Enrollment Records Set as City Schools Open
More than six thousand three hundred pupils enter city public schools on opening day, a record. Principal counts show 6 361 students enrolled, with growth in junior and senior grades and in East Frederick elementary, while Lincoln students who started late last year are excluded.
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Paul Fogle
Lincoln
East Frederick
Fogle
North Market Street
Beatrice McCrean
Netank
Elaine Gumbine
Ze Sheets
Freda Derr
Ruth Staley
Dorothy Peize
Marv Lou Robertson
FE Lowe
Sara Norma Delaney
Turner
Lola
Kathryn S. Frinshour
Darlene Sittig
Charistie R. Woodrow
Woodrow
Giesler
Margaret Abrecht
Miss Marie
Edna C. Culler
M. Willet
Ruby H. Grossnickle
Barbara Wn. Bate
Meadows
S. Shirley Frye
Catherine Reagan
June Glisan
Amelia Fisher
Helen Weirether
Margaret Wagner
Juanita Shanheitz
Clarence Rice
Rhodes Shorrow
Polio Serum Expected To Arrive Here Today
A shipment of 90 vials of polio serum was due at the Frederick County Health Department today. Nurse Nellie Smith said no more serum would arrive until mid October. The next polio shot clinic on the fourth Monday in September will administer shots to children three months to 19 years old and pregnant women.
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Frederick County
Nellie Smith
Traffic Toll Higher Than One Year Ago
The Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths rose beyond last year with a total of 397 traffic fatalities, 15 boating drownings, 71 non boating drownings, and 76 from miscellaneous causes, totaling 469 for the period. The National Safety Council had projected 42 traffic deaths and warned the all time Labor Day high of 462 in 1951 was near.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Frederick area school grade totals in long roster list
A lengthy OCR provided roster lists by grade and teacher names with totals for Elm Street and Frederick High School. It enumerates first through tenth grades at West Frederick Junior High and other local schools, including teachers and several student counts.
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Progecene
North Frederick
Bettr Beanhlin
Evelyn Roelke
Betiw Rumburg
James Summers
Charlotte Brake
Irene Jacobs
Grace Rice
Viola Shue
Patricia. Crum
Rebecca Frushour
Elm Street
Mary Frances’ Earhart
Dorie Eskew
Paul J. Hummer
Margaret Waybel Kine
Ronald Lennox
Janes McCleaf
Lois Teter
Carl Emerick
Kathryn Fagan
Leota Harvey
Bessie Howard
Edward Kerns
Lavenia Marsh
Richard Petre
William Delane
Bruce May
James Rankin
George Seaton
West Frederick
Ruth Smith
Beatrice Stup
Saundra M
Robert Smith
Lillian Braungart
Dorothy Hamory
Robert Trimble
Edward Kennox
Claude DeLauter
Angeline Sundar
Walter Hatson
Claude Flagg
Dale Gangawere
Natharine Wright
Louise Lipp
Elora Smith
Walter Culler
Mabel Hovier
Donald Taylor
Harry Brennen
Joann Tomlinson
Alice Baker
Carolyn Cady
Janice Jeffries
Robert Pitts
Helen Chandler
Richard Gilpin
Marion Moser
Mary Holier
Robert Leatherman
William Barry
Dorothy Beatty
Joan Victor
Lena Mullican
George Strasberger
Frances Burgee
Pearl Hart
Frederick Axtell
John Hart
Frederick High School
Ruth Swank
Zelma Smith
James Reed
J. Wakefield McGill
Anne Fischer
Patricia Thomas
Ethel Beachley
Marjorie Happ
Willie Mernmi
John Tritt
Grace Engelbrecht
Central Case Off Assignment In School Project Context
An injunction hearing in Circuit Court on the proposed Central junior senior high school was taken off assignment. Taxpayers seeking to stop construction challenge the project while disposal-system tests proceed. If five well tests pass, bids open September 15 and work may continue. if they fail, the entire project is dropped. No court hearing is planned for the Tatter case.
