British And French Defy Soviet Vote Cast Here Today
President election coverage from Frederick county noting early turnout in seven downtown precincts, comparison with 1952 figures, and anticipated totals. Reports describe strong machine voting at the Armory, with residents pleased by setup and a weather-favored turnout.
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Frederick County
Frank Keller
Armory
State Armory
Huey
Maryland Voters Go To Polls In 1956 Presidential Election
Marylanders began voting at dawn in the 1956 election with 1,185,104 eligible in Baltimore City casting ballots as polls opened and 1,289 polling places statewide ready for a turnout forecast fueled by fair weather and national campaigns. Incumbents sought reelection in seven congressional districts and a U S Senate race pitted John Marshall Blivler against George P Mahoney while local bond issues and liquor laws in Garrett County also appeared on ballots.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Nets Cole
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E.stevenson
Thomas E. Dewey
Maryland
Marty Truman
Hungary
Middle East
Maranders
U. S
Senate
John Marshalls Bivler
George P. Mahoney
Court of Appeals
Garrett County
Eisenhower
John Grason Turnbull
Marland
Stevenson
Mahoney
Latal
J. Glenn Beall
Edward T. Miller
Hamilton P. Fox Jr
James P Os Devereux
A. Gordon Boone
Edward A Garmatz
Harry Kemper
George, H. Fallon
George J. Hubbard
Richard E. Lankford
William B. Prendergast
DeWitt 8. Hyde
John R. Foley
Samuel N. Friedel
Unexpectedly Heavy Early Voting Shapes Election Day
Early balloting across the United States shows turnout exceeding 1952 pace as voters line up to choose between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson. President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower vote in Gettysburg, while Herbert Hoover participates in New York. Local results include Stevenson carrying Hart's Location, New Hampshire, and Leavenworth, Kansas precincts reporting strong Eisenhower totals.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Egypt
Hungary
Miami
Fla
Herbert Hoover
New York City
Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Stevenson
Hart
New Hampshire
Pointe Aux Barques
Mich
Kansas
Leavenworth
SRC To Open Bids For By-Pass Project In Frederick Area
The State Roads Commission invites bids until November 27 for the Frederick by-pass east to south through traffic routing and U S 40 and 240 dualization. The plan includes railroad relocation, service roads, and bridges connecting with the Washington National Pike. Completion targeted for late 1957.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
East Patrick Street
S. 5
Wash‘sington National Pike
U. S. 40
Jon West Patrick Street
East Io
Eisenhower
Stevenson
U. S. 240
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Superior Dairy
East South Street
Shaw Road
Franklin Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
South Street
Grove Block
T. Edgie Russell
Evergreen Point
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Patrick Street
Russell
Comuacl
Wiht
Capek EU
Eisenhower Sweeps Pointe Aux Barques Ballot
In Pointe Aux Barques mid day voting President Eisenhower captured all 15 votes. Detroit mayor Albert E. Coho led GOP gubernatorial hopefuls with 12, G Mennen Williams 3 for a fifth term. In the 7th District race Robert I. McInvwash 10, Ira D. McCoy 5. Nine absentees noted. Also vote to merge Selby Shoe Co with Rockwood and Co. of Dover, Del. confirmed by shareholders in Portsmouth Ohio.
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Pointe Aux Barques
Mid
Eisenhower
Albert E. Coho
Detroit
G. Mennen Williams
Robert I. McInvwash
Ira D. McCoy
Fasenhower
Portsmouth
Ohio
Selby Shoe Co
Rockwood and Co
Dover
Del
Visitation Evangelism Planned by County Churches
Plans for a January visitation evangelism outreach in the Urbana area were laid by the County Council of Churches at Calvary Methodist. Rev. William C. Harpold was named chairman. Dr. Harold H. McConnett of the National Council of Churches will assist the project the week of January 27. The effort targets unchurched residents in Urbana and surrounding counties, aiming to connect them with a church of their choice.
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LA Rea Ekerick County
Visitation
Harold H. McConnett
Counci
Paul Fogle
Board of Education
Dr. White
Harpold
Visitation Evangelism Committee
Melvin T Tabler
Boyer
Howard J. McCarney
Middletown
G Frank Smith
Leo F. Ifert
Claude Bo Abel Aia Re
Early NH returns show Eisenhower leads by 255
Manchester and two other New Hampshire towns report results early in the 1956 election with Eisenhower holding a 255 vote edge over Stevenson. Hart's Location errs Stevenson slight, Waterville votes for Eisenhower, Ellsworth backs Eisenhower, towns previously favored Eisenhower in 1952.
