Sales Tax Boost For School Aid Debate At Annapolis Meeting
A специальных meeting of Frederick County and state association committees at Colony Inn Annapolis discussed sales tax proposals to fund school construction and aid. Officials noted questions on tax distribution among counties and the impact on real estate max, with the 1957 budget projecting over 1.2 million dollars for projects and higher debt service continuation.
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Stavvland State Assoration
Tre Wlation
Varigus
General Assembly
Frederick County
Frederick County Peachers Association
van Informa
Disney
Inca County
George Barrier
Walkersville School
Teachers Association
Ing Joseph Rent
Nicholsim
Lanier Theacies
Donald Koons
Marshall Leatherman
Delbert &. Null
Davod Ro
Ingrid Beis Lions
Hyma
Buckhannon
Barrick
Nicholas Hema
Ate “Leathers
West Virginia Wesleyan
New York
Madis
Howe
Theater de Ports
Jeering Mob Hurls Vegetables At Rally Entrance
The chaotic scene outside a National Council meeting saw a hostile mob hurling produce and epithets at attendees. Police maintained order as vandals disrupted the event, injuring no one and prompting heightened security for the Soviet relations anniversary and U.S. ties with Russia.
Fire-shay Forecast and Vlogds in Shewers
Fragmentary text reports weather and events with unclear terms. Readable pieces mention a forecast and references to days and people, but specifics are garbled. The item seems to summarize a local notice or brief about upcoming conditions.
Police Force Delayed Again in Capudiceno Staging
The attempted takeoff of police units for Capudicheno was postponed another 24 hours amid supply and housing problems and Egypt Britain France and Israel disagreements. UN observers arrived in Port Said to monitor ceasefire as Egypt pressures policing limits and British French Israeli roles.
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Italy
Cairn
Ko A
Somorrow
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
New York
U.N
Palestine
Port Said
el Cap
Prus
Ismailia
Feyptian
UW. Vardewide Ao da Beth der Revanal
de Kiald
Rome
Mag Ec
Fluvnsian
Nasser
Heyptian-Tsragji
Sues Canal
Canal
Daeammarskjold
von General
Naples
Eisenhower Forecasts UN Led Opposition to Soviet Egypt Intervention
President Eisenhower said the United States would oppose any Soviet or Chinese volunteers in Egypt, likely through the United Nations. He did not specify measures, noting opposition could take forms beyond resolutions and supported UN action as needed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Egypt
Middle East
Moscow
Dan Scharr
CBS
Scharr
White House
U.N
U.S
Korea
Hungary
Britain
France
Hisenhowers
Iaam
St Rug
Democratic Congress
Ural
Fisenhower
Cohen
Menezes
Imy
Albany Woman, 97, Weds 77-Year-Old Man in Doting Ceremony
Mrs William Koch, new bride at 97, wed a 77-year-old widower after meeting in a basement apartment. The wedding at her daughter's home was attended by three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The bride, formerly Mwrvey Martin, spoke of needing companionship despite age.
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Albany
William Koch
Koch
Mwrvey Martin
Homemakers Plan Open House With Christ In Christmas Theme
Homemakers clubs have assignments for the annual open house at East Church School on November 28 29 and 30 with a Christ centered theme Keeping Christ In Christmas Guests will view home making projects including kitchen family room and dining room displays Hosts from various towns will provide refreshments and Christmas ideas hours are one to four o'clock with an emphasis on holiday preparation and community sharing
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Homemakers
East Church School
Christ
Vwa Enat Omnaniing
Mi’ Istmas
Abser- Warner
Mec TV
Levinson
Fort Detrick
Pleasant Pleasant Grove
Emmitsburg
Lewishewn
New Market
Brunswick
Braddock
Woodswera
Jetter
Fehr
II Open Herre
Deporting Hungarians Reported by Budapest Radio
Budapest radio said Hungarians were forcibly deported east in swaled cashway cars by Russian forces to quell the rebellion in Hungary and get workers back to work. The station, under the Russian-imposed government, made the admission during a broadcast explaining the strike’s continuation.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Danas
Planes can drop atomic weapons on land and sea
Secretary of the Air Force Quarles warned that long range jet bombers are capable of delivering atomic weapons over land and sea. He said Soviet production is rapid and that Russia could build atomic weapons at an imposing rate. He noted ocean spanning missiles and the need to assume they can deliver nuclear warheads.
