Homemakers To Meet Here Tomorrow At Hood College
The Homemakers Club of Frederick County plans its annual meeting at Hood College with about 435 luncheon reservations received. Rev Francis E Reimberger will speak as the group votes new officers under a rotation plan. county chorus will perform and luncheon closes the session.
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Homemakers Club
Frederick County
Hood College
Beatrice Fehr
Fehr
Gars
Uviegalés
Gambill Gymnasium
Francis E. Reimberger
Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary
Donald Sullivan
Edward Mantz
Harmony Grove
Ray H. Smith
Jug Bridge Club
Foard Hood
Prospect
Samuel Marrone
Frederick City
Floy Bittle
Churchill claims wartime pact covers hydrogen bomb
London. Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that his secret 1943 Quebec pact with President Roosevelt would have applied to the hydrogen bomb. The claim challenged a White House view and sparked a heated debate with Laborites over whether the agreement was personal and whether Churchill should publish all WWII pacts. Churchill refused broader publication, citing public interest and consent of parties.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Roosevelt
White House
Quebec
Herbert Morrison
Churchil
Morrison
Britain
Clement Attlee
United States
Marcus Lipton
Passenger and Freight Trains Collide Near Cleveland
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train, slowing for a stop, collided with a 23 car Nickel Plate freight. The freight steam engine was knocked off track and teetered on a one foot embankment while the passenger train derailed. about 150 aboard. No injuries were reported and all cars remained on the rails.
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Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
New Weight Record Established For Twins At St Josephs Hospital
WARR Club LA-Twins a boy and girl set a new weight record at St Josephs Hospital born to Mr and Mrs Milford H Williams Tuesday night. The boy weighed 9 pounds 13 ounces and the girl 9 pounds 11 ounces for a combined weight of 19 pounds 8 ounces. The parents have seven other children including another set of twins. Williams is a steel worker.
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Warr Club LA
St Joseph's Hospital
Milford H Williams
Willams
Stravinsky and party barred at Rome Opera
World famous composer Igor Stravinsky and associates faced denial of entry at the Rome Opera House for not being properly attired. Stravinsky, chairman of the conference’s musical advisory board, refused to enter without his companions admitted, prompting a tense scene as staff and security intervened. The incident also involved conductor Robert Craft Ned Rorem and conference secretary Nicholas Nabokov, all in attendance for a German opera performance tied to the International Conference of Composers, Performers and Music Critics.
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Rome
Igor Stravinsky
Rome Opera House
Henzel
Boulevard Solitude
Stravinsky
Robert Craft
Hollywood
Ned Rorem
New York
Paris
Nicholas Nabokov
Rome Opera
Temperatures Fall As Warm Spell Fades In April Weather
The heat wave waned this morning with temperatures dropping nine degrees in one hour as winds from the west north west at 30 mph pulled the mercury down from 76 at 8:30 am to 67 an hour later. Forecasters expect a gradual decline with a low around 40 late tonight, followed by clearing, cooler tonight, and a return to warmer conditions by Saturday. The warmest day since last September reached 81 at the airport yesterday, far from an April record. Last year’s reading reached 89 in April, with 98 degrees recorded in 1915. Minimum last night was 55, with widely scattered showers early this morning and clearing skies tonight.
Baker Gets Three Years For Forgery In Circuit Court
James Allen Baker, 32, of Frederick, was sentenced by Associate Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer to three years in the House of Correction on one forgery charge after pleading guilty. A second forging charge was left with suspended sentence. The case arose from checks forged in October for 30 and 25, with the name Harold L. Stull used on both. Bank employee questioned the first check, triggering Baker’s arrest after a Florida trip. State’s Attorney Charles A. Price noted Baker’s prior larceny convictions. No counsel for Baker. trial of John Francis Makel, charged with stabbing City Policeman Paul Mossburg, postponed at defense request.
