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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1956

Page

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Next Nationalization Step Feared Is On

SAM DAWSON reports on fears over further nationalizations, noting Suez as a recent case and Egypt, Russia, Britain, and France seeking UN Security Council talks. The piece cites US foreign investment, risks of seizing assets, and bank cautions that nationalization often reduces returns, with examples from Iran and Bolivia and a tempered view on Arabian oil fields.

Sam Dawson New York Suez Canal London Egypt Russia Britain France United Nations Security Council Ries First National City Bank of New York Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Abadan Mossadegh Iran

Clear Spring To Improve Fire House

The Clear Spring Volunteer Fire Dept obtained a building permit to improve its engine house last week. Improvements include a rear porch, new overhead door, and new window installations at a value of 800 dollars. County tax assessor issued 18 permits totaling 60 975 dollars, with four for new homes the lowest weekly total in months. Principal permits include Suders four room dwelling near St Pauls Church Western Pike Adin Martin wooden silo Middleburg Pike Zello garage Walnut Point Road Mullendere garage Park Drive Reese storeroom Route 40A northwest of Boonsboro Tiffany ten room dwelling Smithsburg Ringgold Road Norris machine shed Eakles Crossroads Ruthrauff garage Sharpsburg Martin silo Fountainhead District Black dwelling Marvin Avenue Kesselring dwelling Doub Road.

Clear Spring Mickey Betty Suder St. Paul's Church Western Pike Adin H. Martin Middleburg Pike Carl Zello Walnut Point Road Leo Mullendere Park Drive William H. Price Broadfording ‘Road John D. Reese Boonsboro Ralph J. Tiffany Smithsburg- Ringgold Everett E Lucy Norris Eakles Crossroads H.C. Ruthrauff, Jr Sharpsburg Amos E. Martin Fountainhead T. W. Black Marvin Avenue Richard A. Kesselring Doub Road

A A meetings held Thursdays by Hagerstown group

The Hagerstown Alcoholics Anonymous group meets every Thursday at 8 30 p m in the parish House of St John s Episcopal Church on South Prespect Street All members are urged to attend regularly and are on 24 hour call for anyone with a drinking problem The phone number is 6501 and letters may be mailed to postoffice box 561

Hagerstown Allcoholics Anonymous St. John’s Episcopal Church

Ford Unveils 1957 Fairlane 500 Victoria Four-Door

Ford introduces a complete departure from prior models with a 1957 lineup including the four door Victoria in the new Fairlane 500 series. Models are longer and lower with higher headroom, and feature ThunderBird V-8 options, safety upgrades, and redesigned suspension for better performance and durability.

Ford Ford Announcement

Rescue Unit Sets Record For Ambulance Runs

Community Rescue Service logged a record September with 134 ambulance calls, beating August’s 118. Distinct call types included 53 emergencies and 51 routine runs, totaling 114 hours of operation. The unit seeks volunteers and reports 10 members will attend the Maryland State Ambulance and Rescue Association meeting in Pikeville.

Community Rescue Service Pikesville Maryland State Ambulance and Rescue Association

Ambulance Club Directors Meet in Williamsport

The Williamsport Ambulance Club will hold a regular directors meeting on Wednesday October 3 at 7 30 p m All directors are urged to attend The club reports the installation of a two way radio in the ambulance is proving satisfactory

Williamsport Ambulance Club

Broken back treated after fall from tree in Chambersburg

Howard S. Robinson suffered a broken back when he fell from a tree and is receiving treatment at a hospital in Chambersburg. The incident details are unclear but the injury is serious and he remains under medical care.

Howard S. Robinson Chambersburg

Children Of Vets May Get School Aid

Deceased war veterans' children seeking education aid under the War Orphans Education Law must contact the VA for guidance counseling. The plan details goals, education, and costs, then VA approval follows. Eligible ages 18 to 23. benefits vary by full or part-time study. first checks arrive after application.

