Nineteen Convicted for Not Filing State Tax Returns
Nineteen persons were convicted in Frederick County Court for failure to file a state home tax return for 1956. Fines and costs ranged from $3.85 to $41.85 per case, with specific defendants named including Robert L. Armel, Retha Bowen, Kathleen Fox, Harry G. Catlett, and others across Middletown, Stephens City, and Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Robert L. Armel
Mt. Falls
Retha Bowen
Cedar Creek
Harry G. Catlett
Bloomery Star
Kathleen Fox
Harry Headly
Middletown
Harry B. Luttrell
Siler Rt
W. E. Mason, Jr
Rt. 1
Roger Mudd
Stephenson
Robert S. Pace
Richards Ave
Marshall Pool
N. Loudoun St
Richard Lewis Shull
Stephens City
Calvin L. Sisk
Benjamin F. Strawderman
Rt. 2
W. A. Alger
Hayfield
Jame L. Armel
Mt. Falls Rt
MF Arnold
Solons See No Need U. S. Defense Spending Increase
House Appropriations leaders Cannon and Tabor say Russia's satellite launch does not require higher overall defense spending. They urge better allocation of funds toward missile programs and acknowledge Russia's progress while urging alertness and preparedness. Democrats diverge, criticizing economy efforts without urging new spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
U. of Arkansas
U. S
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Russia
Danny
Elsbury
Auburn
N. Y
Cannon
Tabor
Artificial Bladder Created From Stomach Section
Dr Elain S Sinaiko Loyola University reported at the 43rd Clinical Congress that a stomach pouch was fashioned into a functional bladder for a cancer patient. The operation restored urine flow and kidney function, with the 38 year old mother of six showing weight gain and no digestive issues after six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
Elain S. Sinaiko
Loyola University
American College of Surgeons
Cammer and Whitacre Attend NTDA Conference in Cincinnati
J D Cammer and R R Whitacre of Cammer Tire Company attend the 37th Annual Conference of the National Tire Dealers and Re treaders Association in Cincinnati Ohio at the Music Hall from October 12 to 16. The keynote address is delivered by E T Tomlinson president of B F Goodrich Tire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Cammer
R. R Whitacre
Cammer Tire Company
Canada
National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. T. Tomlinson
B. F. Goodrich Tire Company
Arkansas students cancel Armstrong appearance over remarks
University of Arkansas student government cancels Louis Armstrong engagement amid controversy over his comments on the Little Rock integration crisis. University president Dr. Caldwell supports the decision, calling Armstrong's remarks unhelpful and harmful. Governor Faubus had praised Armstrong as a fine musician. manager Joseph Glaser had touted the date as a moral victory, which the university rejects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Louis ‘Satchmo’ Armstrong
Little Rock
John T. Caldwell
Armstrong
Orval Faubus
University
Jack Davis
Henshaw Wins Top Poultry Award in FFA
Donald Henshaw age 16 of Gore receives the Virginia Poultry Federation top Poultry Award at the 27th annual FFA banquet in Roanoke. He competed with 17 finalists from six districts, winning for best poultry records across six projects. He served as James Wood FFA Chapter secretary and held FFA class officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Henshaw
Gore
Future Farmers of America
Virginia Poultry Federation
Roanoke
FFA
James Wood
FPA
S. P. Henshaw
Rhee Says Korea U S Ties Remain Strong After Shootings
Seoul President Syngman Rhee declared that recent shootings of Koreans by U S guards were purely accidents and did not hinder friendship with the United States. He cited steps to prevent repeats and said an SOFA allowing Korea to try U S servicemen may be concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Korea
America
U.S
Rhee
Sacks of Chemical tied to Bridges In Red Tide Fight
Florida conservation agents place copper sulphate sacks on bridges from Clearwater to Naples to alter passes' water and combat a red tide that begun near St. Petersburg last September. Early tests showed promising results but experts question cost and longevity as new outbreaks appeared and nearby Sanibel Fort Myers samples showed fewer harmful algae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersbur
Fla
Florida West Coast
State Conservation Department
Clearwater
Naples
Sanibel Island
Fort Myers
Rocket sighting over Bristol sparks moonwatch buzz
In Bristol, moonwatchers at King College report sighting the Sputnik rocket today, renewing public fascination with space travel. The event occurred early and drew observers including students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Earth
King College
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N. Loudoun St. Pope IL
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T. Goode
Tepending
Hansbrough & Carter
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van Johnson
Joanne Dru
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John Kerr School
Meo
Jayne Mansfield
Rock Hunter
Winchester Drive-In Theatre
Morth
Hables
Verng
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Man With the Golden Trumpet
TODON
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Technicolor
Ane Woodward
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Allgator
As Warnes
Gray & Eddy
Ms Capitol
Jane
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Ferguson
Case Vac
Lupton Orchard Service
Washington , Piccadilly Sts
Hopewell A
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J.C. Pephone
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