Interest in Relocating Plant Near Montgomery Airport
Representatives from the Montgomery County industry discussed leasing a five acre tract with option to buy on city owned farm land near the municipal airport. Meeting with Mayor Rice and aldermen noted ongoing negotiations and a possible favorable outcome. Also mentions bids opened for 94 truck tires and tubes, with final awards pending. Final hearing set for Monocacy Village subdivision in northeast Frederick, including a 13 acre shopping center. Sewer work continues from Linden Hills to Carroll Creek with activity near Watkins Acres. News items include a McCarthy Army probe and a blaze at Great Falls mine site southwest of Rockville.
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Montgomery County
John V. Atanasoff
Ordnance Engineering Corporation of
Rockville
Donald B. Rice
Clyde M. Roney
Emmett R. Bowlus
Allen G. Quynn
Dorsey F. Shipley
W. Jerome Offutt
Thiebiot Aircraft Company
Francis Scott Key
Rice
Planning Commission
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Hamilton Homes, Inc
East Street
Eighth Street
Frederick Trading Company
W. B. Wilson Company
Brookeville
Linden Hills
Carroll Creek
Watkins Acres
Australia backs U S on hydrogen bomb tests in Pacific
In a policy statement to the Australian House of Representatives Prime Minister Robert Menzies rejects begging the United States to halt hydrogen bomb tests. He says Australia will not pressure the U S and emphasizes alliance and world leadership while criticizing Russia for lip service to bans. A separate broadcast notes Brownell’s nationwide security speech. Bishop Edgar A. Love becomes president of the National Fraternal Council of Churches in St. Louis.
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Canberra
Australia
Britain
United States
Pacific
Robert G. Menzies
House of Representatives
Churchi
House of Commons
Menzies
Russia
Brownell OX TV
Washington
Afty
Brownell
Eisenhower
Mondas
ST. Louis i
Edgar A. Lave
Baltimore
National
Fraternal Cannel of Churches
Bacteriologists Of Maryland Branch Meet At Detrick
Maryland branch of the Society of American Bacteriologists meets at Detrick Camp with Dr J Werner Braun to receive the Barnet Cohen award for contributions to bacterial genetics. The afternoon program features Camp Detrick scientists and talks on transformation resistance taxonomy and related topics. The J Howard Brown award winner will be announced tonight.
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Camp Detrick Plas
Maryland
Society of American Bacteriologists
Detrick
J. Werner Braun
Camp Detrick
Barnet Cohen
Barnett Cohen
Johns Hopkins University
Braun
K. F Bullene
Civil Service
S.A.R
J. Howard Brown
G. Briggs Phillips
Frank Novak
Everett Hanel
Robert L. Walker
A .S. Newman
Morton Reitman
Leonard S Sutton
Robert L. al
William S. Miller
Naet HL. Gross
Clifford
Maiones
Robert C. Wood
Edward Shers
School of Medicine
University of Marsland
Robert Virfleoma
School of Hygene
Baltamore
Mad
D. Howard Brown
Homemakers Hold Annual Meeting Here
Rev. Francis Reinberger spoke to over 400 Frederick County Homemakers at Hood College on making the most of today. He urged living in the present with responsibility to serve and do what you do for God, noting immortality is measured by what is deposited today. The event included music, a skit, and leadership elections with delegates from many clubs.
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Francis E. Reinberger
Frederick County
Hood College
Air. Reinberger
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Reinberger
Jacob Ramsburg
Adtidlus PurWldll
Kwin Ialte
Peter Sicilia
Robert Breckermyer
Homemakers Chorus
Donald Sullivan
Edward Mantz
Beatrice Fehr
Betsy Lovington
Shoemaker
Frances Orgain
Herbert Snider
Carrell County Council of Homemakers
Fred Ernst
Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Ardath Martin
Washington County
Bruce Crum
Pomona
Josephine Etchison
C. Burr Artz Library
Ann Runkles
Maude Kefauver
Seoul's Government Expected to Attend Geneva Conference
Rumors say South Korea will join the Geneva conference with an official announcement anticipated next week. Newsmen report Chev cited sources within the government but was told not to publish now.
