Dulles Supports International Control of Suez Canal Effort
Secretary of State Dulles told the United Nations Security Council there is little chance of solving the Suez problem while any nation can use the canal as a policy instrument. He backed a British French plan for international control and said Egypt’s proposal for a negotiating body is constructive but insufficient.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dulles
Suez
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Wu, N
London
Hejaid
Six Permits Issued In Past Week
Building permits totaling 29 280 were issued by the City Building Inspector in the past week. Notable items include Russell B Young for rebuilding the Grey Gables Apartment Building gutted by fire last December valued at 20 000. Other permits include Rogers Jewelry Store rear one story addition at 66 West Washington Street for 1 00 Claude H Spessard convert dwelling at 1111 Salem Avenue for an additional family 1500 Louise Stevenson add bathrooms at 116 to 112 West North Street 000 Rose Hill Cemetery Co remodel a shed 280 Dr Ralph Young remodel existing dwelling at 617 East Avenue om
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Russell B. Young
Grey Gables
Rogers Jewelry Store
West
Washington Street
Claude H. Spessard
Salem Avenue
Louise Stevenson
West North Street
Rose Hill Cemetery Co
Ralph Young
East Avenue
Local Man Skids Into Fence Near Waynesboro
Patrick Melvin Henry of 1208 Potomac Avenue lost control two and a half miles east of Waynesboro on a wet road. His car skidded off the left edge into a fence and ditch, causing property damage but no injuries.
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Patrick Melvin Henry
Potomac Avenue
Waynesboro
Henry
Would Lower Drinking Age Solve Stanford Hangouts Issue
The Sanford Daily suggests reducing the drinking age from 21 to as low as 18 or 19 to curb underage arrests in university hangouts at Stanford. Four Stanford students have been arrested by state liquor agents in local bistros over the past two weeks.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Sanford Daily
Stanford
Turley Set To Start Sixth World Series Game For Yankees
Bob Turley, a fireballing righthander with a spotty regular season, was chosen to face Brooklyn’s Clem Labine in the sixth World Series game at Ebbets Field. Turley, 20, had an 8-4- record with a 4.98 earned run average, the highest on the Yankee staff, and had appeared in relief in Games 1 and 2. Stengel delayed choosing a seventh game pitcher until necessary. Alston indicated Dor Newcombe remains his likely seventh game starter if needed.
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Jack Hand
Brooklyn
Bob Turley
Don Larsen
New York Yankee
Clem Labine
Ebbets Field
Casey Stengel
Turley
Yankees
Yankee
Baltimore
Hel J
Stengel
Walter Alston
Dor J Newcombe
Alston
Cal
Pickets Report Slow Start in Line Strike
Pickets at the local telephone exchange were sparse this morning with some workers noting the absence of demonstrators. Negotiations resumed in Baltimore at 4 30 this morning with a Federal mediator present as management and the Operators Union work toward a settlement. 98 percent of state employees reported to work while about 10 percent remained at posts.
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Baltimore
C. & P. Telephone Co
Frost Tonight Threatens Garden Vegetables Under Frost
The Weather Bureau forecasts frost and possible freezing temperatures for the area tonight. Garden vegetables escaped the prior hard frost and need protection. Expect fine weather tomorrow pale by a warmer Thursday afternoon with temperatures rising from 40 today to a high between 50 and 60.
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Weather Bureau
Warning Against Shooting From Roads and Bridges
The County Commissioners and Sheriff Edward L. Rowland issued a warning against discharging firearms from public highways and bridges in Washington County. Deputies are ordered to arrest and prosecute violations, with reports of damage to utility wires and insulators also noted.
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Edward L. Rowland
Washington County
Rowland
Iity
Cozeytown Road Residents Demand Road Repairs
Residents along Cozeytown Road complain of neglect after promises of resurfacing in 1956. Mrs. Charlotte E Bogers of Hagerstown Route 4 writes to the Board of County Commissioners detailing delays, drainage problems, and dangerous conditions harming school bus safety and local traffic. The letter notes the road remains on the list despite prior assurances.
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Cozeytown
Charlotte E. Bogers
Hagerstown
Board of County Commissioners
Boyers
Coreytown Road
Boyer
W. Lee Elgin
Bogers
Reuther Denounces Labor Political Gifts as Peanuts
Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers and AFL CIO vice president, testifying to a Senate subcommittee, said labor political contributions are peanuts next to corporate gifts. He defended voluntary member donations and rejected claims that union dues fund campaigns, calling for focus on large corporate and undercover contributions.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Senate
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Afc-Cio
Senate Elections Subcommittee
UAW
AFL-, Cio Committee On
Ruther
Sen. Curtis
R-Neb
Aristrocracy
Drugs and Surgery Unite In Cancer Cure Hope
In San Francisco doctors from the University of Illinois describe a two punch cancer treatment combining surgery with anti cancer drugs injected into the wound and delivered by vein over three days then again after three months. The approach aims to kill hidden cancer seeds and has treated about 45 patients with breast stomach and colon cancers. In Washington the Idaho Tower Co dam license case moves toward higher courts as public power groups appeal.
