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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1956
Page
2
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Opinions vary on federal budgeting reforms urged by the Hoover Commission. Proponents argue substantial annual savings are possible, potentially aiding tax reduction, while officials doubt reaching the top estimates. Measures lack action as Congress delays and House committees stall. Time is framed as costly per day in delays.
Britain and the United States cancel their offers to finance Egypt's Aswan Dam project citing Egypt's economic capacity and concerns over armament deals with Czechoslovakia. The decision follows shared factors and aims to adjust funding for the $1.3 billion undertaking.
Baltimore July 18 The Air Force named Col Horace A Hanes ARDC winner of the Mackay Trophy for 1955 honoring a flight that set a world speed record of 827.135 mph in an FJOUU 4pe jet on August 2 1995 He directs flight test and development at ARDCs Flight Test Center California and will receive the award August 15 at Washington Headquarters LS Air Force.
A fortieth wedding anniversary celebration will honor Mr. and Mrs. W Bartgis Storm Street South Market with a buffet supper Saturday evening. Their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William M Moore host the event expected about six guests at the Storm home catered by Charles Stup.
July 20 1936 column notes POLLTRY THEFTS ended when Sheriff Kilmer and Deputy Smith captured a man and a woman after a long crawl to an isolated farm. Hodson Garden Theater ground broken at Hood College. DeWitt T Frey longtime WC secretary dies. various social and travel notes and engagements across Frederick County Maryland with weddings in Maine and Las Vegas and local moves and visits.
The Powell Amendment showdown exposes four Congressional factions over federal funding for schools. Southern Democrats abstain to protect the Amendment, Northern Republicans and Democrats split on federal control, while President Eisenhower faces pressure amid health and leadership questions.
Among The Sick reports include Mr. Holton L. Staley of North Market street who entered Veterans Center in Martinsburg West Virginia on Wednesday. Deputy Sheriff George M. Layman returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after minor surgery. Mrs. Melvin Engle expects to leave Frederick Memorial Hospital over the weekend. Tony Ciaguita, a Brunswick businessman, is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a week as a cardiac patient. Mrs. Bessie Remsburg of Haw Bottom is in Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery Tuesday and is very satisfactory on the second floor room 202. Mrs. Thoma Burkier of Ridgeville underwent an emergency appendectomy Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving.
Miss Elizabeth Ellison daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Ellison and Adamstown and Roy Deyton son of Mrs Nezzie Deyton were married in Greensville District of Columbia in a small ceremony officiated by Judge Guy Gullick Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harvey Deyton brother and sister in law of the groom and bride
Charges of intoxication reappear as the court handles multiple city and traffic cases. Sammy’s record leads to additional jail time. Melvin P. Shank is found guilty of intoxication and fined. several others from Baltimore Cleveland and Paul towns face fines for speeding failing to display licenses and driving infractions. All cited by Trooper John E. Cartee.
In a Magistrate Court hearing, Mrs. Ethel Klipp and Mrs. Ruby La Grave faced assault and battery warrants over a dispute linked to their children. Witnesses described a paint brush incident and a shoe strike, while the judge urged neighbors to live peacefully and keep disputes from involving the kids.
New York Met officials announced labor tensions harming the 1956-57 season have largely been resolved. Key singers' availability remains uncertain as European engagements could affect post dispute casting. The dispute involved Robert Herman and the American Guild of Musical Artists and Local 802 of the AFM.
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