Adamstown Area Rezoning Moves Forward Despite Objections
The Planning and Zoning Commission asks the county attorney to draft an ordinance rezoning part of Adamstown from B-1 to B-3 to cover a farm machinery repair shop and warehouse property. The proposal, supported by widening the district to avoid spot zoning, includes Moreland Farms Inc. warehouse and surrounding residential zoning concerns with no objectors noted. Attending were Commission Chair Daniel E. Wight County Planner Arthur Hatton and executive secretary J Alfred Custail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Planning and Zoning Commission
Adamstown
Busi’ Ness
Russell
Hormen
Mountville Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Horman
Moreland Farms Inc
Burban
Moreland Farms
Daniel E. Wight
Arthur Hatton
J. Alfred Custail
D Amato Faces Charges In Boxing Promotion Probe
New York State Boxing Commission directs attorneys to file charges of misconduct against Cus DiAmato Fiord Patterson and William Rosensohn Promoters face show cause hearings on license revocation The inquiry follows the Patterson Johansson bout and internal disputes at Rosensohn Enterprises Harlem lawyer Vincent J Veleila now leads the firm A return bout tentatively set for next spring Also London opens inquiry into secret atom bomber crash with American civilian at controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Elei Commission
Cus DiAm Mger
Fiord Patterson
Rosensohn
Patterson -Johansson
Patterson
Rosensohn Enterprise, Inc
District Attammer
Sonimo
Agon
Sit Union
Black
D’amato
Rosensohn Es
Vincent J. Veleila
Harlem
Rosensohn Enterprises
London
New Candy Plant Breaks Ground On U S 40 West
Barbara Frische candy plant project announced by owners Mr and Mrs Ammon E Cramer. Construction planned west of U S 46 on a 320 by 150 foot tract, with 5600 square feet of new building and a 1060 seat restaurant, plus a gift shop. Existing Barbara Fritchie plant leased to Price Company with Price Electric occupying space. Groundbreaking approval granted by building permit commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Frische
Ammon E. Cramer
Escort U.S. 46
Cramers
Charlies Kelier
Barbara Fritchie
Maryland 355
Frederick
Price Company
Price Electric
Cand
Cramer
Stabbed In Back On Riverside Drive
Benjamin Becerra 21 a Colombian immigrant who worked as a chemical company clerk was killed on Riverside Drive while walking with Julio Verrez also 21. A masked man in black attacked him from behind and fled as police search for a motive and suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Colombia
Benjamin Becerra
Tie
Julio Ver- Rez
Riverside Drive
Becerra
Bomb explodes at Algiers station wounding 17
A terrorist bomb exploded in the crowded Algiers railway station injuring 17 people. A second bomb was defused before detonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Juno Rocket Sent Skyward
A Juno Wf rocket launched from Cape Canaveral at 11 31 EDT carrying a 9114 pound satellite named Explorer coal radiation to test gyroscope and space weather instruments. Officials assess if the satellite achieved orbit after launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics Administration
Explorer
Potomac Synod Evangelical and Reformed Meeting
About 149 ministers and laymen attended a Potomac Synod area meeting at Grace United Church of Christ with Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Eyster presiding and delivering key remarks. The event followed by a later session in Mt Crawford, Va, with supper served by the host church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed
Grace United Church of Christ
Frederick D. Eyster
Synod
Eyster
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Ch
Baltimore
Mt. Crawford
Paix Akhouse
Paar
Mark Wagner
Evanelica
Wallace Beicher
Wiliam
George Imeicher
Middletown
Frank Rosenberger
Walkersville
John Charles
Emmitsburg
Christian Social Action
Chester L. Marcus
Cleveland
World Service
Henry A. W. Schaeffer
Beihieheim
Philip J. Anstedt
Dearborn
Mich
Bernie Zerkel Jr
No Relationship In Organizations Claims
A reader notes that organizations including the Appeal and Fort Detrick Vigil have no link to individual acts. Robert Bates denies membership in the Appeal and Vigil and calls himself a Peacemaker. Vigil participants follow a policy against entering the base or civil disobedience as reported. Four die in a Pontiac fire a mother and her three children perish in a flash blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeal
Fort Detrics
Walker
Robert Bates
New York
Clsy
Fort
Vici
Pontiac
Mich
API
MacMillan Talks Arctic Travel At Kiwanis Event
Admiral Donald MacMillan, famed Arctic explorer, speaks at Frederick High School on Arctic life. He recalls the 1908-09 Peary expedition. notes warming trends, shrinking Greenland ice, and potential coastal flooding. He previews upcoming talks with Neil Douglas and a look at Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Donald MacMillan
Arctic Explorer
Therederick High School
Frederick Kiwanis Chuir
Imself
Ioo
Arctic Exploration
Robert Peary
North Pole
MacMillan
Sm Celer
Greenland
New York City
Washington, D. C
Arctic Regis
Labrado
Neil Douglas
Russia
Faces Questioning In Slaying Of Two In Webster Groves
Police in Webster Groves question Foster Bridges about the savage knife slayings of Mrs. N ee Haas and her brother Cecil Giles. Bridges, a Negro alias Peter Bel, was picked up in St Louis on a fugitive warrant and held on homicide suspicions. The victims were found by David Haas after returning from a Cub Scout sale. A neighbor saw Bridges talking to the pair shortly before the bodies were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APIA
ST. Louis
Webster Groves
Foster Bridges
Louis
Bridges
Peter Bel
Haas
Anee Haas
Cecil W. Giles
David Haas
O Yadon
Eden to defend policy in memoirs on Suez invasion
