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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1956

Page

7

Governor McKeldin Defends Ike Foreign Policy

Maryland Governor Martin O. McKeldin argues that the Republican critique of President Eisenhower’s foreign policy overlooks serious global dangers. He cites Hungary and Budapest, says the Grand Alliance is paralyzed by Middle East events, and urges Congress to back Ike to avert catastrophe.

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Frederick map shows proposed southward streets and land gifts

Frederick leaders study a new city map proposing two by pass streets from East South Street toward Cemetery Road. R Rush Lewis, age 92, offers land along Franklin Street to extend and widen the route to ease congestion, with additional acreage to be deeded to the city. The plan aims to extend Franklin Street and link to South Street while preserving nearby property interests.

Franklin St Frederick Freeer Ick Joseph W. Urner Lewis R. Rush Lewis East South Franklin Pavision Wes Cemetery Road New Design Road Mount Olivet Cemeter South &Arrall Street Port Said Franklin Street Patrick Street South Street National Electrical Contractors Assn Edward T. Kelly Associated General Cnantengertars Loats Orphan Home

Debbie Jolson avoids jury duty with plea to Sheriff

In Pineville Kentucky Debbie Jolson skipped a jury summons and wrote to Sheriff J J West requesting release. She explains her seven year old child in third grade makes serving impractical.

Pineville Debbie Jolson J. J. West Mr West

Tromberi Found Guilty in Baltimore Case of Murder

A jury found Tromberi guilty of second degree murder for the ambush killing of Leonard Burgess on his girlfriend's father. The defense sought insanity, claiming the father’s advances drove him to act, while prosecutors argued a premeditated plan. The case also involved Burgess’s daughter and her mother facing related charges.

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Farm Groups Meeting Here

Local farm groups gathered at the community venue to discuss cooperative activities and outreach efforts. The meeting highlighted planned collaborations with regional agricultural stores and a push for member signups, with officers outlining goals for the year and upcoming events.

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Turkey Costs Less With Larger Supply

A fragmented item notes that turkey prices drop as supply increases, reflecting market pressure on poultry producers. It mentions broader supply dynamics without full details, implying consumer relief from higher production levels and potential seasonal price shifts.

Turkey

Emmitsburg Air Force Sergeant Fined for Unlicensed Flight

An Emmitsburg Air Force sergeant, John Paul Glass, was fined $10 for flying a plane without a license after a crash on his father's farm on RKessville road. The court found him not guilty of malicious destruction of property. The incident involved a Bethlem, Pa. plane forced down due to weather, later moved and damaged, with livestock interference cited.

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May Amend TH Law Amid Labor Law Debate

Washington lawmakers push a new set of amendments to labor and construction rules as President Fisenhower signals support.說 Leaders announce panels and commissions including Mitchell and Paul Gears as key representatives in the effort.

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Bible Thoughts And The Vision Of Heaven On A White Horse

The message cites Revelation 19 11 and notes the vision of heaven where Christ on the white horse judges in righteousness. It warns that saints in heaven would regret not beholding the mansions and exhorts living to sin less and follow the Master Hilys Jasper.

Hilys Jasper

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