By-Pass Bids Sought for Frederick Route Project
The State Roads Commission seeks bids by October 15 for the Frederick by-pass project a federal aid line spanning 2.95 miles from south of CLS 240 to north of US 40 including grading drainage and surfacing with ramps at US 340 and US 40. The plan ties Washington National Pike traffic around Frederick and may connect to the northern by-pass as work on related sections proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Frederick By-Pass
Baughman
M. J. Grove Lime Company
U.S. 40
Earl H. Cline
Frederick
Grove Company
Washinston
US 15
Thurmont
Richard Kline
Thurmonts
Camp Corn
Kimealec
Maryland
Fray West Street
Brunswick
Rosemont
CBS declines Eisenhower charity appeal broadcast
The Columbia Broadcasting System refused to telecast a three minute Eisenhower appeal citing FCC guidance on equal time for presidential candidates. ABC-TV and ABC radio agreed to air the talk Sunday at 8 55 p m EDT while NBC's decision was pending and Mutual planned radio delivery. The United Community Funds and Councils of America oversees 2000 local agencies including the Community Chest and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colwnbii Broadcasting System
Eisenhower
Behal
Federal Communications Commiston
CBS
American Broadcasting Co
United Community Funds and Councils of ‘America
Abc-Tv
ABC Radio
National Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
United Community Funds and Councils of America
Community Chest
Boy Scout
Girl Scouts
Fort Detrick Appreciation Week salutes local bankers
Fort Detrick Appreciation Week Committee announced seven Frederick bankers named to an honorary committee under General Chairman William Hardy for the first community salute to a military installation. Week runs October 24 to 20 in a misdated range. committee chairs include John Cheatham transportation and Edward Mull publicity. other chairmen named for banquet, program, tickets, entertainment, decorations, and fort liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Frederick
William Hardy
Fort
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmer & Verdanies Citizens National Bank
Arthur V. Myers
Frederick County National
Hardy
Donald B Rice
Joseph Rhoderick
William T Hopwood
Frederick Post
Roger Keane
WFMD
Geneva
Wardy
Bo Brace Wolfe
Richard F. Simmons
Rueben Canlan
Edward Po Thomas
Dune Rest
Joseph Schammer
Second Army Band
Baker Park
Lene Calsin Meekins
West Sonth Street
Ball Inch
Sleehins
City
Anl
Fire Hits Restaurant Near Queenstown Md
Fire at a restaurant south of Queenstown on U.S. 50 caused extensive damage estimated at 25 000 dollars. Arthur Gantith, operator for Fred Reser, reported flames and smoke triggering alarms at about 7 30 a.m. Three fire companies fought the blaze, with flames scorching a nearby barn and stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Imad
U.S. 50
Arthur Gantith
Fred Reser
Ile Cra Kbs
Campaign at Art TM October
On page 10 the third article in a Community Chest agency series discusses supporting local institutions. It urges reader participation to sustain these groups and expresses local pride in Frederick. The piece underscores community responsibility and continued giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Invited Reception Honors Doctor Sensenbaugh at Frederick High
Frederick County Teachers Association has issued about 900 invitations for a Tuesday night reception at Frederick High School to honor Dr. and Mrs. James A. Sensenbaugh, the new Superintendent of Schools who took office August 1. The event will feature a program in the auditorium with remarks from state and local education leaders, followed by a reception in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers Association
James A. Senseibaugh
Frederick High School
Sensenbaugh
Kussmaul
Floyd Pressler
Teachers of America
Batiara Weaver
Parkway
Margaret Rohrer
Frederick High
Magaret Stull
Thurmont High
Ruth Stull
Emmtsburg
Pressler
George Smith
Middletown High
Nelson Strathern
Brunswick
Frances Heltzell
Elm Pueet Junioe High
Jean Eckard
Walkersville
Jane Haugh
North Frederick
Eunice Hutchins
Lincoln
Harry 0. Smith
Liberty High
Strathern
Elm Street
Wasee Ferguson
