GOP Calls for Acheson Dismissal Across House and Senate
Senate Republicans by 23 to 5 condemned Secretary of State Acheson and urged his firing, after House Republicans passed a resolution for his dismissal. The move sparks Democratic criticism as leaders warn it risks weakening national unity amid the Korean War.
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Texas
Senators Vote on Foreign Policy Row With No Resignation Hint
The House acted by voice vote with 23 yes and several no votes on the resolution. Voting yes were Brewster Butler Capehart Carlson Donnell Dworshak Edson Hendrickson Hickenlooper Ives Jenner Kem Knowland McCarthy Millikin Mundt Nixon Saltonstall Taft Thye Watkins Wherry Young. Those opposed included Aiken Langer Morse Smith Me Smith CN. Absent were Wiley and others, including Van denberg ill, Bridges and Lodge, with Schoeppel Flanders Bricker Cain Ferguson Vandenberg and Martin noted as absent.
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U. S
Child Bride Sentenced On Charge Of Banditry
Balimore December 15 Mrs Georgia Gallo a child bride who became a lady bandit was sentenced today to a five year prison term for her part in a robbery of a Chinese restaurant operator. She admitted serving as a look out for Joseph F Farrell a 32 year old Washington bartender convicted of a 6250 holdup on October 23. Married at 15 she is now 25. Psychiatrists described her as extremely nervous and subject to mental disturbances but legally responsible. The sentence was pronounced by Judge Joseph Sherbow. They stayed in Baltimore a few days before the robbery and were suspected after their landlady reported a pistol stolen. They were picked up in Silver Spring. Mrs Gallo pleaded guilty to armed robbery. Farrell will be sentenced next week on charges of armed robbery and larceny of the landlady s pistol. Her husband Louis Gallo is in the Army. They had been separated and he has filed for divorce.
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Joseph F. Farrell
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Police Court Cases Heard
Martin Beard of Silver Spring was convicted for assault and battery on Nelson St. Rice of Lewistown paid a $10 fine. Five cases heard by Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg Friday morning.
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T. West Claggett, Jr
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Cumberland
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Lester H. Gardner
Albert L Moog
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Traffic Violations Across Several States Prompt Arrests
James W. Robey of Van Wert Ohio faces fines totaling $1145 for failing to stop at a boulevard sign and failing to obey a summons. John H. Cope of Damascus incurs $2645 for operating without a license and failing to identify after an accident. Joseph A. Reposkey of Pittsburgh and Edward J. Jefferson of Philadelphia face $1145 and $1645 penalties for improper passing and improper signaling. Samuel B. King of Boonsboro is fined $645 for following too closely, Artur Sharp of Ontario faces $645 for failing to give a hand signal. Arrests were made by Troopers HP O'Brien, Maynard J. Whitney, and Patrick Stakem Jr.
Mrs Clarke Raises Funds for Veterans and Blood Drive
Mrs Clarke collected 30.50 at City Hall Baltimore to aid Catholic War Veterans for telephone calls to wounded servicemen in hospitals. She donated a 27th pint of blood at Fort Howard Hospital and learned her son Joseph Anthony, with the Air Force, had returned home for Christmas with eight brothers and four sisters remaining.
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Thurmont
James Lazzie
Clarke
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Fort Howard Hospital
Veterans’ Hospital
Joseph Anthony
Air Force
Wichita Falls
Tex
Man charged with manslaughter after woman’s death
Cambridge reports a man, George Ednar O Day of Salisbury, is charged with manslaughter after the death of Ruth L Harris 46 Federalsburg. Harris was found decomposed in a Dorchester County thicket. A car crash on November 11 led to her death, with authorities initially treating it as homicide before medical examiners ruled natural causes. No hearing date set.
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Charles Edmondson
George Ednar O'Day
Salisbury
Ruth Ls Harris
Federalsburg
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Harris
Holly Ptckers
Dorchester County
Russell H . Fisher
Baltimore
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Harts
O'Day
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O Day
Nash Motors raises prices on 1951 models in brief
Nash Motors tonight announced price increases for its 1951 models from 3 to 5 percent effective immediately. The move follows similar actions by Ford and GM as the industry plans a Washington conference with government officials. Last September Nash also raised prices from $29 to $98 amid ongoing cost concerns.
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C Doss
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Miner freed after 400 foot avalanche trap at Big 4 mine
John Worth, 41, was brought to the surface safely roughly four hours and two minutes after being trapped by an avalanche 400 feet below the Big 4 coal mine in Selleck Washington on Wednesday afternoon. Authorities report the rescue team moved quickly to recover him from the shaft as conditions allowed.
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John Worth
Big 4
Final Police Court session closes amid ill health
Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg presided his last Police Court as he resigns due to ill health. John W Smith Frederick, a chronic offender, was warned to expect a new judge next time. Smith convicted of three drunken sprees linked to Sneaky Pete. two collaterals of 860 each forfeited. Roy A Kane of Penbrook Va received a 30 day suspended sentence and left Frederick. An officer reported two hunters’ loaded guns prompted two $10 collaterals. Warnings and years back, the piece ends noting the 13 original states of 1790 and their area.
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John W Smith
Frederick
Smith
Pete
Sergi Swomley
Roy A Kane
Penbrook
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