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James Allen Baker
Frederickin
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
House of Correction
Charles A. Price
Price
Baker
Charles D Khpp
Harold L. Stull
Florida
Sergt
Norman Dietz
John Francis Makel
Paul Mossburg
Wiech
State Board of Mentals Hygiene
Makel
Revised Security Program Is Set Up
Secretary of Defense Wilson announced a revised security program to purge and bar security risks from the armed forces. He testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee, saying the plan sets uniform Army Navy and Air Force standards and speeds removal of subversives and Communist sympathizers. In Wilkes-Barre, the American Newspaper Guild strike closed the Record and Times Leader Leader-Evening News, with picket lines blocking access. Maryland invites bids by April 22 for landscaping around the new library at the Maryland State School for the Deaf as final phase of the project.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Wilkes-Barre
Maryland Department of Public Improvements
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Hyde Hopes For Vote On Detrick Bill
Congressman DeWitt S Hyde seeks a House vote on a bill to retrocede Camp Detrick lands to Maryland enabling civilian residents there to vote in local elections. Action hinges on a DoD report. if approved by Congress the Maryland General Assembly must accept retrocession before residents gain voting rights.
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DeWitt S. Hyde
Congress
Camp Detrick
Maryland
House Armed Services Committee
Department of Defense
Secretary of Defense
Ming
House
Hyde
United States
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Maryland Assembly
Congress of
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Camp Derrick
Frederick County
Army Post
Detrick
Cold Weather To Hit State
The Associated Press reports a sharp temperature drop as Maryland meets incoming cold air from the west. After 70s today, showers and thundershowers move in this afternoon, with Friday bringing cooler, sunny conditions and night-time temperatures in the 30s. Saturday looks mild in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Can
Jearmer
Fishing Plug Chain Letter May Hook You
Baltimore readers were warned of a fishing plug chain letter scheme inviting participation. John W. Naeny, assistant postmaster, said such letters violate postal laws and may violate lottery statutes. He noted a participant could face prosecution and penalties, while stating the letters claim legality because no money is involved.
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Baltimore
Pfson
Chan
John W. Naeny
Ety
Nine escape from Maryland Training School for Boys
Nine youths aged 11 to 17 escaped from the Maryland Training School for Boys in Towson last night. Officials said the group slipped out after dinner and before the 9 p.m. checkup.
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Towson, Md
Maryland
Senators weigh US naval and air help for Indochina
In Washington senators discussed possible U S naval and air involvement in Indochina as a crisis looms. Len McCarran warned that sending forces could draw China into the fight and tied decisions to broader military options. Eisenhower and Dulles pushed for a determined response while allies weighed timing. Senator H Alexander Smith suggested no troops yet but left open naval and air options if a crisis escalates.
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Washington
Tia
U.S
Len McCarran
D-Nev
Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles
Indochina
U. S
Alles
Southeast Asia
London
Paris
United Will
United Action
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Five Leave For Induction From Local Selective Service
Five men registered with two local Selective Service Boards left this morning for induction into the Armed Services. They traveled by bus from Frederick to Baltimore for processing and assignment to camp. Walter Lantz Jr of Waynesboro Pennsylvania and Nicholas Staneroff of Frederick are among those from Board No. 46. The other three from Board No. 45 are Walter Henry Clem of 828 A North Market Street, Clyde Richard Carpenter of Frederick, and Charles Henry Jewell of Lincoln.
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Selective Service Boards
Armed Services
Frederick
Baltimore
Walter Lantz, Jr
Waynesboro
Sabillasville
Bans Nicholas Staneroff
Walter Henry Clem
North Market
Clyde Richard Carpenter
Charles Henry Jewell
Lincoln
D Alesandro Trial Date Set for May 17 in Salisbury
Judge Rex A Taylor set the trial of 20 year old Franklin Roosevelt D Alesandro in Wicomico County Circuit Court for May 17 at 10 am. He is charged with living under oath at his morals trial in Baltimore. D Alesandro, son of Baltimore's mayor, was the only one of 14 found innocent in related morals cases involving two girls aged 11 and 15. James H Pollack, associate of Maxtor Thomas D Alesandro, was indicted for attempting to influence witnesses in the South's case. Pollack will be tried in Cumberland on April 26 for obstructing justice.
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Salisbury
Rex A. Taylor
Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro
Wicomico County
Baltimore
D’alesandro
James H. Pollack
Maxtor
Thomas D Alesandro
Pollack
Cumberland
Stevenson cancels Indiana speaking engagements
Former Governor Adlai Stevenson canceled weekend talks in Indiana on his doctor’s advice. His office said he is entering Passavant Hospital today for further treatment of a kidney ailment.
