City declines to pay retirement fund claim
Frederick officials unanimously refuse to pay a $12,903 bill from the State Employees Retirement System for prior service credits of two officials now in State posts. The mayor cites constitutional concerns and budgeting risks, noting no request from affected officials or the Frederick County delegation. Nine Soviet seamen who fled to Formosa are to be admitted as special immigrants, with nine seeking U.S. entry amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges after the Tuapse seizure.
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Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Russell H. McCain
McCain
Chaiman
State Roads Commission
Col
Munshower
Gurey
General Assembly
John A. Derr
Mr. McCain
Derr
State of
Maryland
Frederick County
U.S
Washington
Formosa
United States
Taipei
New York
Russia
Eisenhower Says U.S. Won't Start Aggression at Summit
President Eisenhower told Soviet Premier Bulganin at the July summit that the United States would never initiate aggressive war against any nation. The State Department released an 88 page booklet detailing his assurances, noting the president spoke of negotiation and peace while stressing Congress must declare war. He defended NATO and warned against starting a security pact without unifying Germany, urging equal priority for European security and German reunification in future talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
State Department
Nikolai Bulganin
America
Congress
Congress of
Bulgaria
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Neek
Geneva
Bulganin
Germany
NATO
Eisenhower Urges German Unity and Talks with Zhukov
The 1935 report quotes President Eisenhower addressing Marshal Zhukov as a wartime comrade. He argues Germany must unite to prevent a military vacuum that could invite Hitler propaganda and threaten global peace, warning Russia about reunification within the Western Alliance.
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Frederick
Marks
Marshal Zhukov
Eisenhower
Germany
Hitler
Russia
United States
Nations debate atoms for peace agency plan at UN
United States and Britain lead talks on an international atomic energy agency as India Brazil and possibly Egypt seek inclusion. Krishna Menon proposes widening the negotiating group beyond eight original members, with a goal to finish statute and launch agency by late 1956 amid Soviet participation talks. Scientists study dairy products impact on tooth decay.
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United Nations
N. Y
V. RK Krishna Menon
India Today
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Eisenhower
Krishna Menon
India
Brazil
Egypt
International Atomic Energy Agency
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
Portugal
South Africa
Soviet Union
U. N. Assembly
James J. Wedsworth
U. S
Firemen Hold Quarterly Meet at Adams Town Assembly
More than 160 attended the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association quarterly meeting in Adamstown. Alton Y. Bennett was elected general chairman for the 1956 State convention in Frederick, with plans discussed for a radio control center and training courses under the University of Maryland Extension Service. The next meeting is January 19, and committees were named for constitution, program, civil defense, and other topics.
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Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Adamstown
Alton Y. Bennett
United Steam Fire Engine Company
I. Erwared Morgan
Leslie Sovecol
Graceham
Ernest Drepest
Paul B. Rhoads Jr
High Knob
Brunswick
Eminmaltsburg
Rocky Ridge
Myersville
George Scricklevy
Radio
L. Ed Ware Morgan
Vernon M. Cassell
Braddock Heights
Everett W. Gaver
Middletown
John J. Bollinger
Emmitsburg
This City
Maryland Plans Stockpile Of Emergency Hospitals
PIKESVILLE Md Oct 20 Essential equipment for 20 emergency hospitals will be stockpiled by Maryland Civil Defense Agency. Sherley Ewing says delivery in about 45 days. Stored at Springfield State Hospital near Sykesville. A trucking industry committee will plan movement to strategic locations after a potential attack. Each unit weighs 13 2 tons and moves in a single van. Units include 200 cots and facilities for operating rooms sterilizing room laboratory pharmacy and X ray.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Civil Defense Agency
Sherley Ewing
State Civil Defense
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Arthur L. Shreve
Ewing
Red Cross to Offer Orientation Course Tuesday
A portable generator and a water tank are being purchased with matching funds from State and federal governments. The Red Cross orientation course begins Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the fed erated charities building on South Market Street, announced Mrs. Emily Bittle executive secretary. The purpose of the class is to
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Ewing
Red Cross
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Emily ‘Bittle
Volunteers to Learn Organization Functions Delayed by Illness
Mrs. Bittle announced a class to familiarize volunteers with the organization’s function. Mrs. H Albert Dean, chairman of Home Service, will lead as instructor. The session was postponed from its planned day due to illness and death.
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Packard
Mercury
Suuucvarcs
Lincoln
Capri Coupe
OL Pontiag
Char “II
Ford
Chevrolet
Lincoln- Mercury
Moyer’s
East Patrick Street
Better Homes Equip. CO
E. Patrick ST
Care Frederick News-Post
TS Coal
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Market St
Wed Sun & Holidays
Dairymen
Kinsey’s
West 7Th Street
North Bentz
Acme
Diamond Softener Sakt Nuggets
Ray W. Wahi
East Stb
William
Hood
West Patrick
Desoto
Plymouth
Weit Bros
Resudser
NORGE
Bass
William S. Hood
Appiance
Goraes
West Patrick ST
Francis Scott Key Hotel
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