Ike Proposes Atomic Powers Pool For Peace Purposes
United Nations General Assembly hears President Eisenhower propose that all atomic powers including Russia pool part of their resources for peaceful uses under a UN led International Atomic Energy Agency. He urges private talks without immediate inspections, stressing urgency to avert civilization destroying arms race.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dec
Eisenhower
Russia
U.N
United Nations General Assembly
Bermuda
Voice of America
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Soviet Union
Vrs
Vaasa Lakhmi Panda
Inwa
Teenie
Olegarian
Gcals
James Hagerty
Ister Churchill
Lord Cherwell
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis W. Strauss
Churchilll
India
Mrs. Pandit
Churchill
Laniel
Fisenhower
General Assembly
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Britain
France
International Atomic Energy Agency
Atomic Energy Agency
Congress
Paarth
Mrs Exel Vinghas To Appear On Ruth Crane Show
Mrs Exel Vinghas will appear Thursday at 3 pm on the Ruth Crane Modern Woman program from Washington. This is her third guest appearance with Miss Crane and she will demonstrate Christie decorations.
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N TV
Exel Vinghas
Route 3
Ruth Crane
Washington
Tims
Kline Low Bidder On Rt. 71 Project
Frederick bid scene names Richard F. Kline as apparent low bidder at 233,618 for rebuilding over a mile of State Route 71 at the Frederick Carroll line below Keymar. M J Grove Lime Co bid 547 higher in close competition. Other bids reached 251,243. Work includes relocating, widening and resurfacing from Little Pipe Creek to Keymar. Wright Contracting Co. of Columbus bid 39,225 for box culvert widening west of Dawford where Route 2 crosses Dry Seneca Creek in Montgomery County.
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Baltimore
Richard F. Kline
Frederick
Carroll County
Keymar
State Road Commission
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Little Pipe Creek
Frederick County
Wright Contracting Co., Inc
Columbus
Dawford
Dry Seneca Creek
Montgomery County
Big Three accept Berlin foreign ministers talk on Germany
Washington reports the United States Britain and France notified Moscow they will join a Berlin foreign ministers conference in January. They aim to speed settlement of German and Austrian issues and seek broader European security while leaving open Russia’s push to include China in a future five power talks. The notes respond to Malenkov and set the stage for a four power meeting in the American sector of Berlin.
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Washington
Dec
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Counc
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel
lev_ el
Moscow
China
Malenkov
Christmas Show By Hood College Swimming Club
Hood College hosts a Christmas show by the Rhythmic Swimming Club and affiliates in Gambrill Gymnasium and Hudson pool with two performances at 7 15 and 8 30. Students narrate and perform to carols with the octette singing White Christmas and Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire.
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Hood College
Rhythmic Swimming Club
Hudson Pool
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood Odette
Swimming Workshop
Nancy Adams
Kisco
Rita Pans
Honolulu
Joellen Libber
Bethesda
Marilyn Matison
Manhaseet
Tschaikowsky
Mass
Kathryn Hall
Newton Highlands
Misses Pegey Richards
Easton
Janet Haljock
Elizabeth
N. J
Penelope Probert
South Orange
Joutynes
Martha Smith
Lancaster
Beverly Moore
Harrisburg
Lection Labber
Hahting
Barbara Jones
Bran Mawr
Sylvia Weiss
Aflentown
Constance Gnnchy
Belmont
Marlene Miller
Bernsvyn
Lindsey Installed as Pastor in Greencastle Church
Rev Mr Lindsay a Mangansville native was installed Sunday as pastor of the Greencastle Pennsylvania Church of the Brethren. The Lindsay family will stay in Hagerstown until a new parsonage is built replacing the recently sold one. Rev Mr Jandsay takes Greencastle post after six years at Myeraville succeeding Rev Dr Rose D Murphy.
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S D. Lindsay
Mangansville
Greencasie
Church of the Brethren
Lindsay
Hagerstown
Jandsay
Greencastle
Myeraville
Rose D. Murphy
Woman’s charge reduced to manslaughter in fatal knifing
Thelma S. Herbert 22 of 480 West Patrick Street had murder changed to manslaughter in a preliminary hearing, bond set at 3000, after claims she acted in fear during the knifing of her brother Henry Jesjah Herbert 28 at his sister’s home on November 21. State’s Attorney Price supported the charge change to allow bond and grand jury action. Chief Charles V. Main led the investigation and provided witnesses and a statement from Thelma detailing the confrontation and her fear after being struck by her brother. The medical examiner cited a fatal aorta wound as the cause of death. Defense counsel was Charles McC. Mathias.
