Post Office Hires Santa Helpers Amid Parcel Delays
The local post office added temporary workers to handle a growing parcel post flow for Christmas. Postmaster James A. Grove said deliveries will be made to homes with emphasis on timely returns and efficient handling as peak mail time looms next week. Temperatures in the forties brought light rain, with forecasts of clearing and cooler weather to end the week.
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James A. Grove
Grove
Mery Grove
Woneane
Four-Vehicle School Bus Crash Injures Pupils and Drivers
A busy intersection crash in EDGEWOOD involving a school bus and two trucks left three fourth graders from Bdgemere High and several others injured. Pupils Marjorie Banks Patricia Doss and Carolyn Brewer were treated and released. drivers Stark and Sandes were hospitalized with head and facial injuries. The bus ended across a lane and struck adjacent vehicles as state police investigated.
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Edgewood
Mad
Stark
Philadelehio
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Carl Sandies NG
Gardiner
Mass
Bdgemere High Woul
Goos
Marjorie Banks
Tatricia Doss
Carolyn Brewer
Frudk
Sandes
Tineuretian
Tne
Gaberis
Anata EL
Croom
Dut Dappa
Warren C. Todd
Snot Fiurt
Hollies
Subversive Action Charged Across United Nations Assembly
Delegates at the United Nations General Assembly rally behind aresolution condemning Soviet-dominated activities and alleged subversive actions in Faster Europe. The discussion questions U S influence and domestic democracy threats amid tense geopolitical rhetoric.
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United Nations
NAV
Vosever Lane
General Assembly
Lottes Siertes
Europe
Oop Svericans
Russia
United States
Yernica
United States to Resume Nuclear Tests near Las Vegas
Reports indicate the United States plans to resume tests of hydrogen bombs in the Las Vegas area, with the Atomic Energy Commission expected to announce that most future tests will be conducted nearby. The article notes tests could continue through 19h1 with the Nevada site as the primary location.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Nev
Plane Burns in Oklahoma Kills Eight from Phillips Flight
An air crash south of Bartlesville Oklahoma killed eight Phillips Petroleum crew and managers. The Washington County sheriff reported the number aboard, naming A M Rippel W C Reed C W Binkley George Sneed D F Mayfield T D Young J Bauer and R E Ulrich. Rippel headed the Natural Gas Department. Sneed was company counsel.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Company
Washington County
E. McCombs
Washington
Phillips
A. M. Rippel
W. C. Reed
C. W. Binckley
George Sneed
D. F. Mayfield
T. D. Young
Joe Bowers
R. E. Ulrich
Road Suit Allows Jury To Consider Featherbed Lane Access
A Circuit Court jury in Thurmont is asked to decide if Featherbed Lane near Foxville road should remain open to nearby landowners. Plaintiffs claim a right of way by prescription based on long-time use, while defendants contend the lane has been blocked for over 20 years by obstructions and new roads. The case marks the December term opening with presiding judge Seimnsart.
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Featherbed
Thurmont
Foxville Road
Charles F. Firor
Ralph W. Miller
Lantz Lumberman
William FE. Eyler
Charles E. Eyster
Firors
Miller
Equity
Samuel W. Barrick
Foxville-Thurmont
Firor
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Ames
Fylery
Datevik Mo Seimnsart Fev
Haitien Crisis Nearing Showdown
Haiti faces a boiling political crisis as mass sitins swell and a silent weapon threatens. Protesters demand General elections and push Gen. Paul E. Malorre to step down from the Port au Prince palace, while food supplies, stores, and transportation suffer.
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Haiti
Vegime
Iim
Walla
Paul E. Malorre
Port-au-Prince
Plane Search Fails To Develop New Clues
Vancouver residents heard no new leads as the Trans-Canada Air Lines plane missing since Sunday remained unrecovered. Naval authorities pursued several reports of sightings, but two sightings about 100 miles east were discounted as the search continued and fuel dwindled for the two missing passengers.
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Vancouver
B.C
Naval Canadian Air Force
Here
RCAF
Budgeted 1956 Road Work Near Bartholows Finished
The Frederick County Roads Board met in the Court House to report that all 1956 road work is completed except the Lynn Burke road near Bartholows. OL W Runkles noted 1.2 miles have base stone on Lyon Burke road, with 14 miles graded but no stone yet. contract is not to be finished this winter.
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Lynn Burke
Bartholows
Frederick County Roads Board
Court House
OL W Runkles
Lyon Burke
L. R. Waesche and Son
Knoxville
Kemp Road
Shookstown
Rocky Springs
Hughes Ford Road
Wighland Street
City
Hocine Road
Jefferson Distric
Woodsboro
Hoffman-Seachrvist
St. Mark's Church Road
Petersville
Roads Board
Braddock Heights
Bavi
Taid
M. F Shutie
County Commissioners
Avahin
Irresponsible Minority Sparks Discrimination Debate in Commons
Twenty seven members of the House of Commons introduced a motion condemning discrimination against Americans by an irresponsible minority of British citizens. The move arose after a landlord evicted U S Air Force Major Eugene Sabatini over Middle East policy, prompting concern from American officials about cold reception in shops and service stations and strains in Britain U S relations.
