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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1951

Page

3

Police Court Cases Heard by Local Magistrates

John W. Smith faced a 50 day hold for a $50 fine after missing a hearing. Others, including Cromwell Smith, Marty Younkins, and James R. Brannson, paid small fines or received short jail terms for overindulgence. Carl Shores was found guilty of property destruction with a 10 dollar fine and suspended jail term. Raymond Lee Cooper faced an appeal after a conviction for dead tag operation.

John W. Smith Edward J. Smith Smith Thomas S. Glass Cromwell Smith Marty Younkins James R. Brannson Fach Aubrey Waters Bertie Goins Alex Tyler Carl Shores East Patrick Street Ralph Smith

Son Of Norway Navy Chief Held As Spy

Qslo April 23 War hero and son of Vice Admiral Edvard C. Danielsen, 33, a former Norwegian navy lieutenant, was arrested on spying charges for a foreign power. He gained fame for wartime daring as a motor torpedo boat commander along the Nazi-occupied coast. Arrest near Oslo occurred a week ago but was kept secret for security reasons.

Qslo Per Edvard Danielsen Norway Edvard C. Danielsen Danielsen Oslo

Norwegian coast raid hero arrested for suspected intelligence leak

Police said Danielsen, famed Norwegian partisan raider and first to land in Finnmark during the Allied invasion, was arrested after a rendezvous with a foreign power representative. He later served as a hydrographer at the Norwegian Sea Chart Institution. details of access to military information and the foreign power were not disclosed.

Danielsen Oslo Finnmark Norway Norwegian Sea Chart Institution

New Market Homemakers Plan National Home Demonstration Week Service

In commemoration of National Home Demonstration Week the New Market Homemakers Club will attend a special church service on April 29 at 8 p m DST in New Market Methodist church. Rev Thomas Morgan pastor will speak. A special musical program is being arranged with Pleasant Grove and Prospect clubs invited to join.

New Market Homemakers New Market’ Methodist Church Thomas Morgan Pleasant Grove Prospect Clubs

Luffburrow Argues for Health Against Germs

N A Lufburrow urges daily self care to stay healthy as germs in the air threaten. He notes staying trim and vigorous lowers illness risk. The passage mentions canvas used in circus tents weighing three times more when wet than dry.

Luff N. A. Lufburrow

How College Deferment Plan Became Such A Hot Potato

NEA correspondent Peter Edson reports a public uproar over the Selective Service college deferment plan. Critics claim it creates privilege for wealthier students, while supporters cite emergency needs. The piece notes confusion over deferment versus exemption, clarifies that deferment postpones service for a year with annual reexams, and argues many deferments reflect broader testing outcomes and training needs.

Training Corps Deferment Plan Amid War Mobilization

Selective Service outlines a stop gap plan deferring college students to sustain a steady output of trained men for the armed services and industry over a 10 to 12 year emergency. Critics say poetry and landscape gardening majors risk deferment. special skill workers would also be deferred. Officials argue trained professionals and skilled trades are essential and the plan defers fewer men while building leadership for defense.

Peter Edson NEA Washington James Bryant Conant Harvard University Congress Arthur Flemming C. E. Wilson White House Truman Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Hershey Uumeers Training Corps Army Navy Air Force

Greenland Size Echoes U S Geography Comparison

A fragment notes Greenland as large as the portion of the United States lying east of the Mississippi, while a claim persists that the effort remains unconvincing and not yet over.

Greenland United States Mississippi River

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