8000 School Children To Ride Buses In Frederick Area
Frederick city and county public schools open Sept 5 with about 8000 children traveling by school buses. Superintendent Dr James A Sensenbaugh urged extra care from motorists citing safety rules. registration for new pupils on Sept 4 from 9 am to 3 30 pm includes first graders needing birth certificates and smallpox vaccination proof.
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Frederick City
ITZ
James A. Sensenbaugh
Parkway
North Frederick
North Market
East Frederick
Washington Street
Brunswick
Sensenbaugh
Paul J. Hollmaster
Board of Education
Department of Motor Vehicles
Religious Census Planned Across Frederick County
Plans progress for a county wide religious census to be conducted September 23 to 25 by the Religious Census Committee of the Frederick County Council of Churches. Key church leaders are being designated to direct census taking and assign visitors. estimated need is 30 area captains and 1 200 to 1 300 census workers.
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Frederick County
Austin P. Renn
Paul E. Fogle
Burton
Cannon
VE Reo Wik Abie
Smith
Temperature To Soar With 90s Expected Today
Temperatures may climb into the nineties this afternoon as the weather bureau notes clear skies could push the high above 90. Expect widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers with warm humidity continuing through Thursday.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
CBS Backs Sindlinger Report On TV Convention Audiences
CBS challenged a Sindlinger Trendex study claiming heavy TV viewership at the 1956 political conventions. CBS argued the percentage of viewers held near 30 percent in 1956, with household numbers doubled since 1952, and that convention telecasts were less popular than major entertainment programs.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Philadelphia Research Organization
CBS
Sindviser
Trees Trimmed by Municipal Forces This Week
Cyprus uprising widens as Nicosia mayor placed under house arrest. British police raid his home and office as an 11 day truce ends. Trimming of trees continues on Mt. Olivet South Market Elm Street West Second North Bentz.
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C. Cyc Klein
Mt. Olivet
South Market Street
West Second Street
North Bentz Street
Elm Street
Nicosia
Cyprus
Eisenhower Ends West Coast Vacation
President Eisenhower, in good condition per his doctor, ends a West Coast vacation and plans to return to Washington to resume campaign strategy and government business. He and Mrs Eisenhower will fly from Monterey to the capital, with Maj. Gen. Snyder and press secretary Hagerty noting the Cypress Point stay aided his health.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Fles
Washineton
Monterey Naval Air Station
M. Snyder
White House
Serary
James C. Hagerty
Cypress Point Club
Nasser Resists International Suez Control Plan
Egyptian President Nasser remains firm that Egypt will keep sole control of the 103 mile Suez Canal. He met with the five power committee led by Robert Menzies to discuss international board proposals but did not commit to any agreement.
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London
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Irm
Robert Menzies
Australia
Eg eyPl
Han Dehalios
United Nations
Suez Canal Co
Suez
Naser
Ramsburg to Lead GOP Fall Presidential Campaign
State Senator Ramsburg was named general campaign manager by the Republican State Central committee and county group at Hotel Frederick. An advisory panel of party leaders was formed to plan activities including rallies at the Fair Grounds on October 15 and a booth setup for the Fair.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Republican State Central Committee
County Central Committee
Hotel Frederick
Ramsburg
G.O.P
Emmett R. Bowlus
State Central Committee
John A. Derr
Hilda Crochan
Republican Women’s Club
Frederick County
Charles Rhoderick
Young Republicans’ Club
Jean Barnhart
G.O.P. Club
Edward Etchison
Fair
Croghan
Mehri F. Wachter
McKeldin
Butler
Hyde
Jackson District
Elmer
Keller
Myersvile
Ked
Myersville Post Office
Congress
Joan Hyde
Post Office Department
McKeld
Charles F. Freyce
Myersville
Roule US
Frederick
Mahoney Named to Replace Tydings in Senate Run
George P. Mahoney, who narrowly lost the Democratic primary last May, was chosen by the State Democratic Committee to replace the ailing Millard E. Tydings as the party's U.S. Senate candidate. The 97-55 vote over Eleanor Tydings followed a contentious session in Baltimore with debates over unit versus individual voting.
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George P. Mahoney
Millard E.tydings
U.S. Senate
State Democratic Committee
Havearold
Eleanor Tydings
Russia
Joseph E. Davies
Mahoney
Tydings
Jeln Marshall Butler
Alice Butler
Butler
Senate
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Thomas D'Alesandro
Michael J Birmingham
Birmingham
Mahones
Jauuidas D'Allesandre
T. Barton Harrington
John Grason Turnbull
Baltimore County
Turnbull
Tom
St Marys County
Harrington
Nti
Thomas
Finan
Cumberland
Mayhoney
Bernard Garrity
Denmead Rath
Wicomico County
Gerald Lough-ramw
Howard County
Dulles Attacks Soviet Propaganda on Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles charged that Soviet propaganda complicated Egypt's talks with Nasser over the Suez Canal. He cited Moscow's contrast with 22 nations and described a minority plan backed by India, the Soviet Union, Ceylon, and Indonesia.
