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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1956

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Man Guilty Of Assault Gets 5 Years

A 24yearold man named Ronald R Keadle was found guilty of assault and battery on a housewife near Myersville by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer and sentenced to five years in the House of Correction The victim Mrs Virginia Stains positively identified Keadle as the man who grabbed her at her home He claimed he was in Mount Lena at the time and admitted a prior robbery conviction Other witnesses tied to the case included Howard T Miller and two unnamed State witnesses while Bell Found Guilty and other cases are mentioned in connection with local law enforcement and theft charges.

Lenaman Patrick M. Schnauffer Myersville House of Correction Virginia Stains Near Ronald R. Keadle Vic Keadle Mt. Lena Stains Hagerstown Pennsylvania E. Austin James Clifton M. Viris Samuel W. Barrick Bell Harry I. Bell Sr Mt. Airy Schnauffer Thomas Bernard Marty J. Bell Jr Bell Farm Thomas Bell Bell Sr Stet Palicn Tranher Messrs. James and Wirts Robert H. Mundy Airy Mundy John H. Morningstar Sonal 2 Hearn Grocers Yellow Springs Barrick Sherman P. Bowers

Voters Map Frederick Precincts See Armory Voting Shift

The Frederick city election plan shows eight of the 25 precincts voting at the State Armory for the November presidential election. Precincts 2 and 2A 6 6A 6B 7 7A and 7B move to the armory at West Second and Bentz streets, with other precincts returning to local schools and halls across the city and county.

Frederick City Abe State Armory Board of Election Supervisors Frederick Armory West Second and Bentz Streets West Patrick Street Wrai Tawick North Market Hotel Frederick North Market Street Washington Street Key Chevrolet East Patrick Street Old Church Street Roney Motor Company

Radio distress signals raise hope for missing U S plane

Reports say distress signals heard north of the Azores by five airliners and the Lajes base spurred a major air search for the missing C118 Liftmaster with 59 U S service members. The plane vanished Wednesday on a Lakenheath to Azores flight. liferafts aboard carried portable transmitters.

London Atlantic Azores U.S U.S. Air Force Air Force Lajes U S. Military Air Transport Service Lakenheath England United States W Air Force Lincoln Neb

Strike Issues Statement From Chesapeake and Potomac Phone Co

Marvel vice president releases statement on strike started October 4 emphasizing uninterrupted service. He notes lack of direct union word until now and confirms 48 hours notice before further strike actions. Return-to-work efforts and normal service resumed in the area. Also reports Republican leaders claim strong pro Eisenhower support and expected Virginia carry.

WG. Marvel Chesapeake and Potomar Triephone Company Maryland Martin Ike Washington Howe Joseph W. Martin Mass Eisenhower Virginia Democrats

Polls Show Eisenhower Leading Across Wide Areas

The Associated Press surveys indicate Eisenhower ahead of Stevenson in most national and regional polls. Several state and local assessments show varying margins, with some regions like Vanderburgh County Indiana favoring Eisenhower well above 1952 levels, while others show Stevenson leads in farm and regional samples.

Eisenhower Associated Press Adlai Stevenson Vanderburgh County Indiana Gallup Stevenson Kenneth Fink New Jersey Fink Minneapolis Tribune Minnesota Eisenhower-Nixon Stevenson-Kefauver Fisenhower Teena Fisre Ihe Des Moines Register Iowa Eieenhower Los Anc Geles Salt Lake City KSI Linchburg Va News T. Coleman Andrews Andrews Internal Revenue Commissioner Prosegree Ganonist The Richmond Leader Florida Fort Lauderdale Broward County

Chief Judgeship Returns To County

The Sixth Judicial Circuit chief judgeship returns to Frederick county as Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer presides as chief judge succeeding Judge Stedman Prescott who joined the Court of Appeals. Prescott had become chief after Judge Woodward retired and Delaplaine resigned. Littles, 28, Baltimore, is jailed on $1,000 bond on grand jury charges for a burglary at Kaufman Garage on East Patrick Street. Police report stolen auto accessories recovered. Also: payment demanded by United States from Russia for damages to a Navy plane and injuries to crew. Scheffing named field manager of the Chicago Cubs.

Sixth Judicial Circuit Frederick County Patrick M. Schnauffer Circuit Court Stedman Prescott Court of Appeals Prescou Edward SS Delaplaine Delaplaine Libaee Sia Wuunry 2 Reorganized Court of Appeals Charles W. Woodward Montgomery County Woodward Judze Prescott Atie Prescott Willam Littles Baltimore Kaufman Garage East Patrick Street Palive Crand Jury der. Seray Norman Dietz Latires Washington United States Russia

Maryland FFA delegates head to national meet in Kansas City

More than 45 Maryland farmers will attend the National Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City, starting Monday. Delegates include Eugene Martin and John Webster who will serve as Maryland’s official representatives, with several students expected to receive the American Farmer Degree. Twenty counties and 29 chapters will be represented. A city docket notes George W. Frazier and Les nested Frazer held pending hearing.

