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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1956

Page

16

Toll Bridges Paving State Toll Revenue Growth in Maryland

Maryland officials say three toll bridges and a harbor tunnel will push annual toll income to about 120 million dollars and help erase a 180 million bond much earlier. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Susquehanna and Potomac River spans have carried millions of vehicles since 1940 with Bay Bridge nearing 7.39 million crossings in under four years.

Baltimore Maryland Louis J. O'Donnel State Road Commission Carl L. Wannen SRC Chesapeake Bay Bridge Susquehanna River Bridge Potomac Rive Bridge Baltimore Harbor Tunnel Bay Bridge Susquehanna Bridge Susquehanna Span Potomac River

US Not Behind Reds in Arms Says Furnas

Washington March 25 Dr C C Furnas assistant secretary of defense for research and development says the United States is not behind the Russians in military power but the Soviet Union is closing the gap He sees no absolute security and warns complacency could make the situation perilous He states the US is ahead in many missile programs but Russia aims to catch up in others Also notes no lag when considering the whole program

Washington United States C. C. Furnas Defense University of Buffalo Furnas

Aim for July adjournment figures in Congress debate

House leaders quietly plan an early July adjournment to avoid late political controversies. Speaker Rayburn expects July 1 adjournment while Senate leaders and rival Maton favor July 13 as a compromise. Controversies include foreign aid farm legislation and highway bills with school construction aid stalled by a racial integration amendment dispute. Easter recess ends April 9, with farm bill compromise expected by mid April and broader legislation likely to move then.

Awaysnis House Congress Senate House Maton Sansauiusells Washington Rayburn TAN Aieuk Oeronal

Hagerstown Pastor F. Berry Plummer to Resign from P EUB Church

The Rev. Dr. F. Berry Plummer, longtime pastor of St. Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church in Hagerstown, announced plans to leave active ministry at the next Pennsylvania Conference meeting. He has served 35 years in Hagerstown and previously led churches in Myersville Baltimore Carlisle and Shippensburg. He is a former Kiwanis district governor and active in Masonic work.

Hagerstown F. Berry Plummer St. Pauls Shippensburg Plummer Kiwanis International Pennsylvania Conference

Nationals Edge 76 75 to Take Eastern Series Lead

Syracuse Nationals defeat Philadelphia 76 75 to break a 75 all tie and take a 2 1 lead in the best of five playoff series. Neil Johnston scored 43 for Syracuse, the alltime high on the Syracuse court, as the Nats pull away after the decisive stretch. The next game will be in Philadelphia Tuesday with game four at Syracuse Wednesday night.

Syracuse Syracuse Nationals Maryland State Philadelphia Tae & Nwtue Prust Neil Johnston Nats

Pope Pius XI blesses Palm Sunday palms at St Peter's

Pope Pius XI blessed more than 5.00 palm branches at St Peter's today opening Holy Week observances. He received palms from Msgr Canisio Van Lierde, a Belgian pontifical envoy, as worshippers sold palm patterns in the square. In Rome Lebanese aid included 2,500 blankets for Lebanon earthquake victims, an iron lung for Buenos Aires, and canned meat for Hungarian flood victims.

Grims Vatican Maren Pope Pius AI 1. Peter's Msgr Canisio van Lierde Vatican City St. Peter's Square Rome Cross Sérratinns Vietims Epamine Buenos

Actor Robert Newton Dies in Beverly Hills at 90

British actor Robert Newton died at his Beverly Hills home at age 90 from a heart attack. Newton was a veteran film and television star known to American audiences for his long career and screen appearances.

Beverly Hills Calif Robert Newton Newton

Young men invited for six months active duty in Army Reserve

Local Army Reserve Center at 101 East All Saints Street Frederick Maryland invites males aged 17 to 18 to enlist for six months of active duty. For full details visit or call the Army Reserve Center or Monument 3-9191.

U. S. Army Reserve U. S. Army Reserve Center East All Saints Street Frederick Maryland

Actor with Long John Silver dies after illness surprise

The actor famed for Long John Silver and later focus on Treasure Island died at his bedside after a heart ailment. He had been with his fourth wife Vera Budnick Newton, a Dorset native, since their marriage in 1952. They had lived here for six years.

Long John Silver Treasure Island Hollywood Long John Sir Robert Louis Stevenson Newton Shafesbury Vera Budnick Dorset England

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