Appeal Fund Nears Eighty Thousand in Final Week
The Cou ross United and the Manly Appeal are nearing a goal of 109 962 dollars as the final week opens. Workers report about 9 000 dollars added recently, bringing totals to just under 79 000 dollars. Local businesses join the winners list, including American Beanie Bread, Coca Cola Bottling Works, Frederick Asphalt Co., and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couross United
Manly Appeal
American Beanie Bread
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Frederick Asphalt Co
Frederick
Mt Airy Man Injured In Wreck At 1 Pm Today
A Mt Airy man was admitted to Memorial Hospital with serious injuries after a 1959 Diamond T tractor trailer driven by Ralsh N Kidd in Charles Town West Virginia, tried to pass his car and struck its left side in the slow lane. The victim suffered scalp and facial lacerations and a fractured right leg. Police reported the crash occurred in the 1 pm hour on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Randalstown
Ralsh N. Kidd
Charles Town
W. Va
Myers
Freight Cars Derail Near Barrows. Tracks to Open by 11
A Baltimore bound freight derailed near Barrows this morning on the Baltimore and Ohio line from Brunswick yards. One car carried pulp and three empties derailed. no injuries reported. Tracks expected clear by 11. A separate AP note reports a Communist East German soldier fired on an American vehicle east of Berlin. no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Barrows
Brunswick Yards
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Heidelberg
Germany
U. S
Europe
Berlin
Steel negotiators resume bargaining late today in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, steel negotiators return to the table under orders to speed a 102 day nationwide strike settlement. Neither side commented on a new offer amid mounting pressure. A Taft Hartley injunction has stalled for 80 days, while a federal appeals court blocks enforcement of its pending outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Thera Circuit Court of Ap
McGowan Named Vice-Postulator of Mother Seton Cause
Rev. Joan P. McGowan C M becomes vice-postulator for Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton's cause at St. Vincent's Seminary Germantown Pa succeeding the late Rev. Salvator Burgio. McGowan, born 1905 in New York, was ordained 1952 and holds a Doctor of Sacred Theology from Catholic University of America 1936.
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Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton
Joan P. McGowan
T.D
St. Vincent's Seminary
Germantown
Father McGowan
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Rome
Luigi Bisoglio
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
United States
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
U.S
New York City
Brooklyn
St. John’s Preparatory School
New York
Vincentian Minor Seminary
Princeton
N.J
St. Vincent’s Seminary
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Cartholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Marin Immaculate Seminary
Southampton
St. Lazare
Spring Lane
Mich
Hallowe'en Parade Here On Thursday Marshals Named
Alton Y. Bennett, local attorney, named parade marshal for the Hallowe'en parade. Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor says final plans will be mapped next week. Parade starts at seven on North Market with routes extended to the armory on West Court Street. Prize money totals about 34 dollars with first prizes of 150 for bands and 109 for drum and bugle corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Hallowe'en
Court Square
Second Street
Armory
Merri Duvall
Severth Street
North Market
Market
AT Saints
All Saints
South Co
Court
Westers
Court Street
West Church Street
Seventh Street
Severn Streets
North Market Street
Robert Dailey Jr
Chaiman
Alen Gaddis
Harryck
Eisenhower Offers Heifer To Young 4-H Winner Sharon Stauffer
President Eisenhower confirms a long running agreement and urges Sharon Stauffer to keep the new heifer to start her own herd. He notes his shift toward beef cattle and Angus calves while praising her prize winning dairy stock efforts and extending best wishes for her stock raising venture.
