Three Plead Guilty In Allegany County Case
Three farm laborers from Allegany County pleaded guilty in Circuit Court this morning to charges of carnal knowledge involving a 15 year old Cresaptown girl. Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer imposed 18 month terms as the girl testified to assault in a car and nearby cemetery. The defendants were Joshua Paul Green Milton Lee Crowe and Forest Edwood Miller aged about 22.
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Allegany County
Cresaptown Birk
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Joshua Paul Green
Milton Lee Crowe
Forrest Edwood Miller
Paul Fletcher
Allegany High School
Edward J. Ryan
Edwin Fo Nikirk
Garrett County
George McCormick
Lonaconing
Charles A. Price
Schnauffer
Charles A. Reeder, Jr
John C. Ramsburg
Frederick
State Reformatory
Sears
Reeder
Ramsburg
Joseph J. Nestor
State Department of Parole and Probation
Meleson Vernon
Martin
Nathaniel Williams
Thurmont
Nikirk
Reeder-Ramsburg
Charles Winebrewer
Lancelot Jacques
H. J. Brown
Jacques
Soviet Would Condemn U S For Aggressive Acts
United Nations report says Soviet Delegate Arkady Sobolev urged the General Assembly to condemn the United States for aggressive moves against Red China. He accused Washington of turning Formosa into a military base and aiding raids by Nationalist forces, calling the U S NationalistChina pact a new act of aggression. He argued the treaty extends U S influence and enables actions beyond Formosa, signaling further aggression against China.
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United Nations, Noy
Russia
USN
United States
China
Arkady A. Sobollev
General Assembly
Formosa
Soboley
Bill McGowan Dies at 58 Former AL Umpire
Bill McGowan, a popular American League umpire for three decades and eight World Series official, died at 58 from a heart attack. A Wilmington, Delaware native, he retired earlier this year after 30 years behind the plate, first ill last summer, and separated from the AL club owners’ pension. He began in the minor Blue Ridge League and rose to major circuits, leaving a legacy in Frederick and beyond.
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Washington
Bill McGowan
Wilmington
Del
Silver Spring
McGowan
Bill Klein
Wilmington. del
Wilmington Ball Park
Representative Velde And Secretary Married
BALTIMORE Up Rep Harald H Velde a head of the House Un American Activities Committee and Mrs Dolo res Anderson secretary were married last night in Overlea Baptist Church The bride is daughter of William Harrington of Metropolis MI and recently lived here with her late husband Robert Anderson Velde s first wife died in 1992 A bar room robbery at the Dodge Hotel netted $233 from the bartender and two patrons near the Capitol Fort Meade Md was announced as the site for a Fort Meade Officers Wives Club visit with Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower as guest next Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Harald H Velde
House Un-American Activities Committee
Dolores Anderson
Overlea Baptist Church
Velde
Vonreysman
William Harrington
Metropolis
Robert Anderson Velde
Washington
Dodge Hotel
Capitol
Meade Fort Meade
MD. IA
Public Information Office
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fort Meade
Officers’ Wives Club
Slush and Ice Cling to Roads as Warmth Returns
A winter precipitation spell left roads slick with slush and ice across the region. Sleet and freezing rain caused hazardous driving early, with nine State Roads cinder trucks in mountainous areas. By midmorning temperatures rose above freezing, melting the slush, while forecasts called for clearing and colder conditions later. Local spots remained icy, including Gambrill State Park, and authorities urged caution for motorists.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Gambrill State Park
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Butler And Beall Criticize McCarthy In Baltimore
Sen Butler and Sen Beall sharply criticized Senator McCarthy after his attack on President Eisenhower. Butler defended the Eisenhower administration and his anti subversive record while Beall supported censuring McCarthy and praised Eisenhower’s anti communist leadership. Rep Dever comment questioned any broad support for McCarthy’s stance.
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Baltimore
Sen Butler
Rmd
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Buriey
Wineh
Congress
Sen. Beall
Deverous
Pennies Found From 1908 Train Robbery Near Tevstown
In TEWISTOWN Pennsylvania three deer hunters report uncovering about 3,700 Lincoln head pennies believed to be the loot from a 1908 Pennsylvania Railroad train holdup. The robber, seeking gold, allegedly took sacks of pennies by mistake. The finders will await legal orders before turning over the coins.
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Tewistown
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Polwe
Beme
Washington
Cincinnati
Accept Offer for 1 Acre Site for New Yellow Springs School
The Board of Education voted to accept an offer from the Yellow Springs Community Association to sell 1 acre near the trolley tracks for a future elementary school. The $2,500 sale gains state approval and follows a residents meeting favoring construction as part of a tentative building program.
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Board of Education
Yellow Springs
Eugene W. Pruitt
Fredeneck
Rocky Springs
Bethel- Charlesville
Frederick City
Pruitt
Aleady
Frederick High School
Thurmont High School
Walkersville
Elm Street
Parkway
Middletown High School
Libertstown
Myersville
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
McKaig
Neat
Thurmont
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Hhgh
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Toms Creek
Neur
Woodsboro
Miaxar
Park Avenue
Milk Pranking Premier Hits French Army Milk Ration
Paris reports that Prime Minister Pierre Mendes France approved mixed rations allowing milk to complement the daily wine allotment for French soldiers. A government milk giveaway reached village schools to encourage intake despite some opposition to the plan and concerns about alcohol and liver health.