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London
House of Commons
Commons
Middl East
Ane Altache
Eugene Sabatini
Bristol
Vie
Gasotne
Laat
McAuliffe Receives Watch From Vil. Council Dinner Honor
Annapolis segment notes Paul W. McAuliffe of Frederick was presented a white gold diamond watch by the Maryland Travel Council at its annual dinner. The event drew about 70 attendees, with council members discussing recent trips and travel literature distribution along New England states. Garrett County’s Heise, president of the Deep Creek Lake Promotional Council, spoke, while Cumberland’s Jack Cowler and Howard County officials were among others mentioned in the report.
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Annapolis
Paul W. McAuliffe
Frederick
Mac
Maryland Trayer Counci
Edgexoad
Harris
Baltimore
Ae Council
New England
Gerry Trom
Helmuth Heise
Oakland
Heise
Garrett County
Deep Creek Lake
Jack Cowler
Cumberland
Howard County
Devaght
Geoutics
Ata
U.N. Rally Behind Condemnation of Russia Over Hungary Crisis
United Nations diplomats backed an American resolution condemning Russia for meddling in Hungary as Spain Turkey and Colombia joined to total 20 sponsors. The assembly debated Hungary’s crisis while Hungary’s Imre Horvath walked out in protest and Soviet satellites urged co blame on Western powers for Budapest’s plight.
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Hungary
U.N
Russia
Spain
Turkey
Colombia
General Assembly
Ceylon
Indonesia
U.S
Dele
Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Dag Hammarskiold
Wival
Budapest
Assembly
Cieneral
Imre Horvath
C. XII
Bulgaria
Albania
Strike In Hungary On Second Day Amid Clashes
The general strike in Hungary entered a second day with widespread work stoppages and isolated clashes between striking workers and Soviet troops near Budapest. Moscow and Kadar downplayed disruption as soldiers moved to suppress rebels and deter a broader uprising.
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Vienna
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Ward
Kadar
Denman En
Budapest
Tne
Cy Workers Council
Moscow Radio
Kadar Reszime
Dallas
le Ocoouch
Johan
Geile
Burha
Edestam el Flansarta Solciers
Count Sa
Tax Plans Face County Tax Payers Over Revenue
Officials debate tax proposals aimed at funding county needs and state programs. Lawmakers weigh changes to property and other taxes as public funds and fiscal plans are examined.
Regarded Market Edges Up in Early Trading
Regular gains returned in New York as stocks advanced at the open with notable leadership from several advancing sectors. Traders noted cautious optimism amid mixed economic signals and sought cues from corporate earnings ahead.
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New York
Aiterans
Western powers seek early talks to end Suez Canal dispute
Paris reports Britain and France pressing for an early meeting with Egypt to resume negotiations over the Suez Canal. Dulles backs a Western approach favoring six UN principles and Hammarskjold’s interpretation, with aims to restore international talks among Britain France Egypt and other users.
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Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
NATO
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Dulles
Caeneah
Dag Hamearl
Watt
U.N. Security Council
Hammarskjold
Hammarskjald
Suez Canal Co
London
Britash
Cme
Midwinter Strikes Across Northern Midwest
A sweeping winter outbreak spread from the northern Midwest toward the Great Lakes and beyond. The stormfront crossed the Canadian border and blanketed the region from Minnesota through Wisconsin into Michigan as residents faced heavy snowfall, strong winds, and travel disruptions.
Vacation Ends With Fire Alarm At City Hall
The report notes a vacation ending with a blast that triggered a real alarm at City Hall. It mentions plans to return to Washington and references Augusta National Golf Club and a police headquarters project at 721 North Market Street. The piece also alludes to an Indian Prime Minister and an accidental detonation.
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ALENT
Brisalavat
Catteravon
Washington
Augusta National
White House
Hertins
North Market Street
India
Rebellion in East Germany Faces NATO Dilemmas
NATO nations wrestle with East German revolt risks as West Germany fears Soviet retaliation and U S policy under Dulles urges adherence to UN principles. Ministers meet under tight security while Britain France and the United States seek common ground on the Egyptian crisis.
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Paris
West Germany
North Atlantic Council
East Germany
Hungary
Relwllion
Moscow
NATO
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Otto Grotewohl
Ben
U. S
State Dulles
Conncil
U. N
Dulles
Free World
Gaetano Martino
Britain
France
United States
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Japan Admitted to United Nations by Security Council
The Security Council unanimously recommended Japan be admitted as the UN's 80th member. Final approval in the General Assembly was anticipated as a formality after four years of waiting. The 1942 application, submitted July 76, 1942, had stalled four times by the Soviet Union. The United States backed Japan's membership, with Chief U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. saying Washington would warmly welcome Japan's admission.
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United Nations
Security Council
Japan
T$nation General Assembly
United States
U.S
Kenry Cabot Lodee Jr
United Woul
Man 55 Held In Child Attack Case In Frederick
A 55 year old man was jailed in Frederick County on a state warrant for alleged assault on a child under two. State Police described the incident at a Grove home kitchen Monday. The child was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. State's Attorney Samuel W. Rarek said he will seek the same action in March in circuit court.
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Rederick County
al- Sing Asseulh
Hatte
Srrh
Ryige
Aliecon
secaRe
Tlr
Eleek
KRCL
Stevie
Grove
Chile
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Samuel W. Rareek
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