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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1956

Page

7

Floods Do Minimum Of Damage Here

Frederick city escaped with light damage from the Carroll Creek flash flood of Saturday. Bridges closed but no washouts. basements flooded at several businesses and homes while emergency pumps worked. Water reached deep levels on West Patrick Street and East Patrick Street. one car washed downstream but driver escaped. City and county reports note muddy Potomac and Monocacy, with overall minimal structural destruction and ongoing cleanup.

Frederick City Carroll Creek Richard G. Range Fort Detrick Bauxgtman Watkins Acres Wisner Street East Patrick Street W. Raymond Walter Working Acres Westbrook Union Manufacturing Company Uniteds Dave Gordon Stephens Printing Establishment Tick-Tok Bar Gill Market Basket Jacobson’s Department Store Abrecht Liquor Store South Market Street Russell Warfield William E. Burall Church Bentz Streets Taffic East Patrick Company South Court Street Jeffersonian Club East Arrow of Comment Pany Con- J Paul Delphey West Patrick Old Barbara Fritchie Candy Establishment Patrick Street Cline Mngany A. and Po Court Street Airport John Turner Weserion Dis Patrick Algut Cal Potomac Gratin Carroll Cour

Wreck injures nineteen on Santa Fe Chief near Carrollton

The Santa Fe San Francisco Chief derailed after striking an iron bar near Carrollton, injuring nineteen of about 200 passengers. Two locomotives overturned, all 13 cars derailed, oil fire extinguished by local firefighters. Hospitals report one critical, others treated. shelter provided at the VFW Hall as rescue efforts continued.

Carrollton Santa Fe San Francisco Nellie Sayre Akron Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars Kansas City A. M. Thrasher Fort Madison Iowa G. M. Miller Marceline George M. M. Sebree Lubbock, Tex Sebree Lubbock

Polio booster shots given at county clinic in Winchester Hall

About 212 anti polio inoculations were administered this morning as the first booster clinic opened. Dr Forbes Burgess says supplies allow booster shots for children and pregnant mothers. next clinic set for August 27 and then each fourth Monday. Dr Karl Jannenbaum assists Burgess at the clinic.

Winchester Hall Forbes H. Burgess Health Department Burgess Karl Jannenbaum

Marine drill instructor faces court martial over fatal night march

Pfc John N Maloof testified at Parris Island that Saye McKeon slapped him for failing to stand at attention before a fatal night march. The Worcester, Massachusetts native led Platoon 71 on April 8 into marshes where six members drowned. The trial entered its second week with three survivors recounting the event.

Parris Island S.C Matthew C. McKeon John N. Maloof Forest Hills N.Y Worcester Mass McKeon Maloof Sgt. McKeon A Hee

Detrick Appreciation Week Planned in Frederick

The Frederick Chamber of Commerce invites civic groups and veterans organizations to join Detrick Appreciation Week from October 15 to 20. A parade on October 18 and a banquet are planned with Detrick personnel and officials from Washington expected. Arch Booth may speak. focus is on honoring military and civilian staff at Fort Detrick.

Frederick Chamber of Commerce Frederick County Farm Bureau Pomona Grange Fort Detrick Joseph F. Rhoderick John J. Hayes Detrick Washington Arch Booth United States Chamber of Commerce

Radford Says U S Has Ample Forces in Pacific

Admiral Arthur W. Radford stated that the United States maintains ample forces in the Pacific to protect the Philippines and other free nations in the region.

Manila Arthur W. Radford United States Pacific

Operation Alert civil defense drill tests nation in mock atomic crisis

The United States conducts a large scale civil defense exercise called Operation Alert 1956 to simulate government in hiding and a nuclear attack. Ten thousand workers shelter at remote sites while a mock price freeze and other emergency steps are tested. Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson says no nation can fully handle a hydrogen bomb and notes the exercise shows progress over last year.

U.S Washington Gome Federal Civil Defense Administration Civil Defense Val Peterson

Steel Talks Resume After Flood Damage Estimates Rise

County road and bridge damage from weekend floods is pegged at about $75 000 with further state road losses around $8 000 while several routes remain closed and repairs planned. Talks to resume in New York aim at a three year contract with industry offering a wage package but no immediate word on a formal proposal.

Tentane Pittsburgh United New York Frederick-in Roger H. Wil”Lard Poffmberger Dan Poole St. Mark's Middle- Town Fiands Thomas G. Mobler State Roads Commission Frederick County Hood Hood's Mill-Barrett Carroll County Cabin Branch Ellicott Road Florence Avondale Howard County Maryland Hood's Mill Montgomery County Steel Industry McDonald's Chicago Lake Michigan Arthur Kirk Besley Adrian Sinciates Coln Park John A Stephens U.S Steel Corp Joseph F. Fin Regan

Health of Eisenhower Dominates 1955 Campaign

The weekend flood of Democratic commentary fixates on President Eisenhower health as a campaign issue. Butler, Louchheim and Adkins all weigh the impact while reports note Eisenhower appeared strong in Panama during a wreath ceremony.

Associated Press Eisenhower Panama SHU Paul Butler Butler U.S Katie Louchheim Democratic National Committee

Ships Collide In Fog Off New York

A cargo passenger ship and a tanker collided in dense fog off New York at 1 10 a m. Both vessels were damaged. One passenger and one seaman on the combination ship were injured. The Fairisle inbound from Tampa Florida carrying citrus fruit and paper transferred passengers and crew to a Coast Guard boat that brought them to port. At least seven passengers were rescued and listed among those aboard the Coast Guard craft. from 2 to 32 crewmen rode in the boat.

New York Tampa Fla Coast Guard

Maryland governor asks state police to assess storm damage

Governor McKeldin directs State Police to survey Maryland for storm damage and identify areas needing state aid for repairs. Health, civil defense and highway officials will focus on affected zones. SRC notes temporary repairs after heavy rains. Normal V. Pritchett cites the weekend storms as the worst since last fall. New Delhi reports Nehru returns from a month of diplomacy to address domestic issues. Early New York stock prices dip slightly.

Baltimore McKeldin Maryland State Roads Commissions Norman V. Pritchett SRC

Five Day Forecast Shows Above Normal Then Cooling

Warm pattern lasts through Wednesday with temperatures above normal then falls to near normal by Saturday. A few showers possible Tuesday and Thursday with scattered thunderstorms late Wednesday into extreme west. Daytime highs range from the 30s in Western Maryland to around 70 in eastern sections. overnight lows near normal.

Mit Maryland

Civil Rights Bill Sent To Senate Amid Hope And Delay

The House passed the civil rights bill though opponents say it faces near-certain defeat in the Senate. Supporters expect political advantage, while Southerners push for adjournment amid urgent relief reports from the India Amara quake area with hundreds missing and officials scrambling to aid victims.

Senate Washington House

Harriman Leads Nevada Delegates at Democratic Convention

An Associated Press poll shows Harriman winning 6 of Nevada's 14 nominating votes at the Democratic National Convention. Stevenson has 4 votes, Symington 2, and Lyndon Johnson half a vote. Remaining 122 delegates were undecided or unavailable. Harriman toured Nebraska urging a beat Eisenhower campaign. Kefauver criticized the Eisenhower administration over western needs and the Hells Canyon dam defeat.

Harriman Nevada Associated Press Stevenson Darkhorse Sen. Symington Missouri Senate Lyndon Johnson Omaha Hatnman Nebraska Eisenhower Hells Canyon Mabe- Qregon Kefauver Algiers Alachia Freoch Remaaata Otiime Siem Enomis Artilery

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