcement officers of拖拖拉拉 in implementing health regulations. Assistant attorney general Kaufman cites liaison breakdown between local health officers and state attorneys as the core issue. Robert M. Brown, chief of the environmental hygiene bureau, told the Board of Health meeting that attorneys and county commissioners have been too lenient with local residents, delaying action. The board tabled the matter for future discussion and shelved plans to suspend the water program for now.

Baltimore State Health Department Joseph S. Kaufman Robert M.brown Bureau of Environmental Hygiene Board of Health Brown Boards of

Frederick students attend F T P Meet at Towson State

A large Frederick county delegation joined Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America activities at Towson State Teachers College last Saturday. The board eyed strengthening water pollution controls, backed a plan to add 500 nursing beds over five years, and postponed a fluoroscope ban bill for shoe fitting.

Frederick County Maryland Association, of Future Teachers of America Towson State Teachers College Health Department

Thanksgiving Holiday To Halt Most Local Business

The newspaper notes a one day general holiday for Thanksgiving with closures across stores banks post office and government offices. Schools will close Friday. many churches host services and church suppers. Thanksgiving dinner costs largely similar to last year with turkeys priced around 37 to 45 cents per pound depending on size and source.

Allity Santa Claus Crick Beltsville Thesmaller Family

United Fund Seeks $6,000 To Reach $110,000 Goal

Frederick County runs $6,000 short of its $110,000 United Appeal target as 1,200 contributions are urged. Ed ward Hart Etchison and Glenn A. Main Jr lead the drive with “Operation 1,200” through civic groups and schools. Lions Club luncheon raised $327 while person-to-person solicitations were halted.

Edward Hart Etchison Glenn A. Main Jr Lions Club Frederick County Red Cross United Appeal Sda United Appeal Reecently

East German Press Attacks West Over Berlin Crisis

East German Neues Deutschland accuses the Western powers of endangering world peace by occupying Berlin as Western officials vow a strong policy to keep the city linked to West Germany. Khrushchev hints at pulling out of four power control, while West German leaders urge resolve. Diplomats report routine talks and possible documents from Moscow as Spandau Prison and Nazi war crimes figures loom in bargaining.

Berlin East Germmany West Berlin Neues Deutschland West Germany Khrushchev Soviet Union West der Abend Rews Spandau Prison Rudolf Hess Albert Speer Baldor von Schirach London Moscow Konrad Adenauer Nazi Germany Nikita Khrushchev

Must Be Alert To Save National Guard

Salisbury officials and about 500 guardsmen attended a 4 million dollar armory dedication as Governor McKeldin warned that the National Guard faces pressure from federal peacetime control efforts and narrow thinking professionals in the Pentagon. He praised the Guard’s resistance and planning aligning with Maryland interests, while Governor-elect Tawes pledged vigilance of the Guard’s needs in his term.

Salisbury Pentagon Maryland J. Millard Tawes

Campaign expense reports filed for state and local races

Several candidates filed statements of expenditures with the Clerk. Samuel W. Barrick state senator spent 628.01 with 189 to the Democratic committee and rest on advertising. Joseph B. Payne and others reported varied sums to committees and for ads. Jail sheriff candidate Earl W. Burdette listed 394.97 including campaign cards rally expenses and ads. Other House of Delegates nominees and Orphans Court candidate listed similar outlays and committee payments.

Dorsey F. Shipley Gwynn X. Kin Sey Samuel W. Barrick Democratic Campaign Committee Sa. Capes ELC J. Kemp Bartlett Carroll E. Kinsey Gwynn X. Kinsey J. P. Mause Harry H. Reid Robert S. Rothenhoefer Edward D. Storm Harold T. Summers William H. Thomas, Jr Robert F. Fisher Joseph B. Payne House of Delgates Republi_can Clifton Wirts House of Delegates Russell H. McCain Republican Campaign Committee Earl W. Burdette Democratic Committee Urbana William F. Cramer Frank C. Shook Orphans Court

Fatal head on collision near Easton claims woman life

A 32 year old Easton resident, Peggy Shilcutt Diehert, died after a two car crash on Miles River Neck Road about five miles west of Easton. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Sheldon E. Dietert.

Easton Easton, Md Miles River Neck Rd Easton Peggy Shilcutt Diehert Easton Memorial Hospital Sheldon E. Dietert

Cumberland contractor faces tax evasion case and burglaries

Four defendants, including Vernon Roscoe Dorsey of Burkittsville and James Schute, are slated for trials in Criminal Court after informations filed by State's Attorney Samuel W. Bar yick. Dorsey, a 51 year old contractor, and David Lee Kemp are charged with breaking and entering and theft at a Brunswick jewelry store and property burglary in Urbana area. Arthur W. Haller of Frederick and Dorothy Elizabeth Marshall face charges for burglarizing the Washington Haller home. All defendants are jailed and seeking immediate hearings, with sentences beginning in two weeks for Dorsey and Kemp.

Frederick Russell Fisher Sammuel W. Barrick Barrick Mr. Barrick Donnie Kintell Kenny Charles V. Main Cook National Barry Taylor W. E. Waewine Amareantown Chicago Larry Lord Motherwell Fort Detrick Motherwell Takoma Park Pearl Putney Washington Marysville Calif Albert H. Putney American University State Department Near East Division Miami, Fla Frank Eugene Cavester District Court da‘ Brohua New York Putney Sarasota Fla Ellerville Porter Street Samuel W. Bar' 'Yick Vernod Roscoe Dorsey Burkittsvile cou-James Schute Isj Roszel C. Thomson Gerald Taytor Bruns David Lee Kemp Shenandoah Junction W. Va Dorsey Kemp Brunswick Herbert Sperry Arthur W. Haller Dorothy Elizabeth Marshall George Washington Haller NT Bali Road Urbana

Lenient sentence in tax evasion case cited health issues

Judge Thomson noted the defendant Schute faced 1951 to 1954 tax evasion charges and imposed leniency due to his background and poor health. The defendant requires medical care and to sleep in a reclining chair, and may serve time in Allegany County jail if federal prison officials approve.

Wean Primence Geets Thomson Schute Allegany County

Condition of Streams Monocacy and Potomac Reported Clear

Monocacy stream is clear at disposal while the Potomac near Brugswick remains clear. Details indicate no obstruction or sediment concerns and no release alerts issued by local authorities.

Potomac Brugswick

Dr Seybold to Speak at Thankoffering Service

Dr Theodore Seybold, longtime missionary to India, will be the speaker at the annual Thankoffering Service of the Women's Guild during the 11 o clock Sunday service at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. He and his wife, Webster Groves natives, are on a speaking tour and will address Trinity Chapter adult Bible classes at 9 45 a m via the merger route.

Seybold Women’s Guild Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Theodore Seybold India Ieper Raipur Webster Groves Trinity Chapter

Take It Or Leave It Space Plan Moves Ahead

United States and supporters push a take it or leave it proposal after talks with Russia on a U.N. space supervision committee collapsed. Nineteen other nations backed a revised draft submitted Friday night calling for an 18 nation study group to lay groundwork for a permanent U.N. space committee.

United Nations United States Associated Nations Russia U.N U.N. General Assembly U.N. Space Committee

Brussels Strike Dimmed Christmas Shopping Lights

A three day old strike by electricity and gas workers in Brussels shut shop windows, theaters and public venues as government ban caused lighting curbs. About 12,000 workers demand wage hikes from 70 cents an hour, halting nonessential industries and affecting up to 500,000 people.

Brussels Belgium Pst Po

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