Revolt Rumblings in Nationalist China Echo Hungary Uprising
United Nations report from New York notes unrest on the Chinese mainland inspired by the Hungarian revolt. Hu Shih says two anti Communist movements emerged in recent months, with student protests and calls for reform culminating in arrests and clampdowns on Peiping and Shanghai.
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United Nations
WN. Y
China
General Assembly
Hu Shih
Hungary
Peiping
Shanghai
Red
Communist ‘Party
Hanyan
Yenyang
Mao Tze-tung
Six Local Charters Recorded By Court
The Clark of Court received six new corporate charters from the Sale Tax Commission. Entities include Antietam Transit Co Inc led by Joseph G Sneca of Lemoyne PA, recently taking over the city bus line from Potomac Edison Co, Emblem Products Inc with owners George M Custer Josephine A Comer and Harold Ham, Odette Sanitation Service Inc headed by Bert and Lacy Friedewren and Donald Singles of Montgomery, Murray Products Co Inc, and Bostetler Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark of Court
Sale Tax Commission
Antietam Transit Co
Tnc
Norman E. Eskey & Soh, Inc
Odorite, Sanitation Service
Hagerstown
Potomac Edition Co
Emblem Products
George M. Custer
Joseine A. Comer
Harold Ham
Odette Sanitation
Bey Bert
Lacy Friedewren
Donald
Montgomery
Lewa Breaeren
Lewa Bisstie
Sey Chuva
County considers adding floor to Summit annex for more space
The Board of County Commissioners weighs adding a floor to the county annex at Summit Avenue and West Antietam Street after instructing an architect to estimate costs. Space shortages affect agencies including Welfare and the County Agent's office, with past ideas including rear courthouse annexes and Sherman Building remodeling.
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Board of County Commissioners
Summit Avenue
West Antietam Street
Harry Snoak
Mark Miller
Welfare Department
The
Board of County
Court House
Sherley
County Zoning and Planning Commission
County Annex
Rain Keeps Texas Flooded as Drenching Continues
Texas towns report additional rain with totals climbing toward 15 inches in some areas since Sunday. San Antonio and other communities saw rivers and creeks rise, delaying school buses and stranding motorists while officials tracked the flood’s reach. Meanwhile in Damascus, King Saud’s visit to Syria prompted high level meetings amid mounting regional tensions and hopes for easing Middle East disputes.
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San Antonio
Texas
Sam Antonio
San
Damascus
Syria
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
United States
Shukri Kawady
Russia
Trib
Payoffs to Hoffa Investigated by Senate Committees
Senate probes into alleged payoffs to James R. Hoffa from Detroit restaurant owners were raised in a hearing after Detroit man John Leyhan testified overhearing discussions about about 1500 dollars every six months. Leyhan named Ted Karsten and Garrett L. Reading denying involved. Reading said to be an undercover guild operative.
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Washington
f—Senate
James KR. Haffa
Detroit
John Leyhan
Leyhan
Ted Karsten
Detroit Restaurant Guild
Kartsen
Garrett L. Reading
Reading
Plans Ready On City Through-Way Route in Hagerstown
Engineering plans by Baker and Wibberley and Associates are complete and next steps involve acquiring property. The report will be submitted to Mayor Winslow F. Burhans, who proposed a north south throughway to divert traffic from downtown. No funds were allocated this year for construction.
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Hagerstown
Baker and Wibberley and Associates
Winslow F. Burhans
Swith Pennsylvania Avenue
Western Maryland Railway
Virginia Avenue
Noriolk and Western Railroad
Trash burning pit ordered filled by Fire Chief
A rear Potomac Street pit once used by the neighborhood for burning trash was ordered closed and filled within seven days by Fire Chief John Hall. Fire officials were notified, and the property owner was requested to seal the site with tarpaper and other debris removed.
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Potomac Street
John Hall
Ball
Local Weather Stumbles Through Cold Spell And Bomb Reports
The night cooled to near 40s after a day of 77 with showers and stink bombs. Police intensify Sunday probe into alleged stink bomb incident. residents report lingering cool weather and wet conditions across North Foundry and southern Texas as storms drop several inches.
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North Foundry
Bertha Barnes
North
Hom
Texas
Tindall
Washington
Sam Mitewho
Youth 18 testifies about drinking at teen age dance
An 18 year old youth charged with drunk and disorderly behavior at a teen age dance in the Armory on North Potomac Street testified that many others used intoxicants. John William Marshall of West Franklin Street testified an older man bought the wine. he said "a good many" others drank. Magistrate Ottinger noted officers were on duty at the dance and suggested reporting to the Chief of Police.
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Armory
North Potomac Street
John William Marshall
Franklin Streat
Paul Ottinger
Marshall
Ottinger
Robert Hartle
Negro Students Describe First Day at Little Rock High
Nine Negro students attended Little Rock Central High with U S Army paratroopers guarding. Minniejean Brown said whites were eager to learn about them and torn between parents and minds. Melba Pattillo and Elizabeth Eckford gave mixed cafeteria seating experiences and minor incidents. Parents expressed worry yet resolve, noting veterans among them and ties to local Negro communities and families.
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Adren Cooper
Little Rock
Ark
Minniejean Brown
Little Rock Central High
U. S. Army
H Allning
Minnitjean
Mekba Pattillo
Tthgrader
Nepro Piris
Larke J
Melba
Minniejean
Elizabeth Eckford
Rookie Cop Quits Rather Than Face White Mob at School
In Little Rock at Central High School a 27 year old rookie officer named Dunaway removed his badge and quit after a violent, racially charged protest over integration. He cited concern for friends and family and said he would seek work to support his wife and two children. Police and crowds clashed as demonstrations escalated.
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Clifton Wells
Little Rock
Ark
Tommy Tunaway
Nels
Central High School
Dunnaway
Tommy
Dunaway
Himeslf Chatral
Memphis
Tenn
Latte Rock Junior College
Ole
Hungary
Eisenhower to Meet Southern Governors in Washington
SEA ISLAND GA Sept 26 President Eisenhower told Southern governors seeking withdrawal of federal troops from Arkansas they must discuss school integration with him He agreed to a Washington talk next Tuesday with a five member committee representing the Southern Governors Conference which wound up its session here The conference approved a resolution seeking a conference with the President to press for withdrawal of troops from Arkansas at the earliest moment and to discuss the broader problem of school integration The President rejected a plan to restrict discussion to states rights issues and invited a wide chat per his telegram stating he would be happy to meet to discuss the problem of school integration The governors from the South view the meeting as a chance to exchange ideas though some fear it may not center on integration and state rights issues as much as other topics The gathering left with the sense that Eisenhower’s action may curb GOP expansion in the region and has stirred concerns about states rights in the South.
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Sea Island
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Washington
Southern Governors’ Conference
Arkansas National Guard
Little Rock
Central High School
Dixie
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
South
George Bell Trumermap Jtr
South Carolina
Negro Pupils Return Today To High School
Army troops formed a protective line as nine Negro students entered Central High School in Little Rock. Newsmen watched while six Birks and three boys were escorted to the door, with calm soldiers and a quiet crowd. Governor Faubus planned a national radio television address amid tensions over federal actions and Arkansas National Guard.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.S. Army
Central High School
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Arkansas National Guard
Eisenhower
Faubus
Lite Rock
Draft Board Quits In Protest Over Troops At School
Five members of the West Carroll Parish draft board resigned in protest of federal troop involvement at a local school. The board issued a statement to Brig. Gen. Raymond Hufft, state adjutant general, head of the state selective service, yesterday.
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Oak Grove
West Carroll Parish
Federcopa
Crm We
Raymond Hufft
State Adjutant General
State Selective Service
Textom
Leaf Sweeping Begins With Extra City Sweepers
The City Street Department will start leaf sweeping next week with two sweepers. A second machine is being repaired and will join the effort if ready. City crews warn residents not to pile leaves in streets as autumn leaf fall accelerates amid dry summer conditions.
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City Street
City Street Dept
Street Dept
Arana Anne
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U.S
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Moter Bonis
Kuwaily
Nis
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Adnan Afenderes
Turkey
Haffa
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Miami
L. C. Bates
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
William L. Roberta
Terrance
Roberts
Cartelyou Walls
Carlotta Walls
South Pacific
W. B. Brown
Ft. Campbell
Central High
Ernest Green
L. 5. Green
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