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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1956

Page

12

Middletown School Board Approves Classrooms, Transfers

Frederick County board approves renting three rooms for Middletown classes and notes completed school improvements. Transfers affect Mt Airy and Urbana areas with pupils moving between Carroll and Frederick counties. Fuel oil bids awarded and civil defense use of facilities approved as eight new teaching positions filled by substitutes.

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Two Take Early Lead In Miss America Pageant

Miss Alabama Meveareold Stuart of Birmingham won the talent crown in a musical comedy number while Miss California Joan Colleen Beckett of Sacramento led the bathing suit segment as the pageant neared its decisive rounds.

Aclanth Ceey Noob Southerbelle Cylornia Miss Alabama Meveareold Nin Stuart Aviail Birmingham Lolehina California Joan Colleen Beckett Sacramento

Preliminary Work For New Street Lights In Frederick

City crews begin installation of fluorescent street lights replacing the old white way. New 62 foot steel poles will carry low voltage wiring and nine circuits, starting at East Street and moving toward College Street.

Frederick Max Kehne Aghen Kehne Seaboard Syns Coal Sik Tighre Paymsnet Winchester Hall Market Patrick Streets Kebne Seventh Street Gondi South Street Patrick Street East Street Dette Crestomapine Jr City Hall Martint Nehne Het Street Eighth Street Elec- Police Department

First Showers Offer Tiny Relief in Two Week Drought

The region reported last night and this morning the first measurable showers in two weeks, with scattered activity across Lewistown and Fishing Creek areas. Despite light rainfall, water supplies remain tight as dams show only a trickle. forecasts call for cloudiness and showers ending by Friday, cooler temperatures to follow. Ragweed pollen complaints rise amid drought stress, farmers cutting fields to ease pasture shortages while corn and crops show variable gains. Local weather notes highlight a cool start today, with highs around 65 and patchy showers continuing through the week.

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Mars Tonight Mystery Skies Captivate New York

Sky watchers in New York gather tonight to spot Mars, rising in the southeast and setting in the southwest. The planet, near 36.2 million miles away, is the closest since 1924 and will be brightest around midnight. Mars appears red with a barren orange red surface swept by hot winds.

New York Mars

Nixon Speaks to Legion as He Sets Path for Veterans

Vice President Richard Nixon addresses the American Legion National Convention in Los Angeles outlining his planned achievements of the Eisenhower era for veterans. The convention also votes to sever ties with the 40 and 8 organization unless it retracts allegations against Legion officers. The move comes amid tensions as Frank A. Nixon’s funeral plans unfold and election of a new national commander nears.

Los Angeles Richard M. Nixon American Legion Frank A. Nixon Whittier Legion J. Addington Wagner Battle Creek Assisine

Man Found Dead After Gasoline Car Blast Near Coast Guard Yard

Police investigate possible death by own action after a gasoline soaked car exploded. A man, not named, was found in a wooded area near Cure Bay Coast Guard yard. Anne Arundel County officers reported the incident citing a statement from the man's brother.

Balttisiorf Gar Ny Anne Ayundel County Cure Bay Coast Guard

Cairo Talks Open as Five-Nation Mission Eyes Compromise

Cairo discussions under the five-nation Suez Canal Committee led by Australia’s Robert Menzies pause for a possible breakthrough. Egyptian President Nasser maintains opposition to foreign control, with no next meeting date set while both sides study proposed details. Prime Minister Eden calls an emergency Parliament session for Sept 12 to hear on the Cairo talks.

Egypt Suez Canal Committee Nasser Robert G. Menzies Menzies Middle East London Dulles Ai Naceer Eden Cairo Suez Euiely Balmoral Cas Queen Elizabeth

Marines Drown Off Okinawa in Strong Under Currents

Eleven U S Marines drowned off Okinawa’s north shore while swimming during a field exercise break. A freak current, blamed on Typhoon Emma, swept bathers seaward as search efforts expanded and 12 marines were rescued. Names of the missing were withheld.

Naha Okinawa Marine Corps Victor H. Krulak 3Rd Marine Division Seatching Jack Westerman Co. F 9Th Marine Regiment James A Donovan John EL. Shanahan Shanahan Dede Bier King Celate Lug James M. Middleton Balboa Calif An&phoon Here Taipei Formosa K. Yen Jamoden Conn Cynthia Ruo Lola Nere Sterling Taylor Lake Whitney Cynthia Sae Froit Gercian Sears Nochuck

Workman Blamed in New Mexico Train Wreck

In Springer New Mexico a Santa Fe Chief passenger train collided head on with a waiting mail train. A workman allegedly switched the Chief onto a bypass track causing the fatal crash. Twenty people were killed and 35 injured. 312 passengers survived.

Springer N.M Santa Fe

Punchboard Sales Violate Law in FTC Complaint

The Federal Trade Commission accuses Baltimore firm Free State Products of unfair trade practice by selling punchboards and punchcards to others who use them to offer goods via chance based sales. The complaint claims such sales practices violate the FTC Act and state criminal laws.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Today Baltimore A Commission

Democratic Unity Meeting in Baltimore

A gathering in Baltimore brought together George Mahoney Democratic Senate candidate, Maxine Thomas, Sandra of Baltimore, city political leader, and Michael Birmingham Baltimore County leader and national committeeman. Spokesman Mahoney called the meeting amicable and said the others pledged to be good Democrats despite past opposition among them.

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Record Excise Taxes Set High in 1956 Fiscal Year

IRS reports that federal excise taxes reached a record 10,004 195,000 in the 1956 year ended June 3, driven by alcohol and gasoline levies. Liquor taxes topped 2.062 billion, gasoline nearly 3.0 billion, and auto taxes boosted overall revenue amid rising highway funding. Tobacco and other levies also contributed, though not surpassing prior peaks.

Washington WF Internal Revenue Service Tobacen Tans

Field Days Speakers Set Two Candidates In Newton

Newton Iowa field days will host two presidential hopefuls Adlai Stevenson and President Rieenhuser as speakers. Stevenson accepts a Sept 2 appearance and Rieenhuser is slated to speak Sept 21 at the Henry Steenhoek farm during national plowing matches context.

Newton Iowa Henrys Steenhoek Adlai Stevenson Rieenhuser Vestertis

Racial Tension Flare At Clinton High In Tennessee

Reports from Clinton Tennessee describe continued racial tension after 12 Negro students attended Clinton High School amid riots. Details cite guard presence, white casualties, and admission of black students as the focal point of ongoing unrest. Mention of segregation debates in Virginia accompanies broader race tension coverage.

Clinton, Tenn Tennessee Clinton High School Brittain Dro Brittain Richmond General Assembly Virginia Moscow Amerivam Raciais

Stevenson Accuses GOP of Talk Without Action in Key Speeches

Adlai E. Stevenson urged workers to choose vision over complacency as he accused the Republicans of offering rhetoric without performance. He faulted GOP rhetoric at the Democratic momentum in Los Angeles and San Francisco events, praising labor while criticizing Republicans for empty promises.

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Publisher Is Wounded in Peru Shooting Case

The New York publisher Robert Harrison was wounded in a hunting trip near Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic, after a rifle accident cited by Richard Weldy the jungle guide. Weldy said the shooting was accidental while denying intent to harm Harrison or cooperate with Confidential magazine’s story.

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Nine Negro youths escorted into Sturgis High amid mob opposition

A mob of 400 to 500 white residents opposed entry of nine Black students to Sturgis High School as National Guard troops and State Police shielded them. Tanks moved up the street and fixed bayonets while crowds shouted racial slurs and tried to grab the youths.

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