Clinton High School may close over integration dispute
Clinton Tenn December 8 The Anderson County School Board asked the federal government for help enforcing racial integration at Clinton High School or risk closing the school. In a 7:30 a.m. session the board said it has complied with a January 4 federal court order but faces harassment and asks whether the Justice Department will continue enforcement. Ten Negro pupils remain away from classes. The board warned dissolution of segregation must be followed.
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Clinton, Tenn
Anderson County
Clinton High School
Herbert Brownell
U.S. District Court
Knoxville
Department of Justice
Boy To Test Integration In Kentucky
A 1% Yearvld schoolboy from Detroit arrives with his mother in Louisville and seeks enrollment at Louisville’s public schools. School Supt Omer Carmichael denies admission citing nonresidency. Branham vows to press his segregation effort elsewhere despite President Eisenhower’s praise of local integration.
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Louisville
Billy Branham
Detroit
Omer Carmichael
Carmichael
Eisenhower
Branham
Louisville Male
Four Convicted In Bookmaking Case In Circuit Court
Four men were convicted today in Circuit Court before Judge D K McLaughlin after pleading not guilty to bookmaking charges. Other defendants faced trial as details emerged of bets placed at Bel Air Belmont and Atlantic City tracks.
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D. K. McLaughlin
Owen H. Mowbray
North
Cleveland Avenue
Ubi
Bel Air
Mowbray
J. 8. Berkson
Stanley Scherr
Baltimore
Belmont
Atlantic City
Tom Kaylor
Maryland
Don Griffith
Fairchild
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Griffith
McLaughlin
Scherr
Tom Kuytor
Hagerstown
Gerald A. Barnhart
Jefferson Heights
Charles Gross
Barnhart
Mulberry Street
Franklin
Victor H. McSherry
Jefferson Street
Gross
McSherry
W.O.W. Hall
North Potomac Street
Fred Foltz
Foltz
D. Angle Wolfinger
County Deer Hunters Post 32 Kills by Noon in Maryland
Opening day of Maryland's six day deer season in Washington County shows a potential new county and state record. By noon 82 deer were checked at four stations including Clear Spring Hancock Mt. Briar and Sideling Hill with 32 kills logged that morning at Ankeney's Clear Spring Bridge Diner Hancock Hoffman's Inn and Gelffith's store. Notable figures include James W. Barton Jr the morning's largest at 8 points and 197 pounds. Other drivers include Dickerhoff Nieboda Harshman Phillips Price Fritz Sirata Kunkleman Kelbaugh Snow Lehman Harris Kepp McKee Hohman Koziol Minn and Kelley among many shooters and towns such as Dundalk Baltimore Hagerstown and Glen Burnie. The season's finale is Saturday with hopes of breaking the county and state records.
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Maryland
Washington County
Clear Spring
Hancock
Mt. Briar
Sideling 3R Mountain
Ankeney's
Bridge
Hoffman's Inn
Sidling Hill
Gelffith’s
Thomas Phillips
Dundalk
Potomac Valley Orchard
Charles W. Price
Hagerstown
William EB. Fritz
Town Hill Mountain
Leo Sirata
Baltimore
Pierre
Thomas B. Kunkleman
George L. Kelbaugh
Town
Town Hill
Jett O. Snow
HDH Hunting Club
Norman Lehman
Glen Burnie
Jess Harris
Clarence S. Kepp
Hagerstein
Austin McKee, Jr
Elbow Ridge
Daniel L. Hohman
HDI Hunting Club
John
Koziol
Wheaton
Long Ridge
Karl
Weather forecast for the five days ahead
Weather outlook notes no snow or rain before late Thursday with a few mountain snow flurries. Rain is likely Thursday night into Friday, followed by fair weather returning by Saturday. Temperatures reached 41 degrees yesterday with a warming trend expected.
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Wea
Epee Armen
Williamsporter Hunter Fronts Missing Clothes in Car Ride
A Williamsport deer hunting party stopped at Hancock en route to Deep Creek Lake Garrett County to check if any hunter forgot gear. Walter Forsythe wore a light suit and realized no hunting clothes were packed while the others had gear. The group turned back to Williamsport after a 32 mile round trip.
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Williamsport
Hancock
Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County
Walter (Skeeter) Forsythe
Junior Carter
Mason
Parsythe
Lance
Crser
Skeeter
Carrell County
Dulles Sees Brighter Middle East Prospects After Conference
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles say peace in the troubled Middle East appears reasonably good after a two hour briefing in Augusta Georgia. Dulles returning from a month of convalescence emphasizes need to bolster the North Atlantic Alliance. They cite Soviet action in Hungary as proof that unity and strength are essential to deter aggression.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Mideast
United States
Great Britain
France
Europe
Hungary
Austria
Dutles
Frigid Arctic Blast Targets Lake Region Weather
A sharp arctic outbreak from the Canadian border drives frigid air across the Northern Plains and northwestern Great Lakes with heavy snow and strong winds. The system moves east toward Oklahoma, Missouri, and Illinois with subzero readings feared as far south as town and Nebraska. Snow blankets New York, Pennsylvania, and New England while a warming trend emerges in the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley toward the Atlantic.
