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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1957

Page

9

Overflowing cattle department highlights Frederick Fair prep

The Frederick County Fair nears October 1 to 5 with livestock entries nearing capacity. Cattle show overflow may force some animals to compete outside. 4 H and adult projects boost dairy and beef classes while goats struggle with nearly empty entries. Livestock stalls fill as stalls, sheep and swine face similar crowding. deadlines apply mainly to livestock with September 30 for entries.

Frederick Cares County Agricultural Society Emries The Fair Association Sik Ward Beam Gare Bern

Two Colleges Hit by Influenza Hits Dallas and Boulder

In Dallas Texas A&M Hospital corridors overflow with beds as about 50 Aggie students fall ill and 250 admitted while 209 dormitory residents are bedded down. In Boulder University of Colorado doctors on 24 hour duty report about 600 influenza victims among 11 790 campus population with potential further cases. no confirmation it is Asian flu.

Dallas Tex R iTexas A&m Hospital Charles Lyons Lyons Texas Health Boulder Colo University of Colo Lawrence, Holden

Eisenhower monitors Little Rock integration showdown

President Eisenhower remains deeply disappointed as federal court integrates Central High School in Little Rock. White House officials say he expects Justice Department reports on the Faubus National Guard actions before today’s hearing.

Newport Eisenhower Little Rock Arkansas Justice Department Orval Faubus Newport White House Faubus Wayne Hawks

Helena Snow Strikes With Bitter Montana Blizzard

Subzero like conditions grip the Rocky Mountain region as Helena records nearly 14 inches of snow in a two hour period ending yesterday. A transient laborer died from exposure amid the blizzard which disrupted communications. The body of Stephan Hat of Crawford Nebraska was found in an open Spokane railroad car after crossing the Montana Rockies. Frost warnings extend to Denver as temperatures in Montana Wyoming and Colorado are forecast to drop into the 20s.

Helena Mont Rocky Mountain Iheath Taffie Stephan Hat Crawford Neb Spokane Wash Montana Rockies U.S. Weather Bureau Denver Montana Wyoming Colorado

Guilty On 2 Charges In Magistrate Court

Charles Leroy Castle of Columbus avenue was found guilty on two charges by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr and acquitted of a third. He faced counts of operating under the influence resisting arrest and intoxicated on a public highway. A 550 fine for the first offense and 10 for the second were imposed. Castle was found not guilty of drunken driving. Other cases include land transport violations and a court martial order for six U S Marines in Okinawa.

Charles Leroy Castle Columbus Avenue H. Reese Shoemaker Jr Castle Davis US 15 Lime Kiln Shoemaker Edwin F. Nikirk Samuel W Barrick Glenn Wm. Kauimat RED 3 Frederick A. G. Hedden Supe Aes Harry Moss Watkins Acres Benjamin Rosenstock Wm. A. Mutchner Ronald L. Hollman Madison Adrien R. Nobleby Wells County Frank Dorsey East Church Street Sukiran Okinawa A. B_ Carrillo el Paso Tex

Five Day Forecast and Market Update

A brief weather note predicts warm conditions with temperatures about four degrees above normal, scattered showers in the weekend, and near normal readings in Western Maryland. A stock market report shows declines in oils and steels with mixed movements across regions as traders react to midrange losses. A court case reference mentions a trial with three men charged in an armed robbery and a bailiff recounts statements regarding a defendant.

Associated Press Maryland Margaret de’ Franko New York Julius H. Miner Robert Smith

VFW Auxiliary Nears Goal in Multiple Sclerosis Campaign

VFW auxiliary workers collected nearly 1900 toward the drive with hopes of surpassing the 1900 target. Publicity chair Mrs. James M. Cronenburg reports receipts of 1876.30 to date with several donors still to come. Funds support patient aid and MS research.

James M. Cronenburg Veterans of Foreign Wars

Judge Davies Denies Disqualification Bid in Faubus Case

In Little Rock, Federal Judge Ronald N. Davies overruled Gov. Orval Faubus bid to disqualify him from presiding over the case seeking a preliminary injunction. Testimony opened as the long-running lawsuit hinges on Faubus actions with the National Guard and constitutional rights of students.

Little Rock Ark Ronald N. Davies Orval E. Faubus Faubus Davies Donald C. Macquineas Kay Mattthews Little Rock and Itheration National Guard

Missile Test Launch at Cape Canaveral Reported

A large cigar shaped missile believed to be Air Force Thor blasted from Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center at 9 25 am today. The rocket rose 15 to 20 miles before curving eastward and climbing, leaving a white smoke trail and gray streaks as it arced. Spectators heard a bomber like roar, and the sky remained clear as the Thor appeared to be the fourth and only successful launch to date.

Cape Canaveral Air Force Thor Missile Test Center Jeff Perrhaps Thor

Typhoon Gloria Targets Luzon As Pacific Storm Moves Inland

A typhoon named Gloria, with 140 mph winds, nears the eastern Luzon coast as it swirls from the Pacific toward the Philippines. The Manila Weather Bureau warned it could hit Luzon tonight or early tomorrow, threatening Tiwi agricultural areas in northern Luzon.

Frederick Junction Potomac Wev

Snow Ball To Finance X Ray Equipment

The Frederick Memorial Hospital board backs the 1957 Snow Ball to raise funds for a new x ray table and equipment. The annual Auxiliary event will be held December 21 at Hood College gymnasium to replace worn out, costly 22 year old x ray gear, essential for safe, high quality patient exams.

