Beall Attacks White House Policies At Farm Bureau
Representative J Glenn Beall told Maryland farm bureau members that the administration has cost Americans about 400 billion dollars in seven years, warning of creeping socialism and waste. He condemned taxation, debt, and inflation, urged action against Communist influence, and cited devaluation effects on bleu cheese and farm imports. He warned government control could threaten food supplies and predicted broader attacks on industry if agriculture suffers further.
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Korea
White House
J. Glenn Beall
Sixth
Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
Beall
Hey
Prore
Mr. Beall
America
Brannan
J. Edgar Hoover
Cecil K. Holter
T. S. Anderson
Maryland
Holly Albaugh
Associated Women
Roy C. W. Scheffer
Braddock
J. William Howard
Frederick
Daniel S. Guyton
Burkittsville
Baltimore
Charles Remsberg
Middletown
Howard A. Quinn
Pearl
Paul Bgeisbert
Urbana
Harry G. Harshman
Wellsville
Harold M. Free
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
T. West Claggett
Mehrl H. Remsburg
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Harry B. Kanode
Bruce E. Crum
Ray H. Smith
Cyrus McBride
Robert Fitz
President Holter
Liens Filed Against Men In House Probe
The Internal Revenue Bureau said no coordinated pattern behind tax liens tied to a House investigation. Liens were filed against Abraham Teitelbaum a Chicago attorney and Henry Grunewald a Washington man who declined to answer questions. A lien was also filed Nov 19 on property in Houston linked to Troy Whitehead who appears in the inquiry for taking officials on a pleasure flight.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mian
House
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago
Henry Grunewald
Houston
Texas
Troy Whitehead
Whitehead
The
Revenue Bureau
Red Cross coordinates relief for McKenzie family home loss
Frederick chapter of the American Red Cross coordinates relief for the Donald McKenzie family of Reel's Mill after their Christmas Eve house fire. Rear Adm. Alien G. Quynn, ret. leads the disaster committee, with estimates to determine rebuilding needs. Local donors include Potomac Edison with a refrigerator, Mehri F. Wachter a donated store, and Cline's Furniture Store for refurnishing. Donations may be made to the McKenzie bank account at Western Maryland Trust Company.
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Frederick
American Red Cross
Donald McKenzie
Reel’s Mill
Alien G. Quynn
Red Cross
Quynn
Potomac Edison Company
Mehri F. Wachter
Cline
Adm
Quynon
McKenzie Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company
Ferry Changes Are Proposed in Maryland Plan
Baltimore December 27. H McCain head of the State Roads Commission says lower Chesapeake Bay ferry service has definite drawbacks. A 3 mile bridge near Annapolis opens this summer. Proposals favor Crisfield to Solomons or to St Marys County routes, with a 40 mile route to Solomons taking about four hours each way. Economic viability and boat prices are debated as offers to sell the vessels have been favorable.
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Baltimore
Russell H. MecCain
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Annapolis
Crisfield
Solomons
Calvert County
St. Mary's County
Virginia
McCain
Salomons
Reds Say U. S. 5. Moving 70000 Nationalists
In Taipei on December 27 American officials refused to comment on a Chinese Communist radio report that the U S Seventh Fleet is ferrying 70000 Nationalist troops from Formosa to the mainland. Maj. Gen. William C. Chase said only a comment. Naval attache Capt Henry T Jarrell and Newsmen likewise declined to comment. The Peiping broadcast named Chase among two American officers accused of arranging transport to Thailand with listed names.
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Taipeh
Formosa
U.S
Thailand
One Day Holiday and New Year Weather Outlook
The article notes New Year's Day will be a general holiday for industries offices and banks marking the end of the Christmas break for students. It details store and school schedules, post-Christmas shopping moods, holiday returns for college and Hood College, military and federal workers, plus a cold outlook with possible snow Saturday afternoon and night and temperatures plunging to near 15.
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Hood College
High Knob
Husband in death pact drives car into river
FAIRMONt WV Dec 27 Investigators examined Howard Daughertys account of a death by own action pact that led to the drowning of his wife and one year old daughter Daugherty swam to shore and was charged with murder after telling officers he drove into the Monongahela river in a suicide pact with his wife He had been hospitalized at a VA hospital since discharge as police quoted him about a planned drive around Fairmont to find a place to end their lives An autopsy on the wifes body was ordered
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Fairmont
W. Va
Howard Daugherty
Daugherty
Monongahela River
Veterans Administration
Martinsburg
John R. Austin
Mildred Bruce Daugherty
Austin
New Year Holiday Traffic Fatality Estimate Set
The National Safety Council projected 350 traffic deaths over the New Year holiday period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday. Ned H. Dearborn urged drivers to commit to sober, cautious driving for four days to form a lasting safe habit for 1952. The report contrasts with a 535 death toll during a Christmas period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Must Repay Unemployment Money Or Serve Jail Term
A Frederick colored man who received state unemployment compensation while employed faced 90 days in jail or repayment of $112 after pleading guilty to making false statements to claim unemployment. Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield ordered repayment and custody. other case Deer case upended as Mills found not guilty of attempting to shoot a second deer.
