Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,176 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1956

Page

7

Boy Trapped in Well Saved After Two Hour Rescue

In Bakersfield a 3 year old boy, Tommy Hartnett, fell into a nine foot deep 12 inch well casing at a vacant lot and was rescued after two hours by firefighters and volunteers. The ordeal drew thousands as responders dug around the rusty pipe, the child sobbing but unharmed.

Bakersfield Calif Tommy Hartnett Hioe Frederick City Ami County N. L Hartnett Res Gomery Patrick M. Schnauffer Washington Frederick County Tas Montgomery Greyhound Baltimore Post Office New York Maryland Imost

Wood fragment tied hit run to parked car on Clarke Place

A piece of wood from a damaged station wagon linked to a hit and run near Clarke Place. Charles Holland Jr. was arrested on failing to stop after striking an unattended vehicle. minor damage reported to Doris Martin’s Chevrolet and the wagon. Sergt. Harry Quinn led the investigation. Holland was summoned for a hearing. other city charges included intoxication and age support.

Clarke Place Charles Holland Jr South Bentz Street Doris Jean Martin South Market Street Martin Charles Bare Holland Sergt Harry Quinn LeRoy Timpson North Bentz’ Street Sergi Shook N. Dar‘sey Thomas E. Miss East Patrick Street

Somoza Improves After Night Relapse at Gorgas

President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua shows partial left-side paralysis but improved breathing after four-hour surgery at Gorgas Hospital in the Canal Zone. Doctors from Washington repaired his windpipe as guards killed the assassin in Leon. Mrs Somoza waits for a 48 hour outlook. Kasper arrested in Oak Ridge on four week old school integration indictments.

Panama Nicaragua Anastasio Somoza Gorgas Canal Zone Eisenhower Somoza Leon Kasper Clinton, Tena John Kasper Oak Ridge

Baltimore Laborer Found Dead In East Baltimore Room

Samuel Caplan, 57, a Patterson Park laborer, was found dead in his rented East Baltimore room. Police found 4 292 in paper bags pinned to his underwear, a bankbook showing 1517.69, four watches, a gold ring, and 25.97 in cash. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death. foul play not indicated.

Baltimore 4 Samuel Caplan Patterson Park East Baltimore Caplan Russell S. Fisher

Egypt Puts Own Bid To U.N. Council

Egypt seeks U N Security Council consideration of its plan on the Suez dispute. Britain and France had urged action over Cairo's July 23 nationalization. Delegates expected to discuss whether to take up the case together or separately with Dulles and other ministers possible for debate.

United Nations N.Y. Wm Egypt U.N. Security Council Suez Canal Cairo Britain France Li-Nation Council Selwyn Lloyd Christian Pineau Mahmoud Fawad Dulles Omar Loutfi Counel Emilio Nunez-Portuondo Cuba Council United Kingdom

Forest Fire Burns Near Lake Arrowhead in California

In San Bernardino Mountains a five mile long fire front threatens Lake Arrowhead and nearby resorts prompting evacuations for about 200 people. Firefighters including state prisoners battled the 10,500 acre blaze, with structures damaged at a Boy Scout camp and multiple trailers destroyed. Meanwhile Israel summoned its army chief after cross border violence reportedly raised fatalities to six in two days.

San Bernardino Calif Lake Arrowhead Jerusalem VI

Maryland Air National Guard to vacate Friendship Airport

The Maryland Air National Guard was told to move out of Friendship International Airport by November after the City Airport Board served eviction notices. The 104th Fighter Interceptor Squadron had been using the site on a temporary basis while permanent facilities at Glenn L. Martin Airport in Middle River are constructed. The permit had been for 90 days and extended for over two years. Officials cited noise complaints from Friendship residents as a key issue. Beall seeks DC cooperation to block revoked license holders from obtaining new operator permits in another jurisdiction.

Baltimore Maryland Mir National Guard Friendship International Airport 104Th Fighter Interceptor Squadron Glenn L.martin Middle River Department of Aviation Air Guard Friendship Washington United States J. Glenn Beall Rep. Md District of Columbia University of Maryland College of ‘Business and Publc Frederick Bar- Ton Rhoderick Chamber Donald B. Rice Frederick Education Advisory Committee Raymond C. Brehaut Frederick Natural Gas Company, Inc Rueben N. Caplan Colonial Music Store James H. Grove Western Maryland Trust Company Carroll H. Hendrickson John J. Hendrickson Company Charles McC. Mathias Jr John W. Morgan Potomac Edison Company Benjamin Shaft Farmers & Mechanics Citizens National Bank Frederick W. Westber Ox Fibre ‘Brush Company Barron Hagerstown

Church census reaches city county population tally

The religious census reports 43,013 persons in 13,123 homes in the city and county as workers extend into Friday to finish cards. Kefauver criticized the administration while noting the effort aims to reveal denominational and unreligious affiliations amid a large volunteer base and multiple districts.

