Eisenhower Attends Red Mass at St Matthew's Cathedral
President Eisenhower joined Mrs. Eisenhower and top officials at the Red Mass for the legal profession in Washington. The ceremony, led by Archbishop O Boyle, drew 1200 mourners including Chief Justice Warren and Justices Clark and Minton, with Summerfield, Anderson, lawmakers, and diplomats. The sermon urged reliance on divine guidance amid global Communist threats. The Mass, a 700-year-old tradition marking the law courts' opening, noted Eisenhower as the first president to attend.
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Washington
Eisenhower
St. Matthew's Cathedral
America
Earl Warren
Tom C. Clark
Sherman Minton
Summerfield
Navy
Anderson
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
District of Columbia
Patrick A. O'Boyle
John K. Cartwright
Cartwright
National Presbyterian Church
Hisenhower
Europe
New York
Harry S. Truman
Queen's Chaplain To Wed U. S. Widow
Cambridge January 31 Queen Elizabeths chaplain Canon C H Raven 68 announced he would marry American widow Mrs Ethel Paine Moors of Boston whose late husband was senior partner in Moors and Cabot The wedding will be in Trinity Church Boston in March Raven has served since 1959 and was formerly chaplain to King George VI
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Cambridge
England
Canon C. H. Raven
Cambridge University
Ethel Paine Moors
Boston
Moors and Cabot
Canon Raven
Trinity Church
Hira Annan
Cool Canadian Air Heads Eastward Across Nation
A channel of cool air from Canada moved through the Midwest and headed east as weather across the United States stayed fair to partly cloudy. Snow flurries in New England and rain on the Gulf Coast accompanied near to above normal temperatures, with subzero readings in the Upper Great Lakes and the coldest spot at 20 below zero in International Falls, Minnesota. POSTPONE TESTS IN MARYLAND polio inoculation tests for Maryland children were delayed from February to March or early April due to vaccine production delays. second grade pupils in an undetermined county will take part in the state phase of the nationwide program.
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Associated Press
Canada
Midwest
New England
Gulf Coast
Washington
Upper Great Lakes
International Falls
Minn
Baltimore
Maryland
Board of Health
Death by Own Action Ended Ernest Trent at Home
Ernest Washington Trent aged 44 died from a shotgun wound in his dining room on Johnsville Road Union Bridge Sunday afternoon. State Police report the death was self inflicted and the County Medical Examiner ruled death due to a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the left chest. Trent, a Glenn L. Martin Co. employee, is survived by his wife Mildred and four children along with a previous marriage daughter and sister. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Libertytown with Rev. Kenneth Tyson officiating.
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Union Bridge
Carlton Lewis
J. P. Alday
A. G. Sedden
R. T. Storer
MSP
Trent
Johnsville Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Virginia
George W
Sarah E. Kelly Trent
Mildred Wood Trent
Ernest W. Jr
Michael E
Charles D
Judith S$.trent
Velma Gambrell
Washington
Lena Smith
Salem
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Libertytown
Kenneth Tyson
Wounded Policeman Returns To His Home
Patrolman Paul Mossburg, a 27 year old rookie, was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a stabbing on a stakeout. He subdued 15 year old Malcolm Makel with a neck shot after his wife swapped the service weapon. Makel faced a felony warrant and was held in juvenile detention. the boy underwent surgery and was released.
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Frederick Mermorial Hospital
West Fourth Street
Mossburg
Malcolm Makel
East Fifth Street
Makel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Young Maker
Frederick County
Eisenhower 12 Million Gift Sampler Reaches Four Million Families
President Eisenhower's Christmas relief program provided about $5 value CARE and ULS packages to over four million families across 20 countries in Western Europe the Middle East and Latin America. CARE distributed 500 000 standard packages subsidized by the U.S. government while the rest went through agencies and local organizers with observers sent to verify aid reach.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
INEA1
Eisenhower
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Elaspec-Hands
U.S
Foren
Stassen
FDA
Oscar A. Ahlgren
Whit
Edward Howard
Excelsion
Minn
Spain
Kings
Eyrlu
Newton Leonard
Providence
R. T
Leonard
National Congress
Petibilia
Lenguela
Care
Robert W. Gunderson
Rapid City
S. M
Germany
Gunderson
GOP
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Greece
France
Yugoslavia
Italy
Netherlands
Finland
Norway
Israel
Lebanon
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Haiti
Panama
Soviets denounce illicit love in high places
Moscow reports say Tadzhikistan Communist condemns extramarital affairs and traveling men who seek relations with married women. The Tadzhikistan party organ in Stalinabad cites six cases of women bearing illegitimate children and being abandoned, urging chastity and responsibility.
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Moscow
Vadzhikistan Communist
Communist Party
Tadzhikistan S.S.R
Central Asia
Stalinabad
Soviet Union
Cold cripples Czech industry and homes in Prague
Prague newspapers report extreme cold and water shortages have frozen most water driven electric plants, crippling industry and daily life. Officials urge citizens to help amid a critical situation as Czechoslovakia faces shortages and a halt in heavy industrial plans.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Prague
Fire damages home near Poplar Springs
About $3,500 in damage occurred at Mrs Warren Herbert’s home near Poplar Springs Saturday evening. Firefighters from Lisbon Mt Airy and Sykesville fought the blaze. House damage was estimated at $2,500 with contents loss of $1,000. Lisbon firefighters also battled a tenant house fire at the William Selby farm near West Friendship Sunday night causing about $500 damage.
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Warren Herbert
Poplar Springs
Lisbon
Mt. Airy
Sykesville
William Selby
West Friendship
Bartholomew Wins Fifth Straight Senior Title in Minnesota
Kenny Bartholomew, facing advancing years, powered in the final stretch to repeat as champion at the national outdoor speed skating championships held in Paul, Minnesota on January 3. He secured his fifth consecutive senior men's title in a bold late surge.
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Paul
Minn
Jan
Kenny Bartholomew
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