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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 13, 1956

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Frederick offers site for health center on West Seventh

Frederick City formally offers the West Seventh street reservoir site to the Board of County Commissioners for a health center. Mayor Derr and the Board of Aldermen approve, proposing 1.5 to 2 acres free of charge with ample parking and quick occupancy. Dr Forbes Burgess supports the site near Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Frederick City Board of County Commissioners Old City West Seventh Street John A. Derr Board of Aldermen Deen Frederick Forbes Burgess Frederick Memorial Hospital Burgess

Letter May Explain Death In Pasadena Case

In Pasadena California police investigate a death linked to Mary Treats McCully. Walter G Borchers Jr a 45 year old former minister and now insurance broker was seen with the body in his car trunk for over a day. Borchers says Miss McCully took his pistol from the glove compartment and died when it discharged accidentally after a struggle.

Pasadena Calif Mary Borchers Rose Bowl

Navy Husband Slain, Five-Child Mother Held in Custody

Princess Anne report says Verna Smith, a year old mother of five, was taken into custody after police were called from neighbors' home regarding the pistol slaying of her Navy husband. The incident occurred in Prince Anne area and authorities are investigating motive and details.

Princess Anne Vai Pait Verna Smith

Gun Fired Fatal Shot in Death of Seven Year Old Boy

Ballistic tests traced the fatal bullet to a pistol found near a dirt road north of the macadam street where Gregory Lease was found dying. Police say the weapon and a 30 inch cartridge belt were discovered about 50 feet northeast of the scene on private property. Detectives questioned classmates and firearms dealers as they search for ownership. The motive remains unclear and police consider a possible accidental discharge. Services for Gregory Lease were held at Marvin chapel at Plane No. 4.

Gregory Lease Pine Avenue Iver Johnson Gregory East Frederick North Market Marvin Chapel Plane No. 4 Enaebae Young Lease East Fifth Street Interceste

Fort Detrick Dinner to Feature Prominent Speakers

The Fort Detrick Appreciation Week banquet at the Frederick Armory on October 18 will include a full roast turkey menu served candlelight. Speakers include Rev. Father James M. Hogan, Donald B Rice, Russell H. McCain, William K. Hardy, Colonel John Hayes, Dr. C. C. Furnas, Major General Guy S. Meloy Jr, Major General William M Creasy, and Supreme Bench Judge Charles E. Moylan Sr.

Fort Detrick Frederick Armory Frederick County Joseph Rhodeneck Frederick Chamber James M. Hogan St. John’s Chamber of Commerce Donald B Rice Fort Dewick Russell H. McCain Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin William K. Hardy John «. Hayes C. C. Furnas Department of Defense Guy S. Meloy Jr Department of the Army Frederick Fo Fort Deuick William M Creasy Secretary of the Army Secretary of Defense Fort Dowick Army Gene Archer Supreme Bench Charles E. Moylan Sr Baltimore Moylan

Reach Accord On Suez Canal Principles

United Nations Security Council agreed to six principles guiding a settlement of the Suez Canal dispute among Britain France and Egypt. The principles include freedom of navigation sovereignty of Egypt canal depoliticization tolls by Egypt and users fair dues for canal improvements and arbitration of disputes with expropriated Suez Canal Co. Eisenhower hailed the development as highly gratifying while Dulles voiced optimism for a favorable outcome.

United Nations N.Y. Ip U.N. Security Council Britain France Egypt Suez Canal Suez Canal Co Eisenhower Washington Dulles

Even Spectators Hurt At Oak Hill Clay Game

A rock tossed by a fan struck Judy Scarbre 15 from Carlyle causing a scalp laceration and nine stitches. Oak Hill players Danny Criss 17 and Eddie Harding 16 also required hospital treatment after the same play. Criss suffered a lip cut and possible head fracture while Harding sustained a lacerated lip. Oak Hill won the game.

Oak Will W. Va Oak Hill Eddie Harding

Kefauver Cancels Kentucky Campaign Dates Due to Cold

Senator Estes Kefauver canceled four speaking engagements today as he battles a sore throat and cold. Advisors advised dropping the Kentucky dates to protect the campaign’s final three weeks. The Democratic vice presidential hopeful plans to remain in Frederick for a local event featuring Fort Detrick ties and a band concert.

Kefauver Lincoln Sen Estes Kefauver Kentucky

Schools Pass Quota In Chest Campaign

Frederick city elementary schools report 110 percent of their Community Chest quotas on day five. Parkway and North Frederick reports lead with 110 percent, pushing the drive toward a $37,500 target. Dentists and other committees add to the totals as fundraising continues.

Frederick Warren Evans Permanent Community Chest Ellis C. Wachter Parkway North Frederick Frederick County James A. Sensenbaugh Church Street Wachter James Goodman South Market Street Francis Scott Key Hotel Charles Uo Price W. Jarboe Grove Francis Scott Key

Rioting in Hong Kong leads to mass detentions after two days

Police swept Kowloon and Sham Shui Po in pursuit of riot leaders after pro and anti-Communist clashes during Nationalist China day. At least 44 dead and nearly 20 injured as 1,038 detainees were rounded up while a curfew eased on half the peninsula. Benamin Runkles, 23, Brunswick, was treated for back abrasions after a work accident.

