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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
4
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan offers general first aid guidance on removing stingers to avoid injects and desensitization options for allergies. He outlines seborrhea treatment for dandruff and notes limited tanning gains from short sun exposure with sunburn prevention. He affirms saccharin safety and discusses tonsil removal decisions with caveats. The column also mentions weekly reader Q and A and the Pitt diamond story.
Cairo dispatch reports Col. Iamal Abdel Nasser officially proclaimed president after winning 99.9 percent of votes in Egypt's election. Nasser to serve a six year term, having led the Revolution Command Council since 1954. Naguib under house arrest. interior minister Zakaria Mohieddin announced results and a caretaker cabinet will form.
Washington Notebook surveys former leaders seeking Senate seats in 1950. Brannan in Colorado challenges Millikin. Tydings in Maryland targets Butler. McKay in Oregon faces Morse. Barkley’s comeback cited as model while Cooper stays in India. Possible Dewey, Talmadge runs discussed. Lausche and Langlie also seek seats.
Baltimore June 25. The arraignment of Clifford James Altland 35 of York Pa accused kidnapper was postponed until Wednesday. U S attorney Mark A Ferris said the delay was ordered by the court pending further proceedings.
A postponement in a Scranton indictment record arrival delayed the hearing of Aland, charged with kidnapping John N. Barnhart, a 64 year old night watchman near York. FBI reports Altland fled after stealing a police car and truck, drove Barnhart toward Baltimore, and was captured at a bathing beach with $5,000 bail set for US Commissioner Ernest Volkart.
Braddock Heights residents announce their annual lawn fete this summer chaired by Mr. and Mrs. William T. The organizers invite neighbors to join in the event, outlining plans and activities for the community gathering.
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