Eisenhower to meet Faubus on school integration plan
President Eisenhower hopes a face to face talk with Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus at his Newport Rhode Island retreat may yield a quieter path to resolving the court ordered school integration impasse in Little Rock. He plans to listen more than propose a new formula.
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R. I
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Fantus
Naval Base
Little Rock
Ark
Fautus
Navy and Army Test Jet Wing With Fairchild Research
Navy and Army join Fairchild engineers in testing a future aircraft concept the Jet Wing to enable shorter runways and carrier landings. The program blends blown flap high lift with a wing design removing conventional jet exhaust, promising reduced noise and potential civilian airport proximity.
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Army Land
Fairchild
Office of Naval Research
Air Force
Army
Race Tee
Bureau of Aeronautics
Transportation, Research and Engineering Command
Sanders
Faubus To Fly To Meet Eisenhower Over Integration Crisis
Uh G ov Orval Faubus travels toward a high level White House conference with President Eisenhower on civil rights and the Little Rock National Guard crisis. A court injunction action is underway as the talks unfold with Rep Brooks Hays aiding mediation and Brownell Adams flying from Washington.
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Ark
Orvel Faubus
Havepert
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Eisenhower
National Guard
Little Rock High School
Brownell
White House
Sherman Adams
Washington
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Faubus
Litle Rock
Eisenhower-Faubus
Rock
U. S. District Court
Explosion of Glass Door At Children's Shop Mystery
The plate glass door at the Children's Shop on North Patommac and Franklin Streets exploded yesterday, shattering into fragments and scattering glass across the street and store. No injuries were reported, and no object touched the door. an insurance adjustor noted glass can break without clear cause occasionally.
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North Patommac
Franklin Streets
Five Treated For Injuries In Local Hospital ER
Five persons were treated in the emergency room this morning for injuries from accidents. Harold W. Everly of 483 West Antietam Street hit his hand on glass. John Waltersor of 256 Precton Road burned by hot liquid. Pamela Higgins of Hagerstown Route 4 burned her hand on a metal bone. Kaneeth Johnston of 500 Guilford Avenues drove a nail into his hand. Wil William Hovermale of 94 Key Circle injected ink into his mouth.
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Harold W. Everly
West Antietam Street
John Walterator
Precton Road
Pamela Higgins
Hagerstown
Kaneeth Johnston
Guilford Avenes
Wil William ¥. Hover
Key Circle
Vandals Cause Damage To Construction Jobs Here
Juveniles are damaging equipment on various construction sites in Hagerstown. The Fridinger Company reports hundreds of dollars in losses on the North Endigh school project. Police recommend employing watchmen on larger jobs as cruisers cannot guard every site.
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Hagerstown
Fridinger Company
New North Endigh School
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blair P. Over
Ton
Chief Overton
Belview Avenue
Anguished mother writes reminder to all motorists
A letter from a distressed mother to a motorist recounts a fatal crash that killed her three children. She forgives the driver, laments speed's cost, and asks motorists to prevent future tragedies as the school year begins. The letter, written four years earlier, surfaces as flowers arrive annually from the driver.
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Motorist
The
Mirror News
Mre
Charles Neiawender
Aring
Tore
Neers
Ik & Smimal Hospital
Imeane
Big Mortgage On Shopping Center
The Longmeadow Shopping Center under construction carried a mortgage filed yesterday for 2,540,008 dollars. The loan evidences the vast size of the development and the company managing the project reports work on the site progressing.
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Longmeadow
Mortage
Kdeft
Syria Defends But Will Not Attack in Nod to Peace
Damascus confirms two top military chiefs Brig Afif Bizry and Lt Col Abdel Hamid Serraj returned from Cairo amid reports Syria will not pursue aggression with Soviet arms. Prime Minister Sabri Axssali said there was nothing new and no cause for worry as U S arms shipments rise nearby. Serraj denied Syrian army is Communist controlled and stressed Arab nationalism as the goal of Syria’s leadership.
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Syria
Cairo
Israel
Afif Bizry
Abdel Hamid Serraj
Soviet Union
Middle East
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Premeir Sabri Axssali
Sesson
Sana
al Akhbar
Serrai
Cage
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Serraj
United States
Damascus-Moscow
Directors For United Fund Are Announced
Plans take shape for the United Fund Drive in Hagerstown and Washington County as J H Baylis announces the initial U S Board of Directors. Names include Joseph Baylis Donovan R Beachley Sr Elbert W Butler and many others with more to follow as agencies join the fund. The local roster currently features American Red Cross Hig Brothers Cerebral Palsy Association Day Nursery Goodwill Industries Hagerstown Boys Club and several city agencies, with elections planned for future board members.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
J. H. Baylis
U. S
Baylis
Joseph Baylis
Donovan R. Beachley
Elbert W. Butler
David W. Byron
C. M. Campbell
Jack P. Caspar
Edwad W. Cooey
William M. Comm
Victor Cushna
W. R. Daniels
Roy Danzer, Jr
E. N. Funkhouser
Maxwell Greenwald
Yale Hanks
Sheldon Helgopple
H. B. Hoopes
J. ¥. Jamison
County Income Sources Outline Budget for 1936
Washington County shows 1935 revenue from sources other than property tax totaling 776000, with property tax at 3,307,847. School operations consume most tax funds, while general government uses 17 cents of the tax rate for county services. Total county operating costs last year neared 881000 for general government and 2,869,000 for schools, with debt service rising on new buildings.
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George Rash
Hagerstown
Washington County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Election Supervisors
iCarmuca
Pace
Daily Mail to Debut Parents Corner Sept 23
A new feature, Parents Corner, will begin in the Daily Mail on September 23. Richard Barbour, a respected educator, will answer common parent child questions drawing on his experience in San Diego schools and guidance director role.
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The
Daily Mail
Richard Barbour
Barbour
San Diego State Coleg
University of Southern California
Yale University
Pr. Barbour
San Diego
San Diego State College
French Papers Highlight U S Race Problems
Paris newspapers Figaro and Aurore led with U S racial integration issues as President Eisenhower golfed in Newport and faced criticism of inaction. In Maryland, a Black father found a homemade dynamite bomb on his lawn amid protests over school integration in Talbot County. Police contained the device and linked the threat to ongoing civil rights tensions.
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Paris W
United States
Figaro
Aurore
Eisenhower
Newport
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Asian Flu Sees Rise in United States
The Public Health Service reports about 50,000 Asian flu cases in recent months with 1,710 new influenza cases last week. Ohio, Delaware, Maryland report sporadic cases with no confirmed outbreaks. Kentucky and Tennessee list 368 and 815 cases respectively.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Louisiana
United States
Ohio
Delaware
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Edw M Armstrong Hagerstown Native Dies on Long Island
Edward Mernerson Armstrong a Hagerstown native and brother of former Maryland Attorney General Alexander Armstrong died suddenly September 10 at West Hampton Beach Long Island. He was 75 and had been retired. Surviving him are his wife Sheila. Funeral services are held at West Hampton Beach with interment there. He last visited Hagerstown about three years ago regarding property at Jonathan and Franklin Streets occupied by Peoples Drugstore.
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Edward Mernerson Armstrong
Hagerstown
Alexander Armstrong
Maryland
Baltimore
West Hampton Beach
Long Island
Armstrong
Alexander, Sr
Lillian T. Scott Armatrong
Sheila S. Armatrong
Jonathan and
Franklin Streets
Peoples Drugstore
Air Conditioner Fire Damages Midland Finance Office
A morning fire at the Midland Finance Company on West Franklin Street caused minor damage centered on air conditioner controls. Fire crews from The Pioneer and Junior Companies responded. cause under investigation and no injuries reported.
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Midland Finance Company
First Modk
West Franklin Street
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