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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1957

Page

7

Frederick fire companies hold annual meetings in Frederick

In Frederick on Monday night the United Fire Company and the Junior Fire Company held annual meetings. The United Fire Company reported 16 general alarms and 75 silent alarms in 1956 and elected Richard Hoffman and Lewis D. Shankle as new members. The Juniors elected Robert Wayne Keeney and Robert H. Cramer as new members. Banquet attendance featured state and local officials, with speeches on equipment funding and Brotherhood in Firemanship.

Frederick Junior Fire Company United Steam Fire Engine Company United Fire Company Shankle Rodney L. Shankle Richard Hoffman Lewis D. Shankle Robert Wayne Keeney Robert H. Cramer United Fire Co Uniteds Mebri Hyamsburg Derr United Firemen Burall Frederick City James W. Minter Maryland State Firemen's Association State Firemen’s Association Phillip H. Beard State Association Walkersville Fire Company United Company State Firemen's Association Walter B. Bennett Sykesville Marbury Gates Rockville R. N. Small Jr Boulevard Heights Vincent A. Simmonds Cottage City B. Harrison Shipley Ellicott City United Banquet Harry E. Marsehalk State Firemen Melvin Schwearing Independent Fire Company of Arthur Strine Citizens Truck Company of Frederick Fire Companies William McK Boost John McE Wilson Bermuda Boston Pany W. Bartgis Storm Loyal Workers Bunker Hill General George Johnny Swamper Club Washington The Marshal H. Stockman G. Oscar Rhoads Joseph Walling Harry McMahen Henry Augustus Herwig Sanquet James Marrone Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Francis JB. Sappington Austinm. Fogle Russell H. McCain Richard D. Hamrick Johnson S. B. Steinhaus Jr George A. Smith Jr Kenneth L. Willard Charles E. Heffner Franklin E. White Sr Jack W. Droneburg Gene J. Droneburg Paul A. Despeaux Jimmy R. Willis William H. Hoffman

Senate advances education bills for handicapped children

Delegates pressed three Senate bills on education and social welfare as part of a larger session. One would require the governor to approve at least 250000 annually for handicapped children education and training under six, while another adds handicapped preschool children to the census to aid program administration. Sen Downey noted about 63 percent of such children could join regular schools by the fourth grade with preschool training. A third bill expands the publicity duties of the state personnel commissioner for job openings.

Wilkinson Eastern Shore del. Hanna D-Wicomico Shore House Ways and Means Committee Prince Georges Slator Fie Maryland District of Columbia Senate Zovernor Sen. Downey Washingwai

Hungarian Refugees Arrive After Weather Delay in New York

The transport Haan docked with 1 736 Hungarian refugees in New York three days late due to North Atlantic weather. Among passengers were 279 women and children and 29 infants. Gen. J Lawton Collins welcomed them for President Eisenhower’s aid committee. A 14 year old boy underwent an appendectomy at sea. doctors Leo Szakas and Lt John Rodgers treated him. Istvan Zeban, 15, an orphan, fled Budapest, and Carteret New Jersey pastor Rev Anthony Huber spoke of potential adoptions.

New York Haan North Atlantic J. Lawton Collins Eisenhower Leo J. E. Szakas Bethesda Naval Hospital Hungary Rockville John At Rodgers East Moriches Istvan Zeban Budapest Anthony J. Huber St. Elizabeth’s RC Carteret N. J National Catholic Welfare Council Father Huber Carteret

County Permits Set New Mark in 1956 Frederick County

Frederick County issued permits totaling an estimated 7 277 470 for 1956 with a surge in non residential projects and a high for the county. The year saw 324 housing units at 2 257 950 and adds 3 or more projects, with expansions and religious buildings among the counts and city permits not included.

Frederick County Lam Amar Barrick St.Betan Icjal Alpha-Portand Frederick

Housing and public work totals by month begin August

August totals show housekeeping units 36 costing 122 950 additions 7 740 industrial building 3 6008 Bar rages 10 6150 public utility building 1 10000 total 206 500 September items include housekeeping units 18 110 000 repairs 5 5200 private garages 3 950 public utility 3 2 5 other non residential 27 118 850 total 237 300 October reports housekeeping units 25 141 200 additions 4 3400 garages 12 6400 institutional building 1 10000 total 160 500 November read as ongoing listings of housing and public work charges and counts.

Claims Over 100 Million From Stockholm Andrea Doria Crash

New York January 7 reports show total claims exceeding 100 million dollars from the collision of the Swedish liner Stockholm and the Italian liner Andrea Doria. Up to now about 6 0 0 million in claims against the Stockholm and 45 million against the Andrea Doria have been filed as cases are consolidated in Federal Court.

Ime Andrea Doria New York Stockholm Adrea Doriai Jastii Xantmeket

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