End of Street Clashes Leave Several Dead in Budapest
In Budapest on December 6 pro-government and nationalist demonstrators clashed. at least two men were killed and several injured. Eyewitness reports describe confrontations near a dockyard and Marx Square as police and armed units attempted to control the crowd amid claims of gunfire from a window.
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Budapest
Cme
Hipgarias
Mar
Acon
Boulevard
Danube
Marx Square
Fear and fires as troops depart Port Said
In Port Said, British and French withdrawal escalates panic among European residents as 1,863 troops sail on the Dikwara and 7,000 more depart. Italians and Greeks seek evacuation ships after stores are burned and a drugstore looted amid the departure. Major General Burns visits Israel on Sinai force pullout talks.
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Port Said
Lgyet
Task ‘Force
Dikwara
England
Hugh Stockwell
B. M. Burns
U.N
Sinai Peninsula
Driver Freed of Resisting Deputy Sheriff in Unusual Case
Bloomfield motorist Paul Spahn was acquitted of resisting arrest but fined 12.45 for failure to drive in the lane on Jonathan Street between Washington and Franklin. Deputy Leister Yeanayle arrested him. Spahn claimed hunting tags worn by Deputy Isa Toole caused confusion. He testified it was his first arrest in hundreds of thousands of miles of driving while seeking Franklin Street for a safe turn.
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Agon
Jonathan Street
Washington
Franklin Street
Williamm Kreykenbohm
Paul &, Spahn
Bloomfield
Sherif Leister Yeanayle
Isa- Toole
Hagerstown Trust Declares 60 Cent Dividend
Directors of Hagerstown Trust Company declare a 60 cent per share dividend. Checks will be sent to stockholders on December 5. The 60 cent payout brings the yearly total to 1.00 per share, up 20 cents from last year after a 40 cent dividend in June.
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Hagerstown Trust Company
Man Held On 4 Forgery Charges
Carved from a damaged report, Carl Woodrow Weaver, 35, was held on four forgery charges tied to checks forged in May and June 188. He faced a preliminary hearing before Magistrate P. Vireykentonon in Baltimore as authorities pursued him for five years.
Contempt Warrants For 16 Accused Of Racial Violence
Clinton Tenn Ten more of the 16 persons charged in racial violence that closed Clinton High School Tuesday were ordered jailed as federal judge Robert L Taylor issued criminal contempt warrants for violation of a court order against school integration. The Anderson County School Board planned to reopen the school next Monday if possible after arrests, with six of those charged arraigned last night.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
Mary ‘Nell Currier
John Kasper
Taylor Far
Kasper
W. H. Till
White Citizens Counseil
Caylor
Anderson County Schnel Board
Paul Purner
Taylor
Fairchild Notes C-119 Transfer To Air Reserves
Fairchild Aircraft clarifies that 350 C-119 Flying Boxcars will transfer from active wings to reserve units rather than end production at the Wie plant. The C-119s will be replaced by Lockheed C-120 Hercules. reserves will hold aircraft for rapid activation. Fairchild also plans F-128 assault transport next year and F-27 airliner tooling in 1957 with first delivery planned for fall. company to build B-52 components as major sub-contractor and to modify B-26s for France and Latin American buyers.
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Air Force
Fairchild Aircraft
Wie
Trong
18Th Air Force
County deer kill set records in Washington County
Washington County reports 410 deer checked by four stations by noon, surpassing last year’s unofficial 904 cap and nearing the Maryland six day season end. Eight deer were logged today with Hoffman's Inn and Ankeney's Store leading weekly totals. notable catches include a 4 point 135 pound buck by Richard V. Barger and a 125 pound 1 point by Joseph E. Hartle. Continued on Page 2 Col 3.
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Washington
Maryland
Washington County
Hoffman's Inn
Sideling Hill Moontaly
Ankeney’s
Clear Spring
Bridge
Hancock
Griffith's
Mt Briar
Ankeney's
Mt. Briar
Richard V. Barger
Hagerstown
Indian Springs
Joseph E. Hartle
Williamsport
Blair
Hungary Refusal Triggers U.N. Push for Budapest Observers
United Nations delegates were shocked by Hungary’s refusal to admit Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The news spurred demands to revoke the Hungarian delegation’s credentials if it does not permit U.N. observers by December 7, as the Assembly set a deadline in a U.S.-backed resolution surveying conditions on the revolt-wracked frontier.
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United Nations
N.Y
Usn
Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
U. N
U. S
We Nt
Janos Kadar
U.N
Nispokesman
Rome
Building Permits Slip in Hagerstown in November
Building activity in Hagerstown fell again in November with 21 issued permits totaling 45 990 dollars. The city reported a mix of residential and nonresidential projects, including three one family dwellings, four garages, and several additions, as officials consulted with national figures on policy impacts.
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Hagerstown
Budapest
Hammarskjold
Hung
Timetor
Hrorvath
West Berlin traffic clash amid Soviet pressure on Allied convoys
Soviet guards blocked an American convoy in West Berlin as Moscow pressed to search Allied trucks and trains amid fears of wider independence movements. The U S Army ordered the convoy to turn back rather than submit to extended checks, echoing last week’s rail restrictions. Juvenile auto thieves were rounded up in November, with several sentenced to four years and two-year terms at the State Reformatory for Males.
