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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1958

Page

9

Four Held For Attempt At Jail Break

Four men alleged to have tried breaking out of the county jail in July were ordered held for grand jury action by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. after a preliminary hearing. A local girl, Charlene Roberts, was not held after the state failed to prove she smuggled hacksaw blades into the jail. Witness Wallace I. Gift testified he saw the defendants sawing bars and obtaining blades from a pasteboard box, while Alfred Mackley said Roberts visited twice that day with packages, the second a cardboard box.

We Grand Jury Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Charlene Roberts Harold R. Perkins Jr Royal Jackson Charles J. Dodson James B. Heflin Wallace I. Gift Miss Roberts James Heflin Alfred Mackley Mackley

Service Poet Of Yukon Dies In France At 84

Charles V. Mains testified in Yukon about the death of poet Robert W. Service known for Dan McGrew and The Shooting of Dan McGrew. He died in Lanciaux France at 84 of a heart attack while staying with Miss Roberts and others at his South Market Street home. Police described the bank and jail disturbances during the incident and noted blades found in the cell.

Ae Ee Brittany Main Isines Miss Roberts Roberts Horee M. Alexander Norman Dietz Sheffield Edwin F. Nikirk Charles McC.i Mathias Jr Perkins E. Austin James Dodson Samuel W. Barrick

Eisenhower Budget Sees Gas Tax and Postal Rate Hikes

The Eisenhower administration weighs a possible one billion dollar increase in gasoline taxes and postal rates to reduce red ink. Budget Director Maurice Stans says a decision will come within 60 days, as the 1959 deficit is forecast at 12.223 billion dollars and total spending rises above earlier estimates.

Washington Eisenhower Maurice H. ‘Stans Congress Stans Budget Bureau Deak 7Th Fleet U.S Peiping China Post Office Department Postal Agriculture Feau Defense Earrier

Old Defenders Day Free Meters And Holiday Bank Hours

Old Defenders Day brings a free ride on city meters with no operation today or this evening. County and State workers enjoy a long weekend while banks stay open in the city though some county banks close.

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Wee Women Promise to Run Across It Soon

The speaker jokes about persistence and fate, implying a hidden object or outcome will appear within the week as if guided by chance. The tone is light and teasing, suggesting patience will be rewarded with a serendipitous find or event.

Inch of Snow Hits Mt Washington in New Hampshire

An inch of snow fell on Mt Washington overnight and the temperature dipped to 24 degrees. The AP report notes the wintry conditions affecting the mountaintop area.

Boston Mt. Washington N.H

Hit and Run Probe In Middletown Continues

State Police maintain investigation into a hit and run that injured Roy W. Sigler, a Middletown municipal employee, Thursday morning at Main and Church. A witness described the vehicle as an old, beaten-up model Chevrolet that swerved and ran over Sigler as he painted the curb, then fled. Sigler received medical treatment. no bones were reported broken.

Roy W. Sigler Middletown Main Church Streets Main Street Sigler Leonard F. Glenn

Convoys Ineffective as Quemoy Siege Presses On

AP reporting that Nationalist Chinese commanders dismiss American escorted convoys as ineffective to Quemoy while Communist shelling intensifies. Mainland artillery drives away supply ships, raising talk of air drops or aerial attacks by Nationalists. The heaviest barrage on the west pocket in the Forsgma Strait forces two supply ships from shore.

Taipel Quemoy China Formosa Strait Quemoy Beach Quemoyo United States U.S Ko Yuan Feno Eisenhower Chiang Kai-shek

Future Farmers to Represent Md at Springfield Contest

William Powell Jr a Walkersville High School graduate will represent Maryland Future Farmers of America in the state regional public speaking finals tonight in Springfield Massachusetts The subject is This Is My Country Powell earned the right after winning the regional Bee at Newport Rhode Island contest He will compete against three other winners for the Far East region honor at the National F F A convention in Kansas City Missouri October 15 per the eastern states exposition tie in

William Powell Jr Walkersville High School Maryland Future Farmers of Springfield Mass Walkersville Springfield Ormee AN Newport. RI Delaware West Virginia White House Tristate F. F. A Eisen Kansas City Ifield

Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press Maryland and Delaware

Temperatures will average two to four degrees above normal with warmer Saturday and Monday, cooler Sunday and Tuesday, and a possible warm spell into Wednesday. Showers possible Tuesday as Ike replies to Eisenhower plans and Soviet leaders push for U.S. pullout of forces. Local highs range from the high 40s to mid 80s across Western Maryland.

Associated Press Maryland Delaware Newport Ba.l Eisenhower Lews Khrushchev

Conference to sponsor Knights of Pythias meet at Braddock Heights

A four day conference on social rehabilitation for long term hospitalization is set at Schley Inn Braddock Heights September 16 to 19 under Spring Grove State Hospital leadership. Noted speakers include Dr Otto von Mering Dr Ruth Smalley and Dr Morris Schwartz with multiple workshop leaders from Yale Penn and University of Chicago. The event is backed by Maryland State Department of Mental Hygiene and National Institute of Mental Health with participation from public and private hospitals. The session opens with remarks by Knights of Pythias Supreme Chancellor William H. Pierce and includes discussion on admission impacts hospital pressures to extend stay discharge obstacles and remedies.

