Murdered Brunswick magistrate under probe as suspect questioned
Authorities investigate the shooting death of Magistrate Charles Leslie Aloats in Brunswick while the funeral for Magistrate Moats draws a large crowd. One person is held for questioning with no charges yet. police seek the murder weapon amid unsolved past slayings, including Constable Lloyd’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leslie Aloats
Brunswick
Moats
Brunswick Methodist Church
Frederick
Meeme Tole
John R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Fionrmulders
Naas
Lingd
Ty Heathe
Lioerd
Brumswick
Nat
Hacon
Owathams Olhey
B Street
Davion Avenue
Pentys
Potomac River
Hirdsdom
Uthorses
Chicks Sent to Greece as Ambassadors of Good Will
Heifer Project International teams up with Church World Service and the Foreign Operations Administration to ship 36,000 baby chicks from Idlewild Airport to Athens. Contributions from individuals and clubs fund the birds, with transport costs covered by church and government agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Mel
Greece
Heifer Project
Idlewild
New York City
Athens
Church World Service
GS. Division
World Council of Churches
Foreign Operations Administration
U.S
Urge New School Unit At Mt. Airy
Mt Airy faces a grave school shortage with double sessions likely this fall. Superintendent Samuel Jenness reports 857 pupils in 21 rooms needing 30 to 35 rooms, urging a new high school unit adjacent to the present grounds. Frederick County may assist with capital costs and relieve busing, while plans for a 20 class elementary school on County Home land at Westminster are noted along with a local health vaccine makeup clinic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy
Samuel Jenness
Carroll County
Carroll Board of County Commissioners
Carroll Board of Education
Mt. Airy Grounds
Jenness
Frederick County
Mt. Airy School
Mt. Airy
Proksatoria
Jetter
New Market
Libertytown
Prospect
Harrisville
County Homeland
Westminster
Crontouns
Jada
Winchester Hall
Health Department
Five Day Forecast: Warmer Trend With Showers Odds
The forecast calls for fair conditions for the next five days with a warmer Wednesday and Thursday. Showers are likely Friday followed by a warming trend Sunday. Temperatures will run near normal for the rest of the week with afternoon highs in the mid to upper 60s and morning lows around 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West agrees to Big Four ambassador talks in Vienna
MOSCOW says it accepts a meeting of Big Four ambassadors in Vienna to settle Austrian state treaty details. Austria will attend. talks proposed by Britain France and the United States proceed with Western powers setting next Monday for the session. Russia notes no urgent issues remain and signals readiness to join later discussions. It also says Japan will begin peace treaty talks in London after prior opposition to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Vienna
Austria
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
London
New York
Tokyo
Vandalism in City Parks Prompts Police Action
Park officials report damage in all but one park, with broken windows and doors raising costs for taxpayers. Superintendent Klein notes frequent repairs and suspects youths. Police Chief Main pledges full cooperation to curb destruction. About 35 duck eggs have vanished along Carroll Creek, adding to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Nibtic
Carroll Creek
Park Department
C. Cyril Riein
Rosedale Park
Klein
Supt
Police Department
Charles V. Main
Carrol Creek
Go Ahead For Toll Expressway Gets Green Light
Baltimore Gov VeKeldin signed a law authorizing studies for the Northeast Toll Expressway. Engineering and traffic surveys will estimate revenue and traffic counts to guide construction timing and toll rates. The toll road would feed traffic from Baltimore into Pennsylvania and New Jersey turnpikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
VeKeldin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Voting machines to be mandatory in Maryland by 1956 election
Maryland lawmakers approved a law mandating voting machines statewide by the 1956 general election to elect a U.S. senator and seven congressmen. Eight counties must acquire machines. others already use them. Gov. McKeldin hailed the measure as advancing popular sovereignty and efficiency, amid recounts and legal contests from the governor's race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
U.S
McKeldin
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
the Rocks
Bellimore City
Queen Annes
Talbot
Worcester
Charles County
Allegany
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
St. Marys
Somerset
Sharyland
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Wicomien
Return To Old Fashioned Home Church Life
Associate Judge Patrick Woo Adnanffer presided at the April Frederick County Ministers Association meeting at Graceham Mardinaliach With Rew Best Diebert hosting The group outlined delinquency causes including broken homes inconsistent punishment working mothers too much freedom and entertainment influences The keynote urged a coordinated effort by counties churches schools and civic groups A constituting meeting to form the Frederick County Council of Churches was set for Sunday May 29 at 8 p.m the location to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Woo Adnanffer
Tredenck County
J. Dear Hoover
Schneukes
Howard J M. Carney
Frederick County
Four Killed As Plane Crashes Into Village
In Valenciennes France a Royal Air Forces planning plane stolen from a British station crashed at midnight into the mining village of Vied killing at least four and injuring two more. Police found no trace of the pilot a young RAF corporal. A ground crewman with a student license had swooped low over London for nearly three hours before vanishing. The British said there was no parachute and the pilot is believed dead in the wreckage which destroyed one of two houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
France
Royal Air Forces
Britain
Vied
London
Direct Talks Necessary, Peiping Says
Peiping radio declared direct American Red Chinese talks are necessary to ease Taiwan tensions. It accused the United States of unreasonable prerequisites and cited Premier Chou En Lai at Bandung. The broadcast said China favors negotiations, opposes foreign intervention, and urged talks on relaxing Far East tension including Taiwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping Radio Today
Formosa
United States
Chou Enlai
Bandung
Indonesia
People’s Daily
Communist Party
Peiping
Taiwan Farmossat
Taiwan
Chou En Jai
Far East
China
Chou En-lai
U.S. State Department
Washington
Sen. George
D-Ga
U.S
Red China
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Department
Ted China
Chiang Kai-shek
Wet Weather Along Coast
Wet weather along the East Coast and West was reported with clear skies elsewhere from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Temperatures dropped into the 30s in the Southeast and readings were up to 14 degrees lower than yesterday. Rain began in the East from New England to Virginia with heavy falls in Boston exceeding an inch in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Appalachians
Alabama
New England
Middle Atlantic
Oh Yale Ley
Virginia
Boston
Three Good Reasons Carnival Opens Today in Glen Burnie
Penn Premero ws manager Lloyd Ty Serfacs aims to restart the carnival after yesterday's bad weather and delays. A handyman named Charles Martin collapsed and died, a transient, reportedly died during the afternoon. William E. White, 34, was severely injured while assisting in unloading a 756 pound African item before the rain returned and halted operations. The event is sponsored by the Glen Burnie Disabled American Veterans post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Blamee
Mra
Lloyd Ty Serfacs
Penn Premerows
Glen Burnie
Disabled American Veterans Post
Actress Tries To End Life In Hollywood Scare
Susan Hayward, a top box office star, attempted suicide by sleeping pills in her Sherman Oaks home. Detained after her mother alerted police, she was revived and hospitalized. Family tensions with ex-husband Barker and concerns for her twins were cited as factors in the despondency.
