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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1956
Page
2
Five Attractions Planned for Frederick Fair October 16 19
Fifty years ago another column notes five separate attractions scheduled for the Frederick Fair October 16 19 with more to follow. One act features automobile acrobatics and the City Opera House will host two concerts by the British Hus sar Band on October 8 during a ten week US tour. The county board agreed to heat New Market and Myersville high schools by steam and bids will be sought. Mr Upton Reich appointed assistant instructor of medical physics at the University of Virginia. The 31st annual convention of the State WOCT V opened its second day with remarks by national president Mrs Lillian M XII Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Beacht
City Opera House
Hussar
United States
England
Lint Board of County Commissioners
New Market
Myersville
Upton
Reich
University of Virginia
Woct.v
Evangelical Lutheran
Lillian M. XII. Stevens
Campaign clash over conscription and NATO links in U S politics
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver risk damaging U S prestige by denouncing conscription and pressuring NATO, while Truman and European observers question the campaign's impact on unity. It cautions about abandoning the draft and relying on volunteers amid Cold War tensions and disarmament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mr. Stevenson
Russia
America
Stevenson
Moscow
Truman
Soviet Russia
Middle East
Kremlin
Korea
China
Harry Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Nasser
Adenauer
West
Germany
Barlin Maet
NATO
Britain
Jr. Stevenson
Oceans Shrink as Atlantic Cable Links World
The Atlantic telegraph era ends and a new underwater cable connects New York and London, enabling 36 simultaneous conversations. The move reduces weather and sunspot disruption versus radiotelephone routes, marking a historic leap in global communications. Nearby market notes list livestock and produce prices from Woodsboro Livestock, including calves, cows, hogs, fowl, rabbits, and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Cleo F. Craig
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Charles Hill
Her Majesty
London
Craig
Europe
Samuel F. B. Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Salt Lake
Woodsboro Livestock, Sales, Inc
Fredrick Retail Plans Edge Forward Despite Fragmented Copy
The Frederick store site on West Patrick Street moves toward a new building to house Sears operations. A buried history note mentions three skulls found near North Rentz Street, with workmen probing the Diora area. Local schools and agricultural expos appear in brief items, including Middletown High School and the Springfield event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEARS
ROE Buck and Company
Frederick
Iite iv
Weet Patrick Street
Farid
North Rentz Street
Poole
Middletown High School
Mate Cattle
Springfield
Ore
Ton
Soward Moalbaugh
Mechanical Monsters Move From Site to Prepare Cement Plant
Workmen remove large mechanical equipment as a 25 acre area is graded for a cement plant in Lime County near the Baker farm. A 26-foot concrete highway, sewer lines, and yard work proceed while a backhoe and other machinery build access. Alpha Cement plans an $8 million plant. payroll may reach $750,000 monthly during construction with about 150 temporary jobs and 1,000 future permanent positions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Ziegler
Baker Farm
M. J. Grove
Limé Campa Ain
Lime
Biz
Alpiva
Potuang Ct Nie Company
Ction
Alpha
Dante
Baltimore
Het Perth
Wel
Tan
Apy
Refugee and U.S.-Born Baby Sought on Liner
A Russian refugee and his American-born baby daughter were searched for aboard a liner en route to the Soviet Union. Immigrant officials combed cabins for Alexis Chivastov and his daughter Yanya born Philadelphia, while the father may face possible intimidation charges. Fedor Solomat in of the Soviet Embassy said the child is a Soviet citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Alexis Chivastov
Yanya
Philadicipna
Chvastov
Russia
Chwastov
Kabin
Hidase
Bey Hes
Fedor Solomatin
Crounsel
Washington
Stevenson Campaign Schedules Up in Rain
Adlai E. Stevenson faces a disrupted schedule as rain delays his plan to fly from Elkins to New York City for rallies. Aide efforts consider a five seat plane offered by Governor Willis C. Marland or alternative ground travel as weather limits air travel. about 74 reporters follow the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
New York City
New York
Willis C. Marland
Jevenson
Whetiette Aterp
Ington
D.C
Vatch Ag
Marling
Train attack shocks Israel amid cross border fire
Israeli officials report a passenger train was struck by fire from across the Jordan border. An engineer died, a wounded man was hit in the leg, and passengers scrambled as gunfire halted near the coastal plain south of Hayla. Separate report notes Congressman Dawson seeks to halt funds to a local subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusalem Poo Tsiaellatte
