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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1956
Page
10
Fort Detrick reports new civilian employees and continued 10 percent participation in the United Welfare Fund Drive toward a 12 000 goal. The post lists separations, transfers, and overseas Christmas mailing guidance, plus community plays and club notices. Fort Detrick welcomes Captain Amos Johnson and several new officers, and notes hospital stays, vacations, and holiday observances.
A revised drawing for the proposed S P Super Market at the West South Street and West Patrick Street intersection was sent to City Engineer W R Walter by Charles R Scrivener Company Inc. The plan lists a total area of 81 366 square feet, with 18 900 square feet for the store and 62 606 square feet for parking housing 137 cars. The building features a structural steel base, concrete footing and walls, a 6 000 square foot foundation, and a shopping area floor rated for 125 pounds per square foot.
President Eisenhower ordered admission of up to 5000 Hungarian refugees through the Refugee Relief Act. Deputy administrator Pierce J. Gerity said the action is underway with refugees currently in Austria. He cited humanitarian aims and the free world’s obligation to alleviate suffering.
Refugees flee Hungary as Eisenhower pledges rapid processing up to 5000 cases with aid from agencies and governments. Fort Detrick announces Pvt Lee Eckard stationed there. Public sale of household goods in Frederick City lists items from Frigidaire to piano rolls. Executor's sale of a two story brick dwelling in Frederick City follows a will dated 1828. Guilty plea by part time minister Alton Bennett regarding a bank embezzlement case in Morgantown.
Seven lean president Syngman Rhee of Armistice Commission and planning an invasion with aims to seize territories, a session of the Korean violation is expected to charge territories.
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