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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1958

Page

9

Grand jury to probe sex offenses as new term opens

Frederick County grand jury under Associate Judge Thomas M. Anderson begins a two day session with foreman E Paul Magaha and 22 members to thoroughly investigate sex offense cases while State's Attorney Samuel W. Barrick expects deliberations to last about three days. The panel includes Charles Myers Oscar Summers and others. Bailiffs George T. Schroeder Sr. and Carl H. Hane.

Thomas M. Anderson Anderson E. Paul Magaha Frederick Samuel W. Barrick Charles F. Myers Oscar B. Summers Robert S. DeLauder S. C. Lorraine Bobu Grayson B. Snyder Eric L. Lundgren Mary Janes Lloyd John C. Gladhill Mary Strube Eldridge W. Lee Harry F. Schmidt Grayson F Cartee Charles Conrad John J. Hollinger Russell E. Fisher Charles Easterday Patricia Rosencrantz Lula Foster Gilmore C. Hamilton Katharine E

Meeting Draws Sixty Attendees From Five Cities

About 60 people from five cities attended the annual meeting of District I, Central Atlantic Area Council of the YMCA, held at the Fredericktap. J Alexander Wiseman of Annapolis was elected president succeeding Walter G Crowther Jr of Frederick. Annapolis chosen as 1959 site. Other officers: C Edwin Kine Silver Spring vice president and Frank G Wilson Annapolis secretary. Omer Kaylor Hagerstown named delegate to National YMCA Council for three years. Morning session featured Rev Charles F Trunk Jr address and reports by Kaylor and Kline. Luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, afternoon session with S P File Newark discussing the National Physical Education Study. Fred D Carl of Washington spoke on North American Youth Assembly. Elvin Cavanagh Newark spoke on building for brotherhood.

J. Alexander Wiseman Annapolis Walter G. Crowther Jr Frederick C. Edwin Kine Silver Spring Frank G. Wilson Omer Kaylor Hagerstown Charlies F. Trunk Jr Evangelical, Lutheran Church National Council Kaylor Kline Francis Scott Key Hotel S. P. File Newark N. J Fred D. Carl Washington North American Youth Assembly Elvin Cavanagh Brotherhoyd

Mock Bombardment of Old Fort McHenry

In Baltimore historic Fort McHenry hosts a mock bombardment with blanks and fireworks to commemorate the defense of Baltimore Harbor in the War of 1812. The stunt honors Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem, while noting the centuries of symbolism.

Baltimore Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key America

Fort McNair Soldier Injured In Accident

A Fort McNair soldier was injured when his 1953 Chevrolet failed to negotiate a curve on Route 15 three miles north of Frederick and overturned. Pfe. John Edward Wild, from Canadaigua New York, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for head and facial lacerations and later released. Trooper William Newcomer charged him with failing to keep to the right of center.

Fort McNair Washington U. S. 15 Frederick Pfe John Edward Wild Chevrolet Route 15 Daniel J. Thomas Wild Frederick, Memorial Hospital William Newcomer Newcomer Canadaigua N. Y

Meat Thieves Get Off With Suspension

Two county youths Buford L Flan ary 17 and Ralph Lee Ridgeway 19 faced generally suspended sentences in magistrate court after pleading guilty to larceny of fresh meat valued at 47 dollars. They broke into the Delphey farm meat house, stole a bam should ers and beef. Ridgeway had prior work at the farm. Restitution for the meat was ordered. Other motor vehicle cases included John Thomas Young of Dickerson getting 30 days in jail for parking on the highway and failing to appear, with additional penalties for a separate offense. Charles Grinder of Woodstock was fined for failing to appear but found not guilty of left passing. brakes cited as possible cause. The report also covers political tensions over school desegregation amid Gov Faubus and Justice Department actions, plus local crime and flight statistics summaries.

H. Reese Shoemaker Jr William F. Davis Buford L. Flanary Ralph Lee Ridgeway George E. Delphey Rocky Ridge Davis Hidgeway Delphey Farm Carroll County John Thomas Young RFD 2 Dickerson Young Robert C Snyder All Department U. S Charles £. Grinder Woodstock Frederick Shoemaker Faubus Central High Justice Department Supreme Court Atty Amis Guthridge Wesley Pruden U.S. Marshals

Five Day Forecast for Maryland Delaware from AP

Five day forecast calls for warm Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler spell Wednesday night through Thursday, and a warm rebound Friday and Saturday. Scattered showers Tuesday night and Wednesday, with broader shower activity later in the week. Temperatures will run above normal, rainfall total about a half to three quarters of an inch. Afternoon highs range from the low 70s in Western Maryland to upper 70s in Eastern Maryland and Delaware, with overnight lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s and the mountains of Western Maryland dipping to the 40s.