Catherine Shriver
Grace Engelbrecht
Virginia Joy
Frederick Uhgb
Mary Holter
Margaret Haller
Charles Henson
Mary E Thomas
Mica
Alice Moser
Middletown
Inexpensive Flower Arrangements Shared By Expert
Mrs. Milton Hescock of Mamaro neck New York spoke at All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall about creating distinctive arrangements with minimal cost. She demonstrated using junk shop items and five and ten purchases to build pedestal containers and discussed scale and proportion along with color harmony. The event is part of a continuing flower show judging school with about 50 attendees and aims to train new accredited show judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hescock
Mamaroneck
N. Y
All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall
Mra. T. Stuart Haller
Garden Club of
Frederick
District Five
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Taskers’ Chance and Garden Club of
Mt. Airy
Howard County
Jaycees Hear Talk By Head Of Schools
Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh, county school superintendent, outlined five fields to improve Frederick public schools at a Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. He urged increased financial aid, restoring teaching dignity, encouraging college paths, inviting former teachers back, and strengthening teaching methods with a film library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
V. F. W. Country Club
Kettagrhare Chaut
County Board of Education
Sensenbaugh
Donald Null
Willi Mimmi
Louis Greenberg
Bernie Lorenzen
William Burger
State Jaycee
Fredrick
Thurmont-Emmitsburg
Catonsville
Edith Klein
Nixon Progress Amid Throat Ailment Campaign Trail
Nixon recovered from a throat ailment and resumed campaigning with stops in Springfield Missouri and Kansas City Kansas. He planned an early afternoon speech, then a rally across the Missouri River and, if cleared by doctors, a late flight to Louisville Kentucky for two talks the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwen
Tern
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
Springfield
Kansas City
Kan
Missouri River
Stevenson
Louisville
Answer Filed In Caveat Suit In Court
In Orphans Court Mrs. Dorothy Coblentz Hines challenges the will of J Harmon Coblentz of Middletown, claiming the document is not his last will and that he died intestate. Her brother John H Coblentz counters that the writing is valid, signed and witnessed, and that he and Mrs Hines were executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Dorothy Coblentz Hines
Montgomery County
John H. Coblentz
Middletown
J. Harmon Coblentz
Hines
Coblentz
Parsons Newman
Byron W. Thompson
Mr. Coblentz
Late Registration Push Near Election Day
Seventy four names were added to county registration Tuesday night as the penultimate registration session prior to the election. The final night registration occurs Thursday from 7 to 9 p m at the Board of Registry office. Forty three Democrats and 30 Republicans were recorded, with transfers and name changes noted as registrants sought to confirm their eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registry
Registry Board
Frederick Fair
Damage To Two Autos In Tin Accident
Two automobiles sustained about 500 dollars damage Tuesday at 11 35 pm when they collided at East Patrick and Carron streets. Drivers Donald Lee Pilson and Harold B. Duvall reported green signals. Police officer Nathan Dorsey investigated and indicated 300 dollars damage to Pilson and 200 dollars to Duvall.
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East Patrick
Carron
Cis
Donald Lee Pilson
Frederick
REL 6
Harold B. Duvall
Frederik Pilson
Patrick
Duvall
Smith
Carroll
Nathan Dorsey
Pilson
Five Teens Die In Out Of Control Auto Crash
An automobile drifted off a bump inside the Ft Washington reservation in Prince Georges County killing five of its seven occupants. All but one were teens. the dead include Sharon Raftery 13 Frank Poynton 16 Joyce Harper 14 Weyman Cofield 14 and Charles Ford 22 the driver. Alien Moore 15 was in critical condition and Michael Raftery 15 was injured. The victims were southeast Washington residents and pupils at Hart Junior High.
