Benson Remains In Cabinet As Long As President Wishes
Benson declared he will stay as secretary of agriculture “as long as the President wants me.” He defended his record and vowed to fight for American agriculture, rejecting calls to oust him amid reports of White House disapproval. He praised administration support for farmers and warned against rigid wartime price supports.
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Benson
Farm Journal
Philadelphia
Adv
Brownell
Summerfield
Harold E. Stassen
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Denver
Henson
Truman
Benson's
ICC to Survey Truck Safety Rules Nationwide
Washington Oct 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission will join with Pennsylvania police and truck authorities to survey truck safety regulations The plan grew from yesterday’s conference with ICC Pennsylvania State Police Highway Safety Bureau Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association and American Trucking Associations W Blanning ICC official said details will follow The survey will examine all safety regulation aspects for interstate trucks and driver compliance while focusing on recent accidents involving break value but not limited to them Separately Dora Varner of New Milford seeks divorce from Forrest Varner noting his alleged habit of calling her a left over Halloween mask The couple married in 1943 and filed in Susquehanna Court
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
ICC
Pennsylvania State Police
Sighway Safety Bureau
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
American Trucking Associations
W. ¥. Blanning
Iccs Bureau of Motor Carriers
Tanning
Cruelty Pneerson
Dora Varner
Truckty Amother
Forrest Varner
New Milford
Millionaire Fare Picked Up By FBI
A New York bank clerk Charles Martel Nast, 21, described as a millionaire fare, entertained cabbie Tony Pagano with lavish spending from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Nast was arrested by the FBI in Honolulu on embezzlement charges while Pagano faced debt from racing losses. Nast bond set at $30,000. preliminary hearing scheduled Nov. 3.
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Honolulu
New York City
Hawaii
Charles Martel Nast
New York
FBI
Aj Is Bank
Tony C. Pagano
Los Angeles
Pagano
Nusi
Yonkers
L.A
Las Vegas
Nest
Nos
Grace National Bank
Nast
Three Hurt On U S 40 And Big Dog Sighting
A two column slice reports a multi-vehicle crash on U S 40 east of the city injuring three people, with Mrs. Luckenbach charged with reckless driving. Separately, hundreds visit the SPCA pound to see Handley’s Great Dane, the dog now at 343 East Second Street, Curtis Handley, while ads note injuries to several local workers and an actress Eva Marie Saint’s on set fall in Hollywood.
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SPCA
Lal
Harry Phelps
Curtis Handley
East Second Street
Roy Fisher
Middletown
Phelps
Handley
U. S. 40
Andrea Luckenbach
Laurel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodrow Long
Helen Hegin
Elbert Street
Baltimore
Robert Storer
Alan Dale Martin
Martin
Hepyi
Luckenbach
Frank Kecter
Last Second Street
Fishing Rules Announced By State Commission For 1956
The State Game and Inland Fish Commission rescinds a May fishing ban on the Potomac to protect bass spawning. Bass season runs June 1 to November 30 with a 10 inch minimum. other species season dates remain, and local streams incur no changes. A separate car crash in Hagerstown injures Mrs. Fulton. her vehicle damaged a house, and she faces charges of reckless driving.
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State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Potomac River
Stanley Fulton
Hancock
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Truanency charge issued for Bussard child schooling
City police sergeant summons Mee Lillian L. Bussard of 318 Braddock avenue on Friday to a hearing over a charge that she failed to send her child to school in compliance with state law.
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Sherman Boone
Mee
Lillian L. Bussard
Braddock Avenue
Speeding Charge Against Thurmont Man Listed
City officer Nathan Dorsey charged James Austin Fratey with exceeding 30 miles an hour on East Street on Friday.
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Nathan Dorsey
James Austin Fratey
Ft., Thurmont
East Street
Hallowe'en Weekend Parades With Promised Warmer Monday
Halloween events filled streets as crowds shopped and dressed in costume. Forecasters predicted showers and thunderstorms with a 20 degree drop then a warming trend by Monday. Ghosts and goblins braved the chilly start as parades and parties unfolded in Taneytown Walkersville Woodsboro and surrounding areas.
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Hallowe'en
Nature
the Mercury
Hallowe’en
Hesson-Snider Post
American Legion
Taneytown
Opera House
Union Bridge Lions Club
Merchants
Glade Valley Lions
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Alsatia Club Parade Planned in Hagerstown Tonight
Colorful parades are scheduled with events Monday night in Hagerstown and Westminster. Westminster has set Tuesday as a rain date.
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Hagerstown
Westminster
Saws Off Handle Piercing Abdomen
Roy Simmons a 32 year old bank cashier was trapped in a 45 foot well when a sledge hammer handle pierced his abdomen during a drilling accident near Newton Texas. He sawed off the handle and was lifted to safety, later in good condition at Baptist Hospital Beaumont. Deer loss of appetite noted for mid November to March.
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Beaumont
Tex
Roy Simmons
Simmons
Bank Cashvier
Newton
Baptist Hospital
Jon
Lovettsville District Contest in Loudoun Board Race
Loudoun County voters gauge the Lovettsville District for the County Board of Supervisors seat. Democrat James E. Arnold faces Republican George E. Wire, the district normally leans Republican and Baker’s former chairmanship was with the party. Other Democratic candidates run unopposed in their districts.
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Loudoun
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Lovettsville
County Board of Supervisors
James E. Arnold
Irvey W. Baker
George E. Wire
Mr. Baker
Board of Supervisors
J. Emory Kirkpatrick
Roeurmbent
Broad Run
W. P. Frazer
H. C. Thompson
Jefferson
J. Terry Hirst
Jennings F. Potts
Mount Gilead
S. D. Philips
B. W Me. Kimmey
Joshua Fletcher
Mercer
Mr. Fletcher
Daniel C. Sands
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Kehne Furn, CO
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Eva Marie Saint
Paramount Studio
John Morgan
Hallowe
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Frederick Lumber and Supply Company
Rands
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Hall
Maryland
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John A. Derr
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