College Park Maryland Future Farmers of America Kansas City FFA United States Hawai Puerto Rico John Webster Street Eugene Martin Thurmont Thurmont High School William Murrow North Harford High School Lewis Riley Wicomico High School American Farmer Eyes Uniesend Martin Murrow and Riey National FFA Board of

Appreciation Week Tickets Open To Public

The Fort Detrick Appreciation Week banquet at the State Armory on October 18 opened to the public on a first come first serve basis via the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. Groups such as the Frederick Lions Club and Civitan Club bought blocks of tickets, while dozens of free seats are set aside for Fort Detrick personnel and invited guests.

Fort Detrick State Armory Frederick Segral Rhoderick Chamber of Commerce Rhodesey Lekers de Chevine Fun America William Hardy Lions Milan Chamber of Commerce and Fort Detrick Week Hardy

Conciliatory Suez Moves Signal Quiet Talks

Reports indicate Egypt and Britain pursued conciliatory private talks over the Suez Canal dispute while France appeared ready to break from discussions. The British French and Egyptian foreign ministers met with U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold as a private canal session was planned. O'MALLEY S100 DON NEWCOMBE LOAN PROMISES HOPES FOR Dodgers JAPAN TOUR.

Egypt Britain France U.N Dag Hammarskjold Christian Pineau U.N. Security Council

Five-Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware

Fair through the weekend with rain likely by Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures average 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Precipitation under a quarter inch. Warmer over the weekend then cooler by Tuesday or Wednesday. Afternoon highs mid to upper 60s, morning lows from the mid-50s in western Maryland to low 60s in eastern Maryland and Delaware.

Maryland Delaware

Cornerstone Ceremonies Begin At Hood College

Cornerstone laying events start at 4 for Hood College science building and dormitory. Rev. Alt Reuse and Rev. Ralph Miller lead prayers. Dr. Jane D. McCarrell describes the science building, while Mr. Lillian B. Hodson and Mr. R. Paul Smith receive mortar duties. Copper boxes placed with documents and biographies inside each cornerstone.

Hood Cotese Paul L. Alt Reuse Edgar M. McBride Jane D. McCarrell Clyde, E. Thomas Board of Trustees Lillian B. Hodson Ralph Miller Hood College Fathers’ Club June Miller Floy Miller Parsons Newman Hood College Board of Associates Anne Fortenbaugh Cooperative Government Association Arthur P. Scott R. Paul Smith Smith Viewbook CGA Blue and Grey Hood College Hodson Beta Beta Beta

Hood College Campus Day events draw largest crowd since 1951

Hood College hosts a three day Campus Day weekend beginning with cornerstone layings at Lillian Brown Hudson Science Hall and K. Paul Smith Residence Hall. Activities include water shows by the Rhythmic Swimming Club, Riding Club gymkhana, alumnae meetings, a bazaar to aid foreign students, and student skits themed Rhythm. Major events occur in Hudson Outdoor Theater and Cambria Gymnasium with ceremonies, cups, and annual church service to close.

Hood College Lillian Brown Hudson K. Paul Smith Hodson Pool Rhythmic Swimming Club Seventh Street Krebs Alumnae Hall Gambrili Gymnasium Hood Hudson Pool Hudson Outdoor Weather Bureau Nancy Anderson Drexel Hill Truxal Hazel Lucas Moul Fathers’ Club Mothers’ Club Meyran Social Room Brodbeck Hall Carson The Athletic Association Cambrial Gymnasium Coffman Chapel Andrew G. Truxal William Sprigg

Heavy frost again forms in Frederick county area

A heavy frost hit the Frederick county lowlands this morning, likely killing any remaining vegetation after the prior night frost. Temperature fell to 30 at Frederick airport, 29 at Amonville, with a forecast of another light frost early Saturday.

Aoatharines Frederick County Frederick Amonville

Frederick County schools study new program for facilities

A special committee appointed by the Board of Education held its first meeting to study school facilities and propose an overall modernization and expansion plan. Dr James A Sensenbaugh outlined studying current facilities population growth integration industry and housing impacts with a financing plan to be developed alongside the Board of County Commissioners. Population projections through 1961-62 show a five year increase of about 2000 students with detailed grade by grade enrollment forecasts. The next meeting is set for October 25 at 8 pm at the Board offices with members and county representatives listed.

Board of Education Frederick County Lin Church Street James A. Sensenbaugh Board of County Commissioners Paul Fogle Fogle Italy Richard C. Bowers Brunswick Warren Dorsey Frederick Ernest Hammaker A. Irvin Renn Roger H. Willard Sensenbanch

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