Bodies Found After Wreck In Ocean Near Naples
Naples April 3 bodies found amid debris in the Mediterranean end a four nation search for a British Comet missing with 21 aboard. U S Navy pilot said the jetliner exploded in the air. BOAC grounded the 500 mph craft pending a new probe. Three Americans among yesterday's dead were Clyde L Anderson Floyd R Harbison and Rev L Wilkinson.
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Naples
Italy
Mediterranean
U. S. Navy
British Overseas Airways
Pride of
Isle of
Elba
London
Johannesburg
James Carham
Greenville
S. C
Rome
Miles Thomas
BOAC
Clyde L. Anderson
American Fork
Utah
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Cairo
Middle East
American Operations Commission
Floyd R. Harbison
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Rev L. Wilkinson
Marblehead
Salem
Mass
Subdivision Along Eighth Street Approved by Frederick Planning Commission
Frederick planning panel chaired by G Hunter Bowers approved five lots along Eighth Street owned by the Frederick Trading Company as part of the former Biser property. The Monocacy Village subdivision received only preliminary approval. Hamilton Homes Inc must file complete plats before final action. The 65 acre plan includes a 13 acre shapping center and a large residential area east of East Street beyond Eighth Street. Final plans expected in one to two weeks.
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Frederick
East Street
Eighth Street
Niemann A. Brunk
The
Planning Commission
Baltimore seeks probe of lobbyist Wratt payments
Baltimore attorney Hyman Pressman asks the attorney general to investigate lobbying by Joseph M Wratt who billed the citys mutual savings banks $30000 last year. Pressman notes a smaller 2591 payment this year and cites a 1952 tax measure as a possible reason.
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Hyman Pressman
Joseph M. Wratt
Mutual Savings Banks
Wratt
Pressman
Wyatt
General Assembly
Maryland
Secretary of State
Ambrose T. Hartman
Program To Combat Reds Outlines New Anti Communist Measures
Attorney General Brownell announced a nationwide plan to fight communism. He urged laws to weed spies from defense plants, strip communist control from labor unions, and impose the death penalty for espionage. He said the FBI and courts already delivered blows on the home front and outlined steps to deport alien communists and curb party activity.
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Washington
Brownell
FBI
Sen
McCarthy
Department ofJustice
Courts
Communist Party In
America
FBL
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
United States
Georgi Malenkov
Kremlin
Stalin
U. S
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Justice Department
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hue
Subversive Activities Control Board
Elks Install Officers For 55 Team In Frederick Lodge
Frederick Elks lodge installed officers for the 195? term at a regular Wednesday night meeting. Installing officer Henry Schuoler assisted by John Malfer Paul fave Sint 2 Ae PST Virts and others. Exalted Ruler Donald Davis and other officers named include Grover Ponton Leading Knight William B. Ben and several committee figures. A supper followed. Remarks touched on wiretapped evidence and deportment of espionage related legal changes.
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ELKS
Frederick Lodge
Henry Schuoler
John S Malfer
Paul Fave Sint
Fmmiert Bowlus
Howard Kelly
Irving Smith
Donald Davis
Grover Ponton
William B. Ben
Magistrates urged to resign if seeking elective office
Annapolis reports McKelcin states trial magistrates running for office should resign. He cites no leave of absence for candidates and warns of public distrust if judicial duties and campaigns clash. He notes several magistrates plan to run and says public confidence must be preserved during transitions.
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Annapolis
McKelcin
Dink Litt
Ollie Bie de Tia Kuetion
Maryland Governor Moves to Halt Signal Corps Transfer
Governor Theodore McKeldin appealed to President Eisenhower to stop the Army from moving a Signal Corps depot from Dundalk Maryland to Tobyhanna Pennsylvania. He met the President at the White House and discussed with Herman Adams and Roger M. Kyes to seek a solution, leaving a letter outlining reasons against the transfer.
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Signal Corps
Washington
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower
Army
Dundalk
Tobyhanna
McKeldin
White House
Herman Adams
WicKeldin
Adams
Roger M. Kyes
Defense
Kyes
McKelain
Baltimore
AFL Calls for Large Tax Cuts to Boost Economy
The AFL urged Congress to cut personal income taxes by about 4 billion dollars annually to raise purchasing power and stimulate growth. Arthur A. Elder proposed reducing the normal rate from 20 to 10 percent and increasing the first exempt amount to 500 dollars, with a 100 dollar exemption increase for dependents. The plan would save taxpayers roughly two billion dollars yearly, aiding lower incomes. The House bill aims to cut taxes by 1.4 billion dollars this year, while the Senate Finance Committee weighs the changes amid political opposition and concerns about revenue losses and equity.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress
Arthur A. Elder
Guebivallan
Senate
House
Elder
AFL
Eider
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
Future Teachers Open Convention at College Park
A Maryland state convention of the Future Teachers of America opens in College Park with Dr John G. Fischer as principal speaker. Delegates from 11 colleges and 55 high schools will be represented by 297 attendees.
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College Park
Future Teachers of America
John G. Fischer
Baltimore
Gess Kirby
Notre Dame College
Maryland State Teachers Association
Jo Ann Jones
Salisbury State Teachers College
Mary Kay Logsdon
Frostburg State Teachers College
Delores Suenderhaus
Franklin High
Reisterstown
Private Talks On Arms Cuts Urged By Britain At U N
Britain urged private talks among United States Russia Britain France and Canada for worldwide arms reduction in response to hydrogen bomb tests. Delegates planned a Wednesday meeting to create a big four plus Canada subcommittee to start work immediately. United States and France backed the proposal while Russia indicated openness to the idea and Canada agreed to join the subcommittee with others.
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United Nations
Britain
United States
Russa
France
Canada
U.S
Pierson Dixon
Disarmament Commission
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Dixon
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Henry Hoppenot
Lodge
Soviet Union
New Zealand
Brazil
Turkey
Mt Airy to Nominate at Public Meeting for Mayor and Council
Alt Airy residents are urged to attend a Monday meeting at Pherson's Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor and Council. The election is set for May 3 from 2 to 7 pm. Mayor Henry Krante will not seek re‑election, and no successor has volunteered. Taxpayers are urged to participate. Hafnium carbide, a superhard factory compound, is noted as one of the hardest materials known.
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MT. Airy
Alt. Airy
Otlock
Pherson
Henry Krante
Bishop slams McCarthy as a headline hunter in Chicago
In Chicago, Bishop Bernard J. Sheil denounces Senator McCarthy as a headline hunter, urging a stand against phony anti communism that mocks American life. The 66 year old prelate, leader of the Catholic Youth Organization, calls for cries against tyranny and notes McCarthy as a Wisconsin senator. He spoke to about 2,500 union participants at a VAW CIO education conference without naming McCarthy directly.
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Bernard J. Sheil
Sen_ McCarthy
R-Wis
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Catholix
Cgrsatiention
McCarthy
Wning
Wisconsin
Appleton
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