Roads Tour set for October 31 to inspect next year’s builds
At a Roads Board meeting the County Commissioners designated Monday October 31 for the annual tour of roads proposed for 1956 construction. The group will inspect all roads planned for the coming year and residents may submit recommendations before the tour. The official list of proposed construction will be released in October with November 1 as the designations deadline. Road work progress and funding updates were reported, noting 33 miles completed or in progress this year and weather aiding progress.
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Roads Board
Commissioners and Roads Board
Roger H Willard
Edward F. Holter
Hawbottom
Charles R Fuss
Emmitsburg
Harvey H Werking
Woodsboro
Hig
Willard
Greenfield
Quebec Road
Black Rock
Wolfsville Church
Church Hill
Dublin Road
Steiner Smith Road
Bail
Herme Road
Wark
Macing
Clearline
Chineh
Deer Spring School
Middletown
Amals
Roddy Lime bin
Grimes
Eylers Valles
Mt Tabor-Myersville
Road widening proposal prompts property rights talks at county level
Yellow Springs residents request a widened town road. Commissioners plan to seek cooperation from all property owners to secure necessary right of way for the project.
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Yellow Springs
Jazz Loving Minister Wins 58000 On TV
Rev Alvin Kershaw of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Oxford Ohio won 8900 on a jazz category quiz on The $64,000 Question. He identified a 1925 recording as St Louis Blues by W C Handy sung by Bessie Smith with Louis Armstrong on trumpet. The broadcast ended as a St Louis businessman announced he would take the 3200 baseball question.
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New York
Alvin Kershaw
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford
Ohio
SRK
Wol Handy
Bessie Smith
Louis Armstrong
Ahr
Clarathan Palrak Keough
St Louis
Hal March
Aide Voices Time Briefly As Keough Plans Tuesday Return
An aide interrupted to say that time was up Keough said he would return near Tuesday night to try the $320 question.
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Gram
Keough
Celanese to abandon Hopewell plant site
Celanese Corp of America announced plans to abandon its Hopewell plant. Local officials hoped to attract Reynolds Metals to Hopewell and consolidate operations with a growing plant in Charlove, North Carolina. The local factory employs about 330 workers and leaders reacted with surprise but sought new industry to replace jobs. Reynolds Metals president Richard S Reynolds Jr said a visit to the abandoned plant could yield a future arrangement.
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HOPI
Celanese Corp of America
Reynolds Metals
Hopewell
Celco
Charlove, N
Richard S Reynolds Jr
Reynolds Wetals Co
Reynolds
Washington Spinster Tours Soviet Union
A 70 year old Washington spinster, former Democratic national committeewoman, visited Moscow and other cities on a 10 000 mile Soviet tour. She spoke Russian, planned further travel, and described Soviet trains as non discriminatory. She asked locals if Russians were happy and reported universal replies of yes.
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Moscow
Charl Ormond Willams
Washington, C
Miss Williams
Kiev
Plans new car Burlington Wis Rambler redesign
American Motors intends to expand its share of the union car market in 1956 with a redesigned Rambler on a 108 inch wheelbase. The small wheelbase model was shown at a preview in Burlington Wisconsin on October 1.
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George Romney
American Motors
Nash and Hudson
Romney
American
Burlington
Wis
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John Kerchner
Walkersville
Felix Westine
Taneytown
Cambridge Rubber Company
Alenberry Playhouse
Boring Springs
York
National Association of Cost Accountants
Charles Brust
MOOSE
Bell-ans
OLDS
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick St
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Frederick Optical CO
South Market St
Viastic
Siegler
Cau Floors
Evers Win
Siegler Oil
Siegler Corp
Centraha
Hnoss
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll ST
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Pennes
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