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Washington
Prince Georges County
Ft. Washington
Charles Leroy Ford
Sharon Raftery
Frank B. Poynton
Joyce
Poynton
Raftery
Sharon
Ford
Harper
Fair Value Sums Taken For Frederick and Thurmont By-passes
Several additional property owners accepted checks deposited in circuit court registry as fair value for properties acquired for the Frederick and Thurmont by-passes. Checks totaled 17 450 to Ramsburg Jr and bank for 18 000 sq ft plus underlying bed rights. 520 to Clems for .45 acre. 2323 to Wilhide for 1 11 acre plus drainage and bed rights. Contest remains possible before the Board of Property Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Commission
Frederick and
Thurmont
Guy R. Ramsburg Jr
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
U.S. 15
John M
New Board of Property Review
Five Day Weather Preview for Maryland and Nearby Areas
A five day forecast shows rain ending in coastal sections early Thursday with fair weather afterward. Expect about a quarter inch rainfall total, warmer temperatures Friday and Saturday, and coverage Sunday and Monday. Highs range from the upper 60s in Western Maryland to the low 70s elsewhere with morning lows from 49 in Western Maryland to the mid and upper 40s elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Dulles Urges Patience Over Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said Egypt cannot single handedly control the Suez Canal and urged patience and resourcefulness from disputing nations. He warned Egypt would lose tourist revenue and trade, leading it to seek a different canal solution and cast doubt on its current course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
U S Ship Captains Arrive for Suez Pilot Training
Five U S ship captains arrived to train with mariners from Russia and others as pilots on the Suez. They agreed with Egypt to six weeks training then decide on staying. Egypt paid travel. The group is the first Americans since the walkout. Ten Americans have applied for passports for Suez pilot jobs. State Dept said seven passports granted. The canal remains open and shipping charges between Europe and the Far East were canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal Co
Egypt
Poland
East Germany
Port Said
Hatch
Walter Equils
New Kensington
Alec Langtry
Staten Island
N.Y
Nico Hagens
New York City
Elmo Chester Holland
Newport Beach
Calif
Suez
State Department
Canal
Europe
Far East
Used clothing drive highlighted at charity board meeting
At the Federated Charities Home on South Market street members discussed the need for used clothing for school children and older youths. The loan out closet would also supply medical equipment like beds and crutches to those in need. The meeting was presided by Nevin T. R. Waskey with reports from Mrs. Summers and Ernest C. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Charities
South Market Street
C. Thomas Summers
Ernest C. Webb
Frederick Memorial Hospital Names First Anesthesiologist
Frederick Memorial Hospital has added Dr Richard L Fruth to its staff as chief anesthesiologist. A University of Maryland Medical School graduate and former West Virginian, he brings advanced training in administering anesthetics. Dr Fruth, born in Charleston West Virginia, served in the Army, taught operating room technique at Camp Lee, and completed his medical training at West Virginia University and Johns Hopkins. He now maintains his office at Linden Avenue, Frederick, with his wife and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard L. Fruth
University of Maryland Medical School
West
Hopkins
Eutn
Charleston
W. Va
Morris Harvery College
Johns Hopkins University
Army
Cumberland Glass Plants Destroyed in Early Morning Fire
A major blaze leveled two connected LaVale buildings housing Cumberland Glass and Queen Glass, causing an estimated loss near 499,000. Watchman Adrian Meek was overcome guiding others to safety. Firefighters from six departments battled the flames for hours, destroying both brick structures and severing telephone lines.
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Cumberland
LaVale
U.S
Cumberland Glass
Queen Glass
Adrian Meek
Frostburg
Meek
Camp Glass
Queem Glass
James Clark Distilling Co
Chesapeake and Potomes Telephone Company
Allegany
Garrette
West Virginia
Teable
Baltimore
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U.S. 240
Groun
Loltisville Ke
Psen
Kefauver
Weverton
Frederick Junction
Avsit
Jaycees
Dr. Sensenbaugh
Ralph E Baker
Fast Second Street
Robert D. Fogle
Madison Street
Auto
Kalls
Prince Georges Policerman
Laurel, Md
American Instrument Co
Young Poynton
Hart
Jeanette Ford
Abe
Sovels
Pilo
Charities
Galveston
Tex
Babe Didrikson Zatarray
John Sealy
B. M. Daves
Morgantown
Raymond ‘M. Davis
Richard F. Fruth
Tvory
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