U.N. Receives Red Prisoner List in Korea
The United Nations received from the Communists a list of 11 559 prisoners in Korea including 3 198 Americans. The list covers all prisoners of the Korean War held by the Reds and includes Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, missing since Taejon fell in 1950, along with photographer Frank Noel. U.N. officials warned the lists could contain errors and emphasized verification efforts and next of kin notifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Reds
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
William F. Dean
U. S
Dean
Taejon
St Pan- Omunjom
Associated Press
Frank Noel
R. E. Libby
William P. Nuckols
United States
Red Cross
Canada
Greece
Netherlands
U. S. Army
James M. Hanley
U. S. Eighth Army
Ridgway
No Santa Claus Says Children's Story Teller
In Sydney and Melbourne the ABC broadcast to young listeners that Santa Claus is not real. A story teller on Kindergarten of the Air said Santa was created by mothers and fathers to explain gifts. Parents in Melbourne demanded a retraction while Sydney saw little complaint as educators defended the lesson.
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Sydney
Australia
Melbourne
ABC
Jean Wyndham
New Storm Heads East Across Mid Atlantic and Northeast
A new snow storm was forecast to move into the Middle Atlantic states and northeast today. Pennsylvania New York and northern Ohio expected three to eight inches with lighter amounts in New Jersey and southward through northern Virginia. A Gulf air mass could turn snow to rain later, while a cold front tonight threatened hazardous driving in many eastern areas.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Virginia
Gulf
Mexico
Lcy
Midwest
Cleveland
Maryland
Watertown
Middle Atlantic
North Central
Seaboard
Central Plains
Chicago
Missppi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Canadian
Bismarck
N. D
International Falls
Minn
Pierre
S. D
Miles City
Mont
Old Town
Greensboro
N. C
Atlanta
Houston
Punxsutawney
Winchester
Front Royal
Strasburg
Shenandoah Valley
Lynchburg
Danville
Richmond
New York State
New England
Indiana
Illinois
Massachusetts
Alabama
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Nebraska
Tennessee
Missouri
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Maine
Nevada
North Carolina
Wyoming
Renn Named President Of Local Fair
A. Irvin Renn, Frederick livestock dealer, was elected president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society at the annual Board of Managers meeting. The 1952 Frederick Fair dates were set for September 30 to October 4 with both afternoon and night shows. Clyde W. Smith became vice president, Guy K. Matter was reappointed secretary, and Lewis R. Dertzbaugh was named treasurer. Robert E Clapp Jr was named attorney and C Gordon Smith chief marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Board of Managers
Mutual Insurance Company
Renn
Frank N. Stauffer
Walkersville
Clyde W. Smith
Stamsyville Farmer
Mr. Renn
Guy K. Matter
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Robert E Clapp, Jr
C. Gordon Smith
Pennsylvania State Association of County Fairs
Reds hold 3198 prisoners in 11 NK camps near Manchuria
A U N command spokesman said 3,198 Americans are held in four camps near the border north of Sinuiju, with camps listed at Changsong and Pyoktong along the Yalu river. Red plans mention an old fashioned Christmas as trucks delivery apples, pears, candies, peanuts, wine, beer and cigarettes to POW camps.
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Munsan
Korea
Pyongyang
Sinuiju
U. N
Willaim P. Nuckols
Changsong
Yalu River
Pyoktong
Panmunjom
Red
Alan Winnington
London Daily Worker
Wilfred Burchett
Ce Soir
North Korea
West Virginia Snow Strands Roads Amid Weather Crisis
A West Virginia snowstorm left treacherous mountain roads with depths from eight inches to one and a half feet. Warmups caused slushy conditions as temperatures were forecast to rise to 42 after dawn and fall to 15 20 tonight. Road districts urged chains. district 5 at Keyser warned against travel. Preston county reported eight inches of snow. Eisenhower hosted Churchill at Supreme Headquarters in Europe and proposed a unified European army. The government called a CIO Steel Workers meeting with big steel firms to avert a threatened Dec. 3 strike.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Weather Bureau
Road Commission
Keyser
Panhandle
Preston County
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Dwight
Churchill
Washington
CIO Steel Workers Union
Housing For Old Engine Is Sought
The United Fire Company seeks heated storage in Frederick for its 32 year old Ah Ren s Fox pumper kept in good order for emergency use. Company officials warn space at the engine house is needed for newer gear and for cleaning and maintaining equipment. Directors of the Citizens declined the pumper’s return to other storage, citing space needs. Local garages have housed it temporarily. officials stress the bomber may be crucial in case of bombing or fires near Carroll Creek. The clinic cancellation at Winchester Hall due to bad weather is noted.
