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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 11, 1956

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Five-Room House Destroyed By Early Fire Near Shookstown

A five room dwelling and most furnishings were destroyed in a morning fire near Shookstown. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars. Mrs. Lola McKenzie homeless, attic wiring blamed, boarder John Jamison alerted help from Elwood McKenzie. Firefighters battled flames with limited water until 530 AM.

Shookstown Lola McKenzie McKenzie Independent Hose Company John Jamison Elwood McKenzie Braddock Heights Herman Toms

Nat King Cole Knocked Down In Birmingham

Nat King Cole, the Negro singer and pianist, was attacked on stage at Birmingham Municipal Auditorium by white assailants. Police arrested three on stage and later detained others after a car with weapons was found linked to Anniston suspects. Cole returned to a standing ovation before reporting back injury and flight to a doctor.

Birmingham Ala Nat King Cole Municipal Auditorium Cole Anniston Willie Richard Vinson E. L Vinson Kenneth Adams Jesse W. Mabry Orliss Clevenger Mike Fox North Alabama White Citzens Council Asa Carter Council Alabama

State Roads seeks bids for South Jefferson street upgrade

The State Roads Commission invites bids by May 1 at noon for upgrades on South Jefferson street from near South Street to Pearl Street tying to the U S 340 bridge approaches. The federal aid project funds about half the cost and will widen the street to 44 feet with two 12 foot travel lanes and two 10 foot parking lanes.

State Roads Commission i Baltimore Jefferson Street South Street Pearl Street Frederick By-Pa Patrick Street Fair Grounds Rice l

Terminal Disorder Capsizes Evening Court Plea

Guilty pleas in Garland Makel and Vernon Rhoderick cases wind through Trial Magistrate's Court. Makel fined 50 dollars for disorderly conduct at the Greyhound terminal after a night out, with 30 day suspended jail. Rhoderick, arrested in City Hall rest room, pleads guilty and receives 100 dollar fine plus 61 days in county jail in lieu of the fine. Additional charges include a failure to keep right on U.S. 15 and speeding on U.S. 40 and U.S. 240 with minor fines. Collateral forfeited in one case and a two-vehicle collision on North Market Street reported with damages around 200 dollars. No charges in that collision.

Greyhound West Patrick Street Garland A. Makel East Fifth Street Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Vernon Heffner Perennial Imbiber Vernon L. Rhoderick Alton Twentey E. L. Baum U.S. 15 Robert B. Dayhoff Dickerson Louis <A. Lacivita Coraopolis U.S. 240 Joseph Baylon Powell U.S. 40 East Set. C. D. Mades Emu Laecewaukce North Market-12th Street William Boone Jr Robert J. Hengst Thurmont Market J. James

Train hits gas truck fires three coaches in Florida crash

A Seaboard Air Line passenger train collided with a gasoline transport truck near Fort Green Florida. three coaches caught fire and several people were badly burned. Ambulances moved the injured to Yeomans Hospital as investigators assess the scene on the Polk Hardee county line inland.

Fort Green Fla Seaboard Air Line Railroad Tom Cooper Yeovns Polk-Hardee County Wa‘ehula Bartow Seaboard Tampa Boca Grande Bartow Air Base

Clean Up Week In City Starts April 23 In Three Areas

City announces Clean-Up Week begins April 23 and runs two weeks. Streets department trucks collect refuse excluding garbage. residents to place debris in alleys or curbs 7 am to 3 pm. Area 1 south of Patek Street April 23-25. Area 2 north of Patrick east of Market April 26-28. Area 3 north of Patrick west of Market May 1-3 with health sanitarian in charge.