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Hollywood
Susan Hayward
Sherman Oaks
Ellen Matrener
G. W. Wilkerson
North Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Cerlars
Lebanon Hospital
Mary Brennan
Stanley Immerman
Cedars
Walter Marrener
Jess Barker
Susan
Barker
Lillian Roth
Miss Hayward
Canim
Eight Loads Trash Picked Up Monday
The city wide clean up drive enters its second day with heavy trash collections reported in the northern city. Trucks operated through the western and southwestern Frederick areas and picked up about eight and a half loads of debris on opening day. The wordnes slav schedule lists a long route including Fiemme Avenue Mill Avenue Rosemont Avenue Rockwell Terrace North College Parkway and several College area streets.
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Frederick
Fiemme Avenue
Mill Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
North College Parkway
Col Lose Avenue
South College Parkway
College Place
Upper College Terrace
West College Terrace
Swastika Road
Lindherd Avenue
Grove Boulevard
Magnolia
Fairview Avenues
Rosemonty Westbrook Development
Dulles Seeks Sincerity In Talks With Communists
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would test whether the Chinese Communists seek a peaceful Formosa settlement or are using propaganda. He noted potential direct talks with Peiping, possibly under UN sponsorship, if Nationalist interests are not at stake. He also pursued a sincere approach to European peace and an Austrian treaty with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Formosa
United States
China
Peiping
United Nations
Europe
Far East
George Renews Proposal For Peace Talks
Senator George of Georgia pushes for renewed peace talks with Communist China amid U S Taiwan relations. He would waive Nationalist representation in exploratory discussions to seek a peaceful settlement and urges a preliminary conference despite Taipei opposition. Senator Hickenlooper counters that Nationalists must attend.
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George
Taipei
Sen. Hickenlooper
Alowal
Robertson On Quemoy
United States Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson made a secret visit to Quemoy accompanied by Nationalist Defense Minister Ta-wei, Foreign Minister George Yeh, and Maj. Gen. William C. Chase. Admiral Radford stayed in Formosa due to a cold as Chiang Kai-shek hosted the party, amid mixed hopes and fears over Red China’s Formosa talks.
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Taipei
Formosa
P—Us
Asst
Walter Robertson
Quemoy
Defense
Ta-wei
Foregn
George Yeh
William C. Chase
Meanwhire
Hope
Fear
Mysery
Robertson
Adm- Arthur Radford
U.S
United States
Army signals station shift near Camp Detrick planned
A $2.36 million U S Signal Corps transmitting station and facilities may be built near Camp Detrick after a Defense Department authorization bill. Congress has been asked to relocate from Woodbridge Virginia. no site details or timetable given, though Frederick County is favored and early work is hoped.
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U.S. Signal Corps
Camp Detrick
Defense Department
Congress
Dewitt Hyde
Linda
Andora
Woodbridge
Department of the Army
Hyde
Virginia
J. Glenn Beall
Frederick County
Washingston
Senator Beall
Driver Fined After Accident Recounts Multiple Citations
A report from Frederick County details Walter C. Goad and Eugene W. Smith traffic incident nine miles west of the city on April 22. Goad was fined $25 and costs for failing to signal a left turn after a collision with Smith’s car. Smith was found not guilty of reckless driving. The piece also lists several other traffic infractions and court actions involving multiple residents, with fines and case statuses noted by local magistrates and state troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Goad
RFD 2
Frederick
Eugene W. Smith
RFE
Boonsboro
Goad
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Donald L. Bowser
Smith
Trainer Bowser
Tthe Court
Sammy" Thompson
Set
Norman Dietz
Charles D. Gillelan
Emmitsburg
U.S. 340
Charles F. Strube
U. S. 240
A. G. Hedden
Audrey &. Keesecker
Hedgeville
W. Va
George T. Frush
Clear Spring
U. S. 40
Clarence A. Cosens Jr
Hagerstown
Aaron Zager
Baltimore
Mt Pleasant
Alien
T. Robertson
Midland
J. S. 40 West
James A. Fraley
Thurmont
Lewistown
Robert L. Storer
Roy L. Stine
RFD
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Libertytown
Storer
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C. L. Moats
Freed
Charles Leslie Moats
Hass
Oakland
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
FBI Waterloo
Maryland House of Correction
FBI
Connecion
Fort Meatie
Te Peiping
Broadcast
Great Britain
Chiang
Chou
Robertson On
Detrick
Beall
National St. Louis
Philadelphia
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