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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1950

Page

8

Rail Leaders Demand More Favorable Pact Terms

Cleveland December dispatch reports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers calling for a more favorable three year peace plan terms while trainmen firemen and conductors remain in sessions to review the Washington memorandum. Union leaders intend to press for wage boosts and better working conditions as government control continues over rail operations. Manhattan Island’s Henry Hudson discovery note appears as an unrelated line.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood Washington Unis John R.R. Steelman White House Wees BLE James P. Shields Steelman Trainmen News Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen BRT David G. Robertson

Dulles Outlines Non Isolationist Defense Policy

Defense adviser John Dulles argues against impregnable single defense and urges counterattack capability as essential. He warns against encirclement and calls for flexible retaliation and multi-nation deterrence to deter Soviet aggression and protect the free world.

Dulles Sees Path to Peace Despite Cold War Pressure

In remarks from Moscow, Dulles argued that while war remains a possibility, efforts to halt a Soviet designed one world can still succeed. He urged continued U.S. readiness and diplomatic work to pursue a just peace.

Kremlin Dulles U. S

Cumberland Man Shows Art Gets Lodging at Jail

Arthur Kliwert of Cumberland surprised local officers by swallowing a 20 inch sword at a North Market Street address. He then revealed two steel daggers from his suitcase and offered to demonstrate fire-easing with blow torches. Jail officials kept him overnight while confirming the act, with a club later securing a possible engagement after the new year.

Arthur Kliwert Cumberland Frederick County Dan Swomley North Market Street Kliwert Danner White Frederick

Court News and Marriage Licenses Tallied in Local Notices

Court news lists Clarence J. Klipp filing for absolute divorce from Carolean V. Klipp. Property transfers include Richard F. Kline to Hamilton Homes Inc. for $10 and other transfers statewide among multiple spouses and counties. Marriage licenses show Charles A. Smith and Anne G. Hoffman of Lewistown among several couples with ages and origins. multiple addresses and routes appear for others. Navy reactivates USS Tench at Portsmouth base. Hyattsville area chimney fire causes minor damage to Mrs Bessie Lusby’s home.

Hyattstown Bessie Lusby

Henry Fonda Marries Susan Blanchard in New York

Henry Fonda, the 43 year old star of Mister Roberts on Broadway, married Susan Blanchard, 22, step daughter of Oscar Hammerstein, in New York. Blanchard previously was linked to socialite Frances Brokaw Fonda. Fonda has two children from prior marriage to Margaret Sullivan. Blanchard had a complicated family history including a previous spouse who died eight months ago in Beacon, New York.

Roberts New York Henry Fonda Susan Blanchard Oscar Hammerstein Mister Roberts Frances Seymour Brokaw Fonda Beacon N. Y Fonda Peter Jane Margaret Sullivan

Streptomycin discovery lead named in settlement

A Brooklyn professor and Dr Selman A Waksman are named as lead discoverers of the antibiotic streptomycin in an eight point settlement of a lawsuit with Dr Schatz approved by a New Jersey judge. Schatz will receive three percent of net royalties and 125000 for foreign rights. seven percent of post 1950 royalties go to 13 other graduates and assistants. The court valued royalties up to 1950 at about 2300000.

Newark Brooklyn N. Y Selman A. Waksman Albert Schatz Assuit Schatz New Jersey Superior Court C. Thomas Schettine Waksman Rutgers Research Land Endowment Foundation Jess Not Roy Pare Robert C. Clothier Hulgers University Mfc Foundation Dorothy G. Smith Frederick, Md

Police Court Cases Heard Friday Night

Magistrate Thomas S Glass Friday night served notice on persons undesirable in places of public gathering that he will find them guilty of trespass if proven guilty of violating orders of a proprietor to stay out of the establishment. Carlton Lee colored was fined 10 dollars and costs for violating verbal notice that he was unwanted in the pool room operated by Oscar Smoke Henderson colored West All Saints street. Henderson and two employees testified Lee entered the pool room against the proprietor orders Wednesday night started a disturbance and continued it outside the place. Officer James Marks testified that more than a month ago Lee had been advised by him to stay out.

Thomas S. Glass Carlton Lee Oscar “Smoke” Henderson All Saints Street Henderson Twe Lee James Marks

Prison fines and sentences reported in local note

Henderson’s pool hall case ends with operator warning and defendant told to stay away. Lee’s father pays the fine after a guilty plea for drunkenness. Ridgely King of Frederick receives two days in custody. John W. Smith of this city forfeits 33.20 collateral on a similar charge. Ottawa reports Canada planning to deploy several fighter squadrons to Europe and possible U.S. Army involvement in Korea.

Henderson's Lee Ridgely King Frederick John W. Smith

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