Nine Land Acquisition Cases Filed for U S 13 North
Nine land acquisition cases were filed in the Emmitsburg district Clerk's office by the State Roads Commission for properties needed for the U S 13 north improvements. Court registry payments range from 30 to 6300 dollars, naming owners such as Mrs May S Kefauver and Mr and Mrs Calvin Maddox, detailing acres in fee simple and slope easements, with stakes tied to the Emmitsburg area and related roads, including Old Frederick and Keysville. The action ties to the commission's recent modernization contract for U S 15 south of Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
U.S. 13 North
Commission
Emmitsburg
May S. Kefauver
East Church Street
Margaret E. Franklin
Calvin E. Maddox
John W. Richards
Anna Quinn Graham
Ottumwa
Towa
Adolph
Wasilifsky
Rfd
James J. O'Leary
Binghampton
N.Y
Old Frederick
Keysville
St. Anthony's Shrine Parish
Baltimore
Motter Station
Clarence M. Wivell
The
U.S. 15
Sad Eddie Jackson Leaves Ladder Durante
Hollywood AP reports Eddie Jackson, the 43 year show business sidekick, is leaving the act to pursue a solo career. Eddie says he senses Jimmy Durante does not want him around, while Durante says Jackson remains a second banana and can return anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Jackson
Ladder
Durante
Hollywood
Jackson
Schnoz
Jimmy
Explosion rocks Frederick by-pass area near Ottawa
An explosion shattered windows and damaged buildings along the U S 40 by-pass south of Frederick. At least two people were killed. The blast damaged the Myers Motors Building and Jackson Building, with total damage over a million dollars. Traffic disruption and uncertain completion of the by-pass linger as authorities weigh reopening options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
U.S. 40
Frederick
State Raads
Jackson
Erson Dardins Waster Commission
Onawa
Thissan
BSUS
Ignaecatie Peonee
Myers Motors
Jackson Bould
Washington
National Pike
West Patrick Street
Washington National Pike Trafftic
Patrick Street
Coonmnt
Jeane
Women Fight It Out With Ax And Knife Fatal in Oregon
An east Oregon explosion and ensuing murder fight left two women dead after a knife and ax assault in a small town. Bertha Baldwin, 43, held without charge, reportedly acted in self defense after being struck. A second victim, Dorothy Hyland, 42, died from knife wounds during a struggle on a yard near Frederick. The incident prompted police to review witness statements as the by-pass project progressed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Motors Ltd
Pees
N. W. Evler Company
Frederick
Ontario
Ore
Washington Smiles
National Pike
U.S. 15
U.S. 340
Walker
Bertha Baldwin
Hoiland
Oregon
Hylland House
Baldwin
Condition of Streams Monocacy and Potomac Reports
Cloudy conditions observed at the Monocacy disposal plant and the Potomac location Brunswick. Weather and water quality notes indicate turbidity and potential sediment impact for local water management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Brunswick
United Appeal Campaign Extends Deadline To Reach Goal
After reporting 5 013 donors and 65 982 dollars raised toward a 116 006 dollar goal the United Appeal Campaign extends its deadline beyond this Monday. Officials say many workers are new and have not contacted all solicitors, with a meeting at Winchester Hall at 8 pm to report progress. Division heads and workers will attend along with gifts group leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal
Ume
Winchester Hall
Willalso
Ares
iBusiness
Gilbert Stroup
Paul Gordon
Initial Gifts
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Jchairman
J. Walker Carty
Seo
Soviet Plot Claimed Behind Pasternak Nobel Split
The Soviet Union on Saturday accused a Western led scheme of stirring a plot against Russia to win the 1958 Nobel Prize for literature for Boris Pasternak and blamed the award for provoking a cultural war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Russia
Steady Upturn Seen For Major U S Industry
New York reports a steady upturn benefiting all major business lines with industrial leaders predicting a fall recovery strong enough to boost steel and railroad activity. Oil firms Standard Oil of New Jersey and Socony Mobil Oil cite lower prices and higher product sales for nine month earnings declines but solid performance in prior quarters. Detriot post office outbreak adds health context as costs rise and wages outpace inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
Socony Mobil Oi Co
Jersey
Socony
New York
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad
James M
U. S
Symes
Penn
Guilds Fall Workshop At Taneytown
The Region al Women's Guild of the United Church of Christ holds a full day fall workshop at Grace United Church of Christ Taneytown with Rev. Morgan Andreas greeting attendees and Mrs Waldo Berlekamp of Covington Ky as morning and afternoon speakers on The Christian In Community and Go Be The Church. Local clergy and lay leaders from Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown areas assist with programs and music. Luncheon is planned and officers and chairmen from Taneytown Westminster Sharpsburg and Boonsboro districts are listed along with workshop activities and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of
The
United Church of Christ
Grace United Christ of Christ
Taneytown
Wa J
Baltimore
Frederick
Gram
Old Usi
Waldo Berlekamp
Covington
Evergreen Point
Morgan Andreas
Robert Flickinger
Hast Guild
Marion Rue
Berlekamp
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac Synod
Lawrence Strunk
Hagerstown
Potomac Synod Women’s Guild
Herman Arrington
Tanestown
James Wantz
Allen T. Morelock
Westminster
Paul L. Althouse
This City
Fred Remsberg
Sharpsburg
George Motter
Andreas
Guild
Althouse
