Court Sends First Snowfall Boy Aged 12 To School
A 12 year old Frederick youth who ransacked Parkway school rooms and broke into homes at Loos Station and Rocky Ridge drove a tractor to Plane No 4, then returned to Maryland Training School for Boys. Judge Schtautier urged a longer stay in a secure program. probation noted releases of youths not ready for freedom. Police report the boy admitted stealing a bicycle. The case highlights struggles with juvenile rehabilitation and supervision.
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Frederick
Parkway Sehial
Loos Station
Rocky Ridge
Parkway School
Paul
Mossburg
State Armory
Roderick
H. 4
Brown
Clarence Shriner
Loys Station
Charles Dodson
J. Thurston
Optimist Boys Club
All Saints Street
Dodson
Suez Canal crisis looms as Egypt faces pilot shortages
Egypt warns the canal can run with 46 pilots after 14 foreten pilots depart. Britain's Eden government backs a plan opposed by Egypt's Washington embassy as Dulles and allies discuss action. Israel expects a guarantee of Egypt's status while India and Ceylon signals hint at moving toward a unified canal settlement. Potomac and regional streams report clear water.
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CATAG
Nasser Ays
Egypt
Sues Canal
Washington
Britain
Avait
London
Eden
Dulles
Von
New Delhi
Ordsst
Nehru
Colombo
Undianacbon
Ceslon
Solomon Bandaranaike
Calls Johnston Probe a Waste of Money
Washington Senator Olin Johnston accused hearings of wasting money as he testified about alleged favoritism in the government mail program. Postmaster General Summerfield called the investigation a waste of taxpayers funds while noting the committee could have received full information from the department. A bicycle theft report noted several recovered bikes, and Hood College invited the public to view Mars through its observatory tonight starting at eight.
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Washington
Olin
TD. Johnston
DSC
Summerheid Hay
Duknston
Senate
INE Prs
Summerfield
Ormonde Ahaeb
Juan
Chung-Sang Yu
Hood College Observatory
Ue Tans
Mars
Earth
First snow falls in International Falls after 43 years
International Falls reports the season's first snow lasting about 18 minutes in the morning. Snow began around 8:32 AM and melted quickly as ground temperatures ranged from 32 to 34 degrees.
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International Falls
Minn. J
Money Gone, Sergeant Is Arrested
Sergeant Don R. Carnine of Frederick Maryland is in custody in Wurzburg Germany awaiting completion of an Army investigation into the disappearance of more than $4500. He was seized in a Catone tavern after allegedly deserting his post with the 35th Engineer Battalion at Kitgingen on July 1. An Army spokesman said a post card postmarked Cologne claimed the sergeant was ill and planned hospital treatment. Carnine was reportedly penniless at the time of arrest.
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Wuerzburg
Germany
LOS. Army
Don R. Carnine
Frederick
Catone Twin Es Ain
Bony
Kitgingen
Carmine
Cologne
Carnine
Restitution and jail for theft at Madetrate court
A recently discharged Navy man, William E. Beall, 20, was given a suspended sentence for larceny of his sister Nancy Marie Beall's watch after a night of pawning for spending money. Det. Dietz testified Beall and Raymond B. Haines split $10 from a dealer. Haines received an 80 day county jail term. Beall avoided imprisonment. An unrelated defendant, Alien at Jaminson, was jailed three months for assault on wife Jessie. Parry Lee Farley paid fines for reckless driving after police testimony.
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Madetrate’s Court
Wilbur &. Shetheta
William E. Beall
East Charen Street
Nancy Marie Beall
Set
Norman Dietz
Gty Police
Beall
Raymond B. Haines
Frederick County
Dietz
Haines
Jaminson
Carver Apartments
House of Correction
Jessie
Samuel W. Barkk
Parry Lee Farley
Tom Bancasigi
Robert Snyder
Traffic shift planned for new U S 40 section near Frederick
A temporary traffic shift is planned to route U S 40 from the Monocacy River bridge area to a new section. Westbound and eastbound lanes will use the new bypass section as Asher Construction progresses, aiming to finish before winter.
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Asher Construction Company
Monocacy River
Blairs
Roaus Commission
Frederick
LU. S. 4
Patrick Street
Baughman
Richard F. Kline
Maryland
West C Street
Brunswick
Maryland TV
Rosemount
King Wecens
Easton groups push self reliance amid racial tensions
In Easton Maryland a newly formed Talbot County committee aimed to keep segregation and reject outside help. About 400 attended a meeting where Bryant Bowles planned to speak but was not acknowledged. The Easton electrician Moore presided and defended internal leadership, insisting this was their fight and no outside aid was welcome.
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Bowles
Milford
Del
Bat
Beauvont
Pex Troma
Moore
Easton Electrician
Frederick cancer crusade final report credits volunteers
The 1956 Cancer Crusade in Frederick County reports contributions totaling 57472 dollars. Howard M South, vice chairman of the Maryland Division, and Robert D Owen, Frederick City and County drive chairman, praise local helpers for a successful drive. The New York market opened with brisk steel trading amid rising stocks.
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Frederick Ounte Seas
Howard M South
Marsland
American Cancer Society
Robert D. Owen
Frederick City
Chest Goal Here Is Set At $42,500
The 1956 Community Chest goal is $42,500 up from 1935 by $2,800 announced by president Charles S. V. Lanner. Campaign begins October 8 with the special gifts committee led by John R. Cheatham as agencies seek funds for M C A water projects and building repairs. Girl Scouts gain funds for an executive director after Betty Bolger’s resignation, while Boy Scouts Children's Aid Society and other agencies prepare for the general drive.