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Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
Kremlin
Hungary
Poland
West Germany
U.S. Army
U.S
Mobiles
East Germany
Manne Ww. Sager
Paul C. Kuode
Foxe
Black Willard Street
Ranald &. Peterson
Antietam Street
Eugene M. McCarney
Carrollton Avenue
Raymond &. McCarey
State Reformatory
Claude Cline
C. B. Tucker
Cline
Irvin M. Einbinder
Boonsboro Keeps 60-Cent Tax Rate for 1957
The Mayor and Council of Boonsboro set the 1957 tax rate at 60 cents per $100 of assessed value. No major projects are planned, and the town reports strong finances with only water system bonds outstanding. The council will again erect a Christmas tree in the square early next week.
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Boonssboro
Youth Jailed On Driving Charges
Donald L. Shiffiet age 18 of 657 Court Avenue was jailed 80 days in default of $8 fines by Magistrate William P. Krepkenhohm on two motor vehicle charges. Deputy Bruce F. Spigler arrested him on unauthorized use of a car owned by Bruce Hoffman on Harding Road and driving without a license. He pleaded guilty and was fined $50 for unauthorized use and $30 for the license violation.
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Donald L. Shiffiet
Court Avenue
William P. Krepkenhohm
Shiffiett
Bruce F. Spigler
Bruce Hoffman
Broad“Harding Road
Fairchild To Conserve Cash To Fund New Projects
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp will pay no dividends this year to conserve cash for major new projects. Only 25 cents was paid in May 1957, with prior 1958 payments of 25 cents in June and 30 cents plus stock in December. Planned initiatives include the F-27 propjet transport, M-185 four-jet transport, and development of a lightweight jet engine under President Richard Routt.
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New York
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp
Richard 8
Routellers
Fairchild
Court Upholds Driving Conviction
Herbert V Adams of North Avenue was convicted in circuit court this week of drunken driving, fined 180 dollars plus costs, with the same sentence imposed by the city magistrate court on his earlier conviction. Ralph C Sharer received a two year sentence in the House of Correction for larceny after trust, as noted by Judge D K Mc Laughlin.
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Herbert V. Adams
North Avenue
Costa
Ralph C. Sharer
D. K. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Sharer
Rain And Mild Through Saturday In Maryland Weather
The Weather Bureau reports mild temperatures with no freezing in Maryland through Saturday. Arctic air chilled many areas, with subzero readings in Montana and near zero across Nebraska to Minnesota. Snow covered parts of the frigid belt, while southerly regions stayed comparatively mild despite a broad cold air outbreak.
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Maryland
Weather Bureau
Acocieted Press
Rockies
Montana
Idaho
Lake Michigan
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Glasgow
Mont
New York
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Texas
School Bus and Car Collision Injures Two Children
A car driven by Orfense E Mills and a school bus driven by Alvin W Harris collided near the B&O Railroad underpass on Kaetzel Road west of Rt 87 Gapland. Diana Mills 14 and Bobby Mills 6 suffered minor cuts. Diana treated at Washington County Hospital. Mills driver charged with failing to yield right of way.
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Kaetzel
Rt. 87
Gapland
Mills
C. B. Tucker
Orfense
Bobby Mills
Knoxville
Diana
Washington County
Bobby
Boonshoro School
Tucker
Council To Consider New Route Signs In Hagerstown
The mayor and council will hear recommendations on marking highways through Hagerstown. The Chamber of Commerce transportation committee proposes about 300 signs and 350 posts, with a request to the State Roads Commission. They aim to direct motorists to Royerstown and the Antietam Battlefield and discuss damages from a section of East Weckington.
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Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Roeds Commission
Royerstown
Head-On Crash Near Hancock Injures Three
A head on collision on Route 40 near Hancock injures three persons. Don G. Hilldrop of Indianapolis crossed the center of the highway while making a sharp curve and hit Joseph F. Ardinger of Cumberland. Hilldrop and his wife suffer minor bruises and injuries. Ardinger also bruised. His wife was taken to Memorial Hospital, Berkeley Springs.
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Route 40
Hancock
Robert Kirby
Don G. Hilldrop
Indianapolis
Joseph F. Ardinger
Cumberland
Hilldrop
Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Ardinger
Driver Hurt In Drifting Truck Collision
A Baltimore truck driver, Arthur G. Brown, aged 6, sustained knee injuries when caught between a parked tractor and a drifting tractor on Das Highway near Cannon Avenue. He was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Cannon Avenue
Arthur G. Brown
Wan
Pinne
Washington County Hospital
Palle
Fog Delays Planes Carrying 141 Hungarian Refugees
Fog delays two planes carrying 141 Hungarian refugees arriving for resettlement. The aircraft were to land at McGuire AFB in New Jersey but diverted to Dover Delaware and Portland Maine due to poor visibility. The first plane, with 47 refugees, landed in Portland before continuing to Dover.
Yugoslavia Criticizes Red Hungary Over Nagy Absence
Borba, the Yugoslav communist party paper, cites Belgrade radio on Dag Hammarskjold’s visit to Hungary and claims Hungary tries to influence U.N. development. The note says Tito’s government and Hungary’s Kadar regime have worsened after Imre Nagy was abducted from the Yugoslav Embassy, now reported in Romania.
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London
UN Arpa Tol
Hungary
Bucenest
Ae N
Dageneskjold
Borba
Yugoslav Communist Party
Belgrade Radio
Hammarskjold
U.N. Tary
Eral
Eceare
Marshal Tito
Jance Kadar
Imre Nagy
Laterost
Nagy
Romania
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Atage
Irvine Hl. Rutledge
Spahn
Jonathan
Hagerstown Trust
Boonsboro
Yugoslavia
Red
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Dolly Prayer
Ceverveers
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