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Circuit Court
Central
Board of Education
Commandant of Coast Guard Receives Reprimand
Washington AP reports Vice Admiral Alfred C. Richmond was reprimanded by Assistant Secretary A Gilmore Flues for allowing two admirals to escort relatives on a month long European inspection tour. The two admirals were Rear Admiral James Arshi and Rear Admiral Edward Thiele, engineer in chief of the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard is part of the Treasury.
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Washington
API
Coast Guard
Europe
Asst
Secretary of the Treasury
A. Gilmore Flues
Alfred C. Richmond
Treasury
Lincoln High School Grade Totals Listed
The document lists students and guardians by grade and names across Ninth through Twelfth grades at Lincoln High School. Totals for each grade and the school overall are given, with many ages and initials included.
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Patricia Lancaster
Virginia Baldwin
Mist
Frances Ashbury
Anna Ford
Ivan Shanboltz
James Reed
Harry Cornpropst
Ann Ashbury
Perry Darner
Dorothy Beachley
M. R. Smith
Alice Olson
Mary
Katharine Biehl
Ronald Neff
Audrey Pressler
Mildred Will
Mary Willard
John Thompson
Irma Stull
Beatrice Luziar
Octavia Zimmerman
Clarence Haught
Lincoln High School
William Robinson
Edith Addison
John Charity
Jerelean King
William O. Lee
Steel Strike Extends as 500000 Steel Workers Walk Out
The nationwide steel strike enters its sixth day with 500000 union members out and 87 percent of U S basic production halted. Past strikes show 1952 had 59 days but disrupted by government action. today no settlement in sight. A federal meeting occurs with no expected breakthrough.
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New York
Accidental State Deaths Mount To Ten
The Associated Press reports Maryland ended Labor Day weekend with ten accidental deaths. Over 78 hours, four auto fatalities and two drownings raised the year’s toll to 342, five more deaths than a year earlier. Victims include Sgt. Benjamin H. William in Washington and Cpl. John P. Meyer in Annapolis area drownings.
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Associated Press
Ryland
Sever Risdway
Maryland
Benjamin H. William
Washington
Herald Harbor
Anne Arundel
John P. Meyer
Winnetoon
Neb
John J. Tate
Baltimore and Ohio
Hanver
Howard County
Corabelle C. Parr
Baltimore
Mary Taylor
Bridley Beach
Samuel L. Shank
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Earl R Styler
Lynch
Kent County
Chestertown
Dorothy Sixier
Youth With Pennies Held A Delaware Boy
A Delaware boy named John Leroy Zarzi waived a preliminary hearing after being arrested for breaking into a tavern in Monrovia. Police found him hiding behind a booth with about 320 pennies. Magistrate Storm set a 660 bond. The Inn sits at Route 75 and Route 80. A road resurvey on Howard Hulfer Road began to relocate a section northwest of Jefferson, about seven tenths of a mile long.
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iSvearold Delaware
Brea
John Leroy Zarzi
Wiimé del
Short Taidniah
Charles F
Monrovia
Harry J. Frost
Willam L. Newcomer
Wilcam
Frost
Zarr
Storm
Howard Hulfer
O. Wilson Runkles
Runkles
Tefferson
Hood Looks Ahead drives expand Hood College fund raising
Hood College advances its Hood Looks Ahead program with drives in Detroit and Chicago and upcoming events. President Andrew G Truxal and J Harold Hooper travel to supervise concentrated campaigns, aiming to boost gifts and subscriptions toward a goal around 692000.
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Hood College
Hood
Detroit
Chicago
Andrew Gtruxal
J. Harold Hooper
Wilmington
Bel
Princeton
N. O
Cumberland Area
Maryland
Bombings Rock Little Rock Amid Integration Tensions
Three night bombings hit Little Rock causing fear around the city. A blast destroyed Fire Chief Gann Nally’s wagon in front of his home while a blast hit the school board building and another struck the mayor’s office. Police deployed with tear gas and patrolled four public high schools. No injuries were reported as officers advised officials and families to stay elsewhere overnight. Lights remained on in school buildings as authorities checked homes and vehicles of prominent integration figures. The incident recalls past unrest at Central High School during earlier integration clashes.
