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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1955

Page

10

Issues Behind Deadlock Over UN Security Council Seat

By MAX HARRELSON AP chief correspondent. The United Nations deadlock over a new Security Council member centers on more than communism. The United States backs the Philippines while Britain and others back Yugoslavia to preserve regional balance per the 1946 gentlemen agreement. A Philippines win would end the agreement and shift Asian representation, raising broader questions about postwar power geography and regional equity in the Council.

Max Harrelson AP United Nations United Nations Security Council Council United States Britain Philippines Yugoslavia Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Poland Soviet Union Latin America Europe Middle East General Assembly Lodge Ukraine Greece Turkey

Drive In Theater Opens on Route 11 in Waynesboro

More than a thousand people attended a preview of the new 1000-car State Line Drive-In Theater on Route 11 in Waynesboro. Amos Harper of Frederick Md dedicated the business at a grand opening attended by contractors, suppliers, Transamerica Theatre Corp officials, and city leaders. Police Sgt. Denver Shook arrested William Lester Cromwell for intoxication after a Saturday night incident at Fourth and Market Streets.

Waynesboro Route 11 Amos Harper Frederick Mammoth Drive-In Transamerica Theatre Corporation Gerald Myers New Drive-In Denver William Lester Cromwell Market Streets

Alsatia Mummers Parade Awards Big Cash Prizes

Hagerstown October 28 31st Alsatia Mummers parade drew about 60 000 spectators and 5 000 marchers from four states. Shippensburg band won 300 first prize for best senior band. York White Roses were best senior drum corps. Shrine of the Little Flower Baltimore best junior. special 100 prize to Monumental City Fife and Drum Corps Baltimore. Gradale Sorority Cham bersburg won 150 prize. Doris Minmich Harrisburg 35 prize for comic dress. total prizes 5000. Alsata Club raises about 15000 yearly to stage event.

Hagerstown Shippensburg York White Roses Shrine of the Little Flower Baltimore Monumental City Fife and Drum Corps Chambersburg Doris Minmich Harrisburg

Northeast Flood Death Toll From August Disaster

Federal summary assigns August floods across six northern states a death toll of 179 people with 6,992 injured and 813 homes destroyed. Damages total 457 million dollars, covering industrial and commercial losses as well as roads and highways.

Washington United States Business and Defense Services Administration Commerce Department

Byrd And Williams Opposed To Tax Cuts

Senators Byrd and Williams announced they would oppose any move to cut taxes in the next session. The Virginia Democrat and Delaware Republican indicated a unified stance against immediate tax relief measures.

Eisenhower Congress Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Byrd Williams Taa Senate Finance Committee Washington D-Va

Farmers’ 1955 yields show declines in quarter outputs

The News Frederick reports 1955 third quarter outputs fell 4 percent from Q2 and 4 percent below 1951 levels, with marketings steady seasonally. First three quarters receipts are estimated at 19.7 billion dollars, 4 percent under the year-ago period, while the price index fell 2 percent in mid October leaving prices 5 percent below last year. Europe excluding Russia has 406 million people.

Agriculture Department

Farmers' real net income falls in latest quarter

The Agriculture Department reported an approximate annual rate of 10.3 billion dollars in realized net income for farmers in the July August September quarter. This figure is about 5 percent below the prior quarter and 10 percent under the same period in 1954. The decline stems from lower prices for farm products with only small expense reductions, affecting both farmers and farm operators.

Washington Agriculture Department

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