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Seoul Selthes
Seoul -F
South Korea
Chev
44 Degree Drop Ends Summer Weather Pattern Early
Washington report notes frost and a sharp 44 degree drop in temperatures from 81 to 37 near the airport. Forecasters predict milder skies with showers by Sunday while the House Appropriations Committee approves 698,741,813 in cash and 320,500,000 in loan authority for the Agriculture Department for the next fiscal year, with cuts in several programs and emphasis on the school lunch program.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Benson
Congress
House
Budget Bureau
Department
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Farmers Home
Bang
Nichols to Leave State Roads Board
Baltimore Governor McKeldin announced the resignation of David M. Nichols from the State Roads Commission effective April 15 due to private business pressures. Bramwell Kelly, a Baltimore real estate figure and director of the Baltimore Real Estate Board, will succeed him. Nichols, named in 1951, cited demanding road programs and time constraints, while expressing gratitude for the service.
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Baltimore
Kent Island
Kelly
Baltimore Real Estate Board
Nichols
State Roads Commission
State School Pupil Wins Prizes On TV
A seven year old Mary Lou Keller of the Maryland School for the Deaf appeared on the TV program Strike It Rich and received a hearing aid a year’s supply of batteries and 100 dollars in cash. She has more than fifty percent hearing loss and was brought to New York by her mother for the appearance. The child has returned to Westernport where she is the daughter of a miner and has studied at the school three years with multiple hearing aids and individualized instruments to evaluate her own capacity.
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Mary Lou Keller
Maryland School For the Deaf
New York
Mais Lou
Westernport
Tyrconnel Farms Sold For 131500 In Maryland Move End
Tyrconnel Farms a Til-acre dairy and stock breeding farm near Petersville was sold by Mr and Mrs William Amoss to Mr and Mrs Aten Shackelford of Montgomery County. The deal listed around 131 500 with the Weiler and Covington Farms included. The buyers plan to move to Standard County after purchasing in July 1953.
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Petersville
William ©. Amoss
Aten Shackelford
Montgomery County
Weiler and Covington
Tyrconne
Merryfan Tinet
Aniiss
Startard County
Five Day Forecast Warns Of Warmer Weekend With Showers
Forecast calls for warmer conditions Saturday and Sunday with showers likely on Sunday and Saturday night in Western Maryland. Monday will be a little cooler, then warmer again Tuesday and Wednesday with showers likely. Temperatures average 2-5 degrees above normal. normals list daily highs around AT 83 and lows near 32 across regions.
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Maryland
Marsland
Murdiers
Hood College Students Depart for Spring Vacation
Hood College students left campus by noon for trains and planes to spring destinations in Baltimore and Washington. During vacation the Frederick County Council of Homemakers held its annual meeting and the American Association of University Women gathered for a two day state convention. Administrative offices stayed open. classes resume Wednesday at 8:00 a.m.
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Hood College
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick County
Harp Low Bidder on Maersville Sewer Extension
The Maesssilie project reported Harp as the lowest bidder for a sanitary sewer extension. Bids opened Tuesday evening at the Town Hall Grasson Down. Work expected to start next week with bids list including Rhpp Hagerstown and others. Adonis gets team Washington racketeer sentence for false swearing before Senate crime probe. Bastian sentences him to 2 years.
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Joseph Rearp
Maessilte
Maesssilie
Grasson Down
Burgess
Hagerstown
Warthe and
Van
Thurmont
AOL
McKeever
Win. Hetzer
Havarstoun
Adonis
Washington
Todas
Senate Crime Probera
Jone
Walter M. Bastian
State Director Clarifies Draft Law On I C Deferment
County farmers react with concern after State Director Henry C. Stanwood explains the I C deferment rules. He says all physically fit men owe two years in the Armed Forces, with six years reserve, and that deferments are not exemptions. Local draft boards are instructed to reclassify and assess farm production necessity.
