Faubus Withdraws National Guard Amid Appeal Efforts
Governor Faubus pulled the National Guard from Central High School in Little Rock and announced plans to appeal the federal injunction. Legal experts discuss routes to the Eighth Circuit or possibly direct Supreme Court action while classes resume Monday and authorities await next moves.
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Little Rock
Ark
Faubus
National Guard
Central High School
Faubus Suthe
U.S
Ronald N. Davies
Davies
United States of America
Gov. Faubus
Little Rock High School
Kay Matthews
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Supreme Court
White
Eighth Circuit
Matthews
GS District Court
United Nations set for Middle East debate as powers clash
UNITED NATIONS may see a full airing of the Middle East issue this week as Dulles and Gromyko urge the General Assembly to take up the matter. Both seek a discussion under the 1949 peace essentials, while Syria threatens to accuse the United States of aggression and panic.
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United ‘Nations
Dinlomais
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
U.N
Dulles
Miiinister
Anaiei Gromyko
General Assembly
Gromyko
Assembly
Russia
Syria
Incubation Vest Patented By Fort Detrick Group
A new incubation vest designed for field bacteriological tests was patented by four Army Chemical Corps researchers at Fort Detrick. The vest carries Petri dishes in pockets to keep samples at body temperature, promoting bacterial growth for rapid identification while in transit to the lab.
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Army Chemisiad Corps Biological Warfare Laboratories
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Francis’ Sm. O'Leary
Elizabeth C. Mayo
Earle FP. Alexander
Merle H. Kaltenbach
Army Chemical Corps
Dave Gordon Dies Local Furniture Merchant Funeral Sunday
Dave Gordon a well known Frederick businessman in the men clothing trade died at his home on South Market street after several weeks illness. He conducted the store known as Daves for 45 years, earlier starting on West Patrick street in 1912 and later expanding to several sites. Surviving are his wife of 47 years, three daughters and two sons, three grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 4 PM at Jack Lewis funeral home in Baltimore with interment at Arlington Cemetery. flowers omitted and memorial donations directed to charity.
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Dave Gordon
South Market Street
Bir
Gordon
Henry I
Faggie Gordon
Dave
Baltimore
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Mildred Misler
Patchogue
Long Island
N. Y
Rhea Gane
Wyandotte
Alich
Russ Evelyn Gordon
Detroit
Mich
Henry Gorldon
Paul Gordon
Leah Weinberg
Nathan Gordon
Jack Lewis
Arlington Cemetery
Rosers Avenue
Democrats Lead In Frederick City Registration
Democrats registered 52 and Republicans 19 this week in Frederick City, boosting Democratic registration to 635 and GOP to 394 with 11 declining affiliation. Since June 3 at the courthouse, total registrants reached 1,033 as precincts 3, 4, 9 show higher activity. Registration runs weekdays during courthouse hours ahead of June city election.
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Frederick City
Iity
Court House
G._O. PB
Reg Perks
el al
Patrick Street
Rockwell Terrace
Market Street
iMarket
Seventh Street
East Fifth
Seventh Streets
Market
East Streets
Business Indicators Point Down
New uncertain ties surfaced in the nation’s business scene as many indicators fell. Stocks sagged. crude oil production schedules faced cuts. Texas output will be at a two year low next month. steel, freight carloadings, coal, and retail sales dipped. Despite the slide, forecasts foresee gains, with farmers' incomes expected to rise due to government checks. Retailers face overdue accounts and factory cutbacks. Industrial output in August held steady versus June and July, while auto production shifts to 1958 models and TV trials loom for 1958.
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New York
Texas
Federal Reserve Board
Boston
Nex York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Dun & Bradstreet
Gage Television
Sugar Ray Robinson probes and bribery remarks scandal
The State Athletic Commission ordered an investigation into Sugar Ray Robinson's statements claiming he rejected bribe offers to throw fights. Robinson said he avoided reporting conduct to prevent trouble, drawing disciplinary action risks. a public hearing is planned. The report notes a prior suspension and $500 fine from years ago.
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New York i
State Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
Greenwood Lake
Bookie Raid Uncovers Numbers Operation in Pimlico Bungalow
Baltimore police raided a richly furnished Pimlico bungalow uncovering a numbers racket described as a ten dollar a day bookmaking operation. The raid exposed an apparently plush establishment run as a gambling den with alleged bookie activities and related furnishings.
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Plush Bungalow
Baltimore
Three Buildings At Detrick To Be Sold
U S Army district offers three surplus Fort Detrick structures for sale a central heating plant and two barracks inspection allowed. Baltimore Sept 21 two killed five injured after a car exceed 100 mph overturned near Fort Detrick scene. victims William Durham 26 and Franklin Emmanuel 19 identified from Washington D C.
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U. S. Army Engineer District
Washington
Fort Detrick
Baltimore
Engineer District
William Durham
First
Douglas Streets
N. W
Franklin Emmanuel
D. C
New Safeway Store Opens On Thursday
Frederick welcomes its newest modern food store as Safeway opens at 501 West Seventh Street Thursday at 9 o clock. The event draws interest as the company’s second largest retailer enters the area with inviting facilities, door prizes, and gifts. The 15,000 square foot stone and masonry building features an overhanging canopy and parking for 142 cars with package pickup and automatic doors. Continued on page 5.
