Aerojet Buys Ordnance Engineering and Uni-Science
Aerojet-General Corporation of Azusa and Sacramento has purchased all outstanding stock of the Ordnance Engineering Corporation and Uni-Science, Inc. of Frederick. The deal, announced by Dr John V. Atanasoff, will place Frederick operations under Aerojet’s guidance with expansion plans and continued local management.
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Aerojet-General Corporation
Azusa
Sacramento
Calif
Ordnance Engineering Corporation
Uni-Science, Inc
Frederick
John V. Atanasoff
Acrojet-General Corporation
General Tire and Rubber Company
Aerojet-General
Dan Kimball
Navy
Ordnance Engineering Corporation of Warrand Company
OEC
Uni- Science
Rocksille
Kimball
Ens
US. Navy
Ing Sorntay
Aerojet
Iovies
royet-General
Tuilos
Aenea Plantas
Los Angeles
Itas
Decasanovi
Ordnance
Aerojetfieveral
Cold Wind Warps City Weather Beat
A sharp cold spell swept the county with high winds tearing branches and downing power lines. Temperatures were to stay near freezing with a forecast high around 30 as gusts lingered and a brief shower passed through.
Judge Schnauffer Presides in Montgomery Court
In Rockville Montgomery county Circuit Court Judge Schnauffer opened the November term as presiding chief judge for the first time since his elevation. Other judges Thomas Ahern Lawler Anderson and Mo Anderson joined him as term leaders for one year after recent elections.
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Patrick Mo Schnauffee
Montgomery County
Schnauffer
Thomas Mo Anderson
Wid
Ahern Lawler
Hist
Torie
Morse Sees Bipartisan Path On Foreign Policy
Senator Morse says he is more optimistic about bipartisan foreign policy after a secret briefing with 10 other Senate Foreign Relations Committee members and top officials including Acting Secretary Hoover, CIA head Dukes, Joint Chiefs chair Radford, and ODM director Fleming.
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Eisenhower
Newsmet
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Allen W. Dukes
Central Intelligence Agency
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur S. Fleming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Fire Sweeps Williams Woods College Dormitories
A fire swept Williams Woods College in Fulton Missouri destroying three dormitories and badly damaging North Jones Hall. About 160 girls evacuated unharmed as house mothers urged them to safety. two girls were overcome by smoke and two more slightly injured. Westminster College students helped move belongings as officials assessed damages over three hundred fifty thousand dollars with restoration costs near one million.
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South Jones Hall
North Jones Hall
Collection Of Arthritis Fund Begins In Frederick
Containers for contributions to the Frederick Arthritis Fund drive are distributed through Frederick business establishments. The drive started Monday and will conclude December 12, led by Louis Greenberg as general chairman. The National Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation funds research and treatment, including a choir performance at the Frederick County Health Department. Local figures note women show higher rheumatoid arthritis incidence, with 23 percent of farmers affected compared with about 1 percent in factory workers. Public health committee members Bernard Kelly Donald Bohrer and John Brewer assist the drive.
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Frederick Fund
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Frederick
Lous Greenberg
Dcsive
Frederick County
Greenberg
Frederick Jaxcees
Bernard Kelly
Donald Bohrer
John Brewer
Auto Hits Army Tank in Columbus Veterans Day Parade
In Columbus Ohio a car collided with a stationary Army tank during a Veterans Day parade. Miss Nancy Boehm 19 was charged with failing to maintain a clear distance ahead. The Cleveland osteopath driver escaped serious injury and the tank remained undamaged as the procession continued.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tayadum
U.S 33
Sheriff's Office
Nancy Boehm
Sheppard
Washington O
Marnisa
Boehen
Interim Zoning Law Is Signed by Frederick County Board
The Frederick County Board of County Commissioners signed an interim zoning ordinance today with Delbert S. Null Mehr H. Ramsburg voting yes and Irvin S. Renn abstaining. The measure becomes effective for 30 months and appoints a Board of Zoning Appeals to three year terms with Robert E Clapp Jr Robert E Remsburg and Walter J Hahn named. The ordinance designates a county zoning inspector with Thomas L Dunn serving as inspector for now.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Zoning Appeals
Delbert S. Null
Mehr H. Ramsburg
Irvin S. Renn
President Null
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Araby
Frederick Atetorney
Robert E. Remsburg
Thurmont
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville Farmer
Planning and Zoning Commission
Court House
Hungarian Reds Bar U N Observers
UNITED NATIONS N Y The Hungarian government flatly refuses UN observers in the war torn country creating new problems for the 11th General Assembly. The Budapest regime rejects UN efforts to investigate Soviet tactics in crushing its freedom bid as the steering committee moves to docket Hungary and the Middle East crises. Istvan Sebes acting foreign minister denied the request and Dag Hammarskjold said the situation is an internal affair.
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United Nations
N.Y
11Th General Assembly
Budapest
U. N
Middle East
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Istvan Sebes
Soseaimen
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Fumes and Chemicals Spur Lung Cancer Link Claim
Atlantic City report cites Dr. W. Hoeper of the National Cancer Institute saying studies show fumes dust gases and airborne chemicals drive rising lung cancer rates more than cigarettes. Smoking plays a definite but lesser role, with evidence not supporting the idea that most cases come from smoking.