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Knising
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Thelma S. Herbert
West Patrick Street
Peoples Court
Henry Jesjah
Step” Herbert
Phobus Avenue
Effield
Charles A. Price
Charles V. Main
Thelma Herbbert
Henry
Herbert
Charles McC. Mathias
Annual Christmas Program by Monday Musicales
The Monday Musicales presented their annual Christmas program at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ames Hendrickson on West Second Street. George Douglas welcomed two new members, and James Etchison outlined the history of Christmas carols while introducing a lineup of vocal solos, duets, and choral numbers performed by club members and guests. The club also supports a Frederick County scholarship with Miss June Miller, and the January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Brant Morgan on North Market Street.
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R. Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
George Douglas
Melvin Partridge
Robert Russell
James Etchison
Handel
Stephen Langley
Marlowe Cline
Carroll Hendrickson, Jr
Curtis Thorne
Ernest Kennedy
Frank Griffin
Shirley Braungart
Wouter van Garrett
Webster Whitehill
Helen Shafer
Garrett
Kenneth Fogle
Thorne
William Roessler
Roger
Fisher- Overby
Mary
George B. Stupp
Stupp
Douglas
Griffin
Langley
Earle Blakeslee
Mass Margaret Kent
Frank Lewis
George Swank
Frederick County
June Miller
Brunswick
Hood College
Hugo Reinhold
Hendrickson
Blakeslee
William Gross
Brant Morgan
North Market Street
Marybelle Remsburg 4-H Star Wins 1952 All-Stars Honors
Marybelle Remsburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Remsburg earned 4-H awards and a Pomona Grange honor as outstanding 4-Her of the year. A University of Maryland junior majoring in home economics she helped her father paint seven rooms and remodeled a bedroom earning a Chicago trip. She works in the college dining hall and at a store on weekends to fund her education and joined Maryland All-Stars in 1952.
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Roger Remsburg
Marybelle
Chicago
The
University of Maryland
Pomona Grange
Maryland
All-Stars
U. of Md
Marybelle Remsburg
Mount Pleasant
Clarksburg community notes celebrate milestones and visits
Mr and Mrs Austin Hammond mark their 32nd wedding anniversary celebrated last Monday. James A King and others share hunting trip returns from Lycoming County Pa with an eight point buck weighed 173 pounds. Charline Graham celebrates birthday at new Wheaton Estates home last Wednesday. Rev Whipp family visits Leesburg Va. Captain G M Prevoet Leslie Kimbie and William Weaver joined Clarksburg Community Association. Mrs Ralph Martz has a prolonged illness at home. MYF substetre trails set for Cedar Grove next Sunday evening Senior MYF to lead. Raymond King birthday observed last Monday. Dickerton WSCS to host Christmas meeting at home.
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Clarksburg
Austin W. Hammond
James A. King
Charles and
Burner Elworthy
Lycoming County
Charline Graham
Wheaton Estates
J. Rev Whipp
Donald and
Bonnie
Jeannette Seaman
Titus
Leesburg
Community groups in Clarksburg plan Christmas events
Clarksburg groups meet for officer elections and programs at the Clarksburg school and parsonage. The Optimist Club and Community Association announce a joint Christmas tree, party on December 21, and an upcoming executive meeting. Carolers from Gaithersburg High School perform. Next Optimist Club meeting set for December 14 at the Sunnyside Restaurant.
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Gaithersburg High School
King
Clarksburg
Optimist Club
Sunnyside
Paul Casassa
Washington Boy's Club
Small Miracle as Magistrate Denies Early Release
Marion Holloway, released yesterday, pleaded with Magistrate William F. Laukaitis not to return him to jail to earn money for Christmas gifts. The magistrate remained unmoved, remarking only a miracle could save him. He began to write a sentence, then joked his pen ran dry and could not grant leniency.
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Baltimore
Marion Holloway
Holloway
William F. Laukaitis
Laukaitis
Emmitsburg Grange Meeting and Post 121 Activities
The Emmitsburg Grange met at the High School with 25 members and three guests. They voted to contribute 15 toward bowling expenses. a December 16 Christmas party was planned with a gift exchange. Also noted were a $79.49 receipt from the Frederick County Fair and a State Talent contest win by Richard Frock. The Francis X. Elder Post 121 organized a Christmas decorating committee and added 16 new members, with special guests and a prize awarded. Local charity offerings reached 43, and several locals reported deer hunting successes.
