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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1955

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7

Air Force Academy Dedicated in Colorado Springs

The US Air Force Academy was dedicated at Lowry Air Force Base Denver by Secretary Harold E. Talbott with Gen. Nathan F. Twining in attendance. cadets numbered 306 as the first class. ceremony featured military honors and remarks on air power leadership. The academy will relocate to Colorado Springs in about two years.

Denver US Air Force Academy Air Force Harold E. Talbott Lowry Air Force Base Talbott U. S. Air Force Nis Lowry Colorado Springs Nathan F. Twining West Point Annapolis America United States Hubert R. Harmon U. S Naval U.S. Air Force Valmore William Bourque Sam &J South Hadley Falls Mass Academy Lee Roy Dorey Henrico County Zachary Anderson Coles Jr Deer Park Drive Nashville Tenn

Mixed Armistice Commission censures Egypt over May 30 shelling

In Gaza Egypt on July 11 the Mixed Armistice Commission censured Egypt for opening artillery fire on an Israeli outpost on May 30. The action underscores ongoing tensions in the region and the ICC's role in monitoring ceasefire violations.

Gaza Egypt The Mixed Armistice Commission

Dixon-Yates Contract Abandoned by President

President Eisenhower canceled the Dixon-Yates contract after Memphis Mayor Frank Tobey pledged a city plant to supply power locally. Democrats in Congress hailed the move as a victory while Senators condemned it as a surrender. Brownell announced the action at the White House following Tobey’s meeting with Eisenhower. Kefauver criticized the deal as harmful to the public power system and the 1956 political climate framed the fight as between public and private power interests.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Sen Gore Sen. Lehman Eisenhow Sen. O'Mahoney Congress Dixon-Yates Memphis Frank Tobey Aly Brownell White House Tobey Askedenhower Kefauver D-Tenn Dixon- Yates Tennessee Valley Authority Atomic Energy Commission West Memphis Ark TVA AEC Soto Eye Nounced Dixon-Yat Power Edgar HH. Dixon Uniity Group

Dixon-Yates power fight and city option discussed

Government engineers question the Dixon Yates plant and Memphis power absorption. Eisenhower favors Memphis city construction as an alternative to TVA plant. Dixon, Harris, and White House aides discuss potential settlements and costs to the government. The report also notes a separate fatal shooting involving Bishop and Faith, with psychiatric notes on the attacker. TE light news items include a Baker Park service update and a note on a fossil megatherium.

18 Years For Slaying Sister's Sweetheart

Clyde W. Bishop a 47 year old Han cock man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for killing his sister's sweetheart last December Judge D Kenneth McLaughlin called the murder without a motive Washington County State's Attorney Tom Kaylor said he found no reason for the killing Bishop reportedly was loaded with a gallon of wine during the incident

Hagerstown Clyde W. Bishop Hancock D. Kenneth McLaughlin Washington County State Tom Kaylor Bishop

Free ten day trial offer for Acousticon hearing aids

A personal advertisement promises a free ten day home trial of Acousticon transistor hearing aids with a money back guarantee and a free office examination. It claims Acousticons provide the utmost help for the hard of hearing and urges proof of benefits during the trial period.

Amity declared between FBI and Maryland State Police

Gov McKeldin announced a new amity between the FBI and Maryland State Police after a meeting with Col Elmer Munshower D K Brown and Louis Nichols. Officials pledged cooperation to improve enforcement efficiency and crime detection while forgetting past grievances. The feud began June 1 with disputes over use of the FBI laboratory in Washington.

Baltimore MecKeldin FBI Maryland Elmer Munshower D. K. Brown Louis B. Nichols FHI Washington McKeldin Col Munshower

Clark Gable Weds Kay Spreckels in Civil Ceremony

Clark Gable and Kay Williams Spreckels, actress and former wife of Adolph B. Spreckels II, were married today by a justice in Minden. The pairing, confirmed by local notices, marks a noted union between film legend and socialite.

Walter Fischer Gable Miss Williams Alarim de Aléaga Unzue Spreckels Josephine Dillon Ria Langham Carole Lombard Miss Lombard Sylvia Hawkes Ashley Fairbanks Asia Minden Clark Gable Kay Wiliams Spreckels Adolph B. Spreckels II Justice

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