Court holds streets and alleys not public at Braddock Heights
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer ruled in circuit court that the streets and alleys shown on the Braddock Building and Development Company plat along Jefferson Boulevard are not public. He enjoined certain respondents from using them and allowed 90 days for affected landowners to find alternate access, noting hardships for west-side landowners and suggesting a possible new road.
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Braddock Building and Development Company
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity
Cherry Lane
Deer Spring Road
Avicinat
Dudze Schoaule
Maryland Avenue
Attornexts
Atley
Vetien
Ala Sant
Court of Appeals
Robert &. Clapp Jr
Walkerville teen dies in Washington truck collision
Wayne M. Zimmerman 17, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Zimmerman of Walkersville, was fatally injured Saturday afternoon in Washington when a delivery truck he rode in was struck by a car. He was a passenger with Lawrence A. Dorsey of Woodsboro. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 PM from the S C Barton home in Walkersville.
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Wayne M. Zimmerman
Ralph Zimmerman
Walkersville
Washington
Zimmerman
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Woodsboro
S.C. Barton Fabinat
Two Colored Men Sentenced After City Trial Today
Two Rockville men Llewellyn H K Jackson and James Coleman were found guilty of assault and battery on John Holland. Jackson received six months in the Maryland House of Corrections plus 20 days for no license and 10 days for no license after six months. Coleman got 3 days for assault and battery and Holland’s testimony supported the verdict. Additional fines and jail time were imposed for motor vehicle violations and intoxication.
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House of Correction
Frederick County
Edward A. Smith
Llewellyn HK. Jackson
James Coleman
Rockville
John E. Holland
Holland
Robert T. Storer
Coleman
Jackson
Storer
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Smith
Maryland
Troope
Robert C. Shyder
Lester F. Carte
East al Saints Street
Willan
Boone
Carter
Henry B. Shoenfeld
Baltimore
Robert de S. Kirby
Walter JT. Williams
Ord. A. Coble
Burnside
Kirby
Farmers Sign 37 in Soil Bank Plan in Frederick County
Thirty seven Frederick County farmers have signed soil bank contracts totaling 482 acres with a Friday deadline for 1956 plan participation. Final approval rests with a three member County Committee after individual claims are reviewed, with eligibility requiring no planting, grazing, or other use of the land and placement of ground in food conservation. About 333 acres are corn and 149 acres wheat. payments depend on basis set by the office and individual farm circumstances. Committee members include Arno G. Page Liamsville Elmer Hodges Monrovia Jesse M. Burall Monrovia.
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Frederick County
Actally
Royal Office
Congress
Arno G. Page
Liamsville
Elmer Hodges
Jesse M. Burall
Monrovia
Soil Bank
Bent Eemek
Stormy weather brushes Frederick region with scattered showers
A thunderstorm wandered through Frederick County with localized heavy rain and cooler temperatures. Showers hit Walkersville, between Frederick and Union Bridge, and parts near South Mountain, while Thurmont and surrounding areas had light or no rain. Forecasters expected more unsettled weather, mild temps in the 80s, and continued scattered showers. Japanese beetles have surged, causing some defoliation but little crop damage so far.
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Frederick
Weather ‘Bureau
Frederick’ City
Walkersville
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Thurmont
Thurmond
Emmitsburg
South Mountain
Myersville
Potomac Edison Company Sau Omy
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Big Subway Line Crush Amid Fire Damages
Thousands of riders faced a major crush on New York subway lines damaged by water from a weekend fire at the Wanamaker department store. Normal service returned on the BMT line while the Jack-Pot Days promotion offers prizes including a 1956 Plymouth sedan. Merchants supply tickets. stubs serve in-store draws with no purchase required.
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KRW
York
Wanamaker
Servy Frederick
Grand Central
Prises Terminal
23Rd Street
Lexington Avenue
Frederick Champaired
Ber of Commerce
BMT
Plymouth
Baker Park Band
Mandoned
Lower
Carnival Fire Halts Opening Night At New Market
Opening night of the New Market Volunteer Fire Company carnival was interrupted at 8 30 by a blaze at the Charles Summers meat house near Kemptown. Firemen, who left carnival booths, extinguished a small fire in a corner of the building causing slight damage. The family helped confine the flames until help arrived and the carnival resumed after about half an hour. Letters of administration granted in Orphans Court to Naomi M Korfoed of Baltimore for the estate of Frederick Miller. Jury in New York City to act tomorrow in the case of two men accused of making phony ransom calls to the mother of kidnapped Peter Weinsherger.
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New Market
Marshall Miler
Frederick
Naomi M. Korfoed
Baltimore
Westbury
Grand
New York City
Ila
Peter Wein-sherger
19 Hours Cut From Operation Alert Plan Renamed
Washington cuts 19 hours from Operation Alert to fit President Eisenhower schedule. Civil Defense evacuation will move scores of officials to 10 secret hideaways beginning Friday in EDT. Test ends next Wednesday at 4 pm instead of noon. Jury to probe Towson case of former county policeman accused of trying a shakedown of a Pennsylvania truck driver.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Woam
Edt
Towson, Md
Baltimore County Randours
Pennsylvania
Trading Active New York PF and aluminums resume gain
Trading activity picks up in New York as PF and aluminums resume after yesterday's drive. Early trading shows a fairly active market with mixed strength across sectors. Potomac water is clear at Knoxville while Monocacy is cloudy at Frederich, signaling uneven conditions for nearby shipping channels.
