Bar Association backs teaching communist theories in schools
The American Bar Association adopted a resolution urging Congress to authorize a commission to prepare curricula showing differences between American life and atheistic communism. The move followed last year’s debate at the ABA meeting and echoes a Flood bill proposal. Dag Hammarskjold praised UN efforts to curb aggression while noting sovereignty limits.
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Philadelphia
Amer- Bar Assn
Congress
ABA
House of Delegates
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Russia
Bastian
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
U.N
Denmark
World Organization
Illinois Youth Injured in Cliff Fall
A 15 year old Illinois boy from Winnetka was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital after a 30 foot fall from a cliff on North Mountain in Frederick County. Richard Wirtz sustained a dislocated shoulder a fractured forearm and multiple contusions and was admitted at 3 25 p m aided by a Boy Scout station wagon crew. He and another youth were hiking toward Eagle Rock near Rock Enon when the accident occurred. Boy Scout officials say he had no known connection to the local Scout camp or organization.
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Illinois
Memorial Hospital
North Mountain
Frederick County
Richard Wirtz
Winnetka
Wirtz
Eagle Rock
Rock Enon
Boy Scout
How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four
Quiz answers listed include Norway and Oregon locations, a Crusades yes, a windfall term, the 4th and 14th centuries, Columbia River Oregon, a statue, 2240 pounds, another yes, and the Lehigh Valley line.
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Norway
Columbia River
Oregon
Lehigh Valley
Soviet Farm Chiefs Wind Up Official U S Visit Today
Twelve visiting Soviet farm leaders wrap six weeks of farm and factory tours with a stop at Beltsville Maryland and a lunch at the National Press Club. Head Vladimir Matskevich plans a statement before they depart for Canada.
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U.S
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
National Press Club
Vladimir Matskevich
Canada
New York
Matskevich
U.S.S.R
Marilyn Monroe
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Aug 24 to Sept 17 Auctions Listed in Winchester Directory
Sales directory lists multiple auctions around Winchester Virginia area. Each entry names date time location and items including real estate tractors farm equipment cattle and household goods with auctioneers such as Chas R Duvall W D Orndorff Horst & Wagner E T Snider and others. Notable sites include Mt Haven Convalescent Home Paper Mill Road Vaucluse Clarke County Court House and Mt Williams Mt Airy Md.
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W. E. Edwards
Loudoun St
Winchester
Chas
R. Duvall
Mt. Haven
Joseph Hopkins
Mt. Williams
James Jenney
Vaucluse
Charles R. Duvall
Harry R Kern, Jr
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Paper Mill Road
Harrison
Benham
Thomas Larrick
Front Royal Rd
Mary G. Donovan
Clarke County Court House
W. D. Orndorff
Clay Machinery
Mt. Airy
Horst & Wagner
Donald W. Zombro
Berryville
Clifton Price
Charles W. Herbert
Middleway
Brucetown Road
R. M. Bradfield
Pennsylvania Ave
E. T. Snider
Milton Harris
Joseph Newlin
Kernstown
Sarah Daugherty
S. Braddock St
Teenager Ordered To Attend Church After Homicide Case
Cir cuit judge Edward T. Kane sentenced 16 year old Bernard Smith to 15 days solitary confinement and two years of probation requiring weekly church attendance. He was guilty of negligent homicide in the April 17 deaths of Joseph Szymanek and Robert DuMont while riding with Smith. Smith must write a Monday letter detailing the sermon and stop driving during probation, and pay $150 in costs for psychiatric exams already completed.
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Port Huron
Mich
Edward T. Kane
Smith
Kane
Joseph Szymanek
Robert W. DuMont
Marine City
Boy Freed After Head Becomes Stuck Between Buildings
Four year old Wayne Scharnak became wedged between two south side buildings while playing with a friend. Firemen spent about 20 minutes chipping away shingles with crowbars after oil failed to free him. He was not injured beyond being excited.
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Chcago
Wayne Scharnak
Wayne
Flood Toll Grows as Relief Efforts Ramp Up Across States
President Eisenhower tours flood zones with governors amid mounting devastation. At least 180 lives lost across Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island New Jersey New York and Virginia. Connecticut bears the heaviest damage as Gov Ribicoff warns total losses could top a billion dollars.
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Ansonia
Darby
Conn
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Virginia peach crop hit by cold and floods shrinks for season
Virginia orchard production falls short of normal due to late July heat, heavy rains, and frost. Prices fluctuated as California shipments arrived and New England markets suffered from floods. Frederick County leads Virginia with near total crop, while Albemarle and Madison Shenandoah areas suffer losses.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Texas
New England
Zeropack Co
Cronenberg
Pennsylvania
Virginia
National Peach Council
Frederick County
Mt. Jackson
VDA
Albermarle County
West Point Cemetery Graves: Noted Women Beneath Old Cadet Chapel
The West Point Cemetery behind the Old Cadet Chapel includes graves of Margaret Corbin, a Revolutionary heroine, and Susan and Anna Warner, authors who lived on Constitution Island near West Point. Their presence reflects the Academy's early support and relief work.
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West Point
Margaret Corbin
Susan and
Anna Warner
Constitution Island
The
Academy
State Department Apology to Indian Ambassador Over Houston Incident
The State Department apologized to Indian Ambassador G. L. Mehta for an incident in Houston where he and his secretary were asked to leave a public dining room due to a segregation policy. An official expression of regret was telegraphed to Mehta in Mexico City and to the Indian government in New Delhi. The episode occurred at Horizon House Restaurant near Houston’s airport, highlighting long standing strains in U S India relations.
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Washington
State Department
Houston
Tex
G. L. Mehta
Mexico City
New Delhi
Lincoln White
Dullis
Horizon House
Houston International
Texas
Mehta
United States
India
Nehru
Gainesboro District Council Elects Officers
Robert Nagley of this city was elected vice president and Mrs. Frank Whitacre of Cross Junction secretary of the Gainesboro District Council of Churches at its annual convention at the Gainesboro Methodist Church. E. Glen Hunter of Cross Junction remains president and Alfred DeHaven is assistant treasurer.
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P. E. Lineburg
Stephens City
Ellen Fisher
Gainesboro
Carlton Ramey
Helping Hand Mission
Henry McVicar
Frederick County
Carl T. Paught
Hunter
S. J. Goode
Chestnut Grove
Robert Nagley
Frank Whitacre
Cross Junction
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Bar Assn
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Mary A. Sullivan
SWIFT
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Forage Harvester
Minor Motor CO
I Wayne
Mid
Fort Wayne Paper Co
Green Chemical
Butler
Ilinois
I. Q
Ule Company
E. Boscawen ST
E. Piccadilily St
Seaboard
California
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Madison and
Shenandoah Counties
Church Council
Pittsburgh
Williamsburg
Paine
GAN
Pattsburg
Skyline Amana Food Plan
W. Piccadilly St
U. S
Clean
Vantress
Arbor Acres
Lancaster- Nichols
Vantress-Nichols
Mid-Valley Hatchery, Inc
Lewisburg
W. VA
Dayton
P.O
P.O. Box
Atlantic
Meme
W. H. Emmart & Son
North
Loudoun Street
Russell
Wilwig
Singer
Gertrude Ellen Lamp
U. S. 11
Middletown
Miss Margaret Herbert
A.S. Knowles
Front Royal
Earl Bland Land Auction CO
Roanoke, Virginia
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