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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1958

Page

10

Wednesday Trick or Treat Night Set by City Officials

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen designate Wednesday as the single tick or treat night from 7 to 10 PM to collect cash donations for underprivileged children with the full police force on duty. The Hallowe'en parade is planned for Thursday at 8 PM with a $300 prize, as police and sheriff deputies curb vandalism and coordinate with the Frederick County Christian Youth Council and United Nations Children's Fund efforts.

Charles Hallowe'en Frederick County Christian Youth Council United Nations Children’s Fund Frederick Hallowe

Supreme Court Denies Stay for Maryland Gambling Casinos

Chief Justice Warren refused to issue a stay allowing Potomac River casinos to keep operating pending final Supreme Court review. Casinos argued the Maryland law banning slot machines on navigable river establishments was unconstitutional. Maryland Court of Appeals had upheld the law.

Washington Warren Potomac River Maryland Court of Appeals Supreme Court Maryland General Assembly Maryland

Property Damage In Collisions In City Sunday

Three city collisions caused substantial property damage but no injuries. Police investigated all incidents. Highlights include a rear end crash at South Market and Clarke Place involving Harry W. Fleishman and Hailie E. Simpson with about $200 total damage, and a left turn collision at North Bentz and West Sec land streets involving A Swiftman and Martha L. Morningstar with a $200 loss. Swiftman faced an improper left turn charge and collateral. A third crash at South Market and All Saints street involved Theresa E. Longo and Merhle C. Wise with about $150 damage. Longo was charged with failing to grant the right of way and forfeit $6.45.

South Market Clarke Place Claude Evans Harry W. Fleishman Washington Hailie E. Simpson Fleishman North Bentz West Secland Streets J. F. Main A. Swiftman Bridgeton N. J Bentz Mar Jtha L. S Merhle C. Wise Middletown Rochester

Fined $20 On Two Charges Involving License and Accident

A Pennsylvania youth, Steve Pasko of Pittsburgh, was fined $20 and costs on two charges in Magistrate Edward J. Smith's court after pleading guilty to operating without a license and failing to stop after a property damage accident on October 22 at West Patrick street and West College Terrace. Police traced the vehicle by description and tag number, leading to his arrest by city and state officers.

Pennsylvania Steve Pasko Pittsburgh Edward J. Smith Pasko West Patrick Street West College Terrace Plane Russell Potts Clyde Markell Bohn Jr RFD 2 Union Bridge Libertytown Robert B. Spickler Bohn Ton Redskins Athens Ala Maan Sey Eeasawreas Clayton Jacob Racey RFD 3 Mt. Airy Frederick County Robert C.snyder Kemptown Richard Eugene Gladhill Woodsboro Gladhill K. O. McAllister Route Yellow Springs Wednnesday SteHn May Fox Spickler Thomas Hewitt Thurmont Rocky Springs Fox Hewitt

Sporadic Fire Kept Up By Reds

Sporadic shelling continued on the Quemoy islands amid a Red China plan to fire on uneven days. Nationalist observers counted 1500 soldiers building ground fortifications opposite Quemoy and Matsu, while 5601 iCommunist building works were noted on the Peichiao Peninsula. Gunboats operated at Amoy harbor as talks of reducing the 100000-strong garrison were dismissed by Taiwan’s envoy.

Taipel Quemoys Red China Reds Tatan Island Quemoy Complex Quemoy Matsu Peichiao Peninsula Amoy Harbor United States George Yeh Taiepi Yeh Washington Formosa Strait

Group of Oakland GOP Endorses Democrat for State Senate

A Garrett County Republican group named Independent Republican League endorses Democrat Bernard I. Gonder for the Maryland Senate seat over incumbent Republican Clifford Friend. Retired banker John M. Jarboe, a neighbor of Gonder, says Garrett County deserves the highest type of representation.

