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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1956

Page

13

Bunker May Become Envoy to India

President Eisenhower reportedly chosen Ellsworth Bunker to be ambassador to India to pave the way for talks with Prime Minister Nehru. Nehru arrives Dec 16 for a four day series of conferences in Washington.

Washington Mov Eisenhower Ellsworth Hunker India Nehru Bunker Amercan Red Cross David Bruce U.S Paris European Defense Community State Department Underwood New Delhi Booker John Sherman Cooper Kentucky Cooper United Nations Assembly Italy Argentina Truman Senate National Sugar Refining Co Dulles Putney

Frederick City Community Chest Exceeds Quota Through Door to Door Drives

The Frederick City Community Chest reports show the general canvass and outer districts committees exceeded the $3 600 quota under a semi military structure led by Mrs Joe Grove and Mrs James Goodman. Door to door solicitation ensured full coverage with a reserve corps ready to fill gaps. Mrs Grove and five majors personally directed late campaign efforts to reach any untouched neighborhoods.

Frederick City Ellis C. Rehtan Wachter W. Jar Joe Grove Cheat Drive Eve Frederick James Goodman Frederick County Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Fredérick Grove William Moore Herbert Heston Donald B. Rice Richard Zimmerman Emery ©. Larson Jr

Reddick Contempt Charge Highlights Baltimore Case

Dr. Robert H. Reddick faces a second contempt of court charge amid a flurry of actions over his medical license issuance. He was fired from Eastern Shore Hospital after prior injunctions and society actions, with licenses allegedly signed then offered for recording in multiple counties. A separate item notes Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeking bids for equipment to fund 200 new hopper cars, with bids due December 10 and cars built by Pullman Standard.

Baltimore Robert H. Reddick Reddick Eastern Shore Hospital Homeopathic Medical Society Joseph A. Byrnes Dr. Reddick Byrnes Samuel Mathew Frederick County Washington County Gleon Heynig de. Reddick Circuit Court Attorney General's Office GB. & U. Ases Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Interstate Commerce New York Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co

Beret Trader Plans Horse Breeding at Glenangus Farm

A noted leader among beret traders announced plans to continue horse breeding at Glenangus Farm. The statement signals ongoing agricultural activities alongside his established business interests.

Glenangus Te Rum

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