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Washington, JP
Dulles
Russia
Nasser
London
Soviet Union
Zawliner OL
Baliuis
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
Dmitri Shepilov
Egypt
Eisenhower
California
Democrats Make Health Issue in 1956 Campaign
The Democratic National Committee distributes the 1956 Democratic Fact Book citing health of President Eisenhower as a campaign issue. It notes risks in ileitis and reports White House remarks that recurrence of his health problems is rare for his age.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
White House
Masnaderig-Hbet
Meany Defends Labor Backing Amid 1956 Election Talk
FOREST PARK Pa AFL CIO president George Meany says American workers are well off despite GOP claims. Meany argues the Republican party is not responsible for labor gains and credits the dynamic American economic system. In Charleston West Virginia horsemen press Gov Marland over Charles Town track purses. HPBA cites underpayment and seeks higher purse money and state law alignment. Proceeding notes: Maryland 17 to Rosemont road work prompts 200 square feet of condemned land for drainage. owners Mason and Schamel named.
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Forest Park
AFL Cio
George Meany
Republican Party
Labor Union
Organi Cation Meany
Meany
GOP
Charleston
W. Valla
Charles Town
Gov. Marland
Irving Gushen
The
Horsemen’s Renevolent and Protective Assn
Salem
Mass
Charles Gordon
Norfolk, Va
Maryland-West Virginia
John A. sMlanfuso
Washington, D. C
HPBA
Oval
U. S
Canada
State Roads Commission
Circuit Court
Maryland
Brunswick
Rosemont
Ande
Lester R. Mason
Lovettsville
James A. Schamel
Couch Registry
Escapees Return to Hospital After Abduction Attempt
In Catonsville two women escaped Spring Grove State Hospital by abducting a nurse. Grace Mahan, 18, of Hyattsville, returned to the hospital after a Sunday night call to her father. Ramonal Sensabaugh, 21, of Roanoke, Va., remains at large. No disciplinary action will be taken. Mahan will continue treatment.
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Catonsville
Spring Grove State Hospital
Isadore Tuerk
Metal Hospital
Grace Mahan
Hyatts-ville
Suny
Bursse
J the Mahan
Ramonal
Sensabaugh
Roanoke
Betty Nichols
Ellicott City
Miss Mahan
State Reformatory For Women
Wye Oak Loses Large Limb in Maryland Incident
Large limb fell from the Wye Oak in Wye Mills Maryland causing damage but no injuries. State forest officials and the Harmon family farm near the site were involved as crews responded to the scene. Stock markets opened higher before turning mixed in early trading.
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Wye Mills
Lowe
Maryland
America
Harmon
New York
Sonny Fox Dropped From TV Quiz Show
CBS announced that Sonny Fox is replaced by Ralph Story on The $64,000 Challenge starting with Sunday night’s program. Fox was dropped with no stated reason and will continue hosting a CBS noon show Lets Take a Trip.
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Sonny Fox
Cbs-Tv
CBS
Ralph Story
Los Angeles
Fox
Anti Integration Bills Aimed at Virginia Separate Schools
Administration leaders in the General Assembly introduced 13 measures to preserve Virginia's traditional system of separate public schools for white and Negro students.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Egypt arrests two Britons as spies amid Suez tensions
Cairo police say two Britons and an Egyptian associate ran a spy ring with harvest data across Maryland and Delaware farming areas. The arrests, linked to Britain and Egypt flare over the Suez seizure, follow expulsions of British reporters and an American correspondent.
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Cairo
Egypt
Great Britain
Suez Canal
College Park
Mdim
Maryland
Delaware
London
Foreign Office
Cookeeman
Tm. Fanteena
Weeks Carler
Nasser
Suez Canal Co
Britain
Interior Ministry
James Swinburn
Arab News Agency
Charles Pittuck
Marconi Radio-Telegraph Co
London Daily
Northtown
Canta
Red China shoots down airplane over coast dispute
U S and Communist China clash over a Chinese Nationalist plane shot down off the China coast last Thursday amid reports of no survivors. A U S Navy Mercator patrol plane with 116 crew is missing after being attacked. wreckage and a body with bullet wounds were found. Secretary Dulles noted Peiping admitted only that Chinese fighters engaged a plane in the area.
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Washington
China
United States
Dulles
Peiping
U. S. Navy
Tokyo
Uafter
U.S
Red China
Crops Improve as Harvest Progresses in Maryland Area
The weekly farm conditions report for the week ended Aug 25 notes better than average pastures across the two state area. In North Central Maryland, clover second cutting and alfalfa third cutting advanced, with alfalfa third cutting finished on the Northern Shore and a fourth cutting expected. Vegetable harvesting for processing and the fresh market has passed its peak.
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Maryland
Quality produce shifts as crops respond to market demand
Loupes of good quality were moved to market while early planted mines were dying rapidly. Potato digging in commercial areas of Kent County Delaware surged due to decreased demand and farmers picked tomatoes. Lima beans are being combined in Kent and Sussex counties Delaware and are of excellent quality.
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Kent County
Del
Kent
Sussex
Three to Get Trials Here Thursday Morning
Three inmates at the House of Correction are set for Circuit Court trials Thursday morning after petitions by State’s Attorney Samuel W. Barrick. William Lee Ricketts faces two forging charges totaling 410 for checks signed Jorge Sponseller. Clarence W. Tipton and Robert Lee Yates Jr. are charged with stealing an automobile from James F. Crampton on April 5 and driving with intent to deprive the owner. Writs were secured for bringing them to the courthouse from the House of Correction.
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House of Correction
Samuel W. Barrick
Williami Lee Ricketts
Jorge Sponseller
Clarence W. Tipton
Robert Lee Yates Jr
James F
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