Stevenson says United Nations survives grim struggle for survival
Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S. delegate, warned the United Nations faces a grim survival struggle but urged stronger peace keeping machinery. He cited Congo progress and praised the 11 week General Assembly for delivering results amid crisis from Korea to Goa.
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United Nations
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
World Organization
U.S
Mark ‘Twain
Stevenson
Security Council
Goa
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Red
Korea
Barrick Attacks Maryland Prisons In Statement
Samuel W. Barrick, Democratic Attorney General candidate, voiced sharp criticism of Maryland prison conditions. He cited overcrowding, lack of rehabilitation, and a warden’s warning that prisons pose a public safety risk, blaming Governor Tawes and state leaders for the crisis. He warned 70 percent of inmates risk becoming repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Barrick
George P. Mahoney
Blair Lee
United States Senate
Maryland
Frederick County
Tawes
Maryland House of Correction
Senator Barrick
Manfred S. Guttmacher
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Wage Increases Going Into Effect in 1962
Washington AP reports wage increases negotiated for about 2.4 million workers take effect in 1962 at an estimated annual cost of at least 600 million dollars. Labor Department data show contracts for nonunion workers up for renegotiation later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Darien
Death investigation under way for Donald Hitcheson
State Police at Westminster said they were investigating the death of Donald Phillip Hitcheson 38 of Ridgeville. He was pronounced dead at his Parrsville residence from a gunshot wound Wednesday night by Carroll County medical examiner Dr. James Marsh. Hitcheson was born in Texas, son of the late William H Huddleson and Hettie Child.
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Westminster
Donald Phillip Hitcheson
Ridgeville
Parrsville
Carroll County
James Marsh
Huddleson
Texas
William H. Huddleson
Hettie Child
Lisbon Protest Targets U S and Britain Over Goa Crisis
Portuguese demonstrators in Lisbon condemned the United States and Britain and denounced Anglo Portuguese ties. Flags draped from cars as police arrested a knife-wielding protester at the U S Embassy. Officials criticized the UN and Soviet vetoes over India's Goa campaign, blaming Soviet Russia for New Delhi’s stance.
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America
Lisbon
U.S
Portugal
United States
Britain
Antonio Salazar
India
U.N. Security Council
Goa
Security Council
Salazar
Damao
Diu
U.N
Alberto Franco Nogueira
Nehmi
Russia
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Frederick area couples receive marriage licenses including Lawson Barnes Fraley Sharer Walsh Woods Hawker Wolfe Sharpe Price Greeger Stultz Smiley May. Property transfers list Fisher to Meyer Decker Wilt Otto Hahn and others with various $10 and county references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clay Lawson
Edith Marie Barnes
Frederick
Joseph Ellsworth Fraley
Ann Marie Sharer
Thurmont
James F. Walsh
Dorothy M. Woods
Kenneth L. Hawker
Jefferson
Lorraine M. Wolfe
Myersville
Ralph M. Sharpe Jr
Yvonne Price
Austin
Texas
Frank D. Greeger
Patricia A. Stultz
Gettysburg
George P. Smiley
East Berlin
Virginia Lee May
York Springs
Robert T. Fisher
Roy W. Meyer
Waiter Henry Decker
John W. Wilt
Coun
Appeals Court Lets Gladden Forgery Case Stand
The Court of Appeals affirmed Frederick County convictions of Vennie T. Gladden on three forgery and false pretenses charges. Sentences totaling 18 months in the House of Correction plus consecutive one year terms were upheld, with the court rejecting claims of inadequate counsel and cruel punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Vennie T. Gladden
Gladden
House of Correction
High Court
Advanced Red Cross First Aid Class Organized
The local Red Cross chapter announces an advanced First Aid course led by Laurrens Bowers. The eight week program starts 7 30 p m on Monday January 8 and runs for eight consecutive Mondays at the Red Cross chapter house.
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S. Market St
Bowers
Brederick County
Red Cross
Laurrens Bowers
Huddieson Family Mourns Longtime Navy Veteran
The obituary notes Corrin Huddieson Karen Huddle and Karl Huddieson as children of a 29 year Navy veteran. The deceased worked as an electrometals equipment specialist for the Atomic Energy Commission. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. today at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia, with Olin L. Molesworth of Damascus listed as funeral director and Nora as the widow.
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Erk Huddieson
Navy
Corrin Huddieson
Karen Huddle
Karl Huddieson
Atomic Energy Commission
Arling
Germantown
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John J. Otto
Hedtye A. Hahn
Hetive A. Hahn
Gladhill Properties, Inc
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
George E.W
George B.oy
Honey
S. Davail Jr Te . Murphy
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Sohn Sock An
County
Schnauffer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Whitesell Pharmacy “Prescription Center
N. Market St
Watkins -Burdette Motor CO
Frederick, Md
East Fourth Street
Cell
Ot Os
All Gun Aire
Poyweret
N. E
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AMD
Frederick MO
North Market Street
South Market St. MO
Dobbs
Market St
Strect Pharmacy
Mercers’ Drug Store
Westera
N. Market Sts
Service Glass & Mirror, Inc
East St
Libby-Owens-Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Distributors Division
Service Glass Works, Inc
Jupee
W. Patrick ST
N. Market ST. Frederick Shopping Center
Eveready
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
Coke
Fehy
Pete
Cs & Parade
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