School Board Reviews 1956 Budget and Driver Training Plan
The Frederick County Board of Education met to study a tentative 1956 budget and consider driver training for next year. The meeting showcased a scale model of the proposed junior high on the Frederick High School grounds, with Hopkins and Dennett detailing progress. Leaders discussed radio broadcasts for Education Week, PTA integration queries, and staff changes across several schools.
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Frederick Coumny Board of Education
Church Street
de Leon & Idoine
RT. Weintraub
Citizens Council For
Frederick County
Thomas Eichelberger
AAA
Henry Powell Hopkins
Baltimore
Frederick High School
Devon Dennett
New York
Hopkins
Ewener Fenhagen, Jr
I Hopkins
Frederick
Nelson Strathern
PTA Council
Eugene W. Pruitt
Paul S Wise
Willam C. Powell
Dwight Collinus
Squire
Frederick County Teachers Associaten
Brunswick High School Pta
Stein
Varsland
Collete Park
Javal
Transportason Suneruser
Paul L
Bacavemhe
Date Atccutchson
Walkersime High School
Robert Lommie
Harges
James Milton
Margaret P. Haller
Walkersville
Thiament Tish
Sears
Rupert Strader
West Virginia
Arctic cold wave sweeps Maryland with heavy winds
An Arctic-born cold wave moved east across Maryland with snow flurries and rain as temperatures were expected to fall dramatically. The Weather Bureau in Baltimore warned of a drop from the 50s to the 20s in western Maryland and the 30s in eastern Maryland and Delaware, with small craft warnings along the coast from Block Island to Cape Hatteras.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Delaware
Atlantic
Blocksland
Cape Hatteras
Chesaspeake
Eisenhower Drafts Legislative Program With Taft Hartley Fight
President Eisenhower, regaining strength, plans a legislative program for his party to run on next year. He will confront a Democratic Congress in January with Taft Hartley Amendments among issues. Mitchell says Dwight D. Eisenhower will resubmit the amendments despite expectations of Congress action. The President plans convalescence at Gettysburg and a White House pause before shifting to Gettysburg for Mamie’s 59th birthday, with White House approval pending. He walks the hospital deck and sketches his grandson David’s painting.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
Labor Mitchell
Mitchell
Mitchelli
Gettysburg
White House
Mamie
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Dasid
Falls 105 Feet But Man Lives
Petersburg, Va. construction worker survived a 105 foot fall from a water tower at Rockhil Beach after a steel sheet slipped, suffering fractures to the jaw arm and leg. Hospitalized in Baltimore, he expressed hope to return to work soon as coworkers recall his calm demeanor and his wife and 4 year old son back home.
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Baltimore
Petersburg
Westm Sanh
Baltimore General Hospital
Rockhil Beach
Memorial Service Planned for Judge F Neale Parke
Memorial services for Judge F Neale Parke of Weester a former Court of Appeals member will be held at 3 30 pm before a special meeting of the Court of Appeals in Annapolis Speakers include Chief Judge James Botlan and Judge Edward Delaplaime Frederick along with several colleagues and court officials will respond on behalf of the court at Thurmont High School and a vacancy on the North Frederick School board remains since the first week of school
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F Neale Parke
Weester
Curt of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Annapolis Sieakers
Viernes General
German Sobert
Judie James FC Botlan
Cuca O
Perke
Eugene Waist
Daniel Mc Vurray
Jr Marvin I Anderson
Onn Sistantes
Jude Edward S Delaplaime
Frederick On Roembed
Call of Appeals
Hehalf
Thurmont High
Deat Eus
Wade
North Piederick School
Winter Weather Hits Midwest and Northwest
The Associated Press reports a wintry blast across the midcontinent and Northwest with the season’s first snow. Three inches fell in northern Winds, Chicago saw one to two inches, and police cited five traffic deaths in seven hours due to blowing snow and slick streets. Temperatures plummeted toward zero in northern Midwest areas as readings dropped into the teens.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Chicago
First Snowfall Causes Five Traffic Deaths in Chicago
Chicago logged five traffic fatalities in seven hours during the season’s first snowfall. Snow accumulated 1 to 2 inches in most city areas, with up to 3 inches in some suburbs, as blustery northerly winds and wet conditions stretched from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes region.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Nebraska
Lake Superior
Indiana
Oklahoma
Rockies
Nevada
Montana
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Indianapolis
Michigan
Springfield
Pacific
Northwest States
Washington
Baltimore Democrats Endorse Cash Payment for Probe
Baltimore Democrats on the Legislative Council abandoned a demand to forgo salaries to fund a State Roads Commission probe. A $2,940 set aside for the investigation will be drawn from the council's regular budget, limiting need for additional financing. Six Republicans not involved in the plan.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
State Roads Commission
Cumberland
McKeldin
Council
Baltimore Harbor
Counci
Sesterday
Jawinak
Socral
Emmitsburg Cases Moved To Carroll County
A flawed civil action from Emmitsburg regarding estate and contract disputes has been transferred to Carroll County. The suit involved multiple defendants from Adams County and Swanton area parties, with changes of venue requested and attorneys Sherman J Howrys and Parsons Neoman representing the defense and Edward D. Storm for the plaintiff.
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Tater
Ceara Couny
Dallas Sons ViNat
Kiimitsburg
William Gore- Naw
Carroll
Robert MeNar
Adams County
VieNait
Pula
Avitos
Heino
Dallas
Carroll County
Moten
Sherman J
Howrys Aidt Parsons Neoman
Edward D. Storm
City May Get Snow Flurries This Weekend
A cold air mass moves in bringing chilly weather through Saturday with showers this morning followed by much colder winds tonight and Friday. Temperatures may plunge to freezing by Friday morning with a fair and cold Saturday. snow squalls are possible in the western counties. Yesterday’s high reached 69 degrees.