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Frederick
Safeway
West Seventh Street
High Winds Hit Three States in Storms Across U.S.
The Associated Press reports widespread storms from the Atlantic to the Rockies with heavy rains and high winds. Flash flood warnings were issued for east central Kansas after torrential rain, including almost five inches in Ottawa San. Severe storms brought hail up to three quarters of an inch in Texas and reports of several tornadoes, with funnel clouds spotted near Midland Texas and southwest of Dayton Ohio.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Okie
Boma
Texas
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Ottawa
San
Childress
Wichita Falls
Tex
Aisttrict
Fort [St. Oka
Dayton
Ohio
Midland
Fishermen Saved After Outboard Fire At Chesapeake Bay
Two Maryland fishermen Frank Winskiver and Denver Tasker of Stonehaven climbed onto a buoy after their 16 foot outboard boat caught fire in Chesapeake Bay. An Esso tanker spotted them and relayed a rescue call via New York to Baltimore. A rescue boat from Sandy Point was dispatched and reached the men within minutes.
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Annapolis
Signaal
Chesapeake Bay
Frank Winskiver
Denver Tasker
Stonehaven
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Esso
Chesapeake
New York Coast Guard
New York
Baltimoreland
Jon
Sandy Point
Syria objects to Dulles speech amid regional tension
Syria denounces Secretary Dulles in a U N speech as raising military danger and hostile intent toward Arab nations. Premier Assali and Foreign Minister Bitar say Syria will defend its freedom, while noting Syria and the Soviet Union are acting cautiously to avert a crisis.
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Darascus
Syria
Dulles
Soviet Union
Sabri Assali
Salah Bitar
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Middle East
Bitar
New York
Assali
Alraf Alaam
Ins Ix
As- Isali
United States
Fay
United’ S
Party Veterans Edge Young Democrats in Maryland
Ocean City Maryland—Maryland Young Democrats opened a 1957 convention with a panel of five party veterans. Four announced for statewide office and the fifth planned a future bid. Names include Comptroller J. ialliard Tawes H. C. Byrd James Bruce Louis L. Goldstein and Attorney General Ferdinand Sybert. The discussion preceded their intra party contest for control of the junior organization.
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Ocean City
Maryland Young Democrats
Party Welfare
J. Jailliard Tawes
H. C. Byrd
James Bruce
U.S
Argentina
Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
D-Calvert
Ferdinand Sybert
Jearlier
Eisenhower Backs Arkansas Troop Withdrawal as Step Forward
President Eisenhower urged that Arkasas Governor Orval Faubus withdraw the National Guard troops from Little Rock Central High School, calling it a necessary step in the right direction. He noted citizens will support prompt, proper federal court orders and praised the move as progress after Faubus acted following their Newport White House meeting last night.
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Newport
R. F
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rocks High School
Little Rock
Senators warn over military cuts and security risk
Sen Mans field and Sen Jackson criticize the Eisenhower administration for cutting armed forces by 200000 and 100000 more, arguing the moves threaten national security. They say the reductions, taken without Congress consultation, would bring total military manpower to 2600000, below the 2800000 Congress authorized. They warn Russia could gain an operational long range missile, increasing danger despite doubts about Soviet missiles.
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Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Jackson
D-Wasal
Pentagon
Congress
Washington State
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Iast
Senate
Democratic
Russia
United States
Nickel Clue In Spy Case
Brooklyn youth James Bozart, 18, said a hollowed nickel filled with microfilm helped trace alleged Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. The coin, given years ago by two women for a paper route delivery, fractured revealing the film with numbers. Bozart handed it to police. Abel is indicted for conspiracy to transmit national defense secrets.
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New York
Rudolf Abel
James Bozart
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
Bozart
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Abel 55
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Immi
Abel
Russia
Silent Movie Star Murder Linked to Houseboy
In Los Angeles detectives say Lonnie Hartford Jr. admitted strangling 63 year old Ginger Mitchell, a silent film star, after visiting her apartment to repay a $30 loan. He reportedly spoke of seeing her face on every wall. The suspect, a 31-year-old houseboy, told Lt. Herman Zander of the confession. A separate Pittsburgh crash killed five people, including film figures, in what police described as one of the area’s worst traffic disasters.
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Los Angeles
Herman Zanders
Lonnie Hartford Jr
Ginger Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Miss Mitchell
William S. Hart
Tom
Apartaia Turspike
Cline Named To New Post In State Roads Office
Carl A. Cline of Mt Airy has been named District Right of Way Engineer for the State Roads Commission. He leads right of way work in Frederick Howard Carroll counties from Frederick HQ, as the department decentralizes to save costs. An "old timer" since 1929, Cline is married with four children and once assisted Montgomery County Engineer.
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Carl A. Cline
Mt. Airy
Er-gineer
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Howard and
Carroll Fourties
Baltimore
Robert O. Bonnell
Imew
Rommel
Cline
Montgomery ‘ County
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John J. Stegemann
Arpenter
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