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Eisenhower
Sharon Kay
Jer
Waikifi
Staufferth
Stauffer
Pearl
Sharon
Rising
Miss Stauffer
County Receives Fees Funds From Motor Vehicle Revenues
Frederick county received 644.50 in fees for the year with total disbursements to Maryland totaling 6 820 919.50 for the fiscal year ended June 30 1959 an increase of 419 327.90 over the prior year. Some funds stay with the county while others go to incorporated towns within the county. The latest DMV report shows Montgomery 3816 949.00 Washington Carroll and other counties receiving distributions. Commissioners were reimbursed 17 654 for motor vehicle law violation cases. The top remittance month was 2 067.00. Surrounding counties reimburse men for vehicle tax and related payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cau
Maryland
Department of Motor Vehicles
Mont
Washington
Carroll
Hood College talk on communication and United Nations
Mr Frye director of the office of information spoke at Hood College during United Nations Week in Brodbeck Hall. He argued that will to communicate unites people despite language barriers and urged better global understanding through the United Nations. He said the UN is not a world government but contributes to a peaceful world order as power remains uneven among states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frye
Office of
Inform
National Council of Ch
Frye
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
United Nations
Frye Deci
Rushehev
Two-Car Collision Causes 3500 Damage
Two cars driven by Charles Pryor and Har 2 Midwes t collided at the intersection. Pryor’s car skidded 12 feet. A separate accident at Middle Alley and East 4th involved pedestrian Charles R Brown who, intoxicated, struck Funston V Collins’s car. Brown jailed on $25.70 bond. Officers Sergeants Shock and Evans investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Alley
Funston V. Collins
Chapel Alley
Collings
Chapel
Brown
Leiu
Denver Shock
Claude E. Evans
Raids target upstate gambling in statewide sweep
In a coordinated operation, about 200 State Police troopers raided 79 gambling venues across 25 cities and villages, arresting 142 people. The crackdown, described as the largest of its kind in New York, targeted bookmaking and lottery rings linked to a broader interstate gambling network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Upstate
New York
John W. Ryan Jr
State Investigation Commission
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Syracuse
Albaz Schenectady
Troy
Fran S. McGarvey
Jay
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ivania
New Jerseys
Man Is Beaten and Robbed After Ride Gone Wrong
Roy Clevion Arnold of Hagerstown reported being picked up on South Market street for a ride to Baltimore when two youths in a black Chevrolet beat him and stole 15 dollars. He was hospitalized in Frederick with bruises and black eyes. Police say the attack occurred around 11:30 p.m. near Reels Mill road as Arnold tried to seek help after escaping the car. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
South Market Street
Roy Clevion Arnold
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carl R. Ma
Saith
Douglas E. Rogers
Saidi Arnold
Hacerstoun
Baltimore
Traffic Improvements Keep Flow on 22 Roads Countywide
The State Roads Commission reports traffic maintained on about 22 roads under construction across Frederick and five neighboring counties. Major work includes 11.6 miles resurfacing on the Frederick Freeway and multiple segments on U.S. 15, Md. 17, Md. 26, Md. 31, and the Westminster By-Pass, with only slight delays to motorists on most projects. Several bridges and routes in Carroll, Montgomery, Washington, Allegany, and Howard counties also under construction with temporary detours and minor delays.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
Frederick J
Washington National Pike
Tuscarora Creek
Holier Road
Knoxville
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Toms Creek
Burkitsville
Middletown
Carroll County
Taylorsville
Tanevtown
Westminster By-Pass
Fenby
Ferby
Bartholow Road
Aid
Cranberry
Westminsterer
New Windsor
McKinsky Mill
Carroll Counts
Western Maryland Railroad
MD. 31
Westminster
Montgomery County
Washington
U.S. 28
Bradier Boulevard
B & O Railroad
Bradley Blvd
Bethesda Avenue
Arlington Road
Georgia Avenue
Montgomery
Chevy Chase Lake
Kensington
Columbia Pike
Cedar Croft Sanitarium
Burnt Mills
Washington County
Gapland
Boonsboro
Great Tonoloway
Hancock
Allegany County
LaVale
Long
Vocke Road
Howard County
Steel Strike Continues To Cast Long Economic Shadow
The steel strike's impact lingers with billions in lost wages and tax revenue, while auto and appliance plants delay output. New layoffs at General Electric Louisville and Autolite Bay City add to gloom as observers warn of a tougher weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fapi
General Motors
General Electric
Louisville
Ait Electric Autolite
Bay Ci Mich
Iron Ace
Manufacturs Liie
Rainfall Steady Amid Warm Local Night Reading
An unusually warm night saw the temperature peak near 61 degrees at the State Police barracks. Rainfall measured yesterday at .17 inches while a persistent rainy spell continued, matching a few days of damp weather.
Burkittsville Club Runnerup in regional contest
Burkittsville Club finished runner up to the Raritan Club of State Line Pennsylvania this morning in the regional Raritan Club's 1959 Community Service Contest. The Frederick Chamber Agriculture Committee judged the service projects, with winners in the Maryland Pennsylvania contests. District Governor Fra Jefferson praised the judging effort as clubs completed more than forty projects this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsvide
Raritan Club
State Line
Agriculture Committee
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Walter J. Hahn
Maurice L. Dade
Emmons C. Sanner
Itan Clubs
Fra
Jefferson
Chamber
Red Cross
Red China on Trial by World
The piece reports on Red China’s international stance amid U S China tensions, noting reactions to peace gestures versus renewed aggression. It cites a United Nations resolution on Peiping’s territorial claims, Peiping’s retaliation claims, and remarks from China’s state mouthpiece defending China Soviet ties against U S pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
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C. Ernest C. Light
Wichita Falls
Tex
Hallowe’en
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Augusta, Ga
NEA Telephoto
White House
James Haveriy
N. Y
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Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Burkittsville Club
le W. E. Fields
Bacharach
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Mercury
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Trai Fuge Light
Perryville, Md
Del
Carl W. Bacharach
U. S. 40
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Mao
Mai
Khrusechev
Red Ctards
Peiping
China
Ion
Moscow
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