Hungary Seeks 100 Million World Bank Loan
Hungary hopes to secure a 100 million dollar loan from the World Bank as its economy remains disrupted after the October revolt. A Hungarian delegation may depart for Paris to negotiate with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development while officials report potential needs well above that figure. The report notes coal shortages, plant closures, and rising unemployment, with 200,000 jobless projections and 17,000 Csepel workers on half pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Huncarn
Hungary
World Bank
Paris
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Nepszabadsag
Csepel Iron and Steel Works
Soviet Union
Austria
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
West Germany Poised For Major Saar Return In 1959
SAARBRUECKEN Dec 25 A peaceful return of Saar to Germany on Jan 1 will make West Germany host to a tenth state. Saar coal and French interests tie the two regions, with France keeping some controls until 1959. Local workers expect a quiet transition and closer German French understanding. A separate item notes Ho Chi-chou of Nationalist China jailed eight years for accepting a $4,500 bribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbruecken
West Germany
Mucn Coal and Steel
Uns
Saar
Europe
France
Germany
Saar Communist Party
Lorraine
Tripel
W — Ho Chi-chou
China
Kilmer
Freedom
America
Agus Telho
Agus Telho vBeben Wey
Robert B. Meyner
Santa
White House
Eisenhower
Hungary
Columbine
India
Nehru
London
Munich
Boston
Christmas Day Accidents Leave Three Hurt in Maryland
A 76 year old man suffered a severe forehead laceration and a possible internal injury after a two car collision on Md 26 near Mount Pleasant. His son’s passenger was treated for a severe forehead wound and a broken knee. A second crash on Route 40 injured no one, and a third minor collision on Beck Ford Road left an 18 year old with minor abrasions.ings from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Unnesbee
Jefferson
Hale
Charles Lee Anglesbee
Libertytown
Anglesbee
MD. 26
Mount Pleasant
Annapolis Road
Acciee
Henry ‘Thomas
RFD 1
Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial
Frederick
Hillman Minx
Wendell White Durst
Eutaw Place
Baltimore
Maryland Tax Forms Sent To 700000 Residents
State Comptroller J Millard Tawes announced that over 700000 Maryland residents received income tax forms for 1956 returns due April 15 1957. Forms were mailed to 25000 residents liable in the state 15000 farms 10000 partnerships and 2000 fiduciaries. A large mailing effort was organized with post office cooperation to speed processing before the due date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Vones
Siow
Mr. Tawes
Cannacte
Post Office Department
Annapolis
Hopkins Place
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Dundalk
Market Street
Cumberland
Masonic
Esston
Sausbuy
Ad International
Washington
State Comptroller
Bodies Of Air Crash Victims Recovered
Twenty one frozen bodies of air crash victims were brought to OS8SANA from Mt Ginor with 10 survivors. Most passengers were Italian. two exceptions were Mr and Mrs Harris Gray Jr of Greenwood Mississippi. The DC3 crashed on Rome to Milan route, striking a rock wall at 6 300 feet. ice formed on wings during the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruly
Mt. Ginor
Rome
Milan
Cies
Harris Gray Jr
Greenwood
Gray
Mediterranea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Westerd
United States
Stae
South Carolina
Paul W. May
Gaithersburg
Henry Thomas
Alys Bitterbrown
State Tay
Baltimore City
Suas Gequeols
Auauline Weare
Marsland
Department of Employment Security
YMCA
International Revue Committee
Paul Stamberger
Department
Robert B Kimble
Emploment Security Board
Ralph W. Boyer
Kemp
Tweeds
Martiniques
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!