Senate to Probe U S Foreign Policy Actions
The Senate faces a broad inquiry into U S foreign policy as Democrats led by Sen. Humphrey call for a full investigation. Questions target Middle East policy NATO relations and reporting by Voice of America amid debate over Hungary and Soviet satellite reports.
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Washington
Krenhower
Senate
Congress
Sen
Humphreys
Minn
Middle East
Tron
Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
United Nations
Dulles
NATO
Paris
State Department
Hungary
Voice of America
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Symington
D-Me
Stevenson
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Moderately Better Year Forecast by U.S. Chamber Forum
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce forum yields cautious optimism for 1957 across about a dozen industries. Economists warn of potential price rises and stresses while forecasters expect housing starts to ease below one million and steel prices to rise in mid 1957. Property sells in Mt. Airy as Irvin Wagner to John E. Brown with immediate possession.
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Washington
Dec
WAT
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Besersas Schmidt
Schmidt
American Institute of Arcitects
Edmund R. Purves
Government Iis
National Assn
Nome Builders
Nat Rogg
Dirator
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
William J. Cheyley
Rangs l
William S. Story
Institute of ‘Crap Iron and Steel
Story
United Steel Workers
Irvin Wagner
East Church Street
Mt. Airy
John E. Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Forest insect predation and disease surpass fires in losses
A historical assessment notes that insect outbreaks and diseases cause far larger damage to wood resources than forest fires, underscoring the need for monitoring and management strategies to protect forests.
Car and Garage Destroyed in Sunday Morning Blaze
A double garage housing a 1948 Hudson and a Deednae Avenue Beee Teasee Chamblin unit burned in an alley behind Trail avenue at 10 am. Ronald Spoor owned the Hudson and had no insurance. the Chamblin doghouse kept nearby. Firefighters fought the blaze with a general alarm, estimating at least $2,000 in damage.
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Fifth
Sixth
Trail Avenue
Junior Engine Company
Citizens Hook and Ladder Company
United
Huttson
Ronald Spoor
Spoor
Hudson
Gshura
Dei West Whig Street
Deer Season Ends With Record Fatalities in Maryland
Maryland deer season closes amid higher hunting accidents across the state. Frederick County reports 236 deer killed, near last year’s total, with several notable hunters listed. A separate accident tale recounts a fatal crash on an ice coated road and a social note on a family drowned in the Snake River.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Snook’s Mill
Charles FL Waxaman
Lantz
Evlers Valley
Robert Green
Balto
Pointer
Catoctin Furnace
Gary Orr
Sykesville
Foxville Road
Wabert Hurtey
Thurmont
Spike
Frederick Watershea
Ernest Cooper Jr
Hampstead
Terry Best
Catoctin Hol
Tow Road
William A. Biddinger
Frederick
Cat Rock
Lesle J. Kinney
Iyatts
Ville
Woodrow KR. Smith
Aberdeen
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