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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1959
Page
11
The report covers temperatures and precipitation over the last 24 hours ending at a specified time. It notes warm to cool conditions with scattered showers in several areas. Accurate readings for major cities and regions are included.
The Dorothy Dix advice column covers a young mother needing guidance about whether to reveal to her adopted son that his biological father is not his dad. Dorothy advises delaying disclosure until appropriate, urging family stability and later discussion with a pastor if needed. A teen jealousy note and a piece on greedy parents round out the column.
In Miami Beach two officers charged James Patrick Money 26 of Silver Spring Md with passing two worthless checks totaling 1493 at a club. Adler sought since April 20 over a $25 000 loan and $27 000 in securities used as collateral were said stolen from a Skokie Illinois home. FBI now investigates and Washington police seek Adler.
An editorial in JAMA describes cluster headache as a distinct migraine variant. It affects men more often, lasts weeks with daily attacks, and centers pain at the eye area often on the right side.
In Miami reports, three men including Mel Adler 26 and John Lipko 50 were arrested by Washington DC police in connection with a $23 600 stock swindle. Lipko is tied to a southwest hotel burglary at the Racquet Club.
AP report cites a new wartime memoir stating General Eisenhower golfed at Rheims during critical Allied preparations, as diary extracts from Field Marshal Alan Brooke claim leadership shortfalls and a lack of battlefield oversight. The biography Triumph in the West draws on Brooke diaries compiled by Sir Arthur Bryant.
Ernest Davison, a World War II veteran, died Wednesday in Venice Florida at age 77 from a heart attack. He was born in Glasgow Scotland and served as a signer and British minister of sup.
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