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New York
Potomac
Knoxville
Frederich
Arsenic Dust From Paint Plagued Clare Luce in Rome
Time magazine finally disclosed that arsenic dust from ornate ceiling paint sickened Clare Boothe Luce, U S ambassador to Italy, causing anemia nervous fatigue hair loss and brittle nails over years. Symptoms worsened during summers with arsenous fumes and a Naples hospital diagnosis led to a Rome residence cleanup replacing leaded paint to curb exposure.
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New York
Rome
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Time Magazine
Connecticut
Villa Taverna
Love
Ls Nave
Naples
Lace
Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact Secured
Washington reports the House passed a measure to authorize a six state interstate forest fire protection compact. Delaware Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia may form a cooperative to prevent and control fires with mutual aid clauses and shared disability death benefits, with four states already approving the pact.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower Praises Democrats Over Foreign Aid Support
President Eisenhower said thanks for Democratic congressional help on his multibillion dollar foreign aid plan. Senate Republican Leader Knowland and House Republican Leader Martin. They relayed that the president hopes the Senate will approve the full 4.105 billion dollar foreign aid appropriation recommended by the Senate Appropriations Committee during a 90 minute White House meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
Calif
House
Martin Mass
White House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Trials Planned for Poznan Uprising Suspects in VIENNA report
Polish official news agency says 387 people will face trial for the Poznan uprising. About 323 to be tried for armed attacks on public buildings and authorities, 64 for looting during the three day rebellion that began June 38. No trial date or maximum penalties given. Ninth dead were soldiers or police. no women killed. youngest victim a 13 year old boy. Western travelers reported 200 to 1,000 dead and thousands arrested.
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Vienna
Commmunist
Poland
Poznan
Marian Rybicki
PAP
Rybicki
Aqead
Senate Eyes Expanded Benefits In Social Security Bill
Senate Democrats push to add benefits for women and the disabled to the Social Security bill. The chamber, by 62 to 21, restored higher federal grants to states for needy aged blind and disabled, leaving two major roll calls to come this session.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
George
D-Gia
House
Senate Finance
Eisenhower
Sen Long ‘D-La
Circus winds down as Moody and son witness final Bow
Associated Press reporter John Moody and his 21 month old son Jack experienced a rare moment as Ringling Barnum and Bailey closed its tents for the last time ahead of an imminent strike. Jack fed elephants, laughed at monkeys, and asked to ride a horse as the troupe prepared for final performances, marking the end of an era for American circuses amid financial turmoil.
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Associated Press
John Moody
Jack
Moody
Pittsburgh
Jack Moody
Ares Barnum & Bailey Circus
Nore
Frankfurt
Germyn
Norer
Man
Hide Bey
Defense To Get Look At Opinion Poll Parris Island Case
Marine Corps ordered to make a 27000 respondent opinion poll on training methods available to the defense in the McKeon court martial. McKeon, 31, from Worcester Massachusetts, led six marines to drownings last April. Navy and Marine leaders indicate the poll may shed light on McKeon’s actions and past training. The defense seeks access as witnesses consider whether Commandant Gen Randolph McC. Pate should testify.
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Parris Island
S. C
Marine Corps
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Worcester
Mass
Navy
Charles 5. Thomas
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Irving N. Klein
Klein
Charles B. Sevier
Jacksonville
Washington
Randolph McC. Pate
New York City
Pate
Bermans
Maryland ESB leases office space to E B Lee in Silver Spring
Governor McKeldin endorsed a Maryland staffing lease involving E Brooke Lee a Montgomery County real estate figure and Democratic leader who constructed a Silver Spring building for the Department of Employment Security. The ESB had signed a five year lease and a Towson branch site was planned in a building by a firm led by State Senator George W Della. The governor expressed full confidence in ESB officials and board members amid the arrangements.
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Baltimore
Maryland
McKeldin
Baltimore Evening Sun
Department of Employment Security
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Lee
Silver Spring
Robert B. Kimble
Tow
George W. Della D-Balto
Kimble
Renatt
ESB
Charles H. Borcherding Sr
Joseph P. Healy
Amended Bill Is Soon Passed in Washington
The House approved a 2 138 billion military construction bill with provisions removed amid presidential concerns. Chairman Carl Vinson planned to bring the measure up again tomorrow for expected passage, with Senate action needed before adjournment to avoid interrupting armed services plans. Republican senators urged full public disclosure on Eisenhower health, while Democratic critics pressed for renewed medical questioning.
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Washington
House
Carl Vinson
Bricker
Watkins
Stah
Scheeppel
Eisenhower
Democratic Netional Committee
Democratic Digest
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Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Beall, Butler
Owmerrata Agelhat
Delaware Frear
Republicum Scott
Delaware
Williams
Frank Keefer
Kenosha Mills
A. J. Leffeemer
Kenosha Full Fashioned Mille, Inc
Kenosha Wis
Union Manufacturing Company
Sidney Matowitz
G. William Stultzright
Union
Leff
Kenosha
Manowitz
Chicago
Union Manufacturing
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Mrs. Luce
Interstate
Ike
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