Oakland Bernard I. Gonder Garrett County Maryiend Senate Republican League of Gonder Clifford Friend John M. Jarboe

Theodore Roosevelt's 100th Birthday Centennial Observed

New York AP reports the nation marks the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt's birth with civic observances nationwide. The Roosevelt Centennial Commission, created by Congress, organized year long commemorations culminating today.

Theodore Roosevelt New York

Riot Breaks Out As Essex Carrier Visit Sparks Crowds

Capetown police used a water hose from the U S aircraft carrier Essex to control about 40 000 people who surged toward the ship during a goodwill visit The crowd caused hysteria among women and the scene escalated before order was restored The second item notes the probate of Louis A Lebnert s will in Frederick naming Grace Worman Leichert as executrix with John R Fitzpatrick handling probate matters The will is dated

Capetown South Africa U.S Essex Louis A. Lebnert Frederick Grace Worman Leichert John R. Fitzpatrick Temmiezine P Stoner Louise E Hammell Eacentrix Commerce Department Murvil L Toms C. Clifton Wirts

Trapped Miners Reported In Bishop Mine Blast

A Virginia West Virginia border Bishop mine blast left 14 miners trapped while 180 workers remained on site. later reports said the trapped miners emerged unharmed. The mine operates across state lines with the entrance in Virginia and most workings in West Virginia. The Bishop explosion had a deadly prior incident on February 4, 1957 with confirmed fatalities.

Bishop Virginia-West Virginia Sproles Pocahontas Fuel Co Bishop Mine George Titler United Mine Workers District 29 West Virginia Charleston Virginia Iitve

United Fund To Get Fresh Report At Winchester Hall

Officials hope to surpass the Saturday report of 65982 as the United Fund campaign nears its $110000 goal. Tonight at 8 at Winchester Hall workers are urged to bring up-to-date payroll figures, with A E Meadows of Meadows Van & Storage reporting 19 subscriptions totaling 331.80, an 518 average.

Community Chest Red Cross Winchester Hall Altonight Furd A. E. Meadows Meadows van & Storage, Inc James R. Austin T Company

Ike Set for Pittsburgh and West Virginia Campaign Swing

President Eisenhower heads to West Virginia and Pennsylvania for campaign speeches after relying on employer support and payroll deduction plans to boost United Appeal funding. He cites industry cooperation and a record subscription showing strong public support for federal agencies aiding citizens.

Meadows White House Republican Congress Hinota Austin Eisenhower Ernoon Siaziesson W.va United Appeal Kanawha County Pittsburgh Syria American Optical

Flight On Marvelous New F106 Interceptor Flight

Aviation writer Vern Haugland describes the Convair F106 B interceptor in flight extraction, noting its digital computer, jet engine, and top speeds. Rex Warden confirms civilian pilots have rarely flown the F106, which remains in testing and not yet operational with the Air Defense Command.

AirForce Project Associated Press Vern Haugland Price Juunu Ids AL Furud Amicome Matt & Fla Rex Warden ADC Convair General Dynamics Corp Air Defense Command William Price Air

Light frost and showers reported after 37 degree low

Light frost was reported this morning as temperatures fell to 37 at the airport after the coldest fall day yet. Showers Sunday totaled about a quarter inch in the city with a forecast of a chance of drizzle tonight and more showers Tuesday.

Cain

Regaining Income Signals Partial Economic Recovery

The national income appears to have recovered much of the loss from the recession in the third quarter. A five day forecast from the Associated Press notes Maryland and Delaware will experience cool, dry conditions with temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal. Rainfall is expected to be between one half and three quarters of an inch, with normal highs from 57 to 62 and lows in the 30s to 40s across regions.