Frederickelly Health Department Roger Cook Frederick Patek Street Sanitarian Dean Stickell Patrick Market Street Sanitarian Harley Holter Santtarian Kenneth Wagaman Cook

Agree On New Work Contract In Baltimore Transit Dispute

The State seized Baltimore Transit Co and its union agreed on a new work contract aimed at ending the dispute. Fifty-five workers had prepared for court battles under the transit seizure law while Federal Judge Roszel C. Thomas ordered no immediate arbitration. The takeover followed a 39 day strike that closed city bus and streetcar lines. A washing machine fire at 1-B Watkins Acres apartments, controlled by Independents Hose Company, caused minor damage.

Baltimore, II Baltimore Transit Co Roszel C. Thomas Watkins Acres Independents Hose Company

Maryland Fatal Auto Accidents Linked to Drunken Driving

State Police analysis shows 140 fatal crashes in 1956 involved drunken driving among 6,855 drivers in Maryland. Total accidents reached 451 with 518 deaths. speeding and failure to yield violations also prominent. Overall fatalities rose to 98,217 across the year, with alcohol a key factor in many deadly incidents.

Baltimore Mary Maryland Sheen

Eisenhower Considers Middle East War Authority

Washington officials discounted any immediate plan for U.S. congressional authorization to use forces in the Middle East. The administration seeks to avoid a crisis, backing Hammarskjold’s UN peace mission while hoping both sides avoid full-scale war.

Washington Eisenhower Congress U.S Middle United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Dulles Red China Formosa Middle East Israel Egypt United States U.N Britain France

Jaycees Name New Members and Approve Health Center Support

The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce board approved a pro health center resolution and urged attendance at the April 25 public meeting. They accepted E Brooke Parkinson Jr.’s resignation, welcomed new members from Fort Detrick Sinclair Refining and Thomas W Perry Lumber, and congratulated Joseph Rhoderick on becoming secretary-manager. Advances in New York stock market were noted with modest gains after previous losses.

Frederick Junior, Chamber of Commerce Jack Doll Frederick E. Brooke Parkinson Jr Lloyd Hoover Jaycees Ralph W Kudine William B. Mercer George M. Hart Donald KE. Bohrer Henry W. Straw George Yee Henry Lamothe Charlesworth Dickerson Victor Wolfe Fort Detrick James Eisen Hauer Sinclair Refining Co Andi Richard Burns Thomas W. Perry Lumber Co Joseph Rhoderick Chamber of Commerce Rhoderick Jon Shim iChamber Dick Kruse Dick Metcalfe Larry Welsch Bill Burger

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports peak March in patients and births

The Frederick Memorial Hospital board reports March set records for medical activity with 736 patients treated and 187 births, the highest monthly totals in the hospital’s history. The meeting also covered nursing council notes, a May graduation, and memorial fund contributions.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Nursing Council Hammond Clary Paul S. Michael Clary School of Nursing Elm Street Junior High School Conley Charles H. Conley Sr Frederick County Medical Society Board of Managers William B. Leichert Martin L. Bowers Herbert N. Heston Charlies S. V. Sanner Heston Henry L. Davis Warrison McAlpine A. LeRoy McCardell Paul 8. Michael Georgianna Houck

State Officials Report Steady Tax Office Traffic

Representatives Frank P. Suffern and Thomas T. Gorsuch noted a steady flow of taxpayers at Winchester Hall tax offices with no jams. They urged mail filings postmarked by midnight April 16 due to Sunday April 15. Office hours run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, with 4 p.m. closing on the filing deadline. Better hurry.

Frank P. Suffern Thomas T. Gorsuch Winchester Hall Friaday

Northeast Storm Warnings Issued For Maryland

The Weather Bureau issued northeast storm warnings for Maryland as a coastal storm threatens rain snow and strong winds. Downstate precincts show Eisenhower leading Stevenson while Kefauver trails with write in bids. Delaware coastal areas face rising tides and potential flooding as the storm moves along the coast.

