Frederick County School Openings Delay At Two Rural Schools
Frederick County public schools schedule a 9 a.m. start for about 12,000 students with Yellow Springs and Myersville elementary pupils gaining an extra vacation day as construction delays push openings to Monday Sept. 10. Enrollment at Yellow Springs is about 250 and Myersville around 180, with total system enrollment near 12,500.
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Frederick County
Yellow Springs
Myersville
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbauxzh
Cais
North Frederick
Paul Hoffmaster
Brunswick
Frederick City
Elm St
Frederick High School
Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
Frederick High
Frank Keefer
Boy Hurt in Saturday Road Accident Near Mountaindale
Six year old James Stull was in fair condition after being struck by a car while crossing the road to a playmate’s house. He suffered a concussion a punctured lung a broken rib and severe head injuries. Parents Mr and Mrs Simon Stull were with him as the tractor stopped nearby. Police reported no charges as of Wednesday and the boy was expected to start school next year at Yellow Springs Elementary.
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Bethel Favin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Stull
Simon Stull
Young Stull
Stull
Clark Phebus
Mountaindale
Phebus
Kinehas Pui Ued
Yellow Springs
Ike Prepares Streamlined Campaign Plan Soon
President Eisenhower near completion of a streamlined reelection campaign planned to begin in about ten days. He approves draft itineraries and major address themes with Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall and aides. The plan includes five or six nationwide TV and radio talks some outside Washington. NEW CENTER SOUGHT District defense office seeks a $292,000 underground command center at Naval Ordnance Laboratory property in White Oak Maryland.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Elmenhower
Hall
District of Columbia Civil Defense Office
Maryland
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Two County Accidents Mar Holiday Weekend
County traffic produced two serious injuries during the long holiday weekend. A U S Navy man was seriously hurt and sent to Bethesda Hospital after being crowded off U S 40 West, while a six year old boy was seriously injured when he ran into a moving car on Bethel road. A Negro woman was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an earlier minor injury in the city.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
Bethel Road
Charles V. Main
Rabies control aids decline as Maryland reports fewer cases
Maryland reports a 66 percent drop in rabid animals for the year ending June 30, with 45 cases including 22 dogs, 15 foxes, four cats and four cats. Officials credit Fish and Wildlife Service efforts and state control measures, while the search continues for Cynthia Ruotolo, kidnapped six weeks after birth. A separate suit seeks 4200 square feet of land for Rt. 17 improvements, Brad T. Hatley Jr. defendant, fair value deposited.
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Washington
Maryland
Hamden
Conn
Ledus
John C. Jones
Wildlife Service
Cynthia Ruotolo
Abraham S
FBI
Redogs
Fish and Wildlife Service
Jones
Manland
Virginia
West Virginia
State Roads Commission
Rt. 17
Brunswick
Rosemont
Bradley T. Hatley Jr
Patrick M. Schmauffer
Former diplomat claims State Dept suppressed anti-Communist ideas in 1948
Angus Ward testified before a Senate subcommittee that a State Department directive halted sharing his plans to counter Communist gains in China with Defense Secretary Forrestal. Ward said Forrestal later wanted the information. Ward and staff faced house arrest and expulsion from Manchuria after China fell. The 1948 episode involved Eisenhower at the meeting, and Ward spoke in New York after a European trip.
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Washington
Angus Ward
State Department
Defense
James Y. Forrestal
China
Ward
Forrestal
Aken
Subcommittee
Robert Morris
New York
Mukden
Manchuria
Ino
Big Forest Fire in Medicine Bow National Forest Gains Containment
Douglas Wyoming officials report the Big Forest Fire, Wyoming's worst blaze of the year, is temporarily under control after burning about 1200 acres since Sunday. The fire near Faterbrook threatens nearby residents as crews push containment efforts. In Egypt, talks between President Nasser and a five nation Suez committee move to hard discussion after formal plan presentation.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Medicine Bowatonal Forest
U.S
Ed Holler
Faterbrook
CAIRQ
Egypt
Nasser
Maryland Labor Day Traffic Fatalities Update
The 78 hour Labor Day weekend in Maryland saw one highway death and three drownings. The lone fatality was 10 year old Harry Thomas Shrock of Oldtown struck by a car while bicycling south of Cumberland. State Police praised police departments and motorists for keeping deaths low.
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Associated Press
Sistyland
Maryland
Harry Thomas Shrock
Oldtown
Cumberland
Charles David Widerman
Woodlawn
Baltimore County
Widerman
Stony Creek
Riviera Beach
Anne Arundel County
Paul H. Hart
Silver Spring
Beaches Lake
Oxon Hill
Prince Georges County
Hartwell White
Edgwater
West River
Adlai To Speak At Legion Convention
Adlai E Stevenson to address the American Legion Convention in Los Angeles after a Labor Day swing through Michigan and the Far West. He described his day in Michigan as wonderful to a large crowd at the State Fair amid a campaign build toward the official kick-off in Harrisburg September 13.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Michigan
Far West
Los Angeles
American Legion
Stevenson
Santa Fe
N.M
Vancouver
Wash
Harrisburg
Soviet test site pinpointed near China border
A group called the eek outers said today they have located the Soviet nuclear test site about 100 miles west of China and 500 miles north of India. The Japan Weather Bureau fixed the blasts at Lake Balkhash in the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic.