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Mississippi River
Canadian
Plains
Northwestern
Great Lakes
Oklahoma
Missouri
Telinois
Town
Nebraska
New York State
Pennsylvania
New England
Raystone State
New York
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Gets His Buck Then Arrives At School On Time
Franklin Kelly a Clear Spring High School senior bagged a nine point buck just after the season opened. He checked the deer in, ate breakfast, and still reached class on time. His grandfather and father hunted nearby as three generations pursued deer today.
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Franklin Kelly
Clear Spring High School
Franklin
Harry Leasure
Beverly Drive
Indian Springs
Harold Kelly
Frankin
Nicodemus Plans Bank Branch in Halfway
Nicodemus National Bank plans a Halfway branch at the southeast corner of Virginia and Coffman Avenues. President Ellsworth R. Roulette announced the purchase of four properties for a brick building with two drive-in windows, modern vaults, and ample parking, to start after the new year and match the Northern Avenue design.
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Nicodemus National Bank
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Virginia and
Coffman Avenues
Northern Avenue
Roulette
Nicodemus Iwell
Halfway
Nicodemus
Spigler Seeks Ward 3 City Council Post
Oscar W. Spigler of 918 Corbett Street filed this morning as a Democratic candidate for the Ward 3 council seat. The primary sweepstakes gain momentum with another candidacy in the upcoming city primaries.
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O. W. Spigler
Primarios
Oscar W. Spigler
Corbett Street
Boy Burkholder Shot While Deer Hunting in Maryland
Burkholder 16 of Magers town Route 2 was struck in the lower right leg by a pumpkin ball from a two point shotgun after stumbling over a rock while deer hunting on Fairview Mountain. He walked a half mile before aid arrived from hunter James Bowers then transported to Washington County Hospital.
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Burkholder
Magerstown
Fairview Mountain
Smithsburg
Janes Bowers
Big Pool
Bowers
Great Spring
Washington County Hospital
Young Democrats Invited To Party Tomorrow Night
Readers are invited to the Young Democrats party on December 4 at the American Legion Home as tips on a fatal house fire are sought. The contest, offering $1 to $2.50 prizes for best local tips, supports new membership drives and includes a brief business program.
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Great Edgemont
Mietinburg
Shephenstown
Washington County
Summit Avenue
Geratis Club
American Legion
Potomac Street
Emebers
Wye
Theii Nation
Tip
J. Ralphidenth
Sharpsberg
UN Troops Seize Quarter of Port Said as Forces Withdraw
U N police assume control of a quarter of Port Said amid Britain and France planning an orderly pullout from Egypt. U N troops bolster the canal area. Indian troops secure front lines while Britain and France prepare to return home by Christmas. Israel clears Sinai for U N to deploy. battles shift as the cease fire line holds south of the city.
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Port Said
Egypt
U. N
Navy
Mediterranean
Wader- Way
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
E. L. MI Burns
United’ Nations Emergency Force
No Man's Land
US N.s
U.N. Garrizon
Elderly suitor charged in Kidwell arsenic deaths commits suicide
A West Virginia retiree named William Knighton, 72, accused in the arsenic deaths of Molly Kidwell and her family, hanged himself in a Charles Town jail cell after being questioned for hours. Police connected Knighton to purchases of arsenic weed poison and to visits at the Kidwell home as investigators pursued a motive tied to Molly.
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Molly Kidwell
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Molly
Moly
Charles Town
Wy Va
J. H. Durst
Maryland
A.d.hasenbuhler
William
Knighton
Bolivar
W. Va
Kidwall
Durst
Kidwell Farm
Knighton O
Covid L
Bees Found Swarming Home After Family Move In
The Donald Merchant family discovered bees swarming inside their new Cavetown Pike residence on Stone Court after moving in Friday. Swarms filled walls and roofs as they sought removal, with the couple eager to exterminate the unwelcome guests.
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Donald Merchant
Stone Court
Stanley Johnson
Cavetown Pike
Ube
Mire
Merchant
Perthrelerig
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May
Kentucky
Peice Teena
Hagerstown Autailers Bureau
Williamsporter
Lke
Lake Region
Dee
Young Democrats
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London
Dec
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
William. S. Knighton
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Lassen
Mary Wewerth
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