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Henry C. Stanwood
State Selective Service
NCI
Col. Stanwood
Congress
Bandairy
Armed Services
Selective Service Boards
So Ltd
Col Stanwood
Jetliner Missing With 21 Aboard Sparks Sea Search
Naples reports search for a British Comet jet airliner missing on a Rome to Cairo flight with 272 aboard. Navy vessels and planes crisscrossed a suspected oil slick in the Mediterranean but yielded no bodies or wreckage by noon. Three Americans among the 272 were aboard. authorities traced the plane after it vanished shortly after leaving Rome.
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Naples
Italy
Cairo
Mediterranean Sea
Mediteranean
Rome
Britain
British Airlines
Naas
Capr
Archine
Demis
Vieekare
Milk and Orange Juice Diet Trial in Saskatchewan
Gibson reports on a peculiar experiment in Saskatchewan where a diet of three quarts of milk and four ounces of orange juice was followed from March 15. He notes rapid digestion, frequent hunger every two hours, and a 20 cent deduction for each trial item as part of the study led by Dr. Gibson, head of the Saskatchewan science department.
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Saskatoon
Gibson
Saskatchewan
Detroit Blue Rain Mystery Splashes City Homes
Authorities investigated a strange blue rain that stained hundreds of homes on Detroit’s northwest side and similar in Davenport Iowa. Officials suggested tree pollen or plant spores caused the tint after blooms fell and settled on surfaces. Cosmetic factors and microscopic tests were noted, with no danger reported.
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Detroit
Davenport
Iowa
G. Moiner
Red Cross And Chest To Join Campaigns Sorcerer ne Red Cross
Campaigns to be joined by Red Cross and Chest for fall efforts. Officials said a joint announcement would set a campaign goal and outline plans to save about $50,000 in costs, aiming to reduce time and bias in operations amid business demands. Moderate stock market gains noted in New York.
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Red Cross
Chest
Sorcerer
Vietminh Open Big Guns Fire at Dien Bien Phu
Vietminh artillery barrage pounds Dien Bien Phu as French defenses reply with heavy shelling. Rebels press with 105 and 75 mm guns and mortars amid renewed buildup ahead of potential assault during talks in Geneva. French supply drops and air attacks continue. Vietminh move troops from Chinese aid to reinforce the siege.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Geneva
Greenspun Indicted Over McCarthy Article Mailings
A federal grand jury in Las Vegas indicted H. M. Greenspun publisher of the Las Vegas Sun on charges of mailing copies of his newspaper containing an article about Senator McCarthy that allegedly incited murder. The true bill, announced by Judge Roger T. Foley, covers a January 8, 1954 mailing of 74 newspapers.
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Las Vegas
Nev.m
H. M. Greenspun
Sun
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Roger T. Foley
Greenspun
The
Sendoe McCarthy
McCarthy
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Regrets Over Fishermen Injury After Bikini Blast
The United States expressed deep regret for the injury of 25 Japanese fishermen from the March 1 Bikini Atoll hydrogen blast and pledged aid. Doctors fear some may recover slowly or be limited for years. Ambassador John M. Alsisen cited early tests showing no medical basis for radiation sickness, with American medical facilities offered for treatment.
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Tokyo
United States
Bikini
Ath
John M. Ailisen
Bullet Riddled Body Of High School Girl Found
Police in Prince Georges County investigated the murder of a 16 year old high school girl found shot five times near her home. An unnamed former suitor was taken in for questioning as autopsy found no rape evidence.
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Capitol Heerhits
Prince Georges County Police
Sut Adel Podie Hatewea
Land High School
Rinse Pande
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