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Cee Eee
Soviet Union
China
India
Japan Weather Bureau
Lake Balkhash
Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic
Death Toll May Fall Short of Labor Day Estimate
AP tally shows 422 traffic deaths, 88 drownings, and 71 other violent fatalities over the Labor Day weekend, totaling 581. Council head Ned Deaton says final toll likely below 480, with chance to beat 461 in 1951 and 438 last year.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Ned HB. Deaton
Safety Council
Time Bombs Explode as Cyprus Tensions Escalate
A British soldier and a Turkish Cypriot were wounded in a market clash in Larnaca as violence against British rule continued. A time bomb exploded at the Acropole hotel annex in Nicosia injuring no one and a police officer faced an assassination threat. A six year old girl fell from a pony near Rocky Springs and was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Suez Canal
Larnaca
Famagusta
Acropole
George Pereira
EOKA
Greece
Pereira
Pretty 22 Year Old Jumps From Plane in Suspected Suicide
Flora Lizabeth Anderson a 22 year old UC graduate plunged to her death from a rented plane near Stinson Beach as pilot Stanley Gordon 28 fought to hold her in the craft. Marin County deputies planned to resume the search for her body as authorities reviewed details of the fatal ascent and the couple's date on Mt Tamalpais.
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San Rafael
Calif
Marin County
Flora Lizabeth Anderson
Fox
University of California
Igmen Vu
Stinson Beach
Gordon
Stanley Gordon
Belvedere
Hanna Mt
Roger Garety
Miss Anderson
Joseph A. Anderson
San Francisco
Air Raid Alert Planned for September 13 in Statewide Drill
Maryland Civil Defense director announces a statewide air raid alert for September 13 with most counties joining a brief drill at 1 45 pm and a five minute take cover signal. Frederick may be excused due to a parade. The alert lacks an all clear signal and motorists are advised to take cover. Registrations offices open evenings for voter registration. Domestic Building Association reports shares matured at 100 dollars each and announces a new series starting November 17. Lloyd C Fry named principal at Youth's Benefit School Fallston. Dr. Robert J Reddick seeks review of injunction orders by the State Court of Appeals.
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Baltimore
Sherley Ewing
Civil Defense
National Civil Defense
Frederick County
Ewing
Citizens National Bank
Lloyd C. Fry
Lawrence C. Fry
Buckeystown
Havre de Grace
Fallston
Bel Air
Frederick High School
Mate Teacher's College
Salisbury
Miss America Parade Opens in Atlantic City
Contestants from eight states Canada Hawaii and Washington D C compete in the Miss America Pageant parade in Atlantic City with 34 contestants 24 bands and a grand marshal Julius La Rosa. An ABC nationwide telecast will crown Miss America 195% as awards and honors await the winner.
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Atlantic City
Boardwalk Palade
Rydius
Julius la Rosa
Beachs
Canada
Hawaii
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Salure
ABC
Protest at Poolesville over school integration in Maryland
About 70 adults and a few student protesters gathered at Poolesville Montgomery County demanding integration as Maryland schools opened in five counties. A group of 15 Black students escorted by police entered the buildings amid shouts as classes began.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Poolesville
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Worcester
Carroll
Garrett
Segregation Deplored by Church Panel in Lancaster
A church commission urged the Evangelical and Reformed Church to deplore evasion of the U S Supreme Court school segregation ruling. The report called for full support of integration and urged pastors and members to lend their total support while noting varied timetables for communities. The commission affirmed no discrimination in the church and projected a three year path to a new United Church of Christ constitution.
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Lancaster
Evangelical and Reformed Church
U. S. Supreme Court
Commission On Christian Social Action
Elmer J. F. Arndt
Webster Groves
National Guard quell mob after Clinton Oliver Springs unrest
In Oliver Springs Tennessee a mob of more than 250 armed whites terrorized the town over racial integration at Clinton High School. National Guardsmen moved in with tanks and jeeps, dispersing the crowd and detaining 15 suspects while patrolling Clinton and Oliver Springs to restore order. Nine Negroes enrolled at Clinton faced white student walkouts and a restrained opening as Guardsmen watched.
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Oliver Springs
Tenn. U
Cumberland Mountain
Clinton
Jack Dealy
Maludulcer
Jack Payne
Serege Burdett
Roy
Knoxville
Ula
Iannty
Clinton High School
Korea
East
Tennessee
Tenn. W
National Guard
Negroes Will Be Transferred In Mansfield High School
Captain Bob Crowder announced that Negroes attempting to register at the all white Mansfield high school would be transferred immediately to other districts for safety. Gov Craven suggested the policy amid tense scenes as six Texas Rangers arrived with a crowd of about 100. The mob pressure followed recent demonstrations that had targeted state officials and photographers.
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Tron
Riot and tensions rise as Oliver Springs riots erupt
Adjutant General Joe Henry and about 80 National Guardsmen move to Oliver Springs after a nighttime riot erupts following rumors of school integration. A white mob clash injures a man, roadblocks are set, and authorities vow to quell the unrest while similar tensions echo in Clinton and Nashville.
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Nashville
Frank Clement
Soddy
East Tenessee
Rountjile
Kale Aish
Henry
Rot-Forn
Batterine
Clinton
Tennessee Supreme Court
Tennessee Federation For Constitutional Government
Oliver Soremy
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Jill Decker
John Bateman
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Gels
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A. W. Lyman
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