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United Fire Company
Frederick
W. Bartgis Storm
United Engine House
Lawson
West Patrick Street
Strine
Abcecht Place
Citizen’s Truck Company
South Court Street
Citizens
United Engine
United Company
Citizens Company
United
Citizens Truck House
Storm
James Marrone
Carroll Creek
Route 340 Blocked by Snow Sprinters at Steiner's Hill
Route 340 was reported completely blocked early this afternoon at Steiner's Hill by trucks and cars skidding across the road. State Roads Commission snowplow operators and police worked to clear slippery portions near the Catoctin Creek bridge. Officials considered halting traffic back from the hill until the highway could be made safe. other main routes remained open by 12 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner's Hill
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Catoctin Creek
Mobile X Ray Tuberculosis Survey Ends Early in Frederick
A five day a week mobile x ray unit surveying Frederick County for tuberculosis ended early due to weather. With 8000 chest x rays already performed, the effort sponsored by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association paused after difficulty reaching towns such as Urbana New Market Libertytown Myersville and Wolfsville.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Janet Kerchner
TB Association
Roy Moon
Maryland
Urbana
Market
Libertytown
Myersville
Wolfsville
North Market Street
Frederick
Drastic Action By Truman Still Awaited
Washington dispatch reports a grand jury probe into Abraham Teitelbaum’s claim of a $500000 payoff for tax relief may be delayed until next month. The White House keeps details of Truman’s promised drastic action secret while House Ways and Means subcommittee plans to question Henry Grunewald amid ongoing mystery. Grunewald’s attorney says he may be released from Georgetown University Hospital today under subpoena. Adrian DeWind says he will appear Thursday.
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Washington
Abraham Teitelbaum
White House
Truman
U.S
Thomas F. Murphy
New York
House
Ways and Means
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The forecast calls for clear and colder weather Wednesday except for snow squalls and flurries in the mountains. Wednesday night remains fair and colder. Thursday will be colder with increasing cloudiness and snow again by late Thursday or Friday. Friday improves but remains cool, with a warmer trend by Sunday bringing a chance of snow or rain. Temperatures for the period average near or slightly above normal. Normal highs 40 to 45, lows 20 in the mountains and 30 elsewhere on the peninsula.
