Motion for a New Trial in County Case
A motion for a new trial was filed in Circuit Court after a verdict for Ned & Zeiler, a local realtor, in a commission dispute with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hargett. Several civil actions were entered, and a juvenile hearing was held Friday morning with two youths released to parents. The Maryland Transportation Company sues Keyser General Tire Service and Maynard C. Rice for 2500 dollars over a West Patrick Street accident, with insurance seeking 595.43 dollars back.
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Earl
Hargett
Ned &. Zeiler
Hargetts
Maryland Transportation Company
National Union Fire, Insurance Company of
Pittsburgh
Keyser General Tire Service, Inc
Maynard C. Rice
Braddock
West Patrick Street
Keyser
Rice
Thomas S. Glass
Ric
William ¥. Suter
Edgar P. Dougherty
Suter
Stewart H. Brown
Dougherty
West South Street
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
U. S
Fidelity and
Henry Brown
Knoxville
H. Reese
William’m. Storm
Washington
Assumpsit
Aubrey A.nicodemus
Nicodemus Paint Store
H. Allen Groff
Howard County
Byron W. Thompson
Richard E. Zimmerman
T. West Claggett, Jr
Poolesville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Montgomery County
Delphey’s Sports
Charges Docketed in City Police Court
City police docketed intoxication charges against William L Ingram of East Patrick street held on a 50.4 bond for a hearing and issued a summons to Earl H Cline of Frederick. Officers Heffner and King preferred the charges.
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William L. Ingram
East Patrick Street
Earl H. Cline
Frederick
Heffner
King
Red Cross Committees Hear Reports At Frederick Meeting
The Frederick County Chapter American Red Cross held its quarterly board meeting at the Chapter House on West Second Street. Presiding was Chairman Charles V. Main with many officers reporting on production, canteen, blood, Junior Red Cross, nurses aides, home service, treasurer, and motor service. A campaign briefing and a plan to send two junior members to Hood College Leadership Training Center were announced.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
West Second Street
Charles V. Main
Allen G. Quynn
Paul
Michael
Paul L. Willard
Tobias E. .Zimmerman
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Philip Wertheimer
Milton Brunk
John Ed. Schell
Richard Nallin
J. W. Briscoe
Philip Winebrewer
A. D. Lewis
Emily Bittle
E. D. McCain
Edgar H. McBride
Daniel ‘Thomas
E.C. Webb
Richard Dutrow
Henry R. Shoemaker
A. Talbott Brice
Alleged Spy Ring Leader Dies by His Own Hand in Essen
BONN Germany An alleged key member of a Soviet operated spy ring arrested with 37 others in West Germany killed himself in his Essen jail cell The Interior Ministry said Dr Hans Hartig formerly an official with the West German Iron and Steel Association had intimate access to industrial secrets and reportedly fed the Soviet ring for two years Acting Chancellor Franz Blücher announced the arrests of 35 more Germans in a bid to dismantle what he called the largest and most dangerous espionage wing since the occupation ended
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Federal
Interior Ministry
Hans Hartig
Russia
Essen
Hartig
West German Iron and Steel Association
Franz Bluecher
Imost
McKeldin to name commission on court legislation
Annapolis April 9 Gov McKeldin said he will name a commission to prepare court legislation aimed at making lower courts more efficient and attract support in the General Assembly next year He said efforts to improve administration of justice in police and traffic courts deserve more attention and proposed full time operation with elected judges Another proposal to consolidate the citys higher courts via a constitutional amendment also failed.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
General Assembly
Baltimore
Hospital Train Leaves Pusan for Munasan in Korea
An American hospital train departed Pusan for Munasan to serve sick and wounded released Allied prisoners. The six shunting cars include hospital bunks and three freight cars loaded with medicines clothes and an empty car. Military police rode aboard as officials plan to pick up doctors and purses en route.
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Pusan
Korea
Munasan
Hereford Assn Election and Sale Highlights in Maryland
Maryland Hereford breeders held the thirteenth annual sale at the fairgrounds with 49 head from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Officers were elected Sunday afternoon and over 150 attended the pre sale dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel last night. Kenneth Litton judged 47 females and three bulls, selections led by committee head J Hargrave Cunningham. Jewett Fulkerson Auctioned the animals as the show started at 10 am and bidding began at 1 pm. The Maryland sale was praised as the best ever offered with Maryland breeders leading in breed records and top animals becoming established in state herds.