Women’s Frederick Me Hood College Troumain Frederick Memorial Hospital of the ‘Auxiliary Board

Burning Cross Incident Probed Near Integrated School

Police investigate the burning of a cross in Deal, Maryland in front of the home of Dr. Harry N. Jones whose son faced withdrawal from a newly integrated elementary school. State and county officers extinguished the fire. no immediate arrests. Governor Mead Reldin pledged support if Jones chooses to return his 7 year old son to Dedie Elementary, where he was the sole Black pupil in first grade. Health officials report Maryland had confirmed Asian flu cases since July, all mild. Eight July cases occurred at a Box-Scout camp in Calvert County. a ninth in August at a Frederick County family. all eight parents recovered. Atomic scientists postpone Whitney test due to winds. rescheduled for 5:30 a.m. tomorrow.

Deale Md-t-Anne Arundell Harry N. Jones Mel Reldin Harry Dedle Balyemore State ‘Health Dept Maryland Calvert County Frederick County Freda S$. Dol Frederick County ‘Tuberculosis “and Public Health Association Tuberculosis Association Frederick County Health Department Forbes H. Burgess Lon North Merket Street United States Brunswick Walkersville High Thormont High St. Joseph College St. Joseph High School Emmitsburg High St. Mary's College Frederick High School For the Deaf Hood College S High Fers Middletown ‘High School Mt. St. Mary's College Mayco Elm Street Musso Bowers Thamesville Lexington Park North Mar Shafer Natalie

Liquid Lye Attack Blinds Boy in Brooklyn School

In a Thomas Jefferson High School history class a youth hurled a beer bottle filled with liquid lye injuring David Ozersky and 18 others. Patrice Ressler, 17, faces felonious assault charges as Dr. Loren Guy reports partial vision but hopes for full recovery in days.

New York 1 David Ozerk Brooklyn Ozersky Patrice Ressler St Clare’s Hospital Loren P. Guy Guy Ozerz Thomas Jefferson High School Isidor Auerbach

Judge Will Sign Order In Union Case

Federal judge Letts indicated he would sign any order blocking the Teamsters election if necessary. New York rank and file members sought to delay the Miami convention opening September 30. A hearing is set for September 27 with notice to delegates by September 24 as attorneys pursue a restraining order. The case hinges on allegedly hand picked delegates and aims to restore democratic process within the union.

Washington Fudge J! Dickinson Letts Teamsters Gn New York Teamsters Miami James R. Hoffa Letis Florida Godfrey P. Schmidt New York Area Heli Hoffa Midwest Teamsters Dave Beck Schmidt

Milk Truck Drivers Union Faces Court Action Over Ads

The National Labor Relations Board accuses Local 246 of the Milk Drivers and Dairy Employees Union in Baltimore Maryland of alleged illegal actions during an organizing drive in Southern Maryland. An injunction hearing is scheduled in federal court next Friday. The case targets the Teamsters affiliate and its union activities.

Baltimore

West blamed by Gromyko at United Nations on Middle East crisis

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accused the West of stoking the Middle East conflict at the United Nations General Assembly and defended Soviet actions as necessary for security. He linked NATO to pressure on Syria and condemned U S policy as hostile to Near East peoples. Secretary Dulles warned of rising military danger from Soviet arms near Turkey and along the Soviet Turkish frontier.

United Nations Andrei Gromyko Middle East Hess Russia Dulles Kremlin Gromyko General Assembly Soviet Union Jeannnot Near sSoviet Union North Atlantic Treaty Organization Sprook Near East Turkey

Nationwide Telephone Strike Ends

A four day nationwide strike by 23,800 Western Electric telephone exchange installers and Communications Workers of America ends with a contract. Pay raises of 6 to 12 cents an hour plus benefits lift the hourly package to 15.2 cents, hailed as the Bell System high this year. The return to work begins in four states as negotiators declare the settlement fair to both sides.

New York 2 Western Electric Co Communications Workers of America Western Electric Alfred C. Billotte American Telephone & Telegraph Co

Cold air moving east with Esther spawns rain and chill

Moist air from storm Esther moves into the Great Lakes as showers extend from Gulf states to the region. Heaviest rain concentrates in the lakes area where warm and cold air collide. Cooler air spreads north of a line from the southern Great Lakes to northern Texas with 30s temperatures, while areas from southern Michigan to Southeast Kansas report thunderstorms.

Associated Press Esther Great Lakes Gulf States Lakes Mississippi Valley Texas Michigan Kansas

Navy Denies Marriage Permission for Minnesota Sailor

In Manila the U S Navy says it did not grant permission for Paul Nation Jr of St Paul to marry Cynthia, a Filipino woman who had been previously married. Nation married her Jan 8 and was court martialed. a rehearing was granted after he argued insufficient time to prepare.

Manila U.S. Navy Minnesota Paul Nation Jr St. Paul Navy Treasure Island Calif Nation Cynthia

Young Demos Open Conclave

Mary land Young Democrats met for their annual convention in Ocean City amid intra party squabbles. The credentials panel will decide which of two delegate slates represents Baltimore Third Legislative District. A morning panel will feature elders and candidates for statewide offices answering delegate questions.

Ocean City Mad Maryjland Young Democrats Baltimore Third Legislative District Walter R. Tabler Jr J. Ai1zard [Tawes H. C Berd James Bruce TS J Argentina U S. Senate C. Ferdinand [Srbert

Washington National Pike Among Five Cited for Design

The Federal Bureau of Roads praised five highways for design imagination. Baltimore Washington Expressway and the Washington National Pike, extending from the capital toward Frederick, were highlighted for pleasing locations, thoughtful detail, and safety. Also cited were New Jersey’s Garden State Parkway, New York Thruway, and Ohio Turnpike.

Baltimore Federal Bureau of Roads Io Frederick Bureau State Roads New Jersey New York Thruway Ohio Turnpike

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