Thomas Diffendal
Remsberg
Nora Wise
Middletowa
Charlies Poole
Spiritual Life
Christian Education
James Moss
Christian Social Action
Alien Wilson
Christian Stewardship
Roy Hoffman
Mervyn Dutterer
Finksburg
Christian Service
Robert Lakin
Boons
Boro
Eyster
Reifsnyder
Edgar Roderuck
Three Marines Hurt in County Wreck Near Emmitsburg
Early today near Emmitsburg a collision between two vehicles occupied by Marines and a mute woman left three injured. Cpl Frank Bucholtz and Cpl John Latzman of Camp Lejeune sustained injuries. Mrs Clement Fegly of Niagara, N C had serious facial wounds and concussion. Latzman had a fractured ankle and bruises and was moved to Carlisle Army Hospital. Bucholtz was treated for a deep elbow cut and released. The Marines were returning home to Pennsylvania from Camp Lejeune when the crash occurred shortly before 4 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Frank Bucholtz
John Latzman
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Clement Fegly
Niagara
N. C
Egly
Cpl
Latzman
Warner Hospital
Army Hospital
Carlisle
Bucholtz
Pennsylvania
Fast Time Ends Tonight In Frederick City And County
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday in Frederick city and county, resetting clocks back one hour. Residents will gain an extra hour of sleep as springtime changes take effect, with minor effects on schedules and mail and train movements at Frederick post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick Pose
Solemn pope election under way at Vatican City
At Vatican City the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Pius XII began with Cardinal Tisserant leading a Mass of the Holy Spirit. Four infirm cardinals were absent as 52 princes entered the cloistered conclave to choose a new pontiff and consider beatifying the dead pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Pius XII
Msgr
Antonio Bacci
Vatican
Thomas Cardinal Tien
Peiping
Joseph Ernest Cardinal van Roey
Belgium
Georges Cardinal Grente
le Mans
France
Carlos Carmelo Cardinal de Vasconcelos Motta
Brazil
Two Estate Suits Filed In Court
Two suits filed in Circuit Court claim estate services by Frederick woman Miss Thompson and administratrix Mrs. Margaret L. Anders. They seek compensation for services over years, alleging a will purporting to name Mrs. Anders as heir and a legacy valued at $6,020 plus objects. Attorney Benjamin B. Rosensiock is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Kline
Margaret L. Anders
Kline
West Seventh Street
Jo William B. Anders
Sherman P. Bowers
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Emma I. Thompson
Jday
Bismarck
West Fourth Street
Boston
Ein
Vuenietavield
Buffalo
Anders
Thompson
Iand
Loud
Fae
Cleveland
iDenver
Des Moines
Detroit
Peiping Radio
Fort Worth
Imunist National Defense Ministry
Frederick
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Walnut
San Diego
Chest of
Hammond
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Benjamin B
Trace
Arts And Crafts Show Draws Large Attendance
The Thursday night Arts and Crafts Show at Calvary Methodist church drew large crowds. Zivic Club members and Junior Woman's Club volunteers assisted. Local artists displayed rug braiding block printing weaving jewelry making painting and flower arranging as guests viewed exhibits and watched demonstrations. Mrs C Elgin Hemp headed the Fine Arts Committee. Mrs Melvin Partridge presided at the pre show meeting. Next gathering set for November 17 at West Frederick Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Zivic Club
C. Elgin Hemp
Fine Arts Committee
Civic Club
Melvin Partridge
West Frederick i Junior High School
No Need For Warships To Resume Convoying
In Formosa Vice Admiral Roland Smoot said no immediate military need exists for U S warships to resume convoying Nationalist supplies to Quemoy. He noted Quemoy is well stocked and no pressure to restart convoys is evident, while acknowledging he would order destroyers back if requested and needed. A separate item reports a Yellow Springs garage fire extinguished by 1 am after police and volunteers crews responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
America
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Adm
Roland N. Smoot
Taiwan
Smoot
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
Temperatures and precipitation figures cover the last 24 hours up to 8 a.m. Readings show varied conditions across the period with some rainfall and a range of temperatures. Data references general atmospheric observations and regional measures from the weather station.
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Associatea Fi
Turn Back Your Clock One Hour Tonight
A public sale at the Court House features the two story weatherboard dwelling at 213 East Sixth Street, six rooms, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Albaugh. Frank E. LaGrave and others sold for 5525 dollars to J Vernon Sums. Time officially ends for daylight saving at 2 a.m. Sunday as bidders view city properties and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
East Sixth Street
New York
Frank E. LaGrave
Hobart B. Albaugh
J. Vernon
Mers
Edwin F. Nikirk
John L. Pont
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U.S. 15 North
Ottawals
Dorothy Hyland
Walter
Etzler
Oe Rae Wea Va
Toppeo Ifoml
Washington National Pike
M. J. Grovel Lime Company
United Appeal Campaign
Iu Ted
Chiang
China
Princes of Church
Nis
Fan Panace
State Dulles
Vatican City
Cardiland
Chimall
Dulles
Ang Kai-shek
St. Pel
Ter’s
Hej
Quemoy Islands
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
David Lancashire
Wang Shu- Ming
Tate
Ngs
Lste
Congress
Eisenhower
Viss Iw
Rormosa
Defense
McElroy
United States
Mrs. Anders
Yellow Springs
Jackson Twins
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