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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1956

Page

8

Cars Ruined By Fire

Three auto accidents were reported by City Police yesterday evening. Two cars were totally burned after a rear collision near U.S. 40 west and Baughman’s Lane. Luther T. Geasey Jr. and James L. Riggs were the drivers, both cars razed, damage about $700 each. Miss Shirley Frenck and Larry Riggs Jr. were treated for shock.

U.S. 40 West Baughman Luther T. Geasey Jr Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital Miss Frenck Geasey Independent Hose Company United Ambulance Benjamin Phebus Nathan Dorsey Riggs Mullin F. Mehring Keymar Steven G. Ellis Berton Ohio Ellis North Market Street Dorsey Seventh Street Bentz Street Charles E. Weller West Patrick Street Austin Mantz New Market Weller Mantz

Parachute Test Fails To Open In Supersonic Launch

A May 25 test at Hurricane Utah saw a dummy and seat fail to deploy parachutes after being launched from a 12,000 foot track, reaching 612 mph. The event showcased Project Smart to observers while the main aim is to improve jet escape systems.

Hurricane Utah Air Force Virgin River Valley Coleman Engineering Co Los Angeles Brattleboro Clayton Smith Jefferson, Md OCS Dairy Holstein-Friesian Association of America

Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup

The listing outlines a May 26 schedule across channels with baseball games, multiple Westerns and feature films, shorts, and varied programs. Highlights include Phillies at home, Senators at Hostons, and films like Stampede, The Hitchhiker, The Lonley Trail, and The Steel Helmet among many.

Miselon Phillies Pitteburgh Stampede Silver Stallion the Collegians Senators Hostons Teen Canteen Bowman Brooke Johns Chemistry Society Future Fliers Club Millonaire Roy Rogers Gabby Hays Bud Sobeldi Ammie Oakley John Douglas Steve Cushin U.S

Farm Home Is Saved by Neighboring Fire Units

Prompt action by Mt. Airy and nearby fire departments saved the Wilbur W. Baker house built in the early 1800s from a blaze in a rear washhouse and roof area. Water shortages and close buildings necessitated mutual aid from Union Bridge New Windsor and New Market. The warehouse was destroyed, but the house sustained only structural and water damage with all crews clearing by 8 10 p m.

Wilbur W. Baker Unionville Mt. Airy Union Bridge New Windsor New Market Ada Pur Lowman

Fire damages Frederia farm during busy broadcast day

Fire at the old George Norris farm near Frederia caused about 7000 to 8000 dollars in damage. Mrs Brandenburg found the blaze behind the chimney of the washhouse as the Bakers, tenants for about 35 years, faced the scene amid a busy schedule of programs and events.

the Christophers Sgt. Preston Peabody Phillies Piburgh Newsom Orioles York Drew Pearson All Star Theater Dr. Spock Zoo Parade Hawkins Pompeii Father American Forum Jerryna Hunt Capt. Gallant E Norton Press He George H. Bender Sanctuary Zoo Herbert Marshall The Blue Lagoon Ed Sullvan Airy Department Baker Frederia Viviannex Mr. Peabody George Norris Arthur Brandenburg

Television Schedule Fragment Shows 1940s era lineups

A scrambled OCR list outlines era programs including Alcoa Hour and What’s My Line with entries such as Hotel Ritant and The Pendulum. It references various shows, sports and news segments like Weather Jay Grayson and News broadcasts, mixing movie titles and ad hoc notes.

Cisco Kid Friend Floka Neus Monte Cristo Corliss Archer Harry Wismer Jim Sampson Chicago Jackie Gleason Perry Como the Nelsons Perkins Lawrence Welk Jimmy Durante Marilyn Maxwell Stock Cares March of Medicine George Gobel Hollywood Ferturama Milt Grant Fim Cox Don Richards Devil Daniel Webster Jas Eee the Cruel Alcoa U.S A Guadalcanal Frankie Laine Russ Ward Senators Bob Wolff Joe McCaffrey Walter Cronkite Paul Hallett Ad_ Wienert Jay Grayson Ray Michael Weather Alien Tro Sporiss Tom “White Featurama Bud Sober Rupert Bill Malone Whalen

Community planners cite volunteers in Potomac plan progress

An Army engineer praised volunteers and officials from Maryland Virginia and Washington for progress on the Potomac River Basin master plan highlighting flood control water needs and pollution abatement. Col Adams and Swensen described key problems and a Cumberland plant project while Swensen discussed a pump and settlement basin to improve water use in the region. Deeds filed show property transfers in New Market and Emmitsburg districts totaling about 21 500.

Spandenburg Maryanail Virginia West Virginia Ed Rimby Mt. Airy Pennsylvania Washington Baker Col. Adams Laud Adams Corps of Engineers Washington District Potomac Cumberland Fairfax County Martinsburg W. Va North Branch Army Clifford Swentomac Isj Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Washington, D.C Col. Ray Adams Swensen Potomac River Jeseph Leibman Atomic Energy Commiss Sion Louie J. Brosius Robert J. Furie Linganore Road New Market District Jessie 5 Martin Ima P. Martin Brookside Dairy Farm, Inc Emmitsburg

Mock Convention At High School Monday

A mock Democratic convention is staged Monday at Frederick High School by seniors in Problems in Democracy. Howard Boyer is keynote speaker as six Democratic candidates and portrayers are Kefauver Daniel Willard Stevenson Donald Dixon Harriman Edgar Main Johnson James DeShazer Symington Jack Molesworth Lauche Randolph Cramer.

Frederick High School Howard Boyer Kefauver Daniel Willard Stevenson Donald Dixon Harriman Edgar Main Johnson James DeShazer Symington Jack Molesworth Lauche Randolph

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