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Manchester
Eab
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
New Hampshire
Hart
Stevenson
Taz Waterville
Saudi Troops Move Into Jordan in Support of Egypt
India announced today Saudi Arabian troops have entered Jordan to back Egypt. The report notes Saudi Arabia borders Jordan and sits at the heart of American oil interests in the Middle East. Earlier reports mentioned Iraqi and Syrian troops in Jordan, but no indication of a broader attack on Israel to aid Egypt.
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Brirat
Lebanon
Cairo
India
Jordan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Iraq
Syne
Israel
State Department warns USSR over Austrian sovereignty stance
The United States denounces Soviet charges that Americans in Austria supported the Hungarian revolt as grossly false. The State Department warns Moscow against retaliation toward Austria and defends Austria's territorial integrity while rejecting Soviet justification of its actions in Hungary.
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Wasisgton Wy
Austria
State Department
United Nations
United States
Lincoln White
A. A. Sobolev
Hungary
Russia
October frost and rainfall shift mark late month weather
October brought a few light frosts and below normal temperatures in spots while precipitation rose above normal with 3.44 inches total. The airport observer cites notable early frosts that damaged vegetation, a cool first quarter, and a hung month overall. ten month totals show a 1.1 inch surplus driven by July rains. Government offices and schools observed a holiday.
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Hain
Haan
Airport Observer
Court House
Evacuees Plane Crash in Blackwater Kills Seven
A chartered airliner bringing British wives and children home from the Middle East crashed in a woodland near Blackwater England. Seven of the eight aboard were killed and about 40 injured as rescuers pulled survivors from the flaming wreckage. The War Office chartered plane had seats facing the tar but that did not prevent loss of life.
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Blackwater
England
Middle East
British War Office
City collision damages estimated at 70 dollars
Police report a 4:45 p m collision on East Seventh street 200 feet west of East street involving a Baltimore sedan driven by Edward M Hahn and an eastbound car driven by Calvin L Lockard. Each car sustained about 35 dollars in damage. no charges were filed.
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East Seventh Street
East Street
Serat
Denver
Edward M. Hahn
Baltimore
Seventh Street
Calvin L. Lockard
East Fourth Street
Rebels Defy For Talks As Kremlin Presses On
Unconquered rebels in Hungary resist Soviet demands with defiant rhetoric while Moscow vows to annihilate holdouts. Western protests rise as Britain and France deploy ground forces to Egypt, including Port Said, to back parachute units in the canal area. Switzer lands a possible summit to avert a world war.
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Vienna
Hungary
Kremlin
Budapest
Meczek
Russia
West Germany
London
Achhead
Port Said
Egypt
Cyprus
Port Fuad
Camal
Suez Canal
Middle East
Switzerland
India
Britain
France
Canal
1-H Winners To Be Named at Achievement Night
1-H winners will be named at Frederick High School during Achievement Night with county and state winners announced. 4-H International Farm Youth Exchange hosts receive special awards, with Beatrice Fehr and Robert Stansfield in charge. Holmes Baker and Allen Moore lead county 4-H activities as guests include Mrs. Charlotte Conaway and other leaders.
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Frederick High School
Her
International Farm Youth Exchange
Beatrice Fehr
Robert Stansfield
Kenneth Shiffiett
Chicago
Holmes Baker
Unionville
Allen Moore
New Market
Donald Easterday
Middletown
Charlotte Conaway
A &H
Caient Toa Hay
Clyde Bohn
Paul Spurrier
Bill Remsberg
Alice Holter
Mary Helen Locke
Pats Moore
Dolly Lawson Staley
Byron Grossaickle
Deer Omiin
John Stiles
Cease Fire Sought as Britain and France Agree to Truce
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said Britain and France agreed to a cease fire effective 7 p m EST tonight following a news conference. Egypt and Israel had previously accepted a cease fire after renewed fighting and French and British troops moved toward Port Said amid air raids and civilian casualties. Queen Elizabeth II urged world cooperation in seeking a just settlement as Parliament opened a new section.
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United Nations
N. Y
W— U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Hammarskjold
Egypt
Israel
Port Fuad
Canal
Port Said
French Defense Ministry
Cairo
Moscow
Soviet Union
Defense Ministry
Eden
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