Brunswick 2 Playgrounds Open July 9 for Summer Season
The Brunswick area announces a summer event featuring a four song ground circus starting Monday July 9 1956. The promotion includes a special carrier offer valued at $3.58 for subscriptions lasting several months and a yearly rate around $30.08. The News of Frederick Maryland reports the local entertainment headline with community members invited to attend.
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the News
Frederick
Brunswick
San Carrier
New Approach Fair and summer playground at City Park
The Brunswick Recreation Commission sponsors a city playground program for children aged four and up in Brunswick and surrounding areas. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. leaders provide crafts dramatics folk dancing athletics and singing. The schedule includes a Monday start with story time and crafts and ongoing activities through the week with weather forecasts guiding whether play occurs. A bus trip to Mount Vernon for class members followed an annual dinner at Coblentz Mountain House.
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City Park
Baptist Educational
Pythiat Hall
Brunswick Recreation Commission
Brunswick
American Meteorological
Knebrakc
Ache Hie
Ernestine Phillips
Park
Ists Connor
Lazy Koopengardner
Virginia Snoots
Marguerite Jones
Colof
Florence Traver ¢Lass
Ored Playground
William Banner
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Pythian Hall
Mary Jo Rouda
Mt. Vernon
Kousch
Harry Garvin
Hatchet Tea House
Curtis-Lee Mansion
Arlington National Cemetery
Coblents Mountain House
Coo
Braddock Heights
Frederick
James F. Murwas
C. F. Jas
Iphy
East Patrick Street
Ruth
Helen
Beane
Biggs Avenue
Thoranagle
Halstead
Fort Detrick
Hallie Feathers
Janice Prnene Harvey
Carroll Parkway
Keatings
Wn N
Harshe
Tor
Ee North
Bingo Maurice
Forty Seven Drivers Licensed in State Drive Tests
Forty seven persons passed drivers tests Thursday conducted by State Police Vehicle Inspectors at the State Armory. The list includes numerous residents from towns like Sharpsburg, Myersville, Walkersville, Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Brunswick, and Knoxville among others with addresses on West Patrick street East Fifth Street and various rural routes.
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State Armare
Dickerson
Gladys A. Holston
Garthersburg
Doris J.flax
Emmitsburg
Hazel V. de Lauter
Thurmont
Doris ¥. Crum
Walkersville
Ernest 5. Thompson
Brunswick
Shirley C. Haller
Thelma L. Key
Libertytown
Anna H. Haifleigh
Keymar
David L. Myers
Knoxville
Doris W. Beall
Poolesville
Donlaid K Fogle
New Midway
Joseph Co. Detrow
Boonsboro
Elmer L. Lewis
Charles T. Donnelly
Robert J.naylor
Albert A. Makcolin
Clear Spring
Albert C. Thompson
Dolores E. Kipe
Richard L. Baker
Patricia L. Wilt
Adamsltown
Elizabeth J. Hoffman
British Commonwealth to Admit Red China to UN Seen as Mistake
Today in World Affairs warns that the British Commonwealth push to admit Communist China to the UN risks fueling American hostility and jeopardizing allied coalitions. The piece argues US withdrawal pressure could rise if China joins the Security Council, and laments perceived appeasement.
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David Lawrence Washington
America
Europe
London
China
India
Ceylon
Pakistan
United States
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Red China
British Commonwealth
Korea
Congress
Asia
Security Council
American Congress
Commonwealth of Nations
New York
Tribune
Braddock Heights Fete and Welcome Wagon Plans
Society notes describe the Braddock Heights lawn fete set for July 19 at 5 PM with dinner at 6 to benefit the town playground. The Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club outlines its September 5 card party and fashion show to aid Frederick Memorial Hospital and the C Burr Artz Library, with numerous chairmen named and a July 18 planning meeting.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Lawn
William Z. Dela
Chidren
Benet
Welcome Wagen
Welcome Wagon Newcomer’s Club
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Burr Artz Library
Ralph C. Fish
W. C. Patnck
William Brosius
Everett E. Champlin
William Fr.Davis
R. Grassello
Roger A. Beane
Richard Clendenin
Arthur Schuettinger
Henry Townend
Herbert S. Quint
Dewey Dykstra
Howard Ash
C L. Claypool
Dell Sha
Iran Abelow
D. R. Rodbrick
W. S. Underwood
Grant DeShazer
Albert L
Fernelius
Frank Castle
Brest Kolsrnd
Harold P. Feldman
Elmer Ebler
Carl Wright
Kenneth Schramm
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns
At a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen the offer of Mr Douglass H Hargett to sell 10 front feet of his property on East Church Street and along Chapel Alley for 1250 was accepted to widen the alley. At the monthly House of Correction meeting Assistant Superintendent Luther C Derr was authorized to act as superintendent until the next meeting. He would fill the vacancy created by Supt Jesse Moore's death, with a talk favoring Derr as regular superintendent. Others establish a Braddock Heights camp for the remainder of the summer. Paul C Whipp former Middletown High principal, Harry J Kefauver Frederick teacher, and Oscar B Fogle of Kduuswaivs plan a Europe trip. Kolb Bros North Market Street install an electric machine to grind hamburg steak and sausage.
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Otter
Douglass H. Hargett
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
House of Correction
Luther C. Derr
Frederick County
Jesse Moore
Derr
Solomon D. Hedges
Robert E. Delaplaine
Ward C. Haffner
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
A.A. Radcliff
Frank Heck
C. W. Wilhide
Braddock Heights
Paul C. Whipp
Middletown High School
Harry J. Kefauver
Frederick
Oscar B. Fogle
Kduuswaivs Wall Ke & Bone Meer
Europe
Messrs. Kolb Bros
North Market Street
Navy Officer Promoted as Explosives Rattle City Fourth
Lieut. Commander Allen G. Quynn USN is promoted to commander per Navy Department. City officials ignore warnings as heavy explosives detonate at random across town during the Fourth. An airplane from Frederick airport made an emergency landing on a nearby farm. crew escaped major injuries. Over 5,000 attended Fourth of July motorcycle races and fireworks at Baker Park amid large crowds and patriotic displays.