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Frederick
Wilbur
Sheffield
Peoples Court
Arthur FP. Naylor
Ice Street
C. Burton Cannon
Department of Employment Security of
Maryland
Naylor
Charles A. Price
Hillside Motor Company
George Mills
Sharpsburg
Mills
Benjamin Phebus
Mystery Blasts Hit Florida After Threats
MIAMI Fla Dec 27 a new series of bombs rocked the Miami area hours after a prior blast in Hialeah no damage was reported as police searched houses of worship and Coral Gables patrols heard the blast at 330 am Safety Director William G Kimbrough said a caller with a heavy foreign accent warned of further acts claiming dynamite remains and intent to bomb churches in unspecified locations
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Miame
Fla
Miami
Hialea
Coral Gables
Hialeah
Miami Springs
William G. Kimbrough
Predict Child Height Uses X Rays of Joints to Forecast Growth
Researchers at the University of California Institute of Child Welfare described a method to predict final height starting before the teen years. X rays of hand wrist and knee bone development indicate maturity and ultimate height, with tests beginning at age 8 and increasing accuracy around age 12.
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Philadelphia
Nancy Bayley
Alta Gordon
Edward Bowes
University of California Institute of Child Welfare
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Des. E. W. Emmart
J. C. Keresziesy
Police Fire on Rioting Egyptian Students in Cairo and Alexandria
Cairo and Alexandria saw fresh protests over royal power politics as police fired buckshot at rioting students injuring about 15 in Alexandria and injuring several in Cairo. Demonstrators overturned a streetcar near Parliament, police used clubs, and arrests rose to ten amid traffic jams. Secondary schools in Alexandria closed. The unrest ties to Halex Afifi Pasha, named to lead the royal cabinet, who backs defense ties with the West, a policy Nashashib Pasha’s government had rejected in October.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Parliament
Abbasia
Halex Afifi Pasha
Farouk
Affi
Mustapha Nashas Pasha
Ex Marine Held in Woman s Death
Cincinnati dispatch reports ex Marine Frank Christopher, 22, being held for the stabbing death of Elizabeth Sloan, also 22, at her College Hill home. He told Sheriff Dan Tehan a confrontation preceded the killing after visiting to protest her conduct and discuss reenlisting. He recalled being struck, then losing memory of events.
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Cincinnati
Bland
Frank Christopher
Dan Tehan
Elizabeth Sloan
College Hill
Betty
Air Force Plane Missing With Eight Aboard
An Air Force C-47 with eight people aboard is missing over stormy northern California after departing Spokane for Fairchild Air Force Base. The Air Force has withheld the identities of five passengers and three crew, and the aircraft from the 1733rd Air Evacuation Squadron had fuel to operate until about midnight Eastern.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
California
Fairchild Air Force Base
Spokane
Wash
Report Two Chosen For Probe Board
The New York Times reports President Truman has selected two of three members for a special government probe. He aims to include a young widely known investigator to complete the three member panel, with one Republican and one Democrat named but not yet identified. White House comment was not available. Cabinet ministers from six western European nations met in Paris to discuss forming a single European army, offering no clear answer on feasibility.
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New York
New York Times
Truman
the Times
Times
White House
Paris
Sub Zero Cold Hits Many Areas Across Nation
A frigid blast spread from the northwest into the eastern two thirds of the United States with sub zero readings in the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and northern Minnesota. Chicago and Detroit faced major transport disruptions and record snows this month while Mobile Alabama saw near freezing temperatures as the cold extended southward. Snow removal crews and equipment were deployed in Chicago to clear 3700 miles of streets amid a December snowfall surpassing 38 inches and a shortage of skid chains snow tires and shovels.
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U. S&s
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Chicago
Detroit
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minow
Montana
Mobile
Ala
Super-Cabinet Planned to Strengthen NATO in London Talks
London dispatch reports Western powers to discuss a permanent ministerial council of NATO, uniting agencies under one roof in Paris beside SHAPE. A civilian secretary general may be appointed with powers rivaling Eisenhower, while each ally preserves veto rights and speed is prioritized.
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London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Churchill
Truman
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Council of Deputies
Council of Ministers
Paris
Eisenhower
Allied Powers In
Europe
Address For POW Letters Outlined
Tokyo December 27 Allies and the Communists moved to permit POW letter exchanges. Relatives are told to address letters to APO 100 Care Postmaster San Francisco. Warden C C B. Warden said mail will be held until permission is granted by the Communists. Upon approval, mail likely will follow the same system as exchanges at Panmunjam.