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Maryland
Delaware
Delmar Peninsule
Severe cold follows new snow across northern states
Fresh snow and record cold plagued northern states as a new blast of sub zero temperatures hit Midwest cities like Cleveland and Watertown. The Weather Bureau warned of more snow for Pennsylvania New York and northern Ohio while temperatures plunged below zero in several Northern Plains towns. Death tolls climbed with 151 to 152 reported nationwide as travel peril and school closures continued amid forecast storms.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Five Inches More Snow Drops Across Western Maryland
A winter storm produced five inches of fresh snow in Western Maryland this morning, followed by sleet and freezing rain that froze highways and slowed traffic. State police warned motorists to stay off roads, with chains advised when travel was unavoidable. An Eastern Shore man died in a pickup rollover on ice near Salisbury. Cumberland and Frederick saw significant accumulations, while many counties closed schools. Officials noted rising temperatures may melt the snow later, but hazardous conditions persisted.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Salisbury
Allegany County
Cumberland
Allexany County
Haperstown
Frederick
Priday
Bay
Washington
Annapolis
Princess Anne
Crisfield
Snow
Randallstown
Baltimore
U.S. 40
State Roads Commission
Waterloo
Washington-Baltimore
Carroll
State and
Eounty Roads
Weather Bureau
Nornis
Hyattstown Hill
Steiner's Hill
Braddock Mountain
Blue Ridge Lines
Highway Post Office
Star
Post Office
Airport Weather Bureau
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
West Virginia
County Roads
Caller Lake
118 Pints Of Blood Given At Middletown
The American Red Cross bloodmobile from Baltimore collected 118 pints of blood in Middletown at Zion Lutheran Church on Monday. 335 people responded to the appeal, 17 were deferred after exams, with additional donors from Middletown Valley and the 302nd Signal Aviation Construction Battalion from Frederick. The visit was led by Dr. Louise Caldwell and Miss Concannon, with multiple aides and volunteers assisting. Frederick’s blood donor chair and canteen organizers were also present.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Baltimore
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Rext Cross
Middletown Valley
302Nd Signal Aviation Construction Battalion
Frederick
Frederick Reservist Group
Louise Caldwell
Concannon
Marvin Calhoun
Wilson Robertson
June Sheffler
Ray Paisley
Henry Davis
Robert Allerbern
C.thomas Summers
RE. Town
Ernest C Webb
Harry D. Radelfini
Ransom R. Lewis
John YT. Routsahn
James Stavely
Emmett R. Bowles
Motor Corps
Paul Wilklard
William Barigis
Alexander Lewis
Reds Shy Off Of Air Fight Over Korea
In northwest Korea American Sabre jets encountered 206 Communist jets but Reds fled each engagement. A Sabre pilot bailed out and was rescued unharmed. Two Marine planes were shot down yet their crews were saved. Turkish troops repelled Red probing attacks near Pyongyang in the central front area.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Five Marines Die In Turnpike Crash Near Bordentown
Five Marines were killed and a sixth gravely injured in the first fatal New Jersey Turnpike wreck. The car carrying Marines, likely on leave from Camp Lejeune, rear-ended a tractor trailer six miles south of Bordentown. All victims believed from New England. Police said the car was traveling at very high speed. the sedan wedged beneath the truck.
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Bordentown
N. J
New Jersey
Camp LeJeune
Here
New England
NATO Needs To Do A Lot To Make It Work
Paris report from Bee News outlines a 12 member panel led by W Averell Harriman proposing six objectives to streamline NATO: priority training and supply systems, preparedness standards, improved training and organization, better production planning, reliable troop support, and strengthened command structures. Eight of twelve allied nations urged higher military spending, with Belgium facing a 50 percent rise, though actions await parliamentary approval.
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Paris
Bee
W. Averett Harriman
U. S
Harriman
Dwight D. Hisenhower
NATO
Belgium
Parking Rules Tightened In Loading Zones In City
Police will more strictly enforce loading and unloading zones after patrols returned from the State Police headquarters at Pikesville. Chief W W Corbin said passenger cars may park ten minutes and trucks twenty six minutes. A system to check time parked is being devised. Sitting in a car in a meter zone with a violation flag does not legalize parking and remaining does not waive the time limit. motorists may receive tickets.
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State Police
Pikesville
W. W. Corbin
Snow Cripples Roads Delays Hit Frederick Area
Snowstorm blankets Frederick and Carroll counties with about five inches of new snow and icy roads. State and county crews deploy 35 pieces of equipment to clear highways as buses run late and post office deliveries slow due to slick conditions and near freezing temperatures. Weather shifts from freezing rain to sleet as colder air returns, threatening more snow and disrupting travel and holiday plans.
Better Pheasant Hunting Reported
Maryland sportsmen report improved pheasant hunting along the Pennsylvania line as the State Game and Inland Fish Commission stocks the area after a five season lapse. The plan releases 1000 to 1200 birds yearly in northern counties with a two bird daily limit. Only male pheasants may be taken during the open season through December.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ernest A. Vaughn
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
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Bno
Santa Claus
Uniteds
Winchester Hall
Forbes Burgess
Tehran
Tran
Iran
Charles Town
Jockey Club
W. Md
Maryland ‘Traffic Safety Commission
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