Italian Officials Guests at Maryland Municipal League Meet
A group of Italian officials from the Ministry of the Interior visited Maryland for the eighth annual Maryland Municipal League convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Baltimore. About 200 league representatives attended sessions as Italian leaders toured U.S. local and state government relations, with meetings in College Park and Baltimore prior to a dinner and keynote speeches by U S officials and local mayors.
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Maryland Municipal League
Francis Scott Key
League
League Council
Ministry of the Interior
United States
College Park
Baltimore
Thomas D‘alesandro
Jolr M. Begg
Office of Private Cooperation
United States Information Agency
Winslow F. Burhans
Hagerstown
Reappointment Not To Be Sought By Eugene W. Pruitt
Eugene W. Pruitt told the Frederick County Board of Education at a special meeting he would not seek reappointment at the end of his current term July 31 1956. He expects a successor to take office August 1. Pruitt has led the system since 1932 overseeing major building programs including Frederick High School and planned new junior high near Seat o is a new junior high school for Frederick with about 40 classrooms. The board met to consider the upcoming budget for the year starting Jan 1 to be presented to the County Commissioners.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick Counts Board of
Adkewhien
Old Church Sweet School
Pruitt
Frederick County
Worcester County
Somerset
Talbot Counties
Frederick
Frederick Count
Frederick High School
Brunswick
Middle Town
Thurmont
Unter Wah
Seat O
Fast Moving Cold Wave Sweeps United States
A rapid cold front swept the U S from the Rockies across the Plains to the Midwest and Southeast bringing record lows and high winds. Wind gusts up to 60 mph, subzero readings in Montana and the Dakotas, and snow in northern regions accompanied the extreme weather. Few reports mention fatalities from structural accidents and icebound areas faced significant travel disruptions.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
North Central
Midwest
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Oklahoma
Tom Mwestern
Newark
Tennessee
Texas
Ariona
Oregon Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Havre
Esterday
Deira
Shem
Citidiads
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wascomsin
Michigan
Socialites and Gang Mention in London Night Scene
A London Soho party of socialites and tough characters drew mixed reactions from papers noting lavish excess and a hostile reception. Reportedly the event featured notorious nicknames, a grand dining setting on the restaurant’s second floor, and sharp comments on Britain’s underworld. The Daily described the scene as scandalous while pondering if Britain risks an empire of crime similar to Capone.
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London
Britain
Bemmys the Bow
Bidinose Bervie
Horrible Harry
Odd Legs
Sam
Ratestu
Linia
Berneacd Dacker
Nora Dackeres
Hane Sheek
Touah Soho
Nak
Hid
Bitars Linglerwarta
Capone
Kate
Cold War Round in Geneva Ends Without German Reunification
Geneva talks collapse with no agreement on German reunification or a European security pact. Western and Soviet sides blame each other after three weeks of tense talks, while Dulles heads home to report prospects for German reunification on Western terms. New round uncertain. broader tests of Western and Soviet positions loom.
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Geneva
Wast
West
Germany
Palace of Nations
Siigton
London
Paris
Bonn
S. S
Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbine IL
Russia
Sephsia
United Ptalps
Inspection Of Roads Set For Monday
State Roads Commission tour will inspect rebuilt back road from Westminster through Mt. Airy and Damascus to Washington, plus final surfacing on U.S. 40 east of Frederick. Tours cover Carroll Frederick Howard counties with a luncheon at Urbana and bridge views near Frederick and the Monocacy river.