William C. Harpold Marquette Mich Heisterstown Estes Kefauver Israte Paul Martz Eisenhower Richard W. Raenorte Virginia T. Webb Frederick City Carroll L. Boyer Frederick County Petersville Harpold Robert L. Smith Potomac Edison Company Sorting Am Austin P. Renn Adametown Paul Fogle

Direct Phone Service With Europe Opens

New direct transatlantic cable linking New York and London enables 36 voice messages simultaneously. The 42 million dollar system, a joint AT&T British Post Office and Canadian Overseas Telecommunication project, eliminates radiotelephone interference and supports national security. The Monarch laid 2250 miles of cable from Clarenville to Oban with links to Portland Maine and Montreal.

New York Europe London Ottawa American Telephone & Telegraph Co British Post Office Ooverseas Corp Monarch Long Lines Department At&t Bell System Bell Telephone Labs Clarenville Nild Oban Scotland Portland Maine Montreal

Institute to Be Given Here Institute to Be Given Here

A sufficient number of business men have registered for the Business Management Institute ensuring its provision here. Joseph F. Rhoderick of the Cham...

The Business Management Institute Joseph F. Rhoderick Ersteir Hts

Six Convicts Holed Up After North Carolina Escape

A posse of over 100 officers and a patrol plane hunted six long-term convicts who escaped a road gang in North Carolina. They hijacked a car, injured guard Fred Honeycutt with a pitchfork, and fled into the Virginia mountains toward Big Stone Gap as authorities closed in with bloodhounds and a state helicopter.

Big Stone Gap North Carolina Appalachian Mountain Nasrhera Sarly Themen Price’s Creeks Raymond C. Gilley Big Stone Fred Honeycutt Honeycutt Leland Scott Yancey County N.C Scott Wayne Joyce Mt. Airy Dayton Watts Whiteville

Lossy’s Force Spent In Georgia As Hurricane Flossy Passes

The hurricane Flossy weakened as it moved across south Georgia after striking the Florida coast near Fort Walton Beach. Winds up to 100 mph hit the mainland, causing sand storms and power lines to sag. Reports tallied deaths in the Gulf and near Tallahassee, with evacuations and extensive property damage along coastal Alabama, Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle.

Bainbridge Flossy South Georgia Gulf of Mexico Florida Fort Walton Beach Miami Weather Bureau Alabama Dothan Georgia Marvin Griffin Tallahassee Fla Weather Bureau South Carolina North Carolina

Temperatures May Rise On Wednesday Forecast

The weather bureau forecast fair weather tonight and Wednesday with warmer readings. Eastern Shore counties would be mostly cloudy while city temperatures dipped to the forties, minimum 44 at the State Police barracks.

Weather Bureau Flossy

Secretary of Defense Wilson in satisfactory condition

Secretary of Defense Wilson is described as in satisfactory condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital after surgery to correct a benign prostatic condition found during a routine physical. He is expected to be away from his office about two days.

Washington Wilson Walter Reed Army Pentagon Filson

Also Mentioned on This Page

iBoy la Well Pstore David C. Brown Lirne Klin Edwin F. Nikirk C. Clifton Virte Donald E. Jackson Jareeny James Eshleman Stanley Calvin Routzahn Mr. Nikirk Charles J. Dodson Guy W. Remsburg John C Remsburg Charles C. Goins John A. Baugher James H. Gouker Leonard H. Sewell E. Austin James Samuel Thompson Charles Wilson Dorsey Salvatore T. Mollica Joseph A. Beaner Elmer Smallwood Glenard Smith Mr. Mikirk John Fitzpatrick Edward T. Stone Frank Scott Clara Virginia Parker Charles E Dyvall Harry I. Beall James M. Bishop Herman King Mr. Ni- Kirk Robert H. Mundy Conveter Trust Floyd R. Lyles Charles M. Dutrow Ronald R. Keadle Elmer Kephinger Nikirk Albert Stevenson Charles L. Cooley Jr Sterling Rice John W. Pearcey Spring Grove Perry Grave Joseph M. Rickard Paul W. Fogte Brunswick Wadeat U.N. Council Suez Air National Guard Kefauver Arother Arcesiccon Richard J. Curhing Accininers Tee Pecrarch of Bettis Three Weex O Richard Cusning Morrissey Bowton Archdiocese TV Center Charles A. Brusch Anne McEnaney Francis X. Morrissey University of Maryland Chamber of Commerce Small Business Administration Harry A. Barton Office Richard Daly Daley Chester Broomfield Eleanora Easterwont Ruthie Lee Smith Lovenia Glover John Ho Green Roosevelt Oklahoma City Stevensor Franklin D Roosevelt Lossy Winsaee Abdoie Auasy Carport Gulf Lebnermen Rosale E Charles Ayers Brooklyn John Ritter Tyndall Air Force Base Panama City Fila Mary Ella Walker Philip Jr Dorothy Mary Lee Robert B. Willeford Tyndall Roderick B. Adams Harold D. Adair Wainslick Mobic Leamon Garrett Slocumb Ala Mobile Bay Red Cross Louisiana Mississippi Mammoth Lake Pontchartrain New Orleans Potomac Weverten Frederic Sanction Chicago Rawalpindi Pakistan Beenger Paneager
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication