U.S. Airlift Debuts to Back Jordan Middle East Buildup
U S army airlift arrives in Amman delivering recoilless rifles jeeps and ammo for a Jordan allied force amid tensions with Syria. The convoy of Globemasters and Flying Boxcars lands at Amman’s military airport as Jordanian officials greet the convoy. The operation is nicknamed Good Hope and is described as part of a broader U S pressure against pro Soviet Syria. The Cairo press accuses the United States of planning to blow up oil pipelines to justify action.
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Amman
Jordan
Middle East
Syria
Air Force Globema
Terai Ae Ou
U.S
Lester D. Mal
United States
Musseini
Spain
Cairo
E) Shaab
Uhahran
Dover
Del
Syris
United Fund approves three new members in 1057 campaign
The Budget and Admissions Committee of the United Fund today announced three agencies added as members for 1957. Washington County Chapter of the American Red Cross Big Brothers of Hagerstown Inc and the Washington County Mental Health Association join the fund bringing total to 15. Former Community Chest members largely join, with Boy Scouts and Salvation Army expected soon. Other agencies include Cerebral Palsy Association of Washington County Sed Yagers town Goodwill Industries and more invitations await final decisions. Publicity Committee led by Charles Lyon is latest. members include Sheldon Holsapple Harry Warner Dave Cottingham Jack Whiteley Joel Crockett William Paulserove Sar Phillips Phil OConnell and A Lesley Gardner.
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Who
United Fund
Washington County
American Hed Cross
Big Brothers of
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Cerebral Palsy Association of
Sed Yagerstown Goodwill Industries, , Inc
Charles Lyon
Sheldon Holsapple
Harry Warner
Dave Cottingham
Jack Whiteley
Joel Crockett
William Paulserove
Sar Phillips
Phil O'Connell
A. Lesley Gardner
TV guide highlights first week of school programs
Washington County pupils in television classes will view topics from Our American Heritage to Marco Polo and the International Geophysical Year. Guest appearances include State’s Attorney O T Kaylor Jr and civil engineer Michael G Callas. Studios tours, library care, card catalogs, and closed circuit basics will be shown, with lessons integrated across grade levels.
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Washington County
TV Guide
T. Kaylor
Michael G. Callas
James K. Davis
TV Center
H. Jane Martin
Pearl
Shively
Mobile
Marco Polo
Allan R. Powell
Will
Europe
Eugene Mitel
Carrie Still Far Area But Packs Power
Hurricane Carrie remains far out in the Atlantic with winds up to 150 mph and extending hurricane force winds 750 miles north. Debbie, a tropical storm, is moving slowly toward Virginia after forming in the Gulf of Mexico. Weather warnings advise caution for vessels in Carrie’s path though no land threat is expected for now.
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Miami
Fla
Carrie
Atlantic
Debbie
North Carolina
Virginia
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
North
Georgia
Block Island
Savenash
Rainstorm Breaks Drought Across Southeast and Mid Atlantic
Weather Bureau reports heavy rains moving from the southeast into Georgia and the mid-Atlantic coast with 2 to 4 inches typical in north Florida and parts of South Carolina. Winds gusted to 60 mph in Jacksonville as the storm shifts northward. clearing and warmer weather expected tomorrow.
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South Mountain
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Georgia
Mississippi River
Kentucky
Virginia
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
mid-Atlantic
New England
Burglary Probe Across Several City Properties
Police investigate thefts and break ins totaling small sums at multiple sites. Evelyn French residence on West Franklin Street faced a break in with $5 and an automatic pistol stolen after entry through a rear window. A. M. Marshall's garage on Oak Hill Avenue suffered five window damage. Mamie's Lunchroom on West Lee Street reported change stolen. A milk dispensing machine at Shifler gas station on Frederick Street was opened. Detectives pursue leads.
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Evelyn French
Franklin Street
A. M. Marshall
Oak Hill Avenue
Mamie
West Lee Street
Shifler Gassotine
Frederick Street
AEC Detects Soviet Nuclear Test In Siberian Series
The Atomic Energy Commission reported to Washington that the Soviet Union detonated a nuclear device of moderate intensity in Siberia within the last two days. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss noted it appears to be the second test in a series begun August 22, with prior blasts not all publicly reported.
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Washington
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Siberian Proving Grounds
Jday
Strauss
Soviet Union
Two Condemnation Suits Delay Airport Extension
Two suits seeking land for the east runway extension of Municipal Airport are the last hurdle before expansion. The Civil Aeronautics Authority has approved all plans, and juries will hear the condemnation actions this week, including the City versus Luther Grove and wife of State Linn, Wednesday.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Luther Grove and Wife
State Linn
Faubus Calls Out Fresh Troops and Seeks Action
Gov Faubus plans to deploy students to face the National Guard amid a federal school integration crisis. President Eisenhower says the aim is to break the stalemate between state and federal authorities without federal force. City offers land for a road relocation, while condemnation hearings are set in Circuit Court with witnesses from Fairchild Aircraft involved.
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Little Rock
Ark
Diate
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
United States
Supreme Court
Federal Governo
United
Gov. Faubus
Grove
Central High
U.S
U. 3
Route 11
Woodrow Mann
Faubus
Neste Termainiy
Col
Milford H. Witl
Pee Colson
Stanton R. Wilsom
South
Prospect Street
Wilson
Fair Market Vale
W. L. Landers
Fairchild Aircraft
Minalon
Richard Henson
Fairchild
Ames
Tip On Monkey Best Of Week Tip On Monkey Best Of
A contest entry from Williamsport wins the Daily Mail News Tip Contest top prize of 4 dollars for a tip about a troublesome monkey near Potomac Rod and Gun Club. A Clear Spring official wins second prize for reporting forest fires last Thursday. Other tips on nerves and incidents receive lesser awards.
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Viciny
Potomac
Williamsport Ressant
Daily Mail
Lee
Eante
Antietam Creek
Rights Bill Signed Into Law Empowering Vote rights
President Eisenhower signed into law a civil rights bill granting the federal government power to enforce the right to vote by court injunctions. The action, at his vacation base at 8:10 a.m., comes amid the Little Rock integration crisis but primarily addresses voting rights, repealing a post Civil War era law authorizing troop use for enforcement.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Participation In Raid Drill Up In Air Here
The fate of Hagerstown and Washington County join in a statewide Civil Defense air raid drill on September 18 is uncertain. County director Charles L. Mobley is away and told city director Joby Hall not to worry about county participation. City officials want a plan for halting traffic for five minutes and police need definite instructions before the drill. Chief Hall plans a meeting with Civilian Defense leaders to work out plans while concerns include possible horse fears at the Fairground if sirens are sounded during the race meet.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Charles L
Jim” Mobley
City CD
Joby Hall
Hall
Blair Overton
Police Break Up Trouble at North Little Rock High
White students repelled six Negro youths trying to enter North Little Rock High School in an early incident of Arkansas race unrest. Police dispersed the crowd after the scuffle at the steps, with no injuries reported.
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Little Rock
Ark
North Little Rock High School
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Arkansas River
National Guard
Central Hig School
Police Probe Cross Burnings In Anne Arundel
Anne Arundel County police investigate four cross burnings in the Pa tans eo Park area near Linthicum. Homes of James L Little Paul Carter and Harvey Gladney targeted two blocks on Belle Grove Road. Victims describe a white man in a pink bottomed two tone 1950 auto chasing a Black resident.
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Ferndale
Anne Arundel County
Patanseo Park
Linthicum
James L. Little
Paul Carter
Harvey Gladney
Belle Grove Road
William H. Carter
Dave Mitchell
Cherry Hill
Baltimore
Lithe
Mitchell
Carter
James
Man Suffers Foot Injury at Home
John Marta of 00 highlend Way sustains a foot laceration this morning. He was treated in the emergency room after the incident.
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Man
John Marta
Negro Pupils Enter Nashville School Under Police Escort
Police escorted Negro pupils through lines of threatening whites as Glenn Gremmar School opened for the fall term in northeast Nashville. White parents withdrew about 20 children. six police guarded the campus while the first graders started an integrated class, with no injuries reported.
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Nashville
Tenn
Glenn Gremmar
City
Schoals
Clear Spring Hunting Club Incorporated filing of incorporation
The Rattle Run Hunting Club in this county has filed a certificate of incorporation with the Clerk of Court. Incorporators include Clem ent M. Rohrer Albert M. Eichelberger and Edwin M. Roher. Authorized stock 2 000 shares of 10 each. Other filings include Anton's Restaurant Inc Inso Insurance Agency Inc Tammany Manor Club Association and the Ross Garment Co with various incorporators and capital details.
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Rattle Run
Clement M. Rohrer
Albert M. Eichelberger
Clear Spring
Edwin M. Roher
Hagerstown
State Tax Commission
Anton’s Restaurant, Inc
Inso Insurance Agency, Inc
Tammany Manor Club Association
Ross Garment Co
Anton's
Anton Squillari
Howard Fe, Messersmith
James F. Strine
Moss Insurance Agency
Benj F. Moss
F. Louise Moss
Merle St. Filliott
Pennsylvai Averm Extended
Hyman Ross and
Rewes C
Mary Brasdeabers
Sececpersters
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