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Chicago
Adiardo Stevenson
Indiana
Stevenson
Maryland Farmers Income and Expenses Outline
The Committee For Conservation Now reports Maryland farmers average income around 800 dollars per unit with about 5400 for farm operations and 1500 for living expenses. About five percent is saved. State totals show farmers earn 265 million dollars, spend 174 million on operations and about 35 million on living costs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Committee For Conservation Now
Desirable Athletic Program Proposed by Frederick County Board
The Frederick County Board of Education discussed interscholastic athletic plans for junior and senior high schools. Proposals call for eight football games, eight soccer games, 16 basketball games, 10 or 11 baseball games, and track meets per senior high, with Frederick High seeking nine football games. Junior high schools would have lighter schedules and play days. The board also considered school funding for athletics and proposed consolidations of colored and rural schools, with site options between Hopeland and Ebenezer and near Brunswick. Easter holiday dates, new school furniture needs, and bids for desks were addressed, along with facility uses and other budget items.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Warren R. Evans
Inter- Det Sbulle
Elaue
Taler
Frank Lewis
Elm Street School
Frederick High School
Thalanine
Harry O Smith
Counts
Frederickcy
Doubs
New Market Colored School
Ebenezer
New Market
Er Heale
New Market Ebenezer
Libertstown
Hapetiies
Brunswick
Horsess
Tese
Lime Aim
Buchesstow
Hopeland
East Brunswick
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Adams Town
PTA
Lewistoun
Wallsville
Sadlih Lidge
Simum
Bransfer
State Roads Commission
Catocim
Middleton
Choel “Mehoara
Resicnaluas
Stephen Budinski Walkersvale
Dutta Rosenwala
Frederick Fish Vis
Antoinette Hartman
Brunswick High
Mary 0
Harris
Emmitsburg
James Meheon
Fanmitsbare Hush
Ann S WeDonough
Middletown
Margaret Strine
North Warker Street
Leonard Toasmie
Pauline Cresel
Frederick
Emily Spoyens
View Pov
Trenches Of Vietminh Are Destroyed Near Dien Bien Phu
French troops reported destroying a long line of Vietminh trenches around Dien Bien Phu. Sixty rebels were killed in operations as Vietminh dug new fox holes within 600 feet of the fortress. Giap’s forces were forecast to renew frontal assaults while monsoon weather neared. In Saigon, Operation Atlante reportedly cost the Vietminh 1,445 killed, wounded, or captured and 150,000 Vietnamese now back local governments installed by the French.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen Giap
Saigon
Atlante
Viet Nam
Alderman Quynn Indicates Willingness for Another Term
Alderman Quynn said he would accept another term on Frederick’s Board of Aldermen if nominated by the Democratic convention and elected. He clarified rumors about Admiral Quynn’s candidacy, noting at least five candidates will appear before the convention alongside Edwin Crowther William Burall William Bartgis and E Paul Magaha. He stated he would serve to the best of his ability if chosen and elected, stressing his deep interest in Frederick’s welfare.
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Allen G. Quynn
Aldermen
Admiral Quynn
Edwin A.ted Crowther
William B. Burall
William H. Bartgis
E. Paul Ma+gaha
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Superfort Tanker Plane Explodes in Nagoya Refueling Incident
An American Superfortress tanker exploded and crashed during an in air refueling near Nagoya Japan. Five crewmen are believed dead with four bodies found and one missing. Crewmembers parachuted from the flaming tanker and were hospitalized for checks. Cause of the fire not determined, tanker leaked during refueling an F-4 Thunderjet. the jet suffered no damage.
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Tokyop
Air Force
Screamen
Nagoya
Japan
State Will Not Erect Stadium Direction Signs
State Roads Commission declines to erect directional signs for Memorial Stadium in Baltimore, despite supporting the Orioles. Chairman Russell H McCain says the state has done its part. a city problem remains for directing people to the stadium. Quotes include Janice Lee Wickless and Miss Huffer, both Towson graduates.
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Baltimore 1
State Roads Commission
Balimore Orioles
Gentl
Memorial Stadium
Charman Russell H McCain
Sessertay
Baltimore
Janice Lee Wickless
Jerry Walker
Louie Huffer
Winfred Harper
Miss Wickless
Miss Huffer
Towson
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National Memorial Cemetery of
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
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Metuchen
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Raritan Township
Steavingley
Hong Kong
Moman
Red China
W. Sterling Cole
Bikini
Kyodo ‘Hews Agency
Detrick Bill
McCarran
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Lincoln School
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