Teachers In Second Day Of Sessions At Maryland Teachers Meet
Baltimore Maryland reporters describe the 88th annual Maryland State Teachers Assn convention with 14 000 public school teachers splitting into more than 51 department sessions on topics from art to mathematics. Ethel Alpenfels of New York University spoke on from Adam to Atom and the All Maryland High School Chorus performed under Helen Hosmer. A proposed federal aid to education plan appeared in yesterday's opening session, with Governor Williams proposing heavy funding over five years and a tax package.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Iisk
Ethel Alpenfels
New York University
Adam
Atom
All- Maryland High School Chorus
Helen M. Hosmer
Crane Department of Music
State University Teachers College
Potsdam
All- Alamland High School
Reginald Stewart
Peabody Conservatory of Music
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Meat Feat
Willams
USTA
Walliams
Executme
Pceary
Milson Raver
Cnet
MSTA
Rine Aesson
Che
Newvision
Paul Bo Syvens
Gant Ad Pies
MeNsear
Eisenhower backs nationwide crime attack program
President Eisenhower approved a major program to combat crime in a 23 minute briefing with Attorney General Brownell. Brownell announced a fiscal year 1956 judicial program aiming to make invading jury deliberations a crime while deferring comment on a possible Presidential run.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Brownell
Wichita
Kan
Patchy air brake hose blamed for deadly crash
A faulty air brake hose patch blamed for a crash that killed five people on a mountain road near Cumberland. Police say a worn friction tape patch failed causing a leak and loss of braking. Driver Paul Myers and owner Ray Wells were charged or questioned. the case heads to Allegany County Circuit Court after investigators review brake inspection records.
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Cumberland
William F. Baker
Maryland State Police
Big Savage Mountain
Baker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Paul Stewart Myers
Ray Wells
Dover
Wele Getedovkt All Uas
Allegany County
Myers
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Department of Revenue
Roosevelt Garage
Cumberland Knights To Visit Grave Of Taney Chief Justice
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will make their third annual visit to Frederick to honor Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney. A memorial service at the grave will be followed by Benediction at St John’s Church and luncheon. Officers will be installed and members will appear in full regalia with color guard.
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Cumberland
Taney General
Knights of Columbus
Frederick
Roger Brooks Taney
Assembly
Robert Dawson
Barton
Mencher
Piedmont
Toni Na Abs
St John’s Catholic Church
Rantem
Jann
John Fo Nagel Jr
Varstand
St Tobia
Five Day Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Surrounding Areas
Five day forecast shows a mix of sun and warmth today with a chance of scattered showers toward western Port Rant a. Nights grow cooler with considerable cloudiness and cooler Saturday. Sunday remains cool with cloudiness. Monday and Tuesday trend warmer with scattered light showers. Clearing and cooler Wednesday with temperatures around normal near 82 by afternoon. morning lows from the upper 30s to mid 40s across the region.
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Portran
Eisenhower Returns to U S Affairs After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower resumes active direction of policy at a hospital conference with Attorney General Brownell. They plan to discuss Justice Department matters, while Brownell dismisses political plans. Doctors say health allows potential future service, but current reports suggest he may not seek a second term.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Brownell
Justice Department
Browne
Denver White House
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont Medical School
Burlington
Lepeschkin
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Washington
Midwest Weather Turns Cooler With Light Rain Report
The Midwest cooled slightly with pleasant adjacent weather elsewhere. Light rain moved southeast across southern Wisconsin and central to northern Lower Michigan while scattered showers dotted the North Atlantic states and the central Rockies. Subfreezing readings occurred in parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota as temperatures fell up to 24 degrees from yesterday, with some warming in the Southeast and Florida showing the biggest gains.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Wisconsin
Lower
Michigan
North Atlantic States
Central Rockies
Central
Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Central
Kansas
Florida
Three youths to face juvenile court for car wreck at Weil Bros
Juvenile authorities plan to petition three boys aged 14 15 and 16 for wrecking a Weil Bros car and damaging the second floor garage. police say the incident began Thursday with a frame wall entry and the car dropped onto a ramp. No prior serious trouble reported and all held in juvenile detention awaiting court. In a separate report a hit and run victim was found dead behind a dump truck near a diner. Police identified the deceased as Joseph Onacella 450 and Vincent Staunch 44 transported him to Bayonne Hospital where he died.
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Weil Bros
Hays
Fie South
Odar
Erdine
Mat
Eph Onacella
Vincent Staunch
Onaecella
Bayonne Hospital
Unlawful To Burn Leaves And Rubbish In Streets
Frederick city bans bonfires and rubbish fires in streets and alleys after reports of street leaf burning. The Fire Prevention Code of the National Board of Fire Underwriters 1953 edition is adopted in full, prohibiting kindling or maintaining any bonfire or rubbish fire in public streets or alleys.
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Frederick
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New Leads In Boys Deaths Are Checked
Chicago police pressed efforts to crack the slayings of three grade schoolboys. A crowbar stained with a hairlike substance was found in Robinson Woods as investigators questioned Edward Rohilfe and his deaf mute brother Herman held for lie detector tests. Multiple suspects were detained for questioning. a new eyewitness report emerged as temperatures cooled and weather forecasts hinted at warmer days ahead.