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Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland Hereford Breeders’ Association
Fairgrounds
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Herbert Chandier
American Hereford Association
Baker
Oregon
H. C. Jefferson
Sykesville
Adam McWilliams
Chestertown
Joe Vial
College Park
A. B. Wakenight
Hagerstown
N. B. Merryman
Cockeysville
Benjamin Parran
St. Leonards
A. G. Rolfe
Poolesville
Kenneth Litton
Highlands
J. Hargrave Cunningham
Marshall
B. C. Snidow
Lyle Roberts
Kansas City
National Association
Stan Haworth
Breeder- Stockman
Warrenton
Clyde L. Everson
Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service
Jewett Fulkerson
Liberty
Missouri
Private Screening Of Cry The Beloved Country For Ministerium
A private screening of Cry The Beloved Country, Alan Paton’s best seller turned script, will be shown for Ministerium members at the City Opera House April 22 and 23. The film follows Reverend Kumalo amid Africa’s racial strife with cast including Canada Lee and Sidney Poitier. production is by Zoltan Korda for United Artists. Lanza Fired From MGM After Year of Disputes Over Start Dates and Demands. Schary cites contract breaches and postponed shoots as the reason for termination.
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Alan Paton
City” Opéra House
Africa
Canada
See
Stephen’ Kumalo
Charles Carson
James Harvis
Alfred Hitchcock
Lee
Negro People’s Theater
Zoltan Korda
United Artists
Lanza
Hollywood
MGM Studio Today
Mario Lanza
Prince
Schary
Adenauer offers German hospital unit to aid free world forces
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer at a National Press Club luncheon offered to send a German hospital unit to aid free world forces in Korea as a humble contribution from the heart. He said the offer was to President Eisenhower as a token of gratitude and sympathy. He also cited practical possibilities for unifying a homeland divided since World War II by opposing camps of Communists and democracies.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Korea
National Press Club
Eisenhower
Adenauer
Patrons of Renaissance Art Club Holds Meeting
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs Grace Beard Youngs home with Mrs Meredith Mackley assisting. Miss Helen Smith chaired as Mrs Young and Mrs Mackley entertained. Speaker Mrs Roger Willard discussed The Popes as Patrons of Renaissance Art and the Vatican as center for art and culture.
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Frederick
Grace. Beard‘ Young
Meredith -Mackley
Helen Smith
Young
Mackley
David” D. .Kolb
Roger. Willard
Vatican
Thomas Saffit
Medici
Europe
Lippi
Gozzali
Botticelli
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Ghiberti
Donatello
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
Michelozzo
Bramanter
Win Poster Contests In Baltimore For Handicapped Theme
WH Douglas Houck of Cumberland Alleghany High School and Mary Lou Scarborough of Mergen thaler High School Baltimore won the Governor's Committee to Promote Employment of the Physically Handicapped essay and poster contests. Co-Chairmen Fringer and Thompson said Houck earns a $100 savings bond for The Physically Handicapped a National Asset. Scarborough will also receive a bond. Awards presented at luncheon April 16 by Albert Quinn, governor's executive assistant.
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Baltimore
Douglas Houck
Cumberland -Allegany High School
Mary Lou Scarborough
Mergenthaler High School
D. L. B. Fringer
Jana R. C. Thompson
Houck
Scarborough
Albert Quinn
Civinettes Meet at Key Hotel with Marschalk Slide Program
The Civinettes monthly meeting led by Mrs. G Wilson Mercer featured Henry Marschalk presenting colored slides from a western states trip. A new member, Mrs. Rhoda Harp, was inducted. Plans were set for a Round Robin card party hosted by Mrs. Thelma Rhoderick with co-hostesses. A $25 cancer fund contribution was made.
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Civinettes
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key
G Wilson Mercer
William M Moore
Henry Marschalk
Rhoda Harp
Thelma Rhoderick
Janice Bowers
Elizabeth Whitmore
Cancer Fund
Peron Party Purges Mercante and Seven Congress Members
Buenos Aires reports Col. Domingo Mercante, former Buenos Aires governor and Peronista ally, ousted from the Peronista party amid rumors undermining Peron. The purge follows the death of Juan Duarte and a broader labor-led push to curb inflation and graft, with leaders signaling strong measures to defend workers’ interests.