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Washington
Westminster
Mt. Airy
Damascus
State Roads Commission
Monocacy River
Frederick
Ridgeville
Maryland
Taylorsville
Warfieldsburg
Warieldsburg
Westmistee
Carroll
Howard Counties
Laurel
Maryland 26
Liberty Road
Baltimore
Eldersburg
Snowden’s Creek
Maryland 27
U.S AO
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Bridge
Evergreen Point
U.S. 15
Father of Quadruplets Dies of Cancer in Baltimore
Edward J Pappas a 30 year old steel worker and father of quadruplets born Feb 24 1931 died last night in a veterans hospital after months of illness He is from Wilkes Barre Pa and moved to Baltimore seven years ago He is survived by his parents and a large family Funeral arrangements have not been completed
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Baltimore
Edward J Pappas
Veterans Hospital
Wilkes-Barre
Pappas
Tiarriet Ailes
Eisenhower Takes Up Work Of Office
Eisenhower engages in daily tasks of the presidency amid fiscal and foreign policy talks. A conference with Bucet Director Rowland Waebes discusses the next fiscal year budget while Secretary Dulles plans Geneva strategy and reports progress to the American public.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Fasenhower
Chich
Nest
Cath Bucet
Rowland Waebes
Congress
Hughes
Waslinton
Sherman
West
Geneva
Dulles
Ty An
Weether
Budget Hope Fades for U S Balance After Eisenhower Meeting
Gettysburg Budget Director Rowland Hughes said ten days after a meeting with President Eisenhower it appears the federal budget may balance in both the current and next fiscal years. He stressed balance without cutting military strength or funding levels, noting Geneva conference outcomes won’t derail spending estimates.
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Gettysburg
Rowland Hughes
Eisenhower
Coach Kills Holdup Man in Maryland School Lot
Hough Ralph Hendrix, 33, Bullis Prep football coach, shot and killed a man during a botched robbery in the rear parking lot of Bullis Prep School in Silver Spring Maryland. Albert W. Brown age 40 of Nestowan died from a head wound. two others at large. Police say the intended victim was the school cook Charles Kenny. Hendrix fired from a second floor window with a .22 pistol after hearing a demand for money. He was taken to police headquarters for a statement and was not charged.
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Silver Spring
Hough
Ralph Hendrix
Bullis
Albert W. Brown
Nestowan
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Brown
Charles Kenny
Gao
Hendrix
Government Seizes CGT Control in Argentina Coup
In Buenos Aires a military government led by General Pedro Aramburu used tanks, Marines, and Army troops to seize the Confederation of Labor CGT and suspend its leadership. Police arrested about 100 union leaders as rail workers failed to join a three day strike, with Navy Captain Alberto Patton named intervener administrator.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Gene Confederation of Labor Cgt
Baeckbone
Peron
Mai
Navy
Alberto Patton
Governagnt
Ue Peron
Premier Shot By Fanatic In Iran Shah’s Premier Wounded
Yenran Iran Premier Yussem Ala was shot and wounded today in central Lehran while traveling with Cabinet members. The incident follows the death of Mustafa Kashani, son of Ayatollah Kashani, a key figure in the overthrow of Mohammed Mossadegh in 1955. Ala, 72, longtime diplomat and former ambassador to the United States, had been named last year to succeed General Zahedi as premier. He had served briefly as premier before.
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Yenran
Iran
Masten
Yussem Ala
Shah Maste
Lehran
Mustafa Kashani
Ayatullah Kashani
Mohanmmed Mossadegh Frem
Ala
United States
Gendlolah Zahedi
Democrats Move to Patch Up Differences
Chicago Democrats moved to patch up factional splits before their 1956 convention. National Chairman Paul Butler forecast national committee adoption of a loyalty oath compromise. State committees would place nominees on the ballot under the Democratic label, with delegates certified as bona fide Democrats by state groups.
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Chicago
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Libyan Desk Officer To Speak At College
Libyan Desk Officer from the Department of State will speak on North Africa at a college lecture in Newton Gateh. Gateh, a Princeton graduate and Army veteran who served in Baghdad and Hong Kong, is one of three speakers in the Altiora series with the next talk by Dr. Campbell on South Africa. November 28. At Hood Hall, Hood of Jon e.