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Emmitsburg
Edgar Emrich
Edward Smith
Frederick
Norman Shriver
Richard Frock
Hagerstown
Jasper Wantz
Thurmont Grange
Francis X. Elder
American Legion
Richard McCullough
Philip B. Sharpe
Sabillasville
McCullough
Andrew T. Shorb
Everett Chrismer
Robert Myers
William Topper
Louis Rosensteel
Glen and
Gleason Sanders
William Rodgers
Harvey E. Wilt
Harvey A. Wooing
Eugene R. Sites
Clyde W. Sanders
Tron Springs
Sheldon E. Richardson
Edward M. Dick
Charles Edward Wilson
Roy K. Baker
Eugene R. Shindledecker
Calvin C Swisher
Fairfield
John C. Weatherly
John S. Hollinger
Floral
Paul F. Conway
Mt. St. Mary’s College
James L. Sparks
Rhoderick L. Montgomery
Gettysburg
Richard L. Miller
Taneytown
J. Albert Saffer
Maryland
Herman Shook
Thurmont
Francis Arnold
Helen Bushman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Bushman
The
Reformed Church
Guy R. McGlaughlin
Aaron Adams
Pennsylvania
Russell Wantz
Robert
May Ask Review By Court of Appeals
Sidney Traub, chairman of the State Motion Picture Censor Board, says a court of appeals review may be sought after Judge Moser’s ruling on The Moon is Blue. The board will ask the attorney general if an appeal is permitted, noting Moser’s limit of censorship to indecent and obscene films and the potential appeal of that aspect.
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Baltimore
Sidney Traub
State
Motion Picture Censor Board
Herman M. Moser
Court of Appeals
Traub
Moser
Edward Rolsing
State Court of Appeals
Appeals Court Acts On Stock Purchase
ANNAPOLIS December report shows David B. Baker of Baltimore losing a bid for more money or to reverse stock sales in Standard Lime and Stone Company. The Court of Appeals found no fraud in a 7952 share sale at 95 dollars, noting personal investment concerns and a split in control after a charter amendment issued 7000 shares of preferred stock to Mutual Life Insurance. The ruling kept the majority faction in control while equalizing ownership percentages. BUTCHERINGS HELD On Thanksgiving Day Loyd St Clair near Adams Town and MrsCosgrave butchered large boat turkey. helpers included Ollie Cosgrave and Ollie Miles. Last Saturday Mrs. Ollie Cosgrave slaughtered six hogs with about thirty people at a turkey dinner carved by Mrs. Cosgrave.
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Annapolis
David B. Baker
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Baker
Standard Lime and Stowe Company
John H. Baker
Mutual Life Insurance Company
High Court
Loyd St. Clair
Adamstown
Ollie Cosgrave
Ollie Miles
Meeting On City By Pass Set As Dec 17
Public hearing planned in Frederick City Hall on the proposed City by pass route to route traffic south and west. City officials and State Roads Commission work out final details while protests from Biggs Avenue residents shape the agenda. Kentucky
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Frederick
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
William ¥. Childa
Donald B. Rice
Biggs Avenue
West Seventh Street
Apple Avenue
McCain
Hyattstown
Clarksburg
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Urbana
Urbana-Hyattetown
Zonta Club votes ambulance donation at hotel meeting
Zonta Club leaders in the Francia Scott Key Hotel discussed year end reports and committee activities. The club agreed to donate 100 to Ward No. 3 ambulances and noted a 261.16 Salvation Army kettle collection plus doll preparation for Christmas distribution. A March 8 1954 fashion show and dinner were announced with Grace Brown as general chair.
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Zonta Club
Blus and Gray
Francia ‘Scott Key
Catherine Johnson
Mise Mayetta Hersheberger
Beatrice Fehr
Grace Brown
Hilda Croghan
The
Salvation Army
Zonta Resub
United Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 3
Zonta
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Grace Coe
Marjorie Brehi
Average man spends 427 days shaving in a lifetime
Dr. E J Van Scott of the U S Public Health Service told the 7th annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology that men remove keratin during shaving, a natural barrier against germs. He declined to estimate time for women on scalp keratin care.
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Chicago
E. J. van Scott
U.S. Public Health Service
Bethesda
Scott
van Scott
Americad Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology
Policeman Convicted in Baltimore Court Case
Peter M. Chrusniak, suspended Baltimore policeman, found guilty today by Judge Joseph Carter in Criminal Court on charges of battery and obstructing justice. The motorist accuses him. Henry C. Nareck, 17, of offering to defend Nareck a fever in age for 33. Sentencing postponed pending possible appeal.
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Baltimore
Peter M.chrusniak
Baltmore
Joesph Carter
Henry C. Nareck
de Nareck
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