Spring Grove State Hospital Helen Padula George Longley Spring Grove Otto von Mering School of Medicine University of Pittsburgh Ruth Smalley University of Pennsylvania Morris Schwartz Joint Commission On Mental Miners and Health Cambridge Mass T. Girne Wiliams Yale University Sophia Belle May University of Texas, Medical School Lucille Leone Public Health Service Washington Julius Roth University, of Chicago Maryland State Department of Mental Hygiene Clifton T. Perkins Department of Health Perry Prather National Institute of Mental Health Robert Thomas George Sutherland Henrietta DeWitt Department of Mental Hygiene Julian Hanlon U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Jarl Dyrud Leon Eisenberg Rosewood State Training School Edward M. Akers All America Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Grand Temple Pythian Org Francis Scott Key William H. Pierce Pierce Culley J. R. Hault Oakland J. E. Whittington Lonaconing James A. Lawson

Early Frost Believed Averted In Frederick County

Temperatures in most areas stayed in the forties this morning, avoiding frost. Unionville bottomed at 39 but reported no frost, Frederick airport at 43, Middletown valley also in the low forties, and Gambrill State Park at High Knob recorded 50 at 7 am. Tonight will be a bit warmer with a low near 30, then partly cloudy Saturday. Daylight saving time remains in effect through the last Sunday in October to align with regional cities.

Frederick County Unionville Frederick Airport Middletown Valley Gambrill State Park High Knob

Electronic Brain Disrupts Beaumont High School

ST LOUIS AP A pioneering electronic classroom system at Beaumont High School failed seven days into the term. The device directed 2000 students to classes but left about 700 wandering, mixing genders and classes. Principal Walter Gammeter called it the worst scheduling mess in 34 years.

ST. Louis United States Board of Education Beaumont Walter Gammeter

Twin Sisters and Two Young Men Die in Wreck

Four youths from Seaford died in a head on crash four miles south of Bridgeville on U.S. 13. Carolyn Nanney and Cliddie Nanney, both 18, were Milford student nurses. William Trivits, 20, Ralph McIlvain, 20, and Thomas Wheatley, 40, of Salisbury, Md., survived with injuries.

Briggeville Del U.S Carolyn Nanney Seaford Milford William Trivits Leon Trivits Delaware House of Representatives Ralph McIlvain Cliddie Nanney Milford Memorial Hospital Sea ‘Ford U. S. 13 Bridgeville Thomas Wheat ‘Ley Salisbury

British Backfire In No Appeasement Debates

Tampa AP report notes the body of Joseph Noel Shaffer 19 formerly of Hampstead Md recovered from the Hillsborough River. Autopsy shows drowning with no foul play. Shaffer had worked five months with a roofing firm in the area. London dispatch states the British government backs Eisenhower no appeasement stance but offers no promise against military use. Also mentions United States jet passenger plane flight into Le Bourget Airport.

Tampa. Fla Joseph Noel Shaffer Hampstead Hillsborough Shaffer London Ents Harry Shaffer Eisenhower Peasement Mena Pagis Quemoy le Bourget Tinea Nase

LeMay Flies Jet Tanker For Record Flight

Washington reports Gen Curtis E LeMay piloted a KC135 jet tanker to Tokyo in 12 hours 28 minutes, a faster transatlantic test as Boeing 707 tests proceed and UAW talks unfold with hopes of a long awaited contract. Police seek a dog missing in Scottsdale while Cape Canaveral launches are halted due to technical trouble.

Washington (Ap Curtis E. LeMay Tokyo Washington Ats jHlaims Boe- Detroit Dustry Pan American World Air United Auto Workways London Eral Motors GAW Air Boeing LeMay Ford New York Andrews Air Force Air Force Aprioy William Eubank Stratecia Air Commmand Airinan Scottsdale Cape Canaveral Fla Charles Killiner Jonly

Unanimous Supreme Court Denies Delay in Central High Integration

Washington AP The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Little Rock School Board cannot delay integration at Central High School. The decision affirms the St Louis circuit ruling and allows seven Negro students to attend immediately as Gov. Orval Faubus threatens to close the school. Chief Justice Warren announced the per curiam ruling stating the court will publish full opinions later.

Washington Supreme Court Little Rock Central High School Warren High S U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis Orval “Aubus Court of Appeals 8Th Circuit Central High

Grand Jury Session May Be Short One

The September term of Circuit Court opens Monday with a likely brief grand jury session of under three days. State's Attorney Samuel W. Bartick cites no murder charges and says cases include assault with intent to kill, breaking and entering, larceny, worthless checks, and one malicious burning case. Several condemned highway takings remain on the docket.

Circuit Court Samuel W. Bartick Petit Jury State Roads Commission

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