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Morton Grove
Edward Rohilfes
Herman
Robbe
Robinson Woods
Edward
California
John Schuessler
Anton
Robert Peterson
Margaret Crimming
Ischuessier Boys
Robert R .Thibodeau
Joseph P. Rens
Clark G. Lupton
Slue
Dent
Robert Kirkham
Joseph D. Lohman
Indiana
Slatin
John Schuesster
Anton Jy
Lohman
Edward Rehlfes
Robites
Seemit
Panek
Othe Dict
Labman
Sind
Ams
Jeff
Ndday Tesdas
Rrs
Japan sought peace in 1945 via Russia says U S investigator
Roy L Morgan testified in Tokyo that Shigenori Togo claimed Japan asked Russia to mediate peace terms with the United States after devastating air raids. He said Russia later accepted to relay terms, and Moscow promised entry into the war after Germany fell. Togo died in prison after a war crimes sentence.
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Tokyo
Russia
Yalta
Japan
U. S
Shigenori Togo
Supreme War Council
Roy L. Morgan
Greensboro
N. C
Togo
United States
Morgan
Yala
Germany
Soviet Union
Eisenhower Relapse Reported From Baltimore Station Mix
Baltimore station WCBM aired a confusion over President Eisenhower’s condition after his Denver hospital stay. An executive said somebody goofed as tapes of recorded programs were used during baseball broadcasts.
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Baltimore
Eisenhower
Denver
WCBAL
WCBM
Maj
John Eisenhower
Jett Washington
Eddie Fenton
Quarterly Meeting of Western Marshand Health Officers
The quarterly meeting of district Health Officers from western Marshand counties met Thursday. Morning sessions covered health department problems new regulations and program methods with changes to development of essential programs. A luncheon followed in the Francis Scott Key hotel gala dining rooms. Attendees included Robert Holiles director state department of health Perry Prather deputy director Dr AO Austin Pear Jaca member state board of health Dr Edward Daxens chief bureau of preventive medicine Dr Alice Totter assistant chief division of medical service Dr Ernest J Stebbing dean Johns Hopkins University Dr Forbes Ho Bayar and other visiting doctors.
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Marshand
Health Department
Francis Seatt Kes
Sere
Robert Ho Riles
State Department
Perry Po Prather
AO Austin Pear Jaca
Refreshed President Awakes After Hospital Stay
The President has regained wakefulness following a brief hospital stay. He remains in satisfactory condition with no complications reported and continues to recover in the residence.
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Derver FF
Princess And Townsend Attended Gay Dinner Party
Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend attended a discreet dinner at a London cottage of a royal cousin. The event sparked speculation about an engagement, though no official statement was given. They arrived separately before seven and left after about six hours, both appearing happy.
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Margaret
Romiance
RAF
Peter Townsend
Church of England
Canterbury
Princess and
Townsend
London
Princess Margaret
Peter ‘Townsend
John L. Wills
Court Hears Sasse in Estate Debt Case in Middletown
Circuit Court heard testimony in a Cane case involving executors of the Charles L. Russard estate of Middletown. Plaintiff Edwin F. Nekirk claims about 1200 dollars for a truck and farm equipment bought 1946 1947. defense contends no reimbursement is due. Witnesses included executors and family members detailing the disputed payments and promises. The court ordered continuance and that the matter be brought before the court next session.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit
Charles L. Russard
Middletown
Mehrl
Haines
Nilark
Willam A. Bissard
Uefiadand
Flames
Ganeunt
Heanes
Shestall
Mathes
Plan to curb runaways on Big Savage Mountain eyed
PIKESVILLE Md State Police expressed interest in a Frostburg Maplehurst Country Club proposal to stop heavy vehicles at the summit read warning signs and descend in low gear to prevent runaways on Big Savage Mountain near Cumberland. Maj William H Weber said enforcement would require a law.
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Pikesville
Pojict
Aplan
Maplehurst Country Club
Frostburg
Big Savage Mountain
Cumberland
William H. Weber
Maj. Weber
Ermbly
Ana
Russell Ho McCain
State Roads Commission
Demands For Security Measures Mount In Middle East
Moshe Sharett urged urgent attention to escalating security needs as mentions of an Egyptian arsenal loom. Washington Perez Bernstein, former trade minister, advocates a preventive war to curb Egypt before arms superiority grows.
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Jerusales
Middle East
Moshe Sharett
United States
Washington Perez Bernstein
General Zwast Party
Tel Aviv Darby Haboker
Egypt
Full Debate In U N Asked By Russians
Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev urged a full debate on disarmament in the U.N. Assembly Political Committee without awaiting Big Four decisions. He argued discussion is a UN right and blamed U.S. blocking in subcommittee talks. The Big Four meet in Geneva on Oct. 27 as the Disarmament Commission studies progress.
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United Nations
Nloy Ge
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
Sobolev
Assembly
Geneva
Disarmament Commission 1
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Canada
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Harald E. Stassen
Dulles
Paris
Commission
Leslie Munro
General Assembly
London
Munro
Two More Charges Filed Against Man
William Floyd McClure Jr. of East Sixth Street faced a second bad check charge and a count of unlawful taking of a motor vehicle. Bail was set at 310,000 for a Peoples Court hearing Monday after police, led by Sergt. Boone and Detective Carty, filed the charges. A fraud report said the checks were passed at local merchants.
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William Floyd McClure Jr
East Sixth Street
Bondon McClure
Jal
Peoples Court
Bruce A. Tiouck
Middle Alley
Hall
Middle Ailex
Houck
Sergt
Sherman Boone
Ellis Carty
McClure
Deed Recorded For 330 West College Tor Race Home
A deed was recorded in the Clerk's office transferring the residence at 330 West College Tor Race from Mr and Mrs Robert L Mason to Mr and Mrs Alexander A Craw. The consideration was about $21,000, as shown by revenue stamps. Market advances in New York show the stock market rising for the fifth straight session before early selling pressure.
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West College Tor
Robert L. Mason
Alexander A Craw
New York
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