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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1956
Page
2
The remark asserts progress on European integration after resolving a Saar-related issue, signaling a forward push by officials. It frames the Saar matter as settled and describes momentum toward quicker European integration.
Bonn reports confirm a French German accord ending the Saar border dispute. Adenauer and Mollet praised the agreement as Saarland joins Germany by 1957, with France retaining limited economic rights until 1960. Kaiserslautern observers noted Saarland’s full integration into the Bonn Republic.
Baltimore report states C Ferdinand Sobert removed his name from consideration for the Maryland Court of Appeals while the Judicial Appointments Committee sent seven names to Governor McKeldin. The bar group said several were qualified to replace Delaplaine, who retires. McKeldin will choose a successor. Sybert argues he has a contract to complete his term as attorney general. Other nominees named include William M. Storm, Frederick Sawyer, and several circuit judges across multiple counties.
Adlai Stevenson spoke in Washington and Minneapolis criticizing Eisenhower era costs and the hydrogen bomb, releasing a “new America” program and urging mind on draft reform. He attended Unitarian services with his son and praised Rev Dr A Powell Davies for his sermon “Some Thoughts About Joe Smith.”
The University of Maryland seeks a 12 million dollar enlargement of its Baltimore campus with about half funded by federal aid. The project would quadruple campus size, adding an administration HQ, hospital outpatient building, two gyms, a library, five dormitories, and more. The site lies around University Hospital and stretches from Paca Street to Fremont Avenue between West Baltimore Street and Washington Boulevard.
The fragment references a wartime figure negotiating surrender terms and a device for measuring heights. It mentions Germany after Hitler and an aviation fund, with a Berlin bunker linked to an act of self-inflicted death, and an apparatus connected to the event.
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