Associated Press Maryland - Delaware Maryland Delaware

Little Rock Schools Close Amid Integration Crisis

Federal marshals arrive as Supreme Court enforces desegregation at Central High. Four city high schools including Horace Mann shut down to prevent mixed classrooms. Justice Department mobilizes 150 marshals while officials weigh tactics and court action.

Little Rock, Ark Arkansas Little Rock U. S. Supreme Court U. Justice Department Orval E. Faubus Central High Faubus Central Horace Mann Federal Dist John E. Miller Fort Smith Ark Justice Department U. S

Dam Water Level Drops Amid Dry Spell and Fog

Dam water levels fell two feet two inches this morning as dry weather continued. Forecasters warned of scattered showers Tuesday, but not enough to end the month-long drought. Dense fog delayed travel, then lifted as warm temperatures around 83 degrees and a 40 degree swing from Saturday’s 41 occurred. New York trading traded higher, aided by favorable weekly business news and cautious notes on Ford auto talks and U S China talks.

New York Ford Red China United States

Roads Board Offices Moved to Winchester Hall East Wing

Frederick County Roads Board offices moved to the east wing of Winchester Hall and opened for business. A six office suite on the first floor houses the engineer, assistant engineer, clerical staff, and drafting room. Nearby workmen prepare war rooms for Civil Defense. plans await combining the old Court House offices with the law library to expand quarters.

Frederick County Roads Board Winchester Hall Board County Civil Defenses Old Roads Board Court House Law Library

Virginia Takes Control Of Warren County High School

Virginia officials seized Warren County High School amid integration fights, following a federal order to admit 22 Black students. Governor Almond moved to close the white‑only campus under state anti integration laws as surrounding localities face possible closings and new litigation unfolds.

Richmond Warren County Virginia Almond Charlottesville U. S.dist John Paul U. S. 4Th Circuit Baltimore Sobeloff Lane ‘High School Venable Norfolk U. S. ‘Dist Walter E. Hoffman

Nationalists Try New Convoy To Reinforce Quemoy

Formosa AP report says Chiang Kai shek's forces formed another convoy to supply Quemoy after a first success in piercing Communist artillery around the island. U S escorts and Air Force cover aided sea and air delivery with a World War II LST carrying about 2300 tons, despite heavy shelling.

Taipel Formosa Quemoy Questmoy Islands U. S Quemoys Pescadores Matsu Sfa Pescadores Island LST LSM Quemoy Island United States Chiang Kai- Shek Mat 1 Eisenhower

Mailboxes Stolen in Halloween Prank Incident

State Police investigated vandals who removed large mailboxes from posts along RFD 6. Five boxes were found in a pasture. a sixth remains missing. No damage reported though corn stalks were knocked over near victims’ properties including Mr. and Mrs. William Wachter. Trooper D E Rogers led the inquiry.

Fae RFD RFD 6 William L. Wachter Quinn Road D. E. Rogers State Police

Pennsylvania Railroad may drop sleeping car service

Washington AP reports the Pennsylvania Railroad warns it may discontinue sleeping car service between New York and Washington on through trains bound for the South. Passengers en route to the South would need to change cars at Philadelphia or another transfer point, affecting sleeper travelers.

Washington Pennsylvania Railroad New York South Daanes Eets

To Work Out Divorce Plan in Hollywood Saga

Hollywood divorce talks unfold as Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds plan to separate after 1955 marriage. Legal teams and Southern rail lines discuss asset division and revenue shares while both camps seek to avoid a costly public trial. Debbie focuses on their two children, and Fisher denies plans to discuss the split.

Ford predicts possible UAW settlement amid strike threat

Ford Motor Co President Henry Ford II said events of the past days encourage belief an economically sound and fair agreement with the United Auto Workers is possible. He noted no prediction on a settlement before the Wednesday 16 a.m. strike deadline as the company prepared to present a new contract offer.

Detroit Henry Ford II Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Union Ford UAW

Commuter Train Plunges From Drawbridge Into Newark Bay

A Jersey Central commuter train rammed a raised drawbridge and plunged about 50 feet into Newark Bay near Elizabeth New Jersey. At least 40 people were reported dead and 21 injured as rescue crews battled the mammoth, multi-ship rescue operation.

Trains Plunge From Lift Bridge in Jersey City Bay Incident

Two diesel locomotives pulled by a Jersey Central train plunged into the bay as the Jersey City lift bridge failed to stay open. One coach hung over the structure while two others remained on the track. Coast Guard units in New York launched an all ships alert and dispatched small boats helicopters and seaplanes to aid.

U.S Jacob Beam China Wang Ping Hon U.s.china Geneva Aother Bayonne Jersey Central Jersey City New York City Hudson River Coast Guard Elizabethport

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