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Atlantic City
Joop
W. Hoeper
National Cancer Institute
Gains Extend as NY Stocks Rise in Early Trade
New York stocks advanced in early trading with gains led by steel producers aircraft makers and copper shares. The market showed solid activity as investors bought on optimism about industrial demand and stronger economic signals.
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New York
Dehydration For Treatment Of Cold
A Mississippi doctor described a dehydration method for treating the common cold claimed to reverse standard care. The regimen includes wrapping the patient in sheets and blankets with the face covered, a two hour daily hot sweat pack, zero water, and limited intake of fluids every three hours.
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Washington
Guy T. Wise
Reddick U K License Registration Is Refused
A license to practice medicine in Frederick County signed by Dr. Robert H. Reddick was refused registration by Clerk Ellis Wachter after consultation with the Attorney General's office. Reddick no longer serves on the Homeopathic Board and had been barred from issuing licenses. The attempted registration followed prior injunctions and board changes, with the license dated June 28.
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Frederick County
Robert H. Reddick
Board of Medical Examiners
Homeopathic
Circuit Court
Ellis
Wachter
Attorney General
Washington, D. C
Olan
Forbes H. Burgess
Norman Ramsey
Reddick
Burgess
Homeopathic Board
County Homemakers Board Reports At Council Meeting
County Council of Homemakers clubs met in the extension offices on East Church street for national and state convention reports and a luncheon honoring Mrs. Hone Price Jr. The delegation reported on the San Antonio convention where Mrs. J. Homer Remsbere presided. Miss Beatrice Fen discussed the Texas meeting and Dorothy Latsetter won third in the national song contest.
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County Council of Homemakers Clubs
East Church Street
Frederick County Considering Public Junior College at High School
Dr James A. Sensenbaugh explains a proposed public junior college at Frederick High School for fall 1957 with a $10,000 county budget request. The plan envisages evening classes 4 pm to 9 pm, tuition $250 yearly for 50 students, and state funding of $7,300 plus county support. The program would start with 50 students and expand to include sophomore classes, aiming to ease college access amid crowded facilities. The project mirrors nearby Washington County's decade‑old junior college and seeks an advisory board and potential future extensions for vocational training.
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Frederick High School
Board of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
Washington County
Sensenbaugh
Plee
Dre Sensenbaugh
Montgomery County
Baltimore Ely
St Mary’s County
Frostbore Towson
Salisbury
Old house burns near Hereford Md in Baltimore County
A nearly 200 year old log cabin once modernized by its owner was destroyed by fire early today near Hereford in Baltimore County. A Milwaukee doctor proposed a theory linking agony to self protection from radioactive fallout as he described heat from bunnies smudge pork and industrial furnaces.
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Hereford
Baltimore County
Washington
Milwaukee
Trial Magistrates' New Room Is Put Into Use
Trials were held in the refurbished Trial Magistrate's courtroom led by H Reese Shoemaker Jr with Wilbur F Sheffield Jr. and a new mahogany courtroom layout. Cases included Hildebrand guilty on a right of way violation. two migratory bean pickers found guilty of disturbing the peace with FBI reports pending. a not guilty verdict for Benny Jack Cameron on reckless driving. fines and jail terms for several suspended licenses and traffic offenses.
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Walt Davis
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Shoemaker
Ima
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People’s Court
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Darrell Kline
Navy
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FCLC
Clark
Hildebrand
Jacksonville
Fla
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Cane
Hean Picker
Anderson
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Trump
James A. Valdes
Norman Dietz
Benny Jack
Cameron
Harpers Ferry
W Va
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Brunswick
Withert
Fort Holabird
Wm T Hogan
Nelson E. Wilson
Walkersville
Lewis Yesuana
Charles H. Baker
Norva Avenue
Pauline Ht Coblatz
Middletown
Franklin W. Gall
Ellicott City
James R Stockman
Cumberland
Bruce Sparkman
Khrushchev In Budapest Amid Hungary Crisis
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev reportedly part of a high level Soviet delegation in Budapest meeting with Imre Nagy’s government as rumors spread he remained with the group. Russian troops guarded the Yugoslav Embassy as calls were turned away.
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Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Yugodan
Hungarians Defy Soviets Amid Repression and Strikes
Reports from Budapest describe widespread passive resistance against the Soviet backed regime as a general strike continues. Soviet officials warn UN debates hinder efforts to restore peace while missiles and tanks guard ruined streets and a large delegation seeks a solution. Nagy’s government remains in exile at the Yugoslav Embassy.
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Janos Kadar
Budapest
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Hun
Sarian
Mdudl
Lexiine
M. A. Sustov
A. I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Associated Press
Endre Marton
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Popular Front
Naey
U N observers move into Suez Zone amid ceasefire talks
A 12 man UN observer team from Norway Sweden Denmark and Australia entered the Suez Canal zone to monitor the ceasefire between French British and Egyptian forces but the airlift of police units to Egypt was postponed due to flight times and schedules Egypt agreed to admit the UN police as Hamarskjold announced Egyptian terms include limiting police duties to the 1949 armistice line and control of national composition Reuters report notes a broader geopolitical shift with the Soviet threat and Jordan Nigeria pipeline attacks scheduled for Cairo planning.
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No-Man's-Land
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Dag Hammarskjold
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U.N. Corps
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