Door Is Not Closed Says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower said the United States is ready to examine any disarmament inspection system seen as fair by both sides. He noted he told Bulganin at Geneva the US would adopt Soviet ideas along with its own, while the Soviets showed no readiness then. He also commented on Soviet nuclear tests, Red China, and upcoming UN proposals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Moscow
Russia
Geneva
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Atomic Energy Commission
China
United Nations
North Korea
Hisenhower
New York
Allen To Become Peoples' Counsel
Joseph Allen, named Peoples' Counsel to succeed Cornelius Mundy as chairman of the State Tax Commission, will assume duties when Mundy is sworn in as a judge around Sept. 19 and serve until June 1, 1957. Allen, born in 1895 in New York City, served since 1941 and held roles including Baltimore city solicitor aide and War Labor Board Industry representative.
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McKeldin
Joseph. Allen
Peoples
Public Service Commission
Cornelius P. Mundy
State Tax Commission
Allen
Mundy
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Commission
New York City
New York University Law School
Thurmont and Pikesville Local Notices and Court Deeds
A bulk of short items note small prize results in Thurmont Little League and a fire company entering the longest distance event. Court actions record property deeds transferring land among Frailey, Hayward, Biser, Moser and Routzahn, with several $10 and $310 transactions noted. Additional items cover refugees increasing in Klagenfurt and a Waterford Fair dates announcement in Loudoun County plus Regina comments on prize money at a Commonwealth Hereford Show.
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Thurmont Little League
Fire Company
Pikesville
James Miller
Dewey Eyler
Court News
William Albert Frailey
Thomas J. Frailey
W. Osborne Shade
Albert E. Hayward
Yvonne Biser Gordon
Thaddeus M. Biser
Charles Henry Kindle
Walter E. Eiser
Hoy D. Moser
Charles E. Moser
Wartren E. Moser
Ronnnie PF. Moser
Hamilton Homes Inc
William E. Brown
John W. Briscoe
Charlies O. Routzahn
Thurmont Parade Carried Through After Storm Delay
A Thursday night parade in Thurmont, tied to Guardian Hose Company carnival, faced a thunderstorm that scattered participants and spectators. The procession resumed led by Hagerstown Band and Camp Detrick color guard, with prizes awarded to corps and floats including Langlotz Golden Majorettes of Boonsboro and Camp Greentop.
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Hagerstown American Legion
Waynesboro Vfw
Ladies’ Auxiliary
New Windsor
Claire Frock
Truck Driver Hurt In Spill Near Feagaville Tennessee
Willie Guy Arney, 37, of Butler Tennessee, was severely injured when a large green bean truck crashed into a culvert on US 340 near Feagaville. Fire and police crews freed him after the cab was crushed and steering wheel obstructed escape. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with compound fractures and possible chest injuries. Traffic halted as rescuers used cutting tools and a tow truck to remove him. The incident followed by a stray note that the second US president was inaugurated in Philadelphia.
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Tennessee
U. S. 340
Feagaville
Independent Hose Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Heddon
Willie Guy Arney
RFD
Butler
Tenn
Arney
Hacksaus
Eisenhower Signals Possible Special Session for Congress
President Eisenhower reviewed the Congress session, praising bipartisan foreign policy progress but citing unmet domestic bills vital to the nation’s future. He did not decide on a special session but kept open the possibility of recalling Congress later this year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Possibie
Congress
Michael divorce sparks assault claim in magistrate court
Frederick Maryland August 5 1953 Mrs Ruth Michael wife of Michael and Mr Michael were summoned to appear in magistrate court after police said the complaint alleged an assault in a business place. Both were summoned to trial today according to authorities.
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Frederick
Lawmaker cites limited four military, housing and aid bills
He lists four passed measures as essential including military reserves and minimum wage while naming four vital items Congress did not pass, and says domestic progress was lacking. The next regular session begins January 3, 1956. Two people, T S Michael and Dorothy Harley of Linden Hills, face assault warrants served by Detective Sgt A Norman Dietz.
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Congress
T. S. Michael
Dorothy Harley
Locust Avenue
Linden Hills
A. Norman Dietz
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National Capital Planning Commission
4Th Street
Klagenfurt
Austria
Loudoun County
C. A. R Lindquist
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Waterford Foundation, Inc
Waterford
Lougdoun County
Friends Meeting
Regina
Sask
T. C. Douglas
Commonwealth
Exchange Club
Civil Defenss
Williams Wiles
Danet Williams
Jiamsville
Civil Defense
Farm Emergency CD Committee of
New Market
Thurmont
Amvets
W. Patrick ST
Amvets & Auxiliary
Stmall
Frederick Optical CO
Kryptok
Philadelphia
Franklin St
Sa Td
Wil
Guy B. Kelly
Potomac River
Seneca Creek
Seneca
Ing. Connell
U. S. Government Park
Williamson
Maryland
East
Patrick ST
Mornurvarit
YES
Monument
Frederick Brick Works
Frederick Bricks Works
T&i
South St
Frederick, Maryland
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Bob
Rudy
Rve
Stanback
Lady Alice
Jook
Rockville
Buxton “Money Teflex
King
Market ST
Fat Stieff
Odin
Cetter Homes
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