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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1959

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Historical Society Buys Loats Home in Frederick County

The Frederick County Historical Society approved the purchase of the Loats Female Orphan Asylum home on East Church Street for 545000. President Charles McC Mathias Jr. said occupancy is planned by January next year, with the property to become the society’s new headquarters and central repository for its library and collections.

The Frederick County Historical Society East Church Street Charles McC. Mathias Jr Mathias Historical Society Loats Female Orphan Asylum John Loats Loats Mashbies West Patrick Street Leats

Chest Kickoff Dinner Set for Monday Event

Several hundred workers are expected to attend a dinner meeting Monday at West Frederick Junior High School for the kickoff general canvass of the Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal fund drive. By next Wednesday noon, organizers hope to announce progress toward the $109,962 goal.

West Frederick Community Chest-Red Cross United Appeal Fund A. Irvin Renn Jacob R. Ramsburg Delbert S. Null Ross V. Smith Thurs Chen J. Harold Hooper Ailen Creed J. Ralph Austin

Weather by the Associated Press Coast to coast forecast data

The report lists high and low temperatures and conditions for cities including Albuquerque Atlanta Fort Worth Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Miami Milwaukee New York Portland Seattle Tampa Washington and more. Conditions range from clear to cloudy with rain in Chicago and St Louis noted in places.

Associated Press Atlanta Marck Bafale Cashage Pines Fort Worth Frederick Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsturth Portland Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington

Wind and Storm Lash Wide U S Regions Across Four States

Severe weather drenched Oklahoma Texas and Missouri with wind and rain while a five day Colorado snowstorm spawned six deaths and major damage. Tornado activity reported near Aspermont and near St Louis as showers spread from Iowa to the Great Lakes region and coastal Virginia and Massachusetts saw light rain.

Iowa Upper Great Lakes Arizona New Mexico Colorado Virginia Massachusetts Montana Florida California Nevada Canadian

Pleasant Weekend Weather and Fall Events Preview

Pleasant temperatures are forecast for the weekend as the Great Frederick Fair winds down. The report notes mild conditions, with autumnal colors and a reminder of Christmas shopping days ahead.

Gaitskell Rapid Rise From Obscurity To Labour Leader

London AP reports Hugh Gaitskell ascends from political nobody to Labour Party leader in a decade. He is described as unglamorous yet persuasive, appealing to the underprivileged and aging, with a sincere, burning resolve that wins voters.

Labor Party London Hugh Gaitskell Britain Ths British Labor Party

New Crisis Seen In Steel Strike Talks

Pittsburgh reports a new crisis in steel strike talks as President Eisenhower pressures both sides over language changes and a potential 80 day cooling off period. David J. McDonald weighs industry wage and work rule proposals amid a Saturday bargaining session. Poland’s agriculture minister tours Maryland’s Eastern Shore visiting farms during a U S trip.

Pittsburgh Com McDonald Hare Namnes Washington U.S. Department of Labor Poland Maryland United States Edward Ochab Polish Agriculture Ministry Jan Stanislaw Guewa Felicjan Dembinski Scientific and Technical Council of Agriculture Ministry Easton

Thrill fair closes as weather boosts final attendance

Frederick Fair ends with improving weather and rising gate receipts. Attendance trends show Friday and Saturday crowds near last year, with top events including auto shows and bicycle giveaways for local youths. Poultry and livestock judging drew record entries. multiple 4 H winners named as winners announced by Akon Wilkar.

Frederick Fair Joe Kach- Mans Ted Shankie Mary Street Parkway School Gordon Culler Route 4 West Frederick Junior High School Akon Wilkar En Jd. A. Arba New Windsor Andre Baltimore Seabright George Gorsuch FLF Joanne Martin Walkersville

Appeals Court Set For Educator Cases And Other Hearings

In the September term arraignments Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer set trial dates for criminal and appeal cases. October 9 lists Morri son, Crouse, Long, Boone, Spurlock, Bowie and Koontz for bastardy indictments. October 12 includes George Jackson appeals on destruction of property and assault and battery. Other October dates cover speeding, drunkenness, driving offenses, non support, and petty larceny with multiple attorneys noted.

Circuit Court Patrick 3. Schnauffer Edwin F. Nixirk Ed. Ward Lynch John Francis Morrison Lawrence Crouse Carroll Long Charles Ronald Boone Billy Ray Spurlock Philip Eugene Bowie Kenneth Koontz George Jackson Thomas E. Andrews Joan Krietz C. Clifton Wirts James. A. Fraley Jr Austin James Nathaniel W. Addison Mary C. Miller E. D. Storm Ichard L Ame John R. Wiles Ernest P. Hammaker Weinberg and Glass George W. Stone Jr Richard E. Zimmerman Darrel R. Tayior Ralph E. Bennett Biener and Connell Harry C. Baugher Earl R. Biddinger Jereme Offutt Axwell Hall Melvin L. Coulter E. Austin James Charles Colin Danner Kaiie James Carl Eugene Potter James Michael Daniel Orlando Ray E. Dayhoff James W. Lawrence Offutt Thomas R. L. Green Goldioe Byron George Ian She Samuel L. Smith Sherman P. Bowers Otis Love Commodore Roscoe Green Robert E. Vaughn Bennett Joseph D. Giesinger Wilmer W. Clark Hardy QC Blair Jjonn Bartlett Goodloe Byron Berbert R. Gaver Barrie Wiliam Barrick