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Buenos Aires
Col
Domingo Mercante
Juan D. Peron
Peronista Party
Mercante
Congress
Peronista
Juan Duarte
Peron
Argentina
General Confederation of Labor
GGT
Eva Peron
Jose Maria Freire
Labor and Welfare
Duarte
Elisa
Duarte de Arrieta
Roosevelt’s Big Stick Found in Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay residents say the famous knotted club presented to Theodore Roosevelt has been located by Joseph Kertz. The 82-year-old former Long Island RR conductor returned from Florida and reported the stick Roosevelt used to speak softly and carry a big stick was given after his White House term ended in 1908. The club was inscribed and crafted from an uprooted tree by Dr. S. D. Mercian of Vermont and was a gift from a local community that renamed Greenwich Point Roosevelt in his honor.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Spry
Joseph Kertz
Long Island
Clearwater
Flo
Tida
White House
Kertz
S. D. Merciam
Rutland
Vermont
Greenwich Pola
Rural Mail Box Improvement Week Urged
The week from today through April 18 is Rural Mail Box Improvement Week per the Post Office. The rural carrier serving 400 plus families faces a tough, risky job amid weather, mail volume, and delays. patrons should provide weatherproof boxes on the right side of the road, four to four and a half feet high, with legible address, clear approach, and unobstructed, solid surface, painting it white for visibility.
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Ben
Pest
Rosemont Meeting Is Called For April 27
Rosemont Brunswick suburb officials plan a master plan public meeting on April 27 to adopt zoning rules limiting industrial growth in a predominantly residential community. Burgess Emory V. Frye and commissioners Harwood Watson J G F Smith L West Schnaufer Ralph W. Stauffer were elected.
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Rosemont
Brunswick
Emory V. Frye
Burgess
Harwood Watson
J. G. F. Smith
L. West Schnauffer
Ralph W. Stauffer
Thorez Returns to France From Moscow on Sick Leave
Maurice Thorez, leader of the French Communist party, reached France after 29 months in the Soviet Union for treatment after a paralytic stroke. He arrived at St. Quentin and traveled to an unknown destination amid a guarded reception. His return impacts party unity and the national front strategy as municipal elections approach.
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Paris
Communist Party
Maurice Thorez
France
Soviet Union
St. Quentin
National Front
Moscow
Gare du Nord
Maurice
Thorez
Gewa
Russia
Marenkov
Russians Seen Growing Peace Hope Amid Military Presence
A group of 10 American newspaper and radio executives reported in London that Russians seem to want peace while soldiers and tanks remain visible in Moscow. They noted many women workers and a cautious mix of curiosity and friendliness toward the visitors, while military personnel often glared. The party questioned Kremlin sincerity in new peace talks.
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London
Soviet Union
Bennett O. Knudson
KATE
Albert Lea
Minn
Moscow
Berlin
Knudson
Russia
James L. Wick
Wick Newspapers
New York
Kremlin
Antics Of Star Upsets Records In Pasadena
In Pasadena California a telescope failure over two years ago sparked a revolution in astronomy. The universe is now seen as 4 billion years old, eight times more of space is observable, Palomar Mountain’s 200-inch telescope reaches 2 billion light years, and cosmic scales shift with galaxies and distances doubling. The Milky Way’s size relationships are revised, and cepheid variables are reassessed as distance indicators.
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Pasadena
Calif
Palomar Mountain
Milky Way
Earth
Badly Injured As Autos Crash
A colored man, Harry Horace Johnson, 30, Mt. Airy Route 2, was critically injured in a two car crash on Route 27 south of Ridgeville about 1 15 Sunday morning. Johnson remained unconscious. Roger M. Clege unhurt. Johnson’s car northbound on a curve drifted into Clege’s vehicle at Walker Orchards, wrecking Johnson’s car and sending him to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a skull fracture. Police noted a past revoked license in 1649 under the name Harry Wilson Johnson.
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Ridgeville
Harry
Horace
Johnson
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial
Roger ML Clege
Westminster
Ie Samuel Dorsey
Glege's
Foston
Veatiga
Beall and Perlman Clash Over Tidelands Oil Deal
Maryland Senator Beall and former Solicitor General Perlman traded sharp accusations on the tidelands oil controversy. Perlman attacked Beall's stance as aiding California Louisiana and Texas at Maryland’s expense and called Beall's rhetoric misleading. He questioned any valid reason to enrich other states at the cost of Maryland and urged a focus on federal asset issues.
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Baltimore
Philip B. Perlman
Sen.Beall
California
Louisiana
Texas
Maryland
Perlman
Eisenhower
Truman
Beall
Carter
Congress
Louiisiana
Sen- Beall
Perlmsal
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Telephone Company
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C. M. Danner
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Leonardo DaVinci
Louvre
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