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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1956

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6

Langlie Urges Four More Years In Crusade For America

Washington dispatch reports AFL CIO weighing to endorse Stevenson Kefauver or stay neutral in the 1956 race. Langlie, Washington governor and GOP keynoter in San Francisco, attacks Democrats as corrupt after 20 years in power and urges a continuation of Eisenhower era policies. Meany voices nonpartisan stance. Anticipated AFL CIO decision set for Aug 27 at Forest Park Forest Park Union.

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First Flight Over City 45 Years Ago in Frederick

The first aerial visit to Frederik occurred 45 years ago today when a Wright biplane from the Army School at College Park flew over the city at about 6:30 AM on August 21, 1911. Piloted by Capt Chandler and Lieut Henry H Arnold, it landed safely after a 40 mile nonstop flight, drawing crowds as guards kept onlookers back. The 25 horsepower engine and twelve gallon fuel capacity marked the era’s longest flight from the government training school established two months earlier.

Frederik Wright Army School College Park Distriet of Columbia National Guard Kdwas Kemp Farm Frederick Charles de Chandler Chandler Henry H. Arnold Winsties

Notable Flight In Montgomery County Encounter

A tense incident near Montgomery County forced an aircraft to return to its home base. Lieutenant Henry H. Ao t wid, who accompanied Captain Chandler, later became better known as General Hap Arnold.

Montgomery County Tan Auenterly Henry H. Attwid Chandler Hap Arnold

Timonium Fairgrounds Rebuilding Plans Ready

Timonium Maryland August 20 plans for rebuilding the historic Timonium Fairgrounds were announced at the fair’s Diamond Jubilee. Changes include a parking lot enlarged for 6000 cars a new dock racing secretary office and jockeys quarters a new race track entrance and a hog show barn with a grandstand planned for completion next year a steel shortage caused minor delays the fair opens August 29 for 12 days marking the 75th anniversary.

Timonium. Md uWh Timonium Willam Schruderberg Faw Schruderberg Rairground Shinderberg

Latin Modernized Television and Atomic Bomb in Study

A brief note describes Latin being modernized with terms for television, atomic globe, and a modular helmet. The piece mentions vi displodens and manubriati reticuli ludus as proposed modernizations in scholarly circles.

Tele-Visio Globus Atomica

Stevenson Campaign Plans Include Plane and Train

Libertyville reports Adlai Stevenson continues campaign planning as he visits a local dentist. Advisers prepare speeches for nationwide travel by plane and whistle stop trains up to the eve of the convention. A Sept 13 TV address is planned from an undisclosed city, with no fixed dates yet. Governor McKeldin rules out presidential nominating bid, citing Nixon’s lead. Alaska yearly gold output remains eight million dollars above 1967's price.

James A. Finnegan Stevenson William G. Strat

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