Seek Six As Kidnapers Of Missing Baby Seek Six As Kidnapers Of Missing Baby
Police sought six suspects, four women and two men, in the kidnapping of 34 month old Stephen Damman after a woman saw him taken from a New York suburb store front with his 7 month old sister Pamela in a carriage. Pamela was found unharmed. volunteers joined the search as Stephen remained missing. The father, Air Force member Jerry Damman, was notified and the mother Antioyn Damman received medical care.
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East Aleadow
N.Y. Oh
Stephen Damman
Pamela
Ayo Mich
New York
Stephen
Alantyn
Air Force Set
Jerry Damman
Muichel Air Force Base
Fraternities warned at Maryland college campus
Fraternities at the University of Maryland were warned that future violations of no drinking laws will trigger drastic penalties. A campus meeting led by Dr Wilson He Etking and dean Geary Fryppley passed a rule banning any alcoholic beverage on campus with enforcement that could close houses. Five fraternities have penalties for rule infractions, including probation and bans on social activities.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Wilson
Geary Fryppley
Eppies
Oule
pPle
Washington
AEC Building Site Plans Outlined In Maryland County
Lions Club invited speaker J A Devry of the Atomic Energy Commission explains the proposed Washington area headquarters to be built near Germantown in Upper Montgomery County. The project may cost about 10 million dollars with a four story fireproof building, parking, a cafeteria, auditorium and other facilities. site work will include roads and landscaping.
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J. A. Devry
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Poolesville
Canthersburg
Loens
Ilis
Germantown
Montgomery County
Derry
AEC
Public Health
Constiution Avenue
Commission
Corps of Engineers
Maryland
Virginia
Washington Monument
Voorhees, Walker, Smith , and Smith
New York Ciy
Mgr
Ima “Haedt Piice
Constracion
Allities
Apot
Warshinton Suburban
Gaithersburg
Aise
Domirson
Montgomery County Council
Jury to decide if Woodward widow must reenact shoting
Nassau County District Attorney says the November grand jury will determine whether Ann Woodward must testify to reenact the shotgun killing of her husband William Woodward Jr at their Oyster Bay home. Police say the couple feared a prowler after a burglary near their property.
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Milonatre Sportarman
William Woodward, Jr
Else Cryder ‘Woodward
New York City
William
James
Ann Crowell Woodward
Mineola
N.Y
Nassau County Dist
Frank A. Gulella
William Woodward Jr
Oyster Bay
Ann
Paul W .Witths
Morths
Witths
Nassau County
Gulotha
Manel
Gulotta
Loyola College installs new president in Baltimore
The year old Loyola College in Baltimore installed Vers Rey Vincent Beatty as president in ceremonies at Evergreen campus. Four honorary degrees were awarded. Beatty is among the youngest to lead a Catholic college. In other items, deeds were filed with the Clerk for property transfers and real estate trades around $38,000 to $27,500.
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Baltimore 2
Levels College
Vers Rey Vincent Francis Beatty
Father Beatty
Eoli Wal
Eld
Lagola
Evergreen
Pork
Santas Prodits Corporation
iMongeges Wales
Walnersville
Dharles
F. Reed
Pally Chuekh
Tower Anan
Wilbur i Cline
Wain Street
Myersville
Molotov unmoved by West pleas at Geneva talks
At a Geneva foreign ministers conference Molotov resisted Western urges to back German unification through free elections. The talks aimed for a broad statement backing unification while preserving four power negotiations on security. Dulles suggested Russian and Western security proposals share similarities, but core dispute remains whether a reunited Germany should be neutral or allied with the West or the East. Molotov showed no sign of yielding, ridiculing the idea of Western security guarantees for a German ally of the West.
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Geneva
Molotov
East Germany
U.S
Dulles
Macnellan
Pinay
Germany
Russia
Surgeon Says Some Hospitals Are Dirty
Boston surgeon Todas told the American College of Surgeons that some hospitals are dirty and not safely clean in operating rooms. He urged hospitals to restore clean, safe conditions in Boston Chicago and Delaware.
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Boston
Todas
Eneum
Cart Wo Waller
Amerecan College of Satients
Mel Waller
Chicago
Delrouw
Walter All
One Student Nurse Dead in Bus Crash Near Charlotte
A 32 injured bus crash north of Charlotte involved an Atlantic Greyhound charter carrying student nurses home from Winston-Salem after a NC NA registers convention. Clara Dean Dillingham of Weaverville died. Injured were rushed to Concord and Charlotte hospitals. conditions described as critical for some.
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Charlotte
N.C
Here
Clara Dean Dillingham
Rte 2
Weaverville
Concord
Atlantic Greyhound
Winston - Salem
North Carolina Naisen Assn
W.A. Nichols
Nichols
Tiley
Juvenile Court Set Friday For Local Delinquency Cases
Juveniles tied to the Weil Bros. garage wreck and other acts in the county are scheduled for Juvenile Court hearings Friday morning. A 17 year old faces waiver petition for criminal court while others aged 14 to 16 are slated for delinquency hearings involving vandalism larceny and disorderly conduct.
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Weil Bros. Garage
Hupaltarn
Robert LeRoy Walters
Weil Bros
William C. Roderick
Molotov Villa Sentry Boxes Removed In Geneva
Geneva police removed two small wooden sentry boxes from the gates of V M Molotov's villa after a complaint that they resembled other structures. The boxes were relocated to a bushy area across the road. Three died in a fiery blaze at Birmingham, Alabama, and New York stocks rose notably in early trading.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Brig
Gusson
Russia
la Suisse
Birmingport
Ala
Birmingham
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