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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1950
Page
3
Pyongyang shows tension as United Nations forces withdraw amid Chinese flank threats. Tanks, jeeps, and trucks cross two bridges over the Taedong river while burning equipment and scarce supplies are abandoned. Officials and soldiers gird for possible assault as crowds thin and fear rises.
New tensions surface as U N forces advance into Pyongyang. Interpreters fear Communist reprisals for helping occupiers. Police loyalities blur as Reds are blamed for plots against city leaders. Shops shutter, fronts bare, and Stalin and Kim Sune propaganda appear on streets. Concerns grow over looting and authority collapse.
Weekend storms brought flood warnings for lowland areas near the American and Sacramento rivers, with heavy rain across central and northern California. A tornado in southwestern Illinois killed three people near Greenville and Mt. Olive, injuring about 20, and causing about 750 dollars in damages.
Baltimore December 3 chairman William P Mahaney of the Department of Employment Security denies an American Legion spokesman charge that the department helped defeat the veterans bonus referendum. He says the agency gets jobs for veterans and has no role in the bonus. Wilson B Lau Maryland commander voiced the accusation blaming local firms for not hiring reservists and draftees. A light note: Cuban fireflies emit enough glow to act as a lantern in some cases.
A Martinsburg woman, 33, died after a car ran off Route 45 near Martinsburg and rolled over several times. A Shepherdstown man was injured. State police reported the fatal crash occurred early today.
The man, Gotschall Kenarmond, about 37, was reported in fair condition at City Hospital. He is the son of a retired dean of Shepherd College. The accident occurred last night about two miles west of Shepherdstown, police said. They did not immediately determine who was driving the car.
Francis Wilbur O'Brien of Route 3 Emmitsburg was held for 277.80 collateral after State Trooper James Poteet arrested him on Route 32 for drunken and recress driving. A hearing is set for December 6 before Magistrate M. E. Surman in Taneytown.
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