Russians Lost Ground In World Opinion In 1956
James Marlow argues 1956 shifted global views on Russia, citing Hungary and Poland uprisings, Western alliance strains, and questions about future Moscow policy. He asks what Western powers and leaders like Nehru will do as tensions rise across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
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James Marlow
Washington
Kremlin
Poland
Hungary
Russia
Stalin
Western Alliance
United States
Britain
France
Egypt
United Nations
Middle East
Nasser
Asia
India
Nehru
West
Slum Clearance Program To Begin In Hagerstown Next Year
The city will start a slum clearance and urban renewal program after the first of the year. The 1957 budget includes 22 075 for the purpose and a consultant may be hired with 9 000 of the funds to study the city and propose housing and sanitation actions. The Grumbacher committee will lead the effort, with potential expansion to 20 members to reflect broad community involvement.
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Hagerstown
Richard Grumbacher
Grumbacher
Grumbacher Committee
Fire destroys dwelling off Valley Drive near Hagerstown
Ralph Turner reports a springing blaze at a stone and frame house off Valley Drive east of Hagerstown near Cavetown Pike. Damage estimated at 53000. Smith, tenant of the old house, was not home. neighbors suspect an explosion. Firefighters from Smithsburg and Hagerstown fought two lines to prevent spread, with water supply hampered by hydrant access. Deputy Leister Isanogle to investigate cause. Turner notes partial insurance coverage.
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Valley Drive
Hegerstown
Cavetown
Ralph Turner
Washington County Roads Department
George Spangler
Turner
Smithsburg
Smith
Cavetown Pike
Hebb
Western Enterprise
Hagerstowe
Hagerstown
Leister Isanogle
J' ‘Smith
J ‘Turner
Four Indicted In Map Theft Case In Pittsburgh
A federal grand jury indicted four men for conspiracy in the theft from Gulf Oil Corp of geological oil maps described as fabulous. Co conspirators include two Gulf Oil geologists not indicted. Indicted are Odie Richard Seagraves Emanuel Tester and Edward Lieberman all charged with transporting stolen maps in interstate commerce and face $4 000 bail. Irving Milner and John Marvin Selvin named as unindicted conspirators. Milner, 40, is believed to be in Canada. Selvin is from Odessa Texas. Lester, formerly Liberton, remained jailed. The case emerged after FBI arrests in New York December 18.
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Pittsburgh
Vec
Gulf OH Corp
Weather Grand Jury
Gulf Oil
Mapa
Thomas W. B. Smith
Pitts
Parzle
Smith
Gulf
John Marvin Selvin
Oradge
Tex
Odie Richard Seagraves
Houston
Irving Milner
New York
Canada
Emanuel Tester
Emanuel Lieberman
Serge Rubeinstein
Edward Lieberman
Emanuel
U.S. Tackless Corp
Seagraves and
Lieberman
U.S
Lester
Liberton F
Milner
FBI
Williamsport Happenings Fire Company Open House Fund Drive
Williamsport volunteers rally around the fire company as West Salisbury Street area sees expansion and an open house fund raising event set for February 8 and 9. A two night roast, games, and community drive seek support for equipment upgrades at the ambulance and fire station, with collection points at local stores and barber shop.
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West Salis
Hury Street
Williamsport
Obbitts
Ellis Dick
Downsville Pike
Towo
W. Harold Williams
Wayne
Westminster
Mhrickman
M. D. Miller
PL Gigeons
Adam J. Harsh
Miller
Mishap Cases Treated At Washington County Hospital
Multiple mishap cases treated in the emergency room of Washington County Hospital. Roy L. Weaver of Clear Spring was bitten by a dog needing five stitches. Steven Redeffer three year old swallowed aspirin and had stomach pumped. Richard Miller five was lacerated by an arrow and required nine stitches. Richard Munson five lacerated his eyelid with six stitches. David F Needy Jr. lacerated finger on tin and sutured. Mrs Myrtie Holmes had a mild laceration from a washing machine wringer. Edward Ryce three fell and forehead sutured.
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Washington County Hospital
Roy L. Weaver
Clear Spring
Steven Redeffer
Gan
Richard A. Redeffer
Buena Vista Ave
Richard Miller
Richard Miller, Sr
Ravenswood Heights
Richard Munson
Edwiy
Finson
Main Ave
Jett
David F. Needy, Jr
Cevear
David F. Needy
Creek Rd
New Kiwanis Officers Take Posts in 1957
Newly elected officers and directors of the Hagerstown Kiwanis Club were introduced at yesterday’s Hotel Alexander meeting. Retiring president Albert MacManard praised members and presented the new president Albert Powell with pin and gavel. Walter Daniels reviewed 1956 achievements and introduced 1957 leadership including President Fowell, Dr. W. Ross Cameron, vice president Thomas Bowers, and several directors.
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Hagerstown Kiwanis Club
Hotel Alexander
Alben MacManard
Albert Powell
Albert M. Long
Walter Daniels
Fowell
W. Ross Cameron
Thomas Bowers
Paul D. Horst
Atleen
Kepler
Franklin R. Miller
Warren N. Bitner
Fred A. Toom
Woodford T. Norment
Fred A. Wright, Jr
Dawson Sees Changes Over Denying Fast Tax Writeoff
Washington denied a fast tax writeoff for new steel mills, easing some expansion but potentially raising prices. Steel companies may defer or slow programs or seek higher prices to fund capacity. The decision could ripple into other industries, delaying steel-related projects and altering industrial growth plans. Depreciation rules remain a central point as firms press for liberal allowances tied to replacement costs.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Sam Tay
Washington
Jrst
Editor's Letter Box From a Hospital Stay
Luther Moats thanks Washington County Hospital staff in Hagerstown for excellent care during a two week stay. He praises nurses doctors aides and volunteers, notes generous meals and generous service, and expresses gratitude to all who cared for him.
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Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Washington County
Luther Moats
Mer Street
Pretty Wife Abduction Story From Kansas City
Mrs Franklin recounts an abduction in Kansas City near 40th and Main, saying two men about 20 held a knife, beat her, and released her near Juneau Mo after driving her Cadillac convertible. They took $48 and her sapphire ring but left her wedding band and coat. Her husband Walter Franklin, a notable football figure, is pursuing legal action while medical staff treat her for injuries. A fragmentary account was given before she was placed under care.
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Kansas
Cily
Aan Franklin
Rome
St. Lows
Dolive
Kansas City
Franklin
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Raymond
Bill) Jacobs
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Williamsport Parent Teacher Association
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Ware
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette
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Weanseday
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the Miller Trio
Lefty & His
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