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Charles S. V. Lanner
Lanner
Betty Bolger
John R. Cheatham
Edgar H. McBride
William H. B Anders
Alden Fisher
Robert L. Warfield
Paul MacAulife
Peter W. Chichester
Clyde M. Ronex
Arthur Y. Myers
4. B. Collinus
George B. Delaplaine
Parsons Newman
Riehoard F
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Children’s Aid Society
Young Men's Christian Association
Salvation Army
Federated Charites
Esther E. Grinage
Three Up For Commander At Amvets Post Nominating Session
A three way race for commander of Amvets Post 2 emerged after nominations at a secular meeting on HO West Patrick Street. Nominees for commander Marvin Kennedy Fred Thaeter and Perry Colliflower, all of Frederick, will contest the election next Thursday. Other officers nominated include First Vice Commander Cletus Jones and Second Vice Commander George Smull.
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Amvets
HO West Patrick Street
Five O
Harold AL Culler
Marvin Kennedy
Fred Thaeter
Perry Colliflower
Frederick
Charles Korrell
Rocky Springs
Melvin Menem
Fredes Untess
Ciller
Temperatures to Reach Ninety as Warm Spell Returns
Weather forecast: temperatures may hit the nineties this afternoon for the first time since early in the month. The forecast notes a warm spell following recent cooler days, with scattered thunderstorms expected tonight and cooler conditions by Sunday.
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Weather Bureau
Five Flower Show Judging Schools Here
The third in a series of five flower show judging schools is slated for September 25 to 27 at All Saints Parish Hall. Sponsored by District 3 of the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, the program will lead to accredited judges after five schools and required exams. Local club members assist with registration and hospitality, with Mrs. Douglas Cotton as state president and Mrs. Jesse Hakes directing District 3. Registration opens September 25 at 8:30, with classes led by noted horticultural figures from Towson and Alexandria.
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All Saints Parish Hall
District 3
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
T. Stuart Haller
Noelae
Washington
Victoria Kasperski
Donald Angel
Alexandria
Kasperski
Pennsylvania School of Horticulture
Mount Vernon
Milton Hescock
Mamaroneck
Nawn Garden Club
Howard County
Mount Airy
Rockville
400 Pilots And Technicians Quit Their Suez Canal Jobs
Nasser aims to run the Suez Canal with a national staff after about 400 foreign pilots and technicians quit. Only 46 pilots remain to handle a daily fleet, sparking fears of a weeklong stoppage. Egypt probes a plan with the United States Britain and others while embassies mobilize.
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Suez Canal
Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Mediterranean
Naseer
Ali Sabry
Mahmoud Fawzi
Washington
Dulles
United States
Eden
Britain
United Nations
Sues Canal Co
Guy Mullet
Agenas
Eaypi
Yom Kippur Observed As Controversy Over School Enrollment
The article notes Yom Kippur beginning at sundown and discusses a clash over whether Black students can enroll at a white school in Clay, Kentucky. It cites Attorney General Ferguson and National Guard involvement, with references to the holiday’s fast and atonement observance and the Jewish Holy Day season starting with Rosh Hashana.
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Doo M
James Garsundean
Clas
Students Demonstrate Outside Southern High School
A crowd of 590 students gathered outside Southern High School for a demonstration. Police estimate 300 remained out of class after the protests were dispersed.
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Baltimore
Southern High School
Totay Aid
Frederick Concert Association dinner features New York speaker
Russell Simmons, Community Concerts representative from New York, will return to Frederick to speak at the annual dinner meeting and to lead the final week of the membership drive. The drive closes next Saturday with a cooperative audience plan offering access to four concerts and nearby communities without extra charge.
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Russell Simmons
New York
Frederck
Frederick
Simmons
Hotel Frederick
M. J. Croghan
Toby
Prulay
Rockville
Waynesboro
Gettysburg
Forall
West Moves To Set Up Association Over Suez Canal
Britain and the Western Big Three moved to establish a Suez Canal users association as Dulles may visit London next week to discuss preparations. Eden sought UN action while warning Egypt against blocking canal passage, and Egypt condemned the plan as aggression. Dulles cautioned that the US will bypass Suez if needed, and Egypt may attack Israel if Nasser succeeds.
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London
U. S
Dulles
Alan
Egypt
Eden
U.N
Institute of London
Suez Canal
Cairo
Albion
Mediterranean
Suez
Labor Party
U.N. Sance
USN
Security Council
United States
Washington
Africa
Middle East
House of Commons
U.S
Nasser
Israel
Suez Canal Co
Eisenhower To Deliver Major Farm Speech at Peoria
The White House said President Eisenhower will address a major farm policy speech in Peoria, Illinois, as part of a campaign swing. Vice President Nixon will receive a personal sendoff during Nixon’s campaign trip, according to Press Secretary James C. Hagerty.
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Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhowerr
Peretta
Nixon
James C. Haggerty
Eineshower
Speal
Peoria
Bradley University
Fleid Hogee
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Pete
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Easton
Cancer Crusade
Aden
Malta
Cyprus
Salah Abdel Ati
Port Said
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