Tattarm
Jordan
Lyd
Britain tests atomic blast at Maralinga site in Australia
The British detonated an atomic device at ground level at Maralinga Proving Ground in South Australia. The second blast in a fourth series, described as satisfactory, sent a forecast cloud as expected. Earlier notes said the aim was to study shock waves on underground structures and utilities. Two more firings were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Maralinga Proving Ground
South Australia
Britain
Howard Beale
Maralinga
William Penney
Rain Deals Severe Blow To The Fair
Rain trounced the dairy fair with top honors to R A McCauley and Sons of Hagerstown winning junior champion bull and junior champion female and best three females. Melvin H Wessel and Sons of Lisbon took senior and grand champion female and herd honors. Salona Farms led with multiple breed wins under Z R Lewis of Monkton. Judging featured 108 animals across six breeds plus 4 H contests with numerous champions in cattle swine sheep and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McCauley
Jerry Hevner
Keymar
Raymond Covey Jr
Libertytown Progressive
Douglas Tabler
Unionville
Angus
Rebecca Royer
Thurmont
Creagers— Town Club
Emory Zimmerman
Jefferson
Poland
China
Gene Keller
Middletown
New
Bolshoi Ballet Wows London Critics At Covent Garden
The Bolshoi's first West appearance in 180 years draws lavish praise from British critics and an approving salute from Prime Minister Eden. Galina Ulanova, at 47, praised as a supreme dancer, headlines Rome and Juliet with a striking stage style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Bolshoi Ballet
Galina Ulanova
Bolshoi Company
Covent Garden
Mister Eden
M. Catton
The
Daily Telegraph
Allel
Ulanava
Catton
Transfers and medical updates from Walkersville area
Among the sick Mrs. Martin Fox of Walkersville was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to University Hospital Baltimore by G C Barton ambulance. Clinton Baugher was moved from his son in law and daughter’s home to Springfield State Hospital at Sykesville by G C Barton ambulance. Master Eric Burall son of Jesse J Burall returned from University Hospital Baltimore after surgery for a fractured skull from a fall. Raymond A Cook Sr formerly of Frederick now Riderwood Baltimore County is home after a heart attack. Edna Honts of Walkersville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mrs Mary Hoover near Tavnisie. Who Was palisten on Moon day is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fox
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
Baltimore
G. C. Barton
Clinton Baugher
Harry Chipley
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
G. C Barton
Eric Burall
Riderwood
Baltimore County
Edna Honts
Mary Hoover
Tavinissie
Personal Notices Mention Grover Ponson and Rev James Rogers
Mr Grover R Ponson of Fast Third street will observe Sis 44 birthday Friday. Rev James F Rogers of Jackson Tennessee is visiting as house guest of Mr and Mrs Samuel Warfield on North Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover R. Ponson
Third Street
James F. Rogers
Jackson, Tonn
Samuel Warfield
Mdérket Street
UN Secretary General Seeks Plan to Avert Suez Crisis Showdown
Hammarskjold pushes for international canal control to keep the UN engaged amid Suez talks. Britain and France demand a UN endorsement, while a Soviet veto or failure to secure votes could end UN help. He favors a neutral ad hoc committee to preserve dialogue without taking sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Aryask
Suez
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Britain
France
U.N
London
Mid-Au-gust
SOVERED DISH SUPPER OF GOLDEN RULE CLASS
The Golden Rule Class and Church of the Brethren associates held a covered dish supper on Sept. 25. After the meal a short program led by chairwoman Mrs. Sara Dutton followed gifts and the exchange of new names for the coming year with many members listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Sara Dutton
Ralph Winte
Helen Wolfe
Catherine Betts
Robert James
Glenn Favorite
Mavie Weddle
Annie Linton
Ralph Fahrney
Ethel Shaver
Edith Young
Virgie Little
Beulah Kane
Richard Wolfe
Alton Williar
Nevin Thuraw
Nelma Shankle
Carrie Howard
Harris Joins Red Sox as Special Assistant to Cronin
Bucky Harris, a 35 year major league veteran, signs with the Boston Red Sox as a special assistant to General Manager Joe Cronin. He will be stationed in Boston and act as a general troubleshooter while former Detroit Tigers manager Harris awaits a larger role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Stanley R
Bucky Harris
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Heteran
Boston
Cronin
San Francisco
Miss Shields
Red Sox
Bernard Fo Shields
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Pamitshiare
Wasnesboro Francisco
Chambersburg
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