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San Francisco
American College of Surgeons
Gerald C. McDonald
Ernesto, P. Cruz
Warren H .Cole
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Chicago
Washington
U. S
Idaho Tower Co
Hells Canyon
Federal Power Commission
Snake River
Idaho-Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Supreme Court
National Fells Canyon Asqn
Idaho Power Go
Eisenhower Campaigning In Pittsburgh Speaks On Misstatements
President Eisenhower arrives in Pittsburgh for a campaign speech at Hunt Armory billed as a reply to opposition misstatements. He will be carried by NBC and discuss why he believes he will win, meeting with Sen. James Duff before returning to Washington.
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Pittsburgh
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Hunt Armory
NBC
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Penn Sheraton Hotel
James Duff
Grandfather Shows Black Widow Found That Bit Grandson
Grandfather B F Myers of Hagerstown brought a jar with a spider he suspected as a poisonous black widow. The six year old Frank Yellett Jr was bitten on the wrist while playing in the yard, the arm swelling greatly but subsiding with medical care. The spider was identified by the red hour glass on its underside.
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B. F. Myers
Hagerstown House
Frank Yellett, Jr
Frank Yellon
Route 3
Myers
Missing Teen Girls Sought By City Police
City police ask public help to locate two teenage girls missing since yesterday afternoon. Donna Jean Tracy, 13, from 125 West Franklin Street, and Louise Minnich, 15, from 411 West Washington Street, are believed to be together.
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Donna Jean Tracy
West Franklin Street
Louise Minnich
West Washington Street
Woman Injured When Car Door Unlatches In Motion
Mrs Frank Burger of Delve Connecticut city was hurt this morning when a car door unlatch ed as she was a passenger. She sustained burns to the legs a jammed shoulder and an arm injury. The car was moving at the time of the incident.
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Frank Burger
Beechwood Delve
Stock Market Dips Slightly in Quiet Early Trading
New York stocks opened lower with Westinghouse Electric sliding but later rising on a Wall Street note that its quarterly earnings may cover a hefty dividend. General Motors, American Telephone, Du Pont and Goodrich also showed declines amid a generally muted session.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric
Wall Street
General Motors
Mord
Amoinean Ceanamid
du Pont and
Goodrich
American
Boy 14 Surrenders After Fatal Brecksville Shooting
Robert Zavalnak, 14, surrendered to police in Brecksville Ohio after authorities hunted him for shooting his father Joseph Zavalnak, 42, to death. Police Chief Walter Senkheil said the boy left a note claiming the quarrel led to the shooting and a juvenile court judge had previously advised correctional schooling for the family after past burglaries. In a confession he said he hated to kill but felt he had to, claiming his father stabbed him with a knife before he fired twice in the head.
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Robert Zavalnak
Joseph
Walter Senkheil
Brecksville
Ohio
Robert Ofi J
Albert A. Woldman
Woldman
Robert
Stevenson's Montana speech attacks GOP land policy
Adlai Stevenson said the Eisenhower administration has scrapped the bipartisan park and forest conservation tradition and allowed public lands to be invaded by private interests. He criticized a federal giveaway policy and urged a federal aid plan for voluntary private hospital care, with state administration and universal health insurance. The remarks were delivered during a four day Montana Idaho Oregon Washington California swing.
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Warren Rogers, JR
Great Falls
Mont
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Libertyville
Stevenson
White House
Ste
Truman Blasts GOP Record At Pittsburgh Rally
Former President Harry S. Truman denounced the Eisenhower administration and Republican congressmen as having a shameful record at a Pittsburgh rally. He accused the GOP of blocking federal school aid and said Eisenhower misrepresents his positions while predicting further speculative claims. Truman continues a whistle stop tour with rallies planned in Westmoreland County and West Virginia for Adlai Stevenson.
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Pittsburgh
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Westmoreland County
West Virginia
Adlai Stevenson
Court Rules Office Building May Be Used
Camden court dismisses three Hamilton Park residents claim that using a 1300 block Pennsylvania Avenue building as a real estate office violates zoning. Judge McLaughlin says evidence shows original office use and nonconforming status not proven, costs awarded to defendants Dudley Rowe and Sheeley and Mrs Beatrice Grove. report notes a Kentucky Derby horse crash during workout as unrelated side detail.
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Drogen
K. McLaughlin
Hamilton Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dudley
Kentucky
McLaughlin
Anine
Garden State
Chester White
Mine Workers Increase Dues
The United Mine Workers union voted to raise member dues by 25 cents per month. President Guth, chairman of the board of public works, was hospitalised for observation after falling ill last Friday. Secretary of Labor James P. was reported resting comfortably at Washington County Hospital as delegates met to approve the dues change.
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Cinginnate
United! Mine Workers Unlan
Guth
Board Transacts Routine Business
The Board of County Commissioners held its regular morning session in West Washingui Street. Bills were paid and other routine business approved while a rubbish pile fire near Conner Tire Co. caused alarms but was extinguished without damage. Sparks from a trash burn are suspected to have started the blaze as nearby enterprises and Antietam Fire responded.
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Board of County Commistreay
Conner Tire Co
Washingui
West
Offor Enterprise
Antietam
Hyde admits to vote against unemployment act amendment
In a Wheaton debate at Glenmont Elementary School Democratic challenger John Foley accused incumbent Republican Hyde of voting nay on a key amendment to liberalize the Federal Unemployment Compensation Act. Hyde conceded the vote and defended his stance while Foley cited Hyde's positions on the Natural Gas Bill and education aid.
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John R.foley
DeWitt
Hyde
Jastepight
Foley
Glenmont
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Hat Hyde
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Kansas
Mary
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