Chicago Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson Ulmeis Estes Kefauver Tennessee Stevenson Cook County William F. Knowland Daly Baltimore Knowland Stevenson J. S. Weather Bureau Ore Eel Weather Kefauver Noon Muga Carolinas Associa Maryland Delaware Wafternoon Idates Cape Hatteras Block Island I Ted Elma

Weather storm lashes Southeast with tornadoes and heavy rain

Storms sweep southeastern states with tornadic winds along the Florida coast injuring several. Dania and West Hollywood hit by twisters while a near-empty jai alai fronton and a drive-in theater were damaged. Florida Georgia and South Carolina report 1 to 3 inches of rain as western areas see light precipitation and cooler temperatures.

Associated Press Florida West Hollywood Dania Miami Jai-Alai Fronton Georgia South Carolina Mami Mississip Ohio Valley Pacific Oregon California Southwest Desert Great Lakes Chica Seattle Minneapolis St. Louis Fort Worth Green Bay Wis

Last Call To Pay Income Taxes To U S

Internal Revenue agent Owen William Ayers Jr at the Treasury Department warns that the deadline for federal income tax reports is midnight April 16. Penalties accrue at 5 percent per month up to 25 percent, plus 6 percent annual interest on late payments. Offices close at 5 pm April 16. extensions may avoid penalties but not interest.

Internal Revenue Owen William Ayers Jr Treasury Department West Church Street Ayers Agent v Ayers

Eisenhower to Address ASNE and Democrats Dinner in D.C.

President Eisenhower is expected to headline a Washington appearance before the American Society for Newspaper Editors while Democratic events in the capital showcase Sam Rayburn and Alben Barkley as speakers. Adlai Stevenson may join a luncheon the same day. The party aims to raise about 250000 and discuss campaign and convention plans ahead of the Chicago gathering opening August 13.

Washington Eisenhower Woodrow Wilson American Society For Newspaper Sam Rayburn D-Tex Sen Albent Barkley D-Ky Adlai E. Stevenson Chicago

Trott Inaugurated As Head Of Westminster Seminary

Dr Norman L Trott president of Westminster Theological Seminary was to be formally inaugurated in Washington His seminary at Westminster Maryland will move to the American University campus A procession of 118 Methodist bishops dignitaries governors and faculty will lead from the campus to the church

Dr. Trott Washington Norman L. Trott Westminster) Theological Seminary Ceremoies Westminster American University Seminary American U

Heavy Snow Falls Across North Carolina Mountains

Nine inches of snow covered Mt. Pisgah and six inches on Mt. Mitchell as a Western North Carolina storm dumps snow across the region. Caesar's Head also reports three inches with rain turning to snow earlier.

Asuville N.C North Carolina Mt. Pisgah Asheville Mt.Mitchell Black Mountain Range Mississippi River Caesar's Head

Fire And Blast Wreck Downtown Colorado Springs

A smokey blast in downtown Colorado Springs struck a two story building, threw five men down a stairway, and left half a dozen businesses and a dozen offices burned. Officials estimate losses near one million dollars as the blaze raged for hours before containment.

Colorado Springs Colo.a Tre Bates Ridge Pikes Peak Avenue Colorado

Warns Against Playing With Weather Control

At a university conference in Tucson Dr F W Reichelderfer of the Weather Bureau warned experts that weather control is dangerous. A nuclear blast could create dust clouds warming Arctic air and melting polar ice caps possibly raising the Atlantic Ocean by 10 to 15 feet and flooding docks.

Tucson Ariz U.S. Weather Bureau F. W. Reichelderfer University of Arizona Atlantic Ocean Reichelderfer

Outside Parties Eye Local Land Near Baltimore and Ohio Line

Outside-the-county interests reportedly view land along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Reel's Mill for potential warehousing use. No specific parties named, but plans may move forward if conditions develop. Emmett Kelly to perform a straight dramatic role on CBS Television's Telephone Time in Captain from Koepenik on Sunday April 12 at 6 p.m. EST.

Baltimore and Ohio Reel's Mill New York Emmett Kelly From Koepenik CBS - TV

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