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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1956

Page

11

Letter Unearths Civil War Story From Hansonville Attic

A reader restores a faded Civil War letter dated September 9 1864 found in an attic in Hansonville. The writer George H Stull recounts times in camps, marches, and battles and personal notes to family. The letter links to Grandpa Stull and reveals a family archive of historical correspondence and memorabilia.

Grandpa Jeanne Hansonville Jean Yingling

TV Today Time Sebtrac and Other Listings

A dense OCR mosaic lists TV programs and sports segments including Eleanor Mash, Ray Michael, Joe Croghan, Amos MN, Jim Gibbons and more. It notes boxing results from Washington DC and a heavyweight bout under 10 rounds. It also references a line about a poll on Ike versus Stevenson in Frederick and a separate report about a mother selling her seven month old child in Ceylon due to drought.

Ficka Eddie Fisher Fabian Scovand Yiz Rin Tin Tin Politica Swarze David Luckie Qi Ries Jim Bowie West Point Les Paul Mary Zane Gres Walter Winchell Crusader Dinah Shore i-News Matthew Warri Stars— House Jackson Bui Crunch Des Tai—Wise Wash Ton. Anthony New York Cats Clarencé Hinnart Washington, D. C Sports Circle Paris Community Chest Red Barber

TV Talk and Campaign Notes Amid Artist and Rider Details

In New York Charles Mercer reports on Gypsy Rose Lee’s TV plans and a maid led tour of a Manhattan home with provocative paintings. The piece references Eisenhower's Secret Service bubble car logistics and costs, plus sport figure Ben Agajanian announcing retirement to stay near family and business.

Charles Mercer New York Manhattan Gypsy Rose Lee Miss Lee Eisenhower Secret Service Ford Motor Co Republican National Committee Secret Service To Gajanian Long Beach Calif Beo Agajanian Manly New York Giants Ben Agajanian

Bubble-Topped Car Delivers Eisenhower a Busy Campaign Ride

President Eisenhower rides in a bubble topped limousine amid a hectic campaign schedule across New York Panama Cleveland and San Francisco with the Secret Service protecting the chief executive. The article notes the dome top and frequent travel as Elvis Presley rumors and culture figures intersect in the coverage.

Washington Eisenhower Cort Suey Poon Lee Las Vegas Harpers Abdabe San Fran Ceara Panama Tula Miss Lee Presley Elvis

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