Veterans Administration W. L. Limburg Baltimore Limburg

Special Courses Offered by Hagerstown Junior College

Three adult education courses are offered including driver education music appreciation and grammar review. The driver education twelve week course costs 12 dollars with weekly behind the wheel practice. instructors are Paul Dellart Joe Proska and Kenneth Rensch. Music appreciation is led by Miriam L Hoffman Tuesday evenings at South Hagerstown High School Room H five. Grammar review taught by Inness Boyer runs Tuesday and Thursday 8 to 9 30 pm at Room H one and costs five dollars. An article notes no state funds subsidize driver training. ANOTHER FAIR The Frederick Fair opens today with exhibitors from Washington County and runs through the week.

North Hagerstown High School Paul Dellart Joe Proska Kennneth Rensch Miriam L. Hoffman South Hagerstown High School Inness Boyer Co Oe

Col Sibbald Speaks In Boonsboro

Col George H Sibbald spoke at the Boonsboro Lions Club about the U S Army Reserve program and the Reserve Forces Act of 1955. The session included a documentary Do It Yourself Peace and remarks on enlistment benefits. attendees included Lt Col Ben M Faribault and others from the Army Reserve Office in Hagerstown.

U.S. Army Reserve George H. Sibbald Maryland Military District Boonsboro Lions Club The Christian Church Douglas M. Bivens Washington County John J. Ferdian, Jr Boonsboro U. S. Army Reserve Program Col. Sibbald RFA Ben M. Faribault Joseph O. Groulx Wilmer L. Jones U. S. Army Reserve Office Hagerstown Stewart W. Crim U.S. Tr Force Vincent L. Paris Army Patrick Howard Buhanan William Little U. S. Marine Corps Francis J. Sullivan BMC John C. Bowers ADC Raphael V.ogle QM 1 U. S. Navy Clyde B. Thomas Boonsboro Service Club Hagerstown Lions Club K. Stafford Amberger Harvey M. Miller Frank Welty G. Robert Lyles, Jr

Four Injured In Mishaps In Local Area

Russell French aged 11 fractured his right ring finger while playing and was treated at Washington County Hospital where a splint was applied before discharge. Rodger Leroy Hose five, son of James W. Hose, lacerated his nose and upper lip when struck by slate. three sutures to the nose and two to the lip were given. Mrs Lydia Rudolph of Hagerstown fell from a ladder. a plaster splint was applied to her left knee. Lester Titlow of 528 Salem Avenue lacerated his arm when he fell on concrete and received sutures. In 1900 79 million Americans joined their homes compared with 25 million today.

Russell French Wayside Avenue Washington County Hospital Rodger Leroy Hose James W. Hose Williamsport Lydia Rudolph Hagers Route 2 Lester Titlow Salem Avenue

Segregationists Rally in Tennessee and Kentucky Calls

Segregationists in Tennessee and Kentucky urged intensified action against integration over the weekend. In Knoxville a Birmingham leader urged citizens to take it into their own hands after legal steps were exhausted. Kasper defense fund supporters funded the cause while Henderson Ky leaders warned against complacency and vowed to fight.

Tennessee Kentucky Texas Washington Asa Ace) Carter Birmingham Alabama Knoxville Tenn John Katper Washington, D. C Clinton (Tenn Carter Kasper Defense Fund Henderson James Dumas Kentucky White Citizens Council Paris, Tenn White Citizens Council

Blue Cross Stresses Care Over Cash Support

The emphasis is on care not cash as Blue Cross assures there are no direct dollar payments to individuals. The message prioritizes services and assistance over monetary aid in coverage discussions.

Blue Cross

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A.A American Telephone & Telegraph Jonathan Goodbody & Co Jonathan ST Joseph H. Dagenais, JR Enterprise Ambulance Club Merion Oaten Genely Hagenstown Daily Mall Chelsea Station Walter E. Quenstedt Quenstedt City Hall Hagerstown Junior College Frederick G. M. Gehr & Son W. Washington St Roy C. Spickler Washington St Clarence T. Seward E. Antietam St E. H. Peterson & Sons E. Antietam Clyde B. Tritch Pennsylvania Ave Wiles Brothers Smithsburg Myersville the Associated Press Paul Jones Kryptok Mber Hospitals Maryland Blue Gross Dept West Baltimore St Maryland Hospital Service, Incs
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