Tne Associated Maryland Delaware

Eisenhower Campaigns Across States Stir Political Plays

President Eisenhower resumes coast to coast travel with stops in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. He targets Democrats as radical and split, while Republicans seek gains in the Senate and House. In West Virginia Democrats eye up to two Senate seats as Byrd and Revercomb contest. in Pennsylvania Lawrence leads McGonigie for governor with a tight Senate race involving Martin and Scott. House balance could shift from 17 Republicans to more Democrats.

whesDen Pittsburgh New York West Virginia Pennsylvania Eisenhower California Chicago U.S Senate Seni K Jhapman Revercomb John D. Roblitzell Revercomb Robert}. C. Byrd Hoblitzell Matthew Neely Jennings Randolph House Gettysburg David L. Lawrence Arthur T. McGonigie Reading George Hugo Scott Edward Martin

Justice Clark To Speak To Boy Scouts Tuesday

Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark will address the Francis Scott Rey District Boy Scouts at the fifth annual marinas bord dinner Tuesday at Calvary Methodist church. The 6:30 p.m. event will feature Aryeh Makleff of Tele Aviv Scouting as a guest.

Francis Scott Rey Calvary Methodist Church Supreme Court Tom C. Clark Clark Dallas Tex Boy Scout Organization Aryeh Makleff Tele Aviv Israel Makleff Tele Aiv Ira Weinstein Charles Street Justice Clark United States Department of Justice Harry Sr. Truman

Emmitsburg Tavern Operators Freed In Illegal Sale Case

Emmitsburg magistrate C D Gillilan acquitted George Wager man and Clarence Ohler on charges of illegal sale of alcohol to minors. State Trooper Morgan said the verdicts arose from a local technicality after stopping a car carrying two 18 year olds who had beer in the machine. Edwin Nikirk represented the defendants.

Emmitsburg C. D Gillilan George Wagerman Clarence Ohler K William G. Morgan Edwin F. Nikirki

Rezoning of County Tract Is Approved

The County Commissioners approved rezoning seven acres in Lewistown district from residential to business use for E. S. Conway of Lakeview and approved A. Clarke Ketcham's revision of a 15 acre Urbana tract for a service station. The plan includes a 40 unit motel previously approved, with conditions to start within one year and finish related developments in five years. No objections were raised and representatives attended hearings.

Lewistown E. 5. Conway Lakeview A. Clarke Ketcham Chevy Chase Urbana Ketcham Planning and Zoning Commission Conway County State Roads Commission H. Reese Shoemaker Jr James Mc

Accidental Shooting Verdict After Death

In Muldrow Oklahoma a prank turned deadly when 19 year old Thomas Darvell Wasson of Roland was shot by a youth posing as the girl's father during an attempted prank. Sheriff E W Flord said two Muldrow youths Paul Laney and Jerry Duvall drove Wasson to a house where another youth fired. A coroner s jury ruled the shooting accidental. A separate note reports a county roads crew reinforcing an abutment on the Gas House Pike bridge with traffic kept open.

Muldrow Okla Thomas Darvell Wasson Roland E. W. Flord Paul Laney Jerry Duvall Wasson Laney Duvall Donald Howell Ing County Roads Gas House Pike

Election Of Pope Fails On Sixth Ballot

Vatican City AP reports four straight smoke signals showed cardinals failed to elect a new pope by the sixth ballot as crowds watched the Sistine Chapel chimney amid shifting smoke readings and uncertain signs.

Vatican Sistine Chapel Vatican City Pius XII Vatican Radio Palatine St. Peter’s Basilica

Frederick High star Gilmore Flautt nets best actor honor

Frederick High School senior Gilmore R. Flautt won best actor at the Maryland Regional Drama conference held at Fort Hill High School in Cumberland. Frederick High also earned a trophy for the largest number of delegates. eighty students and chaperones attended. Flautt portrayed Hutchison in The Lottery, part of Frederick High’s annual Festival of Plays. other schools included North Hagerstown Cambridge and Montgomery Blair.

Frederick High School Gilmore R. Flautt Maryland Fort Hill High School Cumberland Flauti Gimore R. Flauti Jr Dill Avenue Hutchison Cambridge Leon C. Miller Soiety James Bird Department of Drama University of Maryland

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