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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1951
Page
9
Fort Worth dispatch details the B 36 sky giants returning to Carswell Air Force Base after a 27 hour non stop training flight from Africa. It marked the second Atlantic crossing for SAC planes with 200 maintenance staff en route and crews recount food and francs adventures in French Morroco.
The State Department says Soviet thought control in science stifles progress. A department bulletin notes freedom of research is curtailed as Communist party oversight widens. Officials warn regimentation weakens Soviet science, likely hindering atomic weapons and jet aircraft development compared with the West.
How they obtained information through espionage from the United States in the war years. One widely held idea about Russia during the war and the first postwar years was that while the country lacked skilled workmen in large numbers, it possessed scientists as good as those from any other nation.
Charlies Leroy Castle of 489 West Patrick Street was fined $25 and costs by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr in Peoples Court for reckless driving after a slight collision on Route 240 Sunday. He was found not guilty of failing to identify himself. The incident involved a car operated by Ruth Elizabeth Anderson of Clarksburg. Castle pulled too close and struck the left front fender causing minor damage. Attorney Edwin F Nikirk represented Castle while Trooper Patrick Stakem filed the charges. Collateral was forfeited by Floyd S Falmer of Watfordburg Pa. Overweights listed include Francis W Summers 26 dollars, William A Gaither 42 dollars, and others.
Jones J. Cook of Bolivar W Va failed to obey a traffic device carrying a $10 fine. Lillian Abernathy of Clarke Place paid $10 for failing to stop for a school bus. Stevenson White of Owings Mills was fined $1 for ignoring a state road marker. Edward D. Wachter of South Carroll Street paid $5 for running a stop sign. Arrests were made by Officer B A Lutsey and Troopers Stakem D A Tucker and E C Crowther.
J Edward Bromberg American actor famed for character roles was found dead in his London apartment. He would have turned 48 on Christmas Day. Bromberg a Broadway regular and star of The Biggest Thief In Town had been in London six weeks appearing in the play. Scotland Yard said death was due to natural causes. Born in Temesvar Hungary he studied at City College New York.
Elmer Rice's play Not For Chil dren is mentioned from last season. Bromberg refused to answer questions before the U S House Un American Activities Committee last June and was named as a Communist in Hollywood by witnesses. His doctor cited rheumatic heart. Honey long valued in infant feeding. A farewell dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Jones Dargan Washington County honored Albert Atlee Butts son of Charles R Butts Locust Valley as he left for service. Attendees included the Butts and Jones families and neighbors from various towns.
Harold W. Ross, 60, editor of the New Yorker Magazine, died tonight at New England Baptist Hospital after a two week illness. The New York writer had ties to Locust Valley and Middle Town and was a prominent figure in American journalism.
A Stamford resident and Aspen native connected with the New Yorker since its 1925 founding, the article notes a veteran editor who previously worked on several newspapers before World War I with Stars and Stripes. It mentions his recent lung operation and cites odd regional curiosities about England and global insect consumption figures.
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