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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1958
Page
8
The M. J. Grove Lime Company expects to finish the east south by pass in about six weeks, enabling U S 40 through Frederick to divert around the city by early or mid November. Paving to Evergreen Point is done with seeding mulching and stabilized shoulders in place.
Route changes start today with a seventh by pass route and six existing routes reconfigured. Grading on the main by pass has begun with base course placement. some sections and bridges near West Patrick Street Fourth Street Motter Avenue are being integrated. Several carriers face delays as slips and box numbers are not yet finalized, and new water lines may affect construction. Juvenile cases involving three county children were set for hearing, while Jack Carson denied cruelty claims in Lola Albright divorce filing.
A three car rear end collision on North Market Street at Patrick Street Friday around 6 15 p m injured a U year old girl Mary Ann Fonda of South Hampton Pa who was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released Police said Austin M Kline John Henry Crum and Fred Fonda drove in line north bound Crum said he looked away from the crossing and did not notice the others stopping Crum rear ended Fonda pushing it into the Kline car Damage was 90 20 and 10 dollars respectively No charges were filed
A Frederick man Edward J. Musial 23 was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a neck stab wound after an alleged late night attack by two unidentified men at the Patrick House tavern on West Patrick Street. Police reported a half inch cut below the ear lobe and that suspects were described as from West Virginia. Investigation by Lieut. Ralph Potts and Sergt. Harry Quinn continued.
A fragment suggests a local woman knew another woman who helps her husband avoid consequences after alleged washing and rash actions. The text is unclear but hints at collaboration to evade accountability. No concrete names or places are readable.
Frank Stevens 85, New York businessman and parachute pioneer, died after long illness. He chaired New York Awning Co. Inc and performed a notable jump at President McKinley’s 1897 inauguration. Reuben Robertson, Asheville, died Friday, wife of Paper and Fiber Co., authored children's rhymes, father founded Champion Co., son Reuben Jr. is firm president.
Washington AP reports Ameri cas top military chief Gen. Nathan Twining says it is wrong to assume Russia will gain overwhelming weapons superiority over the United States. He notes concerns about a Soviet strategic edge while also announcing the postponement of an atomic test firing at the Nevada site.
New York AP reports a stronger than expected economic rebound with stock and bond markets reaching record highs. Sales volumes rose notably week over week while consumer confidence improved and fears of debt declined as factories recalled workers and demand surged across sectors.
A 11?year-old girl Theresa McHugh was found Friday night in a Newark street badly burned, with teeth knocked out and hair torn. A 14-year-old boy confessed to beating her with a rock but denied burning her. no sexual attack suspected. She remained in serious condition at Martland Medical Center.
A gray morning predicts a rainy weekend with thunderstorms developing Sunday afternoon and continuing into the night. Expect warmer conditions Sunday and cooler Monday as astronomical fall nears, with rains aiding farming areas and Fishing Creek reservoir.
A Little Rock television station scheduled an educational broadcast today for students. The AP report notes the program aims to supplement classroom instruction with televised lessons for local schools.
In Little Rock a shotgun wound to a foot was treated at a hospital amid ongoing battles over desegregation. Gov Faubus ordered Central High School’s closing to block attendance by seven Black students, while tensions rose as white students demanded regular classes. State Police were notified.
In Detroit and Frederick the Assembly debates plans to settle UAW Chrysler and GM disputes without walkouts while 4H Girls clubs in Frederick prepare for a fair. New classes include needlework and garden entries with prizes totaling about 1100 dollars. Entries scheduled Sept 27 and exhibits Oct 5 amid school days for the fair.
Eisenhower expected to reject Khrushchev warning to abandon Formosa and pull out Nationalist China. Kremlin letter, sent to Richard Davis, rejects US influence efforts and threatens expulsion of armed forces hostile to Red China if Formosa is abandoned. States Department and White House weigh response while reaffirming US commitment to defend Formosa and Quemoy amid ongoing tensions.
State roads officials debate upgrading U S 40 from Frederick to Hagerstown into a dual highway funded largely by federal interstate money. Present right of way lacks interstate controls, complicating land purchases and timing. One arrest cited in local police overnight.
Open intersections on College avenue after N. W. Etter Company blacktopped streets. Barricades warned drivers away from fresh surface and were removed overnight after paving hardened. Work paused for weekend. portions of Grove Boulevard and West Second street also blacktopped.
The top U S commander in the Pacific reports progress in supplying Quemoy over the past two weeks as a Nationalist convoy announces another successful crack. Communist batteries shell the beach while three PT boats clash with Nationalist gunboats about 35 miles south of Quemoy, with claims of a sinking. Foreign reporters are barred from the area.
In Lebanon Premier Sami Solh slips from public view after two assassination attempts during Lebanon's four month uprising. Reports place him heading to Turkey or Switzerland. In Maryland, Braddock Heights husband Harry L Hoffman renounces wife Edna B Hoffman's will to claim the entire estate under state law. The will left residue to out of county residents and includes valuable Washington real estate. London airlines consider fare cuts to boost air travel.
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