Frederick city notes and public safety push in September drive
A Frederick column recalls local figures and events while urging traffic safety improvements at Market and Ninth. Mayor Derr and Police Chief Main inspect crossings, criticize a barricade as unsafe, and consider a blinker system to ease pedestrian flow. The piece also highlights Kids Day plans, midget football growth, and the 1956 57 Community Concerts anniversary along with campaign headquarters and volunteer kickoff.
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Chacley Main
Earw
John Derr
North Market Street
Derr
Hariey Main
Derick City
Spon
Frederick Kiwanis
Big Doe
Hanal Iy Gee
Noy
Frederick Far Grounds
Bence
Ward
Roundsters
Cies
Florida
Meride
Office of Pop Warner
Philadelphia
Father Cavanaugh
Frederick
Model Of Soviet A Plant Given To United Nations
The Soviet Union presented a model of its first operating atomic power plant to the United Nations in New York. Georgi Saksin said the USSR plans to build atomic plants under its sixth five year plan and to power an icebreaker reactor. He noted the plant was built and operated in 1954 and outlined broader atomic plans for 1956-1960. A separate dispatch from San Salvador announced Lt. Col. Jose Maria Temas to be inaugurated president of El Salvador.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
U.S
Georgi F. Saksin
Sovie Union
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Dag Hammarskjold
United States
Saksin
Russia
Europe
Asia
San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Maria Temas
Usi-Vcar
Revolutionary Democratic Union Party
Oscar Osorlo
Wl Revies Silaliul
Boyle Column Portrait Of A Millionaire Philanthropist
HAL BOYLE profiles Sloman known as The Glue King a 72 year old millionaire who gives away silver dollars as symbols of goodwill rather than money. Once a vaudeville dancer and hat salesman he built a three plant adhesive business and now runs it alone denying sales staff to stay independent. He began collecting dollars in 1933 to meet payroll and has since given away thousands to people he deems worthy while maintaining a personal ritual of discreet generosity.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sloman
America
Lars
Sears
King
Milliona
Lily Dache
Pennesylvania Railroad
Slomon
Siomon
Hus World Selies
Miles Switches To Stevenson in Maryland Democrats
Clarence W. Miles, longtime Maryland Democrat leader, announced as state chairman of Volunteers for Stevenson Kefauver. Former Baltimore Orioles president and prominent attorney, he backs Stevenson amid Eisenhower concerns, noting Stevenson’s broad grasp of domestic and international issues and urging party strength in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Clarence W. Miles
Maryland
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Kefauver
Miles
Atorney
Baltimore + Orioles
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
U. S. Senate
Stevenson- Kefauver
Sia
George P. Ma. Honey
Preston
Thomas D Alesandro Jr
del. Blair Lee
D-Montgomery
William W. Mahoney
Mahoney
Founcis
HA Sada
Washington
Medien
Aida Tal
Siren
Risenower
United States
Gov. Stevenson
Democratc
William F. Childs Jr Retires After 46 Years Service
William F. Childs Jr former chief engineer of the State Roads Commission will retire October 1 after 46 years of service. He helped plan Marsland’s first concrete highway in 1912 and was chief engineer for accelerated and 12 year roads programs. A testimonial dinner will be held tonight with the commission as his employer.
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Baltimore
William F. Childs ,Jr
State Roads Commission
Will
Maryland
Moral Rearmament Talk at Civitan Club
Civitan members heard a tale of the Moral Re-Armament center on Mackinac Island where diverse groups unite with ideas to promote world peace. Speakers from Washington and Kensington described the ideology and showed documentary pictures as local attendees, including John M. Sausser and Carol R. Freed, noted high attendance and prize winner John A. McCabe.
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Civitan Club
Cof
Frederick
Pew
Mackinacy Island
Civitan
John M. Sausser
Mackinac
Secretary of Defense
Donald MacQuivery
Kensington
Department For State
Wnow
Washington
America
Carol R. Freed
Daniel Ziegler
Alpha- Portland Cement
Ray Ebraan
John Underwood
John A. McCabe
Laboratory Technician Opening at Miner's Hospital Frostburg
Miner's Hospital Frostburg seeks a Laboratory Technician. Requires college degree in medical technology or laboratory science and two years lab experience. Salary offered is 3320 with yearly increases. Apply at Bormery IncTSans, Personnel, in rae 280.
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Miner's Hospital
Frostburg
Courtes
Bormery, Inctsans
Galto
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