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Allen G. Quynn
USN
Navy Department
Ftead
Market
Washington
Barremly
Fredenck
Harry Free
Petrati
Baker Park
Asmeni
Soviet Spy Hunt In Washington Reported By Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News reports FBI and military intelligence agents hunt the source of U S military secrets Bubchikov the expelled Soviet diplomat and former assistant military attaché at the Soviet Embassy in Washington allegedly obtained. State Department notified June 14 his activities incompatible with his stay and he left ten days later.
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Chicago
Washington
Chicago Daily News
Edvin A. Labey
Daily News
FBI
Pentagon
Ivan A. Bubchikov
State Department
Bubchikov
U. S
Lahey
Bubcchikov
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard E Grimes of Thurmont announce the birth of their second daughter on Monday. Mr and Mrs Sonny Hargrove of Burkittsville announce the birth of their first child, a son named Michael Brent, on Tuesday. Mrs Hargrove is formerly Frances Hol of Burkittsville.
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Howard J. Stup
Adamstown
Helen Joan
Kenneth Hamilton Powell
Alton D. Powell
Lewistown
Evangelical and Reformed
Frederick
Richard E. Grimes
Thurmont
Sonny Hargrove
Burkittaville
Michael Brent
Tuesdas
Hartrove
Frances Holand
Melvin Fout
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Misser
East Fifth Street
Howard Dinterman
Rocky Springs
Downgrade And Upsurge In Soviet Propaganda
Pravda in London and Moscow radio dispute Western allegations over the Stalin personality cult. Pravda claims the cult’s elimination signals strength and heralds new Communist gains, saying Western slander masks past excesses. It asserts the struggle confirms the party’s power in the Soviet Union.
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London
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Soviet Union
How They Voted on School Construction Amendments
House votes 225 to 192 adopting Powell anti segregation amendment to federal school construction bill with Democrats Fallon Friedel Garmatz for and Abbott Bailey Bass Burnside Byrd Cooper Davis Evins Frazier Gary Hardy Harrison Jennings Kee Lankford McDowell Mollohan Murray Priest Robeson Smith Staggers Tuck against. Republicans Baker Browhill Devereux Hyde Miller Poff Reece voted against. A separate vote defeated a bill for federal aid with similar party splits among Democrats and Republicans.
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House
Powell
Fallon
Friedel and Garmatz
Maryland
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Bailey
W. Va
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Cooper
Davis
Evins
Frazier
Gary
Hardy
Harrison
Jennings
Kee
Lankford
McDowell
Del
MoKiohan
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Robeson
Smith
Staggers
Tuck
Baker
Broyhill
Devereux
Hyde
Miller
Poff
Reece
Burn
Friedel
Garmatt
Det
Mollohan
Tenon
Exins
Priest
Browhill
Frank A. Knight Dies Of Hemorrhage
Frank A. Knight 48 longtime Charleston Gazette managing editor died of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was stricken at home about 7 20 a m and died at St Francis Hospital at 10 20 a m He had led Associated Press and editors groups and served in national promotion roles. His wife Mrs Knight was with him at the time of death.
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Charleston
W. Va
Frank A. Knight
Charleston Gazette
Knight
St., Francis Hospital
Associated Press
Assn
Most White Lightning Is Made In Flatlands
Figures released by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit show Maryland moonshine activity is highest in the flat southern counties of Charles and St Marys, while it has dwindled in the northeastern counties and remained low in Western Maryland mountains. The report notes mountain folk are not the primary producers as stereotype suggests.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
U.S. Treasury Dept
Charles
St. Marys
U S Reexamines Egypt Dam Aid Offer
The United States will reexamine its $1.3 billion loan grant proposal to Egypt for the Aswan Dam amid concerns over Premier Nasser's pro Soviet stance. Foreign aid grants earmarked for the project have been reallocated to other higher priority programs.
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Washington
United States
Egypt
Nile River
State Department
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan Dam
Local Hospital Patient Updates and Injuries
A round of brief hospital notes lists patients and surgeries across multiple Baltimore Frederick Urbana and Middletown addresses. Entries include infant Alice Elliott Shirey at University Hospital Baltimore after two weeks, Seaman Reginald Winpigler moved to Bethesda Naval Hospital from Quantico, and Frank W. Cole recovering after major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Several others are noted for heart surgery, observation, tonsil removal, or unspecified procedures with updates on recovery and transfers.
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Alice Elliott Shirey
William N. Shirey
Fairview Avenue
University Hospital
Baltimore
Reginald Winpigler
Lawrence Winpigler
Valley Street
Quantico Naval Hospital
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Quantico
Bethesda Hospital
Frank W. Cole
Biggs Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. C. Kintz
West Third Street
Catherine Obitts
Hagerstown
University Hospital, Baltamore
Obitts
Mary Tracey
South Carroll Street
Harry K. Shaffer
Dillagegue
University Hospital, Baltimore
Glenda Fink
Glenn Fink
Middletown
Carroll L. Harbaugh
Pearl Street
John R. Kail
Center ‘Street
T the
United Ambulance
South Jefferson Street
Harry H. Harshman
Mt. Airy
Maryland General Hospital
Alice Kaledas
Charles Kaledas
Arthur Ridgely
East Fifth Street
Bassick Court
Stratford
Conn
Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport
Harry R Sullions
Urbana
He Frederick Memorial Hepita
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