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Paris
France
Pierre Mendes - France
Menzies- France
Chatelet-en-Brie
Sleet coats Western Maryland roads amid freezing rain
Western Maryland roads iced over as sleet and freezing rain hit the area. By mid morning traffic began breaking up the ice as crews from the State Roads Commission worked to clear the worst spots with 32 trucks deployed from the Cumberland district. Temperatures ranged from the mid 20s to low 30s statewide with lingering cold rain, brief snow flurries possible in Garrett and Allegany Counties, and a forecast for continued clearing and colder conditions Friday.
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Iagerstown
Garrett County
Cumberland
State Roads Commission
Garrow County
Cumberland State Police
Benson and Waterloo
Frederick
Randlallstown
Salisbury
Tousen
Easton
Pikesville
Garrett
Africany
Sora
Chesapeake Bay
Cars Collide Causing $200 In Damages In Tramsville Area
An accident about 19 o clock north of Tramssville involved a car driven by David Snyder of Dansville Pa that struck a private lane vehicle. Norman Waller Wilson of Humeville sustained about $50 damage to his car and Snyder’s vehicle incurred $150 damage. Sheriff Turner and Investigator Robert Dishuns reported both cars were 846 Fords and a collision occurred on the road near Wax.
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Tramsville
David 4. Snyder
Dansville
Cartien
Norman Waller Wilson
Humeville
Statie
Robert Dishuns
Lavder
Wilsons
Snyder
Induction Schedule Clarified for December Suspension
In Baltimore War Stand’s selective service office the date for suspending inductions was clarified. Deputy director Col Sellman W Wilson stated the correct suspension is December 17, with inductions halted through December 7 and resuming January 3, allowing service members to spend Christmas and New Year at home.
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Baltimore 2
Warstand
Stem
Pew
Wey Roman
Dee
Sellman W. Wilson
Christmas Festivities At Hood College
Hood College schedules Christmas events from December 10 to December 12 featuring dormitory teas, two Rhythmme Swimming Club shows, and a Messiah performance with Navy Academy involvement. Programs include puppets and can can routines, a Messiah directed by Donald C Gills, and partnerships with the Naval Academy and Hood College organist.
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Hood College
Gambrill Gymmnasium
Club O
Hoad
Naval Acaden
Annapois
A Cademy
Donald C Gills
Naval Academs
William Sprigg
Navy
Hood
Sondas
Sar
Brodbeck Hall
di Pom
Andrew G Trigal
Fypsa
Feidas Tereeber
College Air Resitie
Ram Tanwar
Winter Storm Grips Western Europe Area
A powerful winter storm hits western Europe bringing freezing winds snow and ice. Lined with gale warnings North Sea shipping seeks shelter as floods and landslides disrupt Britain the English Channel sees a liner resume sailing. Five crew dead as a small vessel capsizes near Scarborough. Dublin endures its worst storm in four decades with power cables broken and transit networks crippled.
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London
Europe
North Sea
Britain
English Channel
Southampton
New York
Leicestershire
English Midlands
Baltic
Scarborough
England
France
Atlantic
Ariel
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Germany
Dublin
Irish Republic
Hatoyama Named Premier After Coalition Victory
Hatoyama, a pro American Conservative, becomes premier as his Democrats ally with Socialists push Yoshida era aside. Vote tally shows Hatoyama amid calls to dissolve the Diet and seek elections before March 1, while opposition parties claim a fragile coalition and protest ongoing political turbulence.
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Ichira Hatoyama
Russia
China
Japan
Hatoyama
Democrats
Shigeru Yoshidai
Taketota Ouala
Yostada
Air Pecntt
Tes
Diet Flix
Rt Reese Ag
Statuis Ase
Fined $200 On Charge Of Drising When Drunk
A court records a defendant fined 200 dollars on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The note mentions a trooper and a Baltimore area case, with claims of prior incidents and a defense argument regarding the initial incident.
Eisenhower Talks Progressive Moderates for 1956 Nomination
President Eisenhower outlined a progressive moderate approach as a potential path for the Republican Party in 1956. He said a strong, positive program should guide the government and indicated he would back a nominee who shared his philosophy if he did not seek a second term.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
YCU
United States
Deer Season Ends At Sundown Saturday In Maryland
Deer kills in Maryland for the first three days total at least 916 with more kills likely to surpass last year’s 1647 before season’s end at sundown Saturday. Early reports show 47 killed first two days and 42 more yesterday. Dorchester leads four counties on the Eastern Shore with 27.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Inland Fish Commission
Bisgest Uluie
Parsons Creek
Dorchester County
Walter F. Cuprll
Worcester
Dorchester
Wicenneo
Somerset
Counts GO P Club Elects Officers
The GO P Club of Frederick County held its annual election at Hotel Frederick on Wednesday night. Wilson Aederson of Middletown was elected president, with Jeanne Barnhart of Thurmont as vice president. George B. Dela plaine, Misa Helen Rems bursa, and Frank W. Rothenhoefer were secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer respectively. Paul A. Zimmerman presided as outgoing president. The annual George Washington Birthday Dinner was set for February 19 at a venue to be announced.
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Ite
GO. P. Club
Frederick County
Hotel Frederick
Wilson Aederson
Middletown
Jeanne Barnhart
Thurmomots
Wierup B Crum
McKaig
Sae
George B. Delaplaine
Frederick
Misa Helen Remsburs
Jefferson
Frank W. Rothen
Brunswick to switch on Christmas lights Saturday night
Lights along the main streets of Brunswick will be turned on for the first time Saturday night. City Superintendent Glenn Casey Wynkoop, aided by power and telephone company employees, arranged decorations along Potomac Street Memorial Park and Town Bell.
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Brunswick
Glenn
Casey) Wynkoop
Power and Telephone Company
Potomac Street
Memorial Park
Town Bell
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Cles Beand
Phy. Bharodosan
Sheppard
Peres
Jake
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