Reds Reject Russian Security Plan for Big Four Talks
Washington reported the United States Britain and France rejected Russia proposal for a European security scheme while leaving a door open for a Big Four meeting if German and Austrian issues advance. The note urged Austria’s peace treaty and German elections as steps toward security and reunification. An international disarmament effort was urged, with a potential UK France US USSR foreign ministers meeting to tackle the remaining questions.
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Eisenhower Calls for Republican Congress Support
President Eisenhower issued a new call for voters to elect a Republican Congress to back his agenda. Speaking after breakfast with GOP leaders from 19 Midwest and Mountain states, he urged strong party organization in the House and Senate to sustain his administration. The address marked his first explicit plea for continued GOP control since mid August.
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Walkersville Driver Jailed Over Parking Fine
Magistrate A Reese Shoemaker Jr. set a precedent by assessing only a $1 minimum against a motorist who claimed no original ticket existed. Several locals faced charges or were cleared, including Henneth Hindman who testified no violation ticket appeared on his car.
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Allen Pollock
Panama
Fla
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Lodge Accuses Soviet Union of Unprovoked Attacks on U.S. Planes
UN debate features Senator Lodge accusing the Soviet Union of a pattern of unprovoked attacks since 1950, citing 28 lives lost and 36 missing across six incidents from the Baltic to Alaska, including the Sept. 4 bomber downing. Vishinsky ridicules the charges, saying U.S. planes tested Soviet radar defenses. The Security Council voted 10-1 to consider Lodge’s complaint.
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Noted Army General to Speak at Frederick Kiwanis
Major General George W. Smythe will address the Frederick Kiwanis Club next Tuesday at noon in the Francis Sentt Key Hotel. Arrangements were made by Brig. Gen. Francis H. Dan Ret. Smythe, a 1924 U.S. Military Academy graduate, is decorated with the DSC, DSM, Silver Star, Purple Heart and foreign honors. He has two sons in military service.
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Frederick Club
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General Smythe
New Siesta Car Offers Individual Rooms at Coach Rates
A railroad introduces the Siesta car featuring private room accommodations offered at coach rates. The new service promises added comforts for travelers with in-car amenities, aiming to attract passengers seeking affordable private quarters aboard trains.
Hope And Warning In Fight On Polio Assembly
In Rome a major polio conference concluded with a message of hope and warning. Delegates urged continued support for vaccines and treatments while noting the persistent threat of polio and the need for global coordination to advance research and immunization efforts.
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Polio research eyed as hopeful step toward vaccine
Scientists from 49 nations at the Third International Poliomyelitis Congress offered cautious optimism about a vaccine. Dr. John R. Paul of Yale warned progress is not yet a certainty, urging restraint and noting the goal remains prevention of the scourge for civilization.
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Yale University School of Medicine
Auto drivers killed near Nice in tour collision
Andrew Bouchard and Mrs Paulette Maurel, competitors in the automobile Tour de France, died when their Austin Healey sports car collided with a truck between St Martin du Var and Nice. The car was hurled off the road down an embankment, and both passengers died at the scene from head injuries.
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Andrew Bouchard
Paulette Maurel
Austin- Healey
St. Martin du Var
Bouchard-Maurel
Child inoculated with Salk vaccine contracts polio in Bradford
Bradford Pa September 10 Dr H J McGhee county health director reports an 8 year old boy Terry F Tessena Smethport now in Bradford hospital with bulbar polio after being inoculated with the Salk vaccine He is in serious condition and the first such case in the state Officials say he is the third polio patient to have received the vaccine with others in Fort Wayne Indiana and Omaha The boy’s mother Nurse Myron Tessena works at an Olean N Y hospital McKean County one of four Pennsylvan ia counties where the vaccine was tested has reported six polio cases this year all within the last month
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H. J.mcghee
McKean County
Terry F. Tessena
Smethport
Bradford Hospital
N. Y
Mcakean County
Politicians’ Tools Critique of Baltimore Police Magistrates
In Baltimore on September 10 the grand jury declared police magistrates are a football of politicians and should be elected with higher pay. Foreman Thomas W. Ford presented the report to Judge Emory H. Niles.
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Thomas W. Ford
Emory H. Niles
Magistrates Face Calls for Election and Higher Pay
The grand jury urged magistrates be elected rather than appointed by the governor and that salaries reflect the office’s importance. The report condemned appointing magistrates to pay political debts as an affront to the judicial system and demanded correction.
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Grand Jury
Quick Thinker Station Attacked by Armed Robbers
In St Joseph Missouri two hold up men entered a filling station and demanded money at pistol point. Ivan Scorggins claimed he had just been robbed and said the law is on his way to investigate. The bandits fled.
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