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Tokyo
U.N
APO 100
Care
San Francisco
Col
C. C B. Warden
Far East Command
Panmunjam
Korea
Stolen Car Crashes After High Speed Chase
Two teenage boys in a stolen car reached about 95 miles per hour near Baltimore before losing control. The sedan struck a telephone pole and tree, turned over, skidded 250 feet on its top, but the boys escaped with only superficial injuries. In Georgia, prison officials opened inquiry into a Christmas day heel slashing by inmates, leaving many in solitary confinement after tendon cuts.
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Baltimore
City
Buford
Georgia
Hubert L. Smith
New Rock Quarry
Fliers Release Still In Doubt Amid Hungary Talks
Vienna report says Hungary is still considering paying a fine for freedom of four jailed U S fliers. The move contrasts with Washington's claim that Hungary accepted a 120000 ransom for their prompt release. Senate probe proposed as Morse urges inquiry into the four airmen who were forced down on a Munich Belgrade flight.
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Vienna
U. S
Hungary
Washington
West
Mungary
Senate
Morse R-Ore
Air battles renew in severe cold during Korean front clash
In renewed air combat over northwest Korea, 32 Sabre jets fought 50 MiGs in a 30 minute duel. The Fifth Air Force reported two MIGs shot down and no American losses. Meanwhile ground fighting continued near Heartbreak Ridge as UN troops tried to regain a cut off position amid knee deep snow and 20 below temperatures. United Nations forces reported no American fatalities in ground action for a third straight day.
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Seoul
Korea
Dee
Fifth Air Force
Isnee
Aubhere
Heartbreak Ridge
Ako
United Nations
U.S. Eighth Army
U. S. Fighth Army
Blonde Bride Weds Former Catholic Priest in Milan Mall
Claire Young, a 21 year old blonde from Chicago, marries Luciano Negrini, 43, a defrocked priest. The ceremony in Milan City Mall was conducted by city assessor Carlo Pedragna after months of red tape and Claire relinquished American citizenship. Negrini served 15 years as a missionary in China and the couple had met in Chicago during church promotion work.
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Mary
Dee
Claire Young
Chicago
Luciano Neegrini
Claire
Negrina
Millan
City
Carlo Pedragna
James J. Young
Loyola University
Negrini
China
Fluoride Added to Water Supplies for Maryland Residents
Fluoride will be added to the water supply of more than 300000 residents in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties to improve children's teeth. Ceremonies were held to install fluoride feeders at the Patuxent filtration plant near Laurel and Burnt Mills plant near Four Corners. A basement fire in North Market Street caused little damage. firemen reported a burned electric motor wire but no definite cause. In Norton Virginia miners formed a large picket line in front of United Mine Workers District 28 headquarters calling for the district president to be removed and the house cleaned.
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Washington
Maryland
Patuxent
Laurel
Burnt Mills
Pour Corners
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Thomas Baumgardner
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Junior
United
Citizens Companies
Norton
United Mine Workers District 28
Cease-Fire Line Expiration Threatens Korean Truce
Panmunjom talks stalled as the 30 day cease-fire line nears expiration. U N spokesman Libby warned of a ominous note that many of the 50 000 unaccounted Allied POWs may have died of exposure and disease. Washington considered extensions up to 18 days to salvage a broader cease fire.
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Munsan
Korea
uPi
U. N
Panmunjom
Aum
Libby
Washington
iHef
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eight Named To C Of C Board In Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce elects eight directors to a 14 member board. Daniel E. Wight Elmer Eshleman Clyde M. Roney Richard F. Kline William B. Leichert Robert E. Clapp Jr Paul S. Michael and Gerald W. Gallup win two year terms while Kline fills a one year vacancy. Election committee names are Miller McAuliffe and Mullen.
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Frederick
Elmer Eshleman
Clyde M. Roney
Richard F. Kline
William B. Leichert
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Paul S$. Michael
Public Service
Gerald W. Gallup
Mr. Kline
Robert B. Miller
Paul W. McAuliffe
Charles L. Mullen
Hall Is Given Three More Years
New York December 27 Gus Hall one of 12 convicted Communist leaders was sentenced to three years in prison for criminal contempt of court. The sentence runs in addition to a five year term given for conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the United States government. The contempt ruling cites his failure to surrender July 2 to begin the five year term and his violation of a court order by leaving jurisdiction.
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New York
Gus Hall
United States
Hall
Mexico
More Snow Expected By Sunday In State
Weather forecast for Maryland predicts additional snow for Saturday and Sunday with lighter flurries in Western Maryland mountains. A cold air mass moving from the Plains is expected to push temperatures to 20s tonight and below 20 Saturday morning.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Plains States
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