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Washington
Quarles
Todiay
Someland
Tate
Berners
Thes Wall
Mountain of Relief Supplies for Hungarians
Welfare workers in London report an unprecedented surge of aid for Hungarian refugees amid the aftermath of last week's crackdown. More than 10 million dollars in pledges and thousands of tons of medicine, food, and clothing have flowed toward Budapest and the Hungarian border, with nations and organizations across Western Europe contributing.
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London
Red Cross
England
Europe
Free World
Budanest
Hunian
West
Acre
Belanim Atone
Honearlan
Cab Driver Wins On 861 000 Question on CBS Quiz Show
A New York cab driver Thomas J Kane 49 of Lockport captured top prize on CBS TV The Question show The English Language category tested words formed from Eisenhower The six contestants faced a series of clues and word games during the program tape in New York and Buffalo area.
Supermarket Permit To Be Issued Today
City Engineer W Raymond Walter said a permit for the new A and P supermarket at the triangle of West Patrick Street and the extension of West South Street will be issued today. Revised plans raise estimated cost to about 3420.00 as the site is cleared and foundation footers are poured.
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A. and P
West Patrick Street
West South Street
W. Raymond Walter
Fast Moving Storm Dumps Snow Across Wyoming
Cheyenne reports a fast moving storm spreading south and east with up to six inches of snow. The U.S. Weather Bureau notes ongoing snowfall through eastern Wyoming with winds and freezing temperatures likely to continue tonight near zero. Big Piney records nine degrees as the coldest spot early today.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
U.S. Weather Bureau
Big Piney
Man Is Sentenced To Six Months For Wife Assault And Non Support
Gene Legg, 33, of South Market Street, was convicted in two cases in the House of Correction. He received six months for assault and battery on his wife Phyllis and six months for failure to support his four year old daughter Waiving a jury trial, Legg described his alleged abuse and lack of work. The court ordered the sentences to run concurrently. Various other local offenders were fined for offenses including parking violations and reckless driving.
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House of Correction
Gene Legg
South Market Street
Phyllis
Lege
Legg
Urea
Sen
Henees Foyan
Samwel
William Vo Mayes
Haverstown
Hetiroan Oeloher
Moersville
Heddon
Max Towere
Monnatan
Bathimoere
Ronald Cotek
Foster Bo Hedrick
Mumore
William Wo Durst
Bale Timwore
Dt. Teffeyson
James Ro Martin
Cumberland
Earl W. Bachtet
Ersville
Wise T Cramer
Wavercraon
Caralen
Hartsock
West Valick Atreet
Walter A. Schwarte Jr
Chambershore
Pal
Hodd
Wink
Detran
William F. Dickson
Baltimore
TFC Heddon
Mild Weather Ushers Open Of Upland Game Season
Unusually mild temperatures in the seventies are forecast for the opening of the upland game hunting season tomorrow though hunting enthusiasm may lag because the season starts mid week. Hunters report less cover for birds as land is cultivated and deer, rabbit, and quail numbers vary by county.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Egypt Seeks Soviet Volunteers as U N Considers Intervention
An Arab source reports Egypt has asked Moscow for Soviet volunteers to fight in Egypt. El Kony says over 50,000 Soviets have applied for permission to join. President Eisenhower warns the U N and the world to oppose any Soviet intervention in Egypt.
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Moscow
Mohammed el Kony
Koviet
Egypt
Middle East
el Kony
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Italy
Suez Canal
Constructive Trust Declared Over Shook Funds and Assets
Equity Court rules deposits made in 1953 by the late Charlies E. Shook and related assets are held in constructive trust for the heirs at law. Trustees JE. Austin James and Sherman P. Bowers to distribute assets to George E. Shook, Denver J. Shook, Mildred N. Shafer, and Florence C. Rainer’s heirs. bond set at 3000.
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Charlies E. Shook
Equity
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Shook
Mr. Shook
George E. Shook
Thurmont
Denver
Jacob Shook
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mildred Shaler
Mildred N. Shafer
Florence C. Rainer
James
Benjamin B. Sasenstook
Denver Shook
Shafter
Bowsers
Wo Jerome Offutt
George Shook
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Ruse Sta
Shay
Remilder
Baltimore Vt
Edward
T. Miller
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European Community of Nations
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