Possible Relocation Considered in Frederick County
A conference at Frederick County Products with State, city, county, and railroad representatives discussed relocating East South Street to ease by pass alignment. The plan could move the street south of the plant and closer to rail tracks to shorten the bridge span, shifting crossings to industrial use and raising who bears costs. Mayors and engineers from Frederick, plus county officers, attended to study further options and future proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Frederick By-Pass
Frederick County Products, Inc
State
City
County, and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Green Associates
Frederick County Products
D. T. Dutrow
State Roads Commission
Grove Lime Company
Donald B. Rice
Rice
W. O R. Walter
A. Grant Hooper
Robert K. Rhoderick
Roger H. Willard
Eisenhower Urges Newspapers to Foster World Peace
President Eisenhower travels from Augusta to New York to address the nation on world peace amid atomic era fears. He will speak at the Waldorf Astoria to the American Newspaper Publishers Association and appeal to newspapers to counter misinformation abroad and at home. The White House says the message seeks greater international understanding and cooperative peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eisenhower Fles
New York
Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Augusta National Golf Club
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
James C. Hagerty
White House
America
Three Red Agents Surrender to U S Authorities in Germany
A Russian MVD captain and two East German agents surrendered to U S counter espionage in Frankfurt. They revealed a murder plot against NTIS member Okelovich and exposed Soviet Secret Service operations. The Russians named Captain Koklov and Germans Hans Kuko wiex and Kurt Weber. two East Germans remain in protective custody. NTSC, an anti communist Russian refugee group, is active in Germany with Berlin leader Dr. Alexander Truchnovich reported kidnapped last week.
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Bom
Germany
West Germany
U.S
MVD
Secret Police
Frankiuge
NTIS
Koklov
Hans Kukowiex
Kurt Weber
Okelovich
NTS
Frankfurt
Secret Service
NTSC
Berlin
Alexander Truchnovich
Red
Speed Cases Heard Today in Maryland Court
A county driver was fined 25 dollars for exceeding the 30 mile per hour limit near Mt. Pleasant, after magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. presided in Peoples Court. State Trooper Robert C. Dishong charged Harold Roland Grabill of Johnsville with speeds up to 70 mph on April 17. Grabill claimed his speedometer was broken. George Washington Shang of Point of Rocks was fined 55 for failing to stop after a property damage accident on March 19 at Bentz and Second streets. the other car, driven by Harry Ensor of Frederick, caused about 25 dollars in damage. The Shane car, owned by Henry Harrison Mock of Point of Rocks, had its charge of failure to stop dismissed when Mock proved he was not driving at the time. A list of motorists forfeiting collateral for offenses on U.S. 40 west of Frederick followed, including Lola Conte and Frank Mueller of Baltimore, Joseph Bellin of Appleton, Wis., and several others with varying fines from 5 to 50 dollars. Additional forfeitures included Charles Custer of Point of Rocks for failure to grant right of way, and other speeding and hill or curve violations across the region. The court, with Capt. C. W. Magaha, Lt. W. K. May and Troopers Dishong, R. T. Storer, F. C. Crowther and V. L. Guimino, adjourned the session.
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Mt. Pleasant
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Robert C. Dishong
Harold Roland Grabill
Johnsville
Grabill
George Washington Shang
Point of Rocks
Shane
Harry Ensor
Frederick
Bentz
Second Streets
Ensor
Second Street
Henry Harrison Mock
Mock
U. S. 40
Lola J. Conte
Baltimore
Frank Mueller
Joseph H. Bellin
Appleton
Wis
Robert L. Wheeland
West South Street
Donald M. Hoffman
RFD
John Robert White
Johnstown
Richard C.fisher
Patton
Charles T. Custer
Harry F. Vollmer
Hagerstown
Wayne W. Church
Alexandria
August Frezel
Little Neck
Herbert D. Hoover
Bell City
Guy F. Hughes
Philadelphia
Dora B. Duvall
Gaithersburg
U. S
Roger E. Foland
Jefferson
Maryland
James E. Buiford
Glenn F. Keefer
Woodsboro
James E. Reynolds
East Patrick Street
Douglas Camden
Libertytown
Frank R. Williams
Tom Wrigley
Elmira
Robert I. Fox
Camp Hil
U. S. 15
C. W. Magaha
W. K. May
Dishong
R. T. Storer
F. C. Crowther
V. L. Guimino
Double Mystery For Nyack Police
Nyack New York police face a double mystery as Raymond Jones, a World War II veteran who owned a small candy news shop worth at least 72 000 dollars, is found dead by hanging in the store behind a stairway railing. A routine check uncovers cash in soda box and cigar boxes totaling over 1 300, savings accounts totaling over 44 000, and a near 4 600 check ing account. Authorities report no known relatives.