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Newton Gateh
Ofheer
Department of State
Wal
North Africa
Op Monae
Eniir P
Brodheck Hall
Hood
Jone
Mr. Gateh
Olo
Princeton Waitenay
United States Army
Sernou
EE Seas
Galen
Baghdad
Warsaw
Hong Kong
Tripoli
Bay
Passantty
Hos
Altiora
Alexander Dasvit
Africa
Sahara
Waleerar Cambell
Simon
South Africe
Novaber
Weather Outlook For Western Maryland Lows Hit Single Digits
The weather forecast indicates Western Maryland may see a low around 12 tonight, with other areas in Maryland and Delaware dipping to the 20s. Fair to continued cold conditions are expected tomorrow, with west winds up to 25 mph and temperatures falling to as low as single digits in Garrett County and the neighboring counties.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Garrett County
Wyte
Pedy
Carrell
E. & R. Church Head To Speak Here Sunday
Dr James E Wagner president of Evangelical and Reformed Church will speak at the annual Phankoffering Service of the Women's Guild at the local church this coming Sunday November 20 at 11 am Dr Wagner was elected president at the General Synod meeting in Heidelberg College Tiffin Ohio He also attended Central Committee meetings in Davos Switzerland and forged ties with Hungary earning an honorary degree during the Budapest Reformed Theological Academy centennial convocation Dr Frederick Ester president of Palomue Synod will introduce him Local women assisting include Mrs John Garst and Mrs Elmer I Wachter A reception for the president and Mrs Wagner and for Dr and Mrs Eyster will follow in the social room under Mrs Emory Nu Mrs Robert Emge is general chairman of the bank offering service choir will sing Blessed Is The Man That Feareth The Lord Snow and Mrs Grayson Stevens will sing Lead Thou Me On.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
James E. Wagner
Women's Guild
Evan _gelical Reformed
Wagner
Heidelberg College
Tifpei
bdCo
Pes Dats Sul
Ward Council of Churches
Davos
Switerland
Hungary
Budapest Reformed Theological Academy
Frederick Ester
Palomue Synod
John Garst
Elmer I. Wachter
Eyster
Emtory Nu
Robert Emge
Snow
Grayson Stevens
Coldest spell of the season hits with strong winds
Gale force winds blasted the area last night and today bringing the coldest weather so far this season. Temperatures plunged from the 60s to the 20s and 30s with freezing at Gambrill State Park. Airports reported 32 mph winds with gusts to 40. Trees fell and services saw scattered outages as crews cleared streets and limbs. Fire guards battled minor blazes near Salamander Tower and Mt. Brier, with suspicions of arson in at least one case. A separate report notes a wife visiting John Gilbert Graham in jail amid murder charges related to a plane bombing. A Baltimore woman died in a residential fire.
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Mercury
Shan
Gambrill State Park
Aiport
East Church Street
Winchester Hall
Potomac Edison Company
Carroll
East South Slopers
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Herman Toms
Southsburg
Don Kendall
Mt. Brier
Washington County
Keedysville
Toms
Russell Geeting
Marion Hoffman
Lamb's Knoll Tower
Graham
Denver U
John Gilbert Graham
Gloria Graham
Denver
Legless Man Works Rather Than Collect Relief Checks
A Baltimore man, George, who lost his legs and lives near Pennsylvania Avenue, refuses welfare. He works in a hat shop, runs the business, and plans to stay employed despite his age and medical history. He hopes to inspire others to try to work and avoid dependency.
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Modena
Carlo Barabbing
Palermo
Giovanni del Bosco
Chamber of Commerce
Giuseppe Lauro
Ugo Paolo Marchi
Ministry of Interior
National Productivity Council
Rome
Giorgio Menichini
Bureau of
Citi
Luigi Petriccigne
Alberto Plata
Atlense
Bureau of Civil Administration
Russell P. Smith
Cambridge
John A. Derry
Arkor
Onio P
Teague Room
Theodore Mevicker
Barberton
U. S
Spirit of
Cobb
Oroville
Calif
Ty Cobb
Laver
Albert D Felt
Chien
Celt
Gopi
Hentington
Weather Bureau
MD. 27
U.S
Holdup
H. Reese Shoemaker
John J. Hiley
Vekerenort
Hill
US. 40 West
St 145. Paul
Eicholtz
Biglerville
West Patrick
North College Terrace
James W. McCleary
Watlidaysburg
Washington, Pa
James Clarence Day
The
Washington Observer
Washiegton Hospital
Red
Olea NO Dorsey
New York
Frank Dorsey
Turee
University Hospital
Balningre
Gil
CGT
Argentina
Fanatic
Quantico, Va
Robert S
Frimite
Robert S Trimite
Monrovia
Marine Corps
Evangelical
Frederick Jeferson
Tt Ballenger Strek
Huber
Baerton
Ralph Paul Zimmerman
Secrefir
Chmomeree Weeks
Evelyn M. Allison
Dorsie
Caiae Barnes
UY Sou
George
Johny Hopkins Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Harvey
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