High School FFA Contest Highlights Central Maryland Region

Brown, Paul Rhoderick of Unionville placed sixth in brown and Melvin Hope also finished sixth. The Friday event at the Central Maryland Regional Future Farmers of America judging contest crowned Frederick, Mt. Airy, and Williamsport high schools as poultry, dairy cattle and livestock champions. Dwight Mulligan of Frederick High School won top honors in poultry judging. The 4-H tractor operators contest concluded the day with Joseph Smith of New Market taking first place.

Brown Paul Rhoderick Unionville Melvin Hope Rawlaenine Hafann Covan Iiiddoe

Nagging Wives May Cause Heart Disease

Hollywood AP report cites a heart specialist Dr Frank Nolan who notes a patient’s heart test reaction when his wife entered the room. He suggests nagging wives may contribute to male coronary heart disease as men show higher death rates from it.

Hollywood Frank G. Nolan Nolan

No New Cases Reported in New Jersey Sleeping Sickness

The New Jersey Health Department reports no new encephalitis cases since Wednesday. Officials suspect 18 deaths in 28 southern New Jersey cases may be linked to the mosquito-borne virus.

Trenton New Jersey Health Department New Jersey

McElroy Leaves for Hong Kong After Talks With Chiang

U S Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy departed for Hong Kong following meetings with President Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei Formosa. The trip aims to discuss defense and regional security amid ongoing tensions in Asia.

Hong Kong Taipei Formosa U. S Neil H. Mc&lroy Chiang Kal-shes

Floods Force Thousands To Flee From Homes

Oklahoma suffered four days of autumn rain as flood waters forced thousands to evacuate. Rescue crews used boats to reach stranded residents while the Arkansas River around Tulsa rose toward flood stage. Property damage grossly estimated in the hundreds of thousands, with deaths reported from weather related incidents.

Oklahoma City Pete Eaton Avant Tulsa

Col Harrison McAlpine Dies at Walter Reed Hospital

Col Harrison McAlpine retired infantry officer died at two this morning at Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington He lived here since 1942 Born Lan November 4 1585 he graduated St Johns College Annapolis 1909 serving in the regular army from 191? to 1942 Married Ruth Thomson 1922 Surviving: wife three children Mrs James V K Ladd Hanover NH Mrs Robert L Garrett Phoenix AZ Harrison McAlpine Jr Hong Kong British Crown Colony Six grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending.

Harrison McAlpine Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington Col. McAlpine Lanatoning St. John’s College Annapolis Regular Army Infantry General Staff School Tih Infantry Forts Lewis Ruth Thomson Menlo Park Calif James V. K. Ladd Hanover X. H Robert L. Garrett Phoenix Ariz Harrison McAlpine Jr Hong Kong

Two men injured in fair grounds altercation

At the fair grounds midway a Damascus man John Haines was struck on the head with a hammer during a dispute over a crooked war game. Another man Leslie Haynes of Reistertown was hit with a beer bottle in a separate brawl. Both were treated and released. a warrant was issued for nail game operator Whitie Pelly.

Camerp Crater Aliesed Damascus John Haines Haines Fair Grounds Whitie Pelly Leslie Haynes Reistertown Haynes Waynes Frederick Memorial Hospital United Ambulance Emeni Art Croun

Red China Signals Warm and Cold Hints on War Issues

Khrushchev and Mao meet as Peiping softens tone on easing tensions with the United States. China warns against using force to settle disputes, hints at new approaches for Formosa while reiterating a stance against military action. Lin Piao says actions may come in one war or another.

Strausz- Hope Iraq Southeast Asia Indoa Moscow Far East Dr. Strausz-Hope Ita Khrushchev Red Movement Khrushchev Stalin Com Strausz-Hope Communist Party Dr. Strausz-H Me Strause-Hope Foreign Policy Research Institute University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Tokyo Red China Mao Peoples Dem Eisenhower United States Peiping Chiang Kai-shek Chou En-lai Peoples Daily J Chen Yi Sevestia Washington Formosa Mao Eisenhower Peipine Lin Piao

Mount St. Mary College student dies in wreck

A Mt. St. Mary College student Stephen Mullaney 21 Waterbury Conn was killed in a head on collision on the Monocacy River bridge east of Emmitsburg Maryland. Companion Robert Flynn 21 Hunt Valley was injured and taken to Gettysburg Annie Warner Hospital where he died later. Police said the investigation continues with no charges filed at this time.

Iurst Tev Monocacy River Emmitsburg Stephen M. “Mullaney Waterbury Conn Mt. St. Mar College William F. Davis Mullaney Robert Firnn Hunt- Yu Ai. St Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg C. G Westminster Oun U.dd P.m Ison Fisnn Davis L. L. Dunn Randallsiowa State Police

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