Hong Kong Sham Shui Po Kowloon Peninsula China Kowloon Benamin Seventh Avenue Brunswick Frederick Memorial Hospital

Six Injured In Series Of Accidents In County

Six people were injured in automobile accidents in the county from midnight to six this morning. No serious injuries reported. all were treated at the hospital. C K Williams Jr 37 from Baltimore suffered multiple lacerations. B Keaton 31 had abrasions and minor cuts. Kenneth Burns 18 Winfred Pattier 16 Leroy King 18, all of Gaithersburg or Monrovia, were treated for facial and limb injuries. Samuel Gruble 25 was not treated. Troopers Edwards and Baum investigated respective crashes.

Cooksville William S. Fisher Mt. Airy Kenneth W. Burns Gaithersburg Winfred E. Pattier Monrovia Leroy K. King Clarksburg E. L. Baum Baltimore Mt. Airy Ambulance Clyde K.williams Jr Boyd Keaton Samuel R. Gruble Harris C. Edwards Randallstown Barracks

Woman Held As Kidnapper In Baby Abduction Case

In New York a 35 year old Mary Jackson and her 38 year old husband Richard Glanton were arrested after police found six week old Joanne Wells in their Brooklyn apartment. The baby’s mother Gloria Wells 24 identified the Jackson woman as the person she spoke with while in the hospital. The Jackson woman claimed she was pregnant and had lost her baby about a week earlier.

New York Joanne Wells Joanne Alve Brooklyn Mary Jackson Richard Glan Ton Albert Corbin Joanne Clarise Hall Gloria’ Wells Moman Jackson

Mild weather spans most areas with warm Bay State readings

The Associated Press reports mild conditions across most regions from the Rockies to the Atlantic with cooler spots in the far West. Strong southerly winds bring summerlike warmth to the Plains and upper Midwest while temperatures rise into the 80s in parts of the Midwest and East.

Associated Press Rockies Atlantic Coast Central Plains Dakotas Mississippi Valley Great Lakes mid-Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley New England Middle Atlantic Coast Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma - Texas Panhandle Philip Chicago Minneapolis Georgia Alabama Central South Pacific Coast Arizona New Mexico

State W C T U Meet At Four Corners

Montgomery County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will host the state organization at Marvin Methodist church Four Corners Silver Spring October seventh and eighteenth Ada Wooden Hampstead state president presides Mrs Samuel Stackhouse Montgomery county president welcomes the convention Mrs Eugene LaMotte Baltimore responds.

Montgomery County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Marvin Methodist Church Four Corners Silver Spring Ada Wooden Hampstead Samuel Stackhouse Montgomery County Eugene LaMotte Baltimore Sahing Baker Washington Calvin Schildknecht J. Milton Rogers Woodside Methodist Church F Paul Harris Julia Marden Temperance’ Council Richard Irwin Bremen Germany

Two Die In Separate Automobilist Pedestrian Crashes

In Maryland near Hagerstown and Boonsboro a pedestrian and a driver died in separate accidents. William J. Mitchell of Boonsboro was struck on Keedysville Road. John James Markey of Cumberland was crushed when his car collided with a truck on U.S. 11 as a truck from Pittsburgh turned over. The truck driver, George H. Silverman, faces manslaughter with a motor vehicle charges.

Hagerstown Here William J. Mitchell Boomshoro Keedysville Boonsboro Arlington D. Barrett Washington, D. Co John James Markey Cumberland U. S Leister Isanogle Markey George H.silverman Pittsburgh

Fourth Quarter Surge Made By Business

The fourth quarter business surge hints at record volume across lines with rising costs eroding profits. Auto makers bet on huge investments in automation and new 1957 models to lift earnings while expansion programs proceed despite election results.

Detroit Ralph G. Cordiner General Electric Co Cordiner

Missing C118 Liftmaster crew searched near Cape Finisterre

An Air Force report recounts a missing C118 Liftmaster with 9 Navy men and 50 Air Force personnel en route to Lincoln Nebraska. SOS signals triggered a large air and sea search 80 miles off Cape Finisterre as two life rafts were found adrift with no occupants.

U.S. Air Force Ruislip Air Force Lincoln Neb Britain Cape Finisterre Spain CKS Azores Europe North Africa America U.S

Remove Teacher Who Taped Pupils Mouths

Brighton Colorado report shows teacher Esther Bogle suspended after placing two inch adhesive tape over the mouths of three fifth grade girls for about an hour when they talked in class. The 56 year old Kansas native with 35 years teaching experience denies resigning and cites retaliation to hurt her career.

Brighton Colo Esther B. Bugle

Congressman Dewin Announces Rural Route Extension

Congressman Dewin Hyde announced Post Office approval to extend Rural Route 2 in Middletown to serve four additional families. The extension takes effect October 20. Condition of streambed Potomec and Monocaty confirmed clear.

Dewin Hyde Post Office Department Middletown

October Cold Spell Moderates With Warmer Weekend

The forecast calls for a moderating October chill and a pleasant weekend with temperatures rising above normal. Highs near 8 degrees today give way to a warmer Sunday and a still warmer Monday, with frost unlikely and overnight lows around 45 degrees expected tonight.

Children See Man Shoot Wife Kill Self in Baltimore

In East Baltimore six children witnessed Vernon Thompson shoot his wife Helen then kill himself after she had swore out assault and non-support warrants. Thompson, 40, died instantly. Helen Thompson, 41, was wounded and taken to City Hospitals.

Baltimore Vernon Thompson Helen Thompson East Anice Myers Thompson Betty Thompson Charlotte David Roger Patricia Vernon Thompson Jr Air Force Evelyn

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