Senators Seek UN Probe Into Korean Atrocities
From Washington Dec 4 Sen Potter announced he will ask the Senate to urge the United Nations to appoint an impartial war crimes investigation into Chinese and North Korean Communist atrocities in Korea. He cited testimonies from former POWs and Col James Hanley on evidence of mass killings and torture, urging action despite a weak U.N. General Assembly resolution.
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Six-Ply Pill For Tummy Ulcers Demonstrated
A new six ply pill shown in St. Louis on Friday promises ulcer relief by four anti acids to quell excess stomach acid. An oat meal extract binds and releases them over two hours while a gummy coating protects the stomach lining. Not yet marketed, the pill reportedly eased pain within days in over 250 treated patients.
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Three Challenged Books Remain in Milwaukee Library
Milwaukee Library Board on Thursday kept three books challenged as obscene on shelves. Hemingway’s To Have and Have Not, Jones’s From Here to Eternity, and Mailer’s The Naked and the Dead will stay accessible with two already restricted to readers over 18. Dist. Atty. McCarley asked libraries to remove them but will wait for County Literary Commission evaluation.
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State offices build site search narrows options
Baltimore officials report Mondawmin estate eliminated as a possible location for a new State office building. Other sites include Redevelopment Area 12 around the Fifth Regiment Armory. Financed by federal funds, the plan may hinge on federal disposition and city purchase costs. A legislative hearing will probe the process.
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Maryland House of Delegates Announced Today the Budget and Finance Committee
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Lovettsville Social Roundup Blesses Holidays
Mrs Annie Wilt returned to Lucketts after visiting her son in law and daughter Earl and wife. Guests of Mrs Edith Brum included Henry Yakey and Ray Beck of Brunswick. Bonnie Arnold stayed with Elizabeth Hammond and brother Dick. Etta Graham of Buckeyes town visited son Ralph and family. Dr and Mrs Richard Fravel of Baltimore with his parents over the weekend. James Kite and daughters Betty Connie Marie of Laurel with Kite parents W J Kite during holidays. Malcolm Coffman of Baltimore visited Kuies. L B Womeldorph a VPI senior spent holidays with family. H S Kier visited by son James from Jefferson. Ann Hickman visited aunt Dorothy Conklyn in Charles Town. Charles Norris family with Joyce and Donald Lee visited J W Fauley family. John Roillisen of Waterford and H W Baker with Carroll Baker and daughter Xaney visited Henry Wright at Rockville. C E Virts entered Manuel rest home for care. Monica Rupert spent holidays with her mother Linda Rupert in Washington. Moonsean Kines, student nurse in Charlottesville, with Harvey Kines. Thomas Kane family spent Thanksgiving in Oseega New York. Dinner guests for Friday butcher at W B Williams home included Rex Ds and Mrs William Wade, Mrs Ella Filler, H W Beatty family, Arthur Hahn and son Anthons. Philadelphia guests Sam Abou and Arlington.
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Local families share holiday gatherings and notices
In weekend social items, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Freeman hosted a turkey dinner with L P Hickman Edith and Ann Hickman among guests. Fort MacDill serviceman and buddy visited his parents J D Keister family. Neff and Keister kin visited relatives. Several church and lodge activities noted in Boyds and surrounding area along with Thanksgiving travel and hospital update.
Boonsboro Seeks To Buy Water Company
Boonsboro Md council plans to meet Boonsboro Water Co to discuss purchasing the water system amid a prolonged dry spell that has forced the closure of a high school and an elementary school. A Maryland Public Service Commission representative may attend to aid a fair valuation as expansion plans are considered. About 1,000 students are affected by the closures.
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Sykesville church service and community notices
Ed ward W. Eanes delivered the sermon at a Union Thanksgiving service at St Pauls Methodist and Springfield Presbyterian. A Ladies Auxiliary planned a Dec 21 Christmas party. Various local residents received operations, military returns, baptisms, and visits. Charity Fair Dec 5 at Saint Joseph College supports home and foreign missions. Vigilant Hose Co handled Thanksgiving calls with minor damage.
Veteran Drayman Quits After Over Half Century Of Service
In Frederick, 80 year old Harry R. Jones retires after more than 50 years hauling election paraphernalia and other goods. Edward Fox takes over much of the business with Jones advising. Once a fixture at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, Jones inspired local nostalgia as he built a lifelong haulage career from horse and wagon days to trucks. He ends after a street crash last August and a peak of 62 years in the trade, leaving a legacy of dependable service.S
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Taneytown Guests Share Holiday Visits Across Town
Taneytown notes list numerous visitors and hosts from Bethesda Gettysburg Westminster and Media as families gather for Thanksgiving and holidays. Ellsworth Feeser elected Taneytown planning group president at a meeting hosted by Paul Brower with 11 members and two guests. group plans discuss county road trash dumping and schedules a New Year’s Eve turkey and oyster supper.
Hospitals Ask City for Gift of Ten Thousand Dollars
Frederick Memorial Hospital urged the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to add 10000 to the 1954 budget, citing an 838675 debt, most from building costs, and noting the hospital now operates without a deficit. The meeting covered city code revision, street fixes, and a plan to hire engineers for the disposal plant expansion.
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Teachers Meet Over Dinner in Public Schools Group
The county physical education teachers held a dinner at the Southern Restaurant. State supervisor Herbert Steiner spoke briefly and announced the next State health, physical education and recreation association meeting will be at Hood College on March 17. Joseph Rexroad, Liberty school teacher and local president, led the event, a largely social gathering.
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Fuel oil imports threaten U.S. national security
A government official told a Senate subcommittee that heavy fuel oil imports are displacing coal in East Coast plants and may endanger national security. W. F. Hahnman of the Defense Solid Fuel Administration warned coal mines are closing while conversion to oil proceeds with no assured switch back if supplies fail.
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Boy Sentenced in Marburg Killing at 11
In Marburg Germany an 11 year old boy was sentenced to an eight year reform school for killing 17 year old Reinhard Meyer. The youth rode away on the victim’s bicycle after beating him to death on August 3. He testified he acted to obtain the bicycle.
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