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Nyack
N.Y
Raymond Jones
Jones
Good crops rise in warm spell with needed rain
Wheat and barley show good growth in fields and pastures after a warm spell following heavy rain. Spring oats have improved, fruit trees blossom in Frederick county, and farmers plan warm season crops. Fire danger rises with dry conditions despite last week’s rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Tony
Fred
Erick County
Herman Toms
Garfield
Toms
Luther Linton
Emory Kelbaugh
Weather Bureau
Price Electric Acquires Fifth Plant in Expansion Move
Price Electric Corp. gains 3990 sq ft by leasing north wing of Barbara Fritchie building on Alter nate Route 246 formerly Lansdale Tube. Company plans occupancy after use plans, bids on large contracts may require more space, new relay types for domestic appliances under development could boost volume later this year. Market mixed as New York stocks show a varied session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Electric
Barbara Fritchie
Lansdale Tube Company
Western Big Three finalize Geneva talks plans in Paris
Western Foreign Ministers Dulles Bidault and Eden meet in Paris to finalize strategy for the Geneva conference on Korea and Indochina. They work to complete a draft NATO reply to Russia and discuss a European security pact and German remilitarization issues amid secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Geneva
Dulles
Georges Bidault
Washington
Eden
Bidault
London
Korea
Indochina
Russia
Ite
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council
NATO
Germany
Airlift Detours India for Indochina Troop Move
In Wiesbaden a US Air Force spokesman said the airlift of French troops to Indochina is detouring around India. Nehru in New Delhi forbade crossing Indian airspace, while officials kept route and troop details undisclosed. The shift aims to reach Dien Bien Phu area with fewer miles than a direct Paris Indochina path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Force
Indochina
India
Nehru
Far East
Cid
Ceylon
British Commonwealth
Ominion
Inwa
Sounhainap
Then Bien Phu
United States
Pacific
Paris
Pakistan
China
Tibet
New Delhi
Ferman
Ammouree
Pars
Force Of Attack Stepped Up At Dien Bien Phu
Vietminh divisions intensified assault on Dien Bien Phu as they pressed toward the fortress core. Fire from heavy machine guns and mortars targets French positions while defenders rush trench defenses. Reinforcements including American C124s with parachute troops move toward Indo China amid rain and mud that slows French armor.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
France
Paris
China
Dien Bien Phi
Wine And Dine As Dead Man's Guests
Forty five convivial folk wined and dined as guests of Carl Clarke a wealthy bachelor who died Nov. 17 at 79. His will provided a party to divide 261 personal trinkets from a half million dollar estate while the rest went to charities. The items ranged from snowshoes to an Lincoln etching as guests drew numbers for first pick then reversed. Minor accident on South Street involved two cars with one sustaining heavy damage. two city charges for sidewalk parking and near-intersection violation. government reports show March living costs down due to lower food and clothing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clarke
Monroe
Mich
Abraham Lincoln
Clarke
Steelwork Advances on Brunswick Bridge Over Potomac
The steel framework for most of the Brunswick bridge over the Potomac is finished, about 34 of 20 spans, with painting pending. Completion of the entire 2,425 foot structure is hoped for late fall or early winter, as remaining work continues alongside deck and approaches funded by federal, Maryland, and Virginia sources.
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New Brunswick
Potomac River
American Bridge Company
Brunswick
Maryland
Bowers Construction Company
Bowers
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Maisland
Virginia
Virgina
Lovettsville
TV Set Presented To Home For The Aged
Soroptimist club members presented a television set to residents of the Home for Aged on Record Street during a Wednesday dinner. Dr Laure Ratstein made the presentation to Mrs Maude Kefauver, matron, with the club arranging installation and stand. Mrs R E Delaplaine, president, gave a brief history of the Home as residents joined the program in the sun room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Street
Laure Ratstein
Maude Kefauver
R. E Delaplaine
Elizabeth Lewes Peters
Mary Mauisos
Kefauvet
Smoptimis
Ehin
Fiame
Sun Room
Tightening Of FHA Law Is Requested
Washington testimony before the Senate Banking Committee called for tighter FHA safeguards to curb abuses in government housing aid. John C. Williamson of the National Association of Real Estate Boards urged requiring cost-certification or loan excess retirement and stricter appraisal checks. He favored forthright disciplinary action against guilty lenders and dealers while backing continued FHA insurance as a permanent national mortgage feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John C. Williamson
National Asss
Federal Housing Administration
Tfha
Williamson
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Committee
Executive Branch
House
Fenmi Campmittee
Capeharl
New Members Welcomed By Frederick Jaycees
Frederick junior Chamber of Commerce welcomed new members at a Wednesday covered dish supper in Grace Reformed Church social room. Members Allen Routzahn Kenneth Brachey Meade Fellon and Hem7 4 Heeman received pins from Pete Place. A telephone company operations film followed a brief program led by Jaycee President George R Delanlame J. Next meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Pathan Castle buyicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Reber Testifies on Cohn Schine Pressure for Commission
Maj. Gen. Miles Reber testified before senators that he faced unusual pressure from Roy Cohn and counsel McCarthy to fast track an Army commission for G. David Schine, McCarthy aide. He recalled two to three calls daily from Cohn and some from McCarthy, but said he was never intimidated and treated inquiries from Congress as routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles Reber
Army
Congress
David Schine
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Reber
McCarthy Army
Schine
Roy Cohn
Senate
Cohn
Shas Geunuis
Cole Luu
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
Hasson Post
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Larson
Conegress
SS Termy
Army Department
Wae Dona
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Schine Commission
East South St
Evra
Bureau of Advertising of
ANPA
Price Electric Corp
Big
James P. Brock
South Street
Saints Street
Sergi
Sherman Boone
Clifford O Morris
Knonville
Rat D. Skegg
Jefferson Street
Morris
Howard M. Stroup
East Fittle Street
Mossbure
John A Rue
RFR
Tonida
Annapolis
Sandy Pont State Park
Anne Arundel Countng
Real Estate Board
Frederick Jaycees
Pittsbergh
George Washington Armstrong
Pennsylvania
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