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Little Rock. Ark
Little Rock
Gann Nally
School Board
Miss Callas to Make Marriage Statement Milan reports stir
Milan papers report talks of a romance between Maria Meneghini Callas and ship owner Aristotle Onassis. The 71 year old singer and her 62 year old husband Giovan Battista Meneghini are seen with Onassis outside La Scala as reporters seek comment. She says a statement may come after lawyers consult.
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Milan
Vialy
Maria Meneghini Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Thero Callas
Giovan Battista Meneghini
Neasmen
Onassis
la Scala Opera
Miss Callas
Asian Roundup: border clashes and unrest across region
Newsmap notes Communist China rejects India protests over border raids and counters aggression. New penetrations reported in Bhutan. Laos appeals to L. XII for emergency force to halt aggression involving Red-dominated North Vietnam troops. Red-sponsored rioting continues in Calcutta.
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India
Bhutan
Laos
L. XII
Viet Nam
Calcutta
Spat Out Razor Blade Along With False Teeth
A colored woman, said to conceal a razor blade under false teeth and attempt harm, was fined 25 dollars in Magistrate Storm's court. Mehrle Snowden also fined 25 for disorderly conduct. Both involved in a Reichs Ford Road disturbance, with additional cases of intoxication and failure to provide support.
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Edward D. Storm
Margaret L. Boyce
Mehrle L. Snowden
Frederick
Miss Borce
William W. Nuns
Delegation Backs Maryland Prison in Hagerstown
Washington County delegates join State Senator George Sneyder in urging Gov Tawes to build a new Maryland prison on 1300 acres at the State Reformatory for Males in Hagerstown. They cite available water supply and existing facilities to expand farming and support operations, noting local unemployment and potential job loss if built elsewhere.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
George E. Sneyder
D-Washington
Maryland
Tawes
State Reformatory
Board of Correction
Frederick County
Eisenhower to Report to People on Labor Day Weekend
President Eisenhower will radio a 15 minute address from the White House to report on talks with allied leaders. Cooler weather expected in much of the nation with showers and thunderstorms forecast from the Pacific Northwest to the Gulf.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
The
Weather Bureau
Europe
Pacific
Northwest
Idaho
Nevada
White House
New Mexico
Plains
James C. Hagerty
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Great
Gila Bend
Ariz
Ata
Blythe
Calif Chieage
Teen chases man then stabs him to death in New York
A 2 year old man was chased four blocks by a teen pelting him with concrete and stabbed. Police detained Ramiro Roman 17 for questioning as Mayor Wagner vows a tough crackdown on juvenile crime amid a wave of deadly street violence in Manhattan and beyond.
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New York
Third Avenue
Thomas Jordan
Manhattan
Bowery
Ramiro Roman
Romani
Puerto Rico
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Heil's Kitchen
Lower East Side
United Nations backs Laos inquiry despite Soviet veto
The United Nations Security Council rejected a Soviet veto and established a four nation subcommittee to examine Laos charges of Communist aggression. Italy Japan the United Kingdom and the United States voted to form the panel, aiming to report quickly with factual findings for potential action. The resolution did not explicitly name North Vietnam or Laos requests for a UN emergency force. The panel will review statements and documents and report as soon as possible.
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United Nations
UNL Security Council
Laos
Genotina
Italy
Japan
Britain
France
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Koto Matsudaira
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Viet Nam
U.N. v
Security Council
Holiday Weekend Weather and Strike Developments
Pleasant temperatures dominated the holiday weekend with highs around 87 degrees and lows near 57 to 65. Fog patches and a trace of rain were noted, water levels near the dam crest, while a strike against Prudential Life Insurance Co. remained pending a vote by over 10,000 agents on a new contract after marathon talks.
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Cnir
Lion Gallon Dam
Washington
Prudential 1 Co
America
Amonr
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