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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1956

Page

5

Bids Opened For Middletown Sewer Project

Seven firms submitted bids for major sewer work with Waesche as the low bidder on pumping and treatment plant contracts. Estimates ranged around 430,000 to 640,000 with consultants Whitman Reqnardt likely to issue recommendations soon. Middletown officials may act within 45 days, meeting next Monday night. Grace Kelly remains a U.S. citizen pending no action to renounce.

Middletown Burgess W. F. Wilson Brookeville Waesche L. R. Waesche and Mont C. William Hetzer Hagerstown E. D. Plummer Chambersburg Morrow Construction Co Kick Construction Co Curzon Construction Co M. J. Bless Heizer Plummer Fidelity Contracting Co Allied Construction Co American Building W. F. Wilson and Son George E. Berry Construction Co Hetzer Fidelity Allied Wilenn Wilson

U S Bills Russia For Lost Plane

The United States presented a bill to the Soviet Union for damages from the loss of a Neptune patrol plane over the Bering Sea last June 22. It lists costs for the plane, equipment, search and rescue, and crew injuries totaling about 3.45 million dollars, with a partial concessional payment offered due to special circumstances. Secretary Dulles noted the offer was accepted to ease tensions ahead of the Big Four summit in Geneva.

STRUM TGR Soviet Russia United States Bering Sea AVTD Russia Dulles Geneva Sen. Aiken R-Vt Molotov St. Lawrence Island U.S Georgi Zarubin State Department Vuas LL Plieuues Richard H. Fischer Pittsburgh Pa Lincoln White

Government Seizes Peronista Assets Across Argentina

The provisional government seized all Peronista party assets to transfer to the national treasury. A two member Advisory Council began studying voter rolls overhaul for future elections. A National Liquidating Commission will inventory and disclose party possessions within 120 days, with local commissions selling property. Proceeds from real estate sales fund public housing. Cash and other assets fate not specified.

Elranus Aires Dan Peronista Party Ots Juan D. Peron Peron Argentina Severs Taywa Dt Sed

Saws Growers Must Produce More Apples

Apple growers were urged to plant tomorrow’s orchards to meet a projected shortfall of 18 million bushels over the next decade as consumption rises. Fred W. Burrows of Washington urged about 200 Maryland horticulture delegates that current production cannot satisfy future demand in a growing population. Norman J. Fike of Cordova Md was elected president of the Maryland Horticulture Society, succeeding William C. Main, with Rusell N. Flanagan and Albert F. Vierhel ler named officers. STORK KEPT BUSY FALL RIVER Mass Jan 6 A granddaughter born to granddaughter Mrs Earle Gaudette at St Annes Hospital and a grandson to Mrs Thomas Delzenero Jr at the same hospital.

Hagerstown Fred W. Burrows Washington TD. C International Apple Assn Maryland Horticulture Society Burrows Norman J. Fike Cordova Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland Virginia William C. Main Russell N. Flanagan Thermont Albert F. Vierheller College Park STORK Fall River Mass Thomas Delzenero Earle Gaudette St. Anne’s Hospital Thomas Delzenero Jr

Red China delays release of 13 Americans in jail

London reports Peiping radio said the Mao regime would handle the 13 Americans in China by its laws with no foreign interference. The broadcast scorned US charges of violating a Sept 10 pact and urged U S action, warning of a breakup of Geneva talks if Washington stalls. The statement pressed for talks with Dulles and Chou En Lai to ease tensions and end embargoes, while promising to continue prisoner discussions. Bing Crosby adds $100,000 to Gonzaga library trust fund, raising total to about $241,900.

London China U.S Peiping Radio Mao ‘Tee-tung Washington Peiping Far East State Dulles United States Red China Dulles Chou En-lai Formosa Geneva Wang Ping-nan U. Alexis Johnson Wing Spokane Wash Bing Crosby Crosby Gonzaga University Minute Maid Orange Juice Co

Balcom gets twelve years for wounding girl and related crimes

Balcom a yearold Army officer drew 12 years at ward labor from a nine member general court martial for wounding 12 year old Sylvia Miller and for registering her as his wife at a post hospital. He also faced charges of wounding a bystander slugging Miller and giving false information. A psychiatrist said he is a neurotic with inferiority feelings. Meanwhile Kremlin hosts 150000 children for New Year open house with foreign diplomats’ offspring expected.

Belvoir Ward Iaias Sylvia Vo Miller George FE. Balcom Jr Miss Miller Bhe Alexandria Gee Ey Balcom Nashua, N Ih Balcom Amy PF Afteen Kremlin

Paul Revere of the South Captures Mecklenburg Declaration Ride

Captain James Jack earned the title Southern Revere for riding to Philadelphia on horseback to deliver the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence to the Continental Congress.

Southern “Reserve Paul Revere South James Jack Philadelphia Continental Congress

Woman Brushed by Truck in Frederick Crossing Hospitalized

Frederic e Maryland Friday Police report a bruise on the back of the head after a woman crossed East street at Seventh and was brushed by an oil truck. Mrs Cora Burns of 242 East Seventh was taken by ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital then released after treatment. The truck driver identified as Austin C. Murry stopped at the intersection.

East Street Seventh Cora Burns East Seventh United Ambulance Frederick Memorial Hospital Austin C. Murry Lime Kim Burns

New York Gunman Sentenced in Baltimore Robbery Plot

Joseph Sampson, a New York gunman linked to a 1954 Baltimore robbery planned by Martin J. Yamin, was sentenced to seven years in the House of Correction. Separately, a ninth planet named Fluto was reported discovered at Lowell Observatory on March 13, 1930.

Baltimore Joseph Sampson New York Martin J. Yamin House of Correction Fluto Lowell” Reservatory

Man Killed On U.S. 40 Near Hazerstown

A 72 year old man, Clyde Duvall, was killed when he apparently fell in front of a moving car driven by Florence Ariene Baker, 47, of Myersville on U S 40 about eight miles east of Hazerstown at 6 p m Friday. Baker was released pending conference with the State’s Attorney. Duvall’s address is unknown and police say he had no known relatives. The incident prompted an investigation by State Police Washington County. A second item notes a Dodge four door sedan damaged by fire on U S 40 near Jug Bridge. The fire was blamed on a mechanical flare up around the motor and extinguished by bystanders and firemen. A mention of a new antibiotic plant in Britain and Baker’s statement to the officer about terramycin production appears.

Myersville U. S Hazerstown Florence Ariene Baker J. W. Hardy Washington County Clyde Duvall Allan Martz Utica Jug Bridge U. S. 40 Frederick Telephone Company Matorist

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