Russia Orders Americans Out In Tit-for-Tat Move
Moscow expelled two American assistant military attaches Maj. Hubert E. Tansey and Capt. Charles W. Stockell asserting their activities were incompatible with their status. The United States said no departure time was set and noted prior expulsions amid broader Cold War exchanges.
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Charles W. Stockell
Jacksonville
Fla
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Yuri P. Krelov
Washington
Charles Bohlen
Soviet Union
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Stockell
West
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Frederick Private Powers Honored by American Legion
Robert E Powers, a 21 year old graduate of Frederick High School who joined the Army Reserve May 2 1956, was named best private of the year in the 797th Engineers Reserve Company. He received the award from William H S Miller at All Saints Street Armory with Captain Herman B Hopkins and other officers present. Powers served at Fort Knox Kentucky and returned to Frederick to work as an accountant at American Optics Company. He plans to stay in the Reserves and is active in local auto groups.
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American Legion
Engineers
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick Pin
Robert E. Powers
All Saints Street
H. Q. Miller
Jocal American Legion
Powers
Herman B
Clarence Powers
Wilson Place
Ox Fibre Brush Company
New American Optics Company
Frederick
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Frederick Road
Three Car Crash at Busy Dover Intersection
A three car collision occurred at the South Jefferson and West South Street intersection in Dover on Wednesday at 5 25 pm. One person injured. James Satterfield Jr 47 of Dover drove a car that collided with Sam Scheier 59 of Baltimore in a 1951 Cadillac driven by Warren Leo Schooler of Baltimore. Police say Satterfield was northbound and speeding, unable to stop at the light. Officer Norman Trump investigated.
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Jefferson
West South Streets
Oelock
James Satterfield Jr
Bradford Street
Dover
Del
Sam Scheier
Towanda Avenue
Baltimore
Scheier
Cadillac
Warreny
Leo Schooler
Wasena ‘Avenue
Norman Trump
Schooler
Automobile Crash Report and Energy News Summary
Police report a rear end collision near Baltimore involving Scheier Schoeler and Satterfield cars. Passenger David Shapero was treated for chest pains and released. Damage estimated at 110 dollars total. Satterfield charged with reckless driving. TVA reports 55 billion kWh sold in 1956 for 266 million dollars, up 19 million from 1955. Spaak to travel to Washington in February to align US Belgium nuclear energy pact with European pool plans.
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Brussels
Paul-Henri Spaak
Washington
U. S-Belgium
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