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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1952
Page
2
The item presents a historical Frederick Chronicle snapshot dated April 15, 1963. It reflects local events and notices in a compact newspaper style, highlighting community matters, brief reports, and period details from Frederick, Maryland.
Uprooted trees in Frederick and adjacent Carroll counties are being processed into fence posts for farmers rebuilding after a storm. Oscar Hoover near Keymar sawed several locust trees into posts and sold them to support new fencing along the York roads widening project. Neighbors report other farmers also making posts from damaged timber while repairs continue across the storm zone.
Cumberland April 14 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad recalled 350 workers from its Keyser West Virginia car shops after steel mills nationwide curb furnaces in response to a threatened CIO United Steelworkers strike. Cumberland division chief Chester T. Williams said 25 more would be called back tomorrow.
James Marlow argues the Soviet leadership used internal subversion to avoid war, miscalculating by aiding Hitler’s rise, backing a 1939 non aggression pact that temporarily shielded Moscow while allowing Hitler to rearm. The strategy backfired as Germany then attacked the Soviet Union, leaving Eastern Europe exposed after the war.
The text describes Moscow misreading Western resolve after WWII. It credits the Marshall Plan and Atlantic Pact with reshaping Europe, countering Soviet aims. It notes Berlin's division and Eastern Germany control altering power, while the Kremlin miscalculated Western rearmament and German arming. The result challenged Soviet security assumptions.
Hans Multhopp, the designer of a German aircraft thought to be an early MIG-15 precursor, heads a group of aeronautical engineers at Glenn L. Martin Co in Baltimore. The firm builds airplanes, fire control and radar systems, guided missiles, and rockets for the military. Multhopp left Germany in 1946 and went to England where he
He contributed to experimental subsonic and supersonic programs at the establishment before arriving in the United States 17 months ago. Millhopp designed the TA-189 jet fighter for the Focke-Wulf factory in Germany in 1944, intended as an interceptor of Allied bombers, and was the last single jet fighter to reach finished development before the war in Europe ended.
In Elizabeth New Jersey two bandits robbed the Elmora branch of Union County Trust Co of $15 750. They waited inside until 6 30 am opened the vault with a time lock and fled as police surrounded the building one man hit with a gun butt and bank manager Harold E Manuel injured. The crime used a mask from a money bag and a rear exit escape. Brown’s acquire catcher Darrell Johnson to join the St Louis Browns.
In Waco on April 14 Senator Tom Connally surprised his family by pulling out of the Senate race. His nephew Justice of the Peace Hiram Staton in Waco received 1,000 wind shield stickers reading I Am for Tom Connally this morning.
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