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden will defend Britain’s 1956 Suez operation in his forthcoming memoirs to be published next February. Eden, who led Britain during the crisis, spent two years writing the account detailing his decision and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
London
Aps
Anthony Eden
Suez
Britain
Four Firms Exceed United Appeal Goal in Local Campaign
Four local businesses surpassed their quotas in the United Appeal fund drive at a Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting. Farmers and Mechanics Bank, American Optical, Ox Fibre Brush Co, and Potomac Edison reported strong collections pushing the group over one ninth of the total goal of 109 962. They totaled more than 1 900 over targets and aim to reach the overall goal within weeks with continued cooperation from other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal
Wne
Francis Leon Key
Chess-Red Cross United Appeal Fund
Francis Scott Keys
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
American Optical
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Potomac Edison
Save
Azetela
Puliie
Detrich
Meri
B & G Car Wash
Blue & Grey
Branfenburg Elec
Commu College
Crescent Lunch
Dietrich & Gambri
Norene Gee
Loraine Hill
Hillside Coal & Oil Company
Herman Realtor
Lee's Men's Wear
Marland
Nicodemus Home Appliances Organized Reserve Corps
Reed's
F. W. Staub and Son
Thurmeoni Bell and Novelty
United Insurance Company
Valiex Realty Whitesell Pharmacy
J. &. Yingling and Son
Temperature swings with frost reports and Laos UN committee
The report notes a 39 degree low at an airport station with frost on September 18 and 19, followed by a warming trend. In Laos a four nation UN panel flew back to New York after investigating charges of aggression by North Vietnam, with no judgments released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Vientiane
U.N
New York
Viet Nam
Shinichi Shibusawa
Four-Nation Commission
Court Handles Appeal Cases In Local Hearing
Court of common pleas opened a session with John R. Wiles appealing a one year correction sentence and seeking an attorney. Judge Schnauffer appointed H Reese Shoemaker. Wiles remained not guilty on other matters. A number of motor vehicle appeals followed with mixed dispositions including a not guilty for Mary C. Miller in a reckless driving case. Fraley was found guilty again of speeding despite sleet and snow. Addison’s two charges postponed. Other defendants scheduled for appeals or ordered to pay fines as they failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R.W
Wiles
Schnnauffer
Schnauff
H. Reese Shoemaker
Shoemeker
Waynermer
Jeffersonhire
Mary C. Miller
Middletown
Miller
Edward D. Storm
Austin G. Gross
Fred.er. Gas Company
U.S. 40 West
C. M. Wolford
James Fraley Sr
Carootin Furnace
L. F Gienn
Fraiey
U.S. 15
Glorp
Fraley
Austin James
Glenn
Schnauffer
Fras
Peron
Aniel Addison
Mazistrate
Teckiess
Richard L. Amoss
George W. Stone Jr
Yhurmont
John Krienz
R. Arnold Simmons
North County
J. Lynch
Missile launched from bomber toward an Earth satellite
The Air Force launched a missile from a B47 bomber over the Atlantic range from Patrick Air Force Base at 3 a m toward a satellite near Explorer IV as it orbited Earth. Early descriptions called the launch successful and officials awaited telemetry analysis and radar data to confirm results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
API
Air Force
Poni
Atlantic Missile Range
Patrick Air Force Base
Man Charged In Ada County Paint Sample Case
State Police report a man linked to a set routine crash on March date failed to identify himself. M Welford Sherley of Rocks matched paint samples from a damaged vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Welford Sherley
Area Schools To Close For Two Day Break
Area schools will close for two days as teachers and supervisors travel to Baltimore for the Maryland Teachers Association convention. After the break, students resume classes until the Thanksgiving holiday. Final day of classes for 1959 is December 25 with a Christmas vacation to January 4, 1960. Frederick County students had an earlier break in October for the teachers conference and the Great Frederick Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marys Teachers Association
Frederick Cow
Great Frederick
Pro Zhoul
Grandmothers Head For Theaters TV Tickets
New York reports the 18th annual National Federation of Grandmother Clubs convention drawing grandmothers from across the country to the city. Members plan theater and television outings while signaling involvement in social issues and civic life led by Waddell of Corpus Christi who describes grandmotherhood as blessed and vibrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Naonal Federation of Grandmother Clubs
Weddell
Corpus Tex
Oreation
M Waddell
Silk Mill Fire Destroys Plant in Williamsport
A massive fire at a five acre Silk Mill in Williamsport Maryland destroyed the main building and damaged a nearby home. Explosions and chemical blasts sent debris as 15 fire companies battled the blaze through the night. No serious injuries were reported, but damage is estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Calfornia
Pony Express
Jack Murray
Aroth
Rohrer
Albert Murray
Corning Glass Works to Build Plant Near Martinsburg
The Corning Glass Works plans a new cooking utensils plant on a six acre site about four miles south of Martinsburg West Virginia. President William C Becker announced the project stating action will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg Martinsburg
W. Va
Corning Glass Works
William C. Becker
Cecin Immedi
Becker
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Servier
Odtting
Kc Lek Aerat CH
Creed
DAL
Allen Creed
Potomac Edison Company
J. Ralph Au
American Optical Company
General Campaigners and Mechanics
Frederick W. Weitzel
Cramer Property
Juno
Arctic
Adm. Peary
United
Mrch Dismay Productions
W’msport
Townsend
Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret
Great Britain
Marie-Lice Jamagne
Bragschaat
Belgium
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