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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1958
Page
14
Community column features letters to Major Nial answering veterans questions on burial benefits changes, eligibility for VA services and pensions, vocational counseling, and compensation adjustments. It cites specific cases from Walkersville and addresses about VA processes and forthright guidance.
Gov. McKeldin declares the unserved warrants probe closed but Gordon M. Allen, head of the Criminal Justice Commission, says more information exists and demands further inquiry. Allen and the commission dispute the governor’s stance and urge an agency with subpoena powers to investigate.
Dedication of the new Brunswick post office drew about 500 people on Saturday afternoon. Main speakers were Rep. DeWitt S. Hyde of Maryland and Robert E. O'Donovan of Lavettsville, postal installation manager for the Washington area. Arthur F. Hightman serves as postmaster of the new building. The post office opened for business that morning.
Jefferson Grange Booster night October 9 guest Homemakers Club members attended. Raritan Club meets October 15 with meal by United Lutheran Church women. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ott return from honeymoon and stay with Doris Gordon’s parents. Pvt. Robert Hale arrives at Fort Carson awaiting orders. Rally Day at St. Pauls October 19 with program by young people. St. Pauls Women plan October 29 chicken ham and oyster supper. Synodical Sunday School convention November 1 at Zion Middletown with Rev Burkhardt guest minister. Miss Susie Thomas ill but improving. Women’s Society meets October 16 at Mrs. Joseph Long’s. Miss Gwendalyn Coran spends weekend with grandmother Marie Coran. Maurice O Johnson named machinist’s apprentice seaman apprentice USN. Flags flown at half mast in Annapolis following Pope Pius XII burial. Gov Me Simms orders flags.
The Rev Anthony J Paulhus 66 formerly a Maryknoll missionary in south China died Sunday in Scranton Pa He spent decades as a prisoner of Japanese and Communist forces and taught at Vermard College in Clarks Summit Born in Fall River Mass his death comes as heart disease and cancer rise as leading causes in developed nations
In Washington state a bull killed two men near a barnyard as officials note the 262nd pope may select from traditional papal names. Deputy Sheriff John Brewington killed the animal with a high power rifle after it charged, with Benedict, Clement, Pius, Gregory and Leo named as likely options. PFC Richard A. Stambaugh, 19, from Thurmont Maryland, spent 13 days touring Italy and Spain on leave from the Army.
President Eisenhower denounced the Atlanta synagogue bombing from New York, urging national restraint and reverence for religious liberty. He called on Americans to value freedom of worship and protect religious edifice sanctity, noting the act affronted the nation symbolized by Washington. He spoke amid a cornerstone ceremony with Rockefeller and Keating nearby.
A Mt Airy man, Harry Leroy Whirley, 38, was struck by a 1955 Chevrolet on Reisterstown Road near Pleasant Hill Road in Baltimore County. He died at Union Memorial Hospital shortly after the Saturday night incident. The driver, Henry E. Tatts of Route 2, Reisterstown, remained at the scene as police investigated the crash.
The body believed to be Aaron Walter Burgett, the Alcatraz escapee, was found Sunday about 100 yards from the federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, Coast Guardsmen said. He built wooden fins and a plastic...
Roger H Geisbert stands with his Spotted Poland China sow, grad champion at the Frederick Fair. The sow’s birth links to Austin Geisbert of Laytonsville, whose grand champion sow years earlier produced pigs that returned home with Roger, one dying and one surviving to claim a top award this year. A vague note mentions a makeshift bag and a water incident tied to a post office robbery and a San Francisco transfer for identification in a separate case.
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