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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1954

Page

7

Former Detric Man Among 39 Missing

A former Camp Detrick non commissioned officer is among 26 missing after a C-46 transport crashed and sank in icy waters off northern Japan. Thirty four American servicemen and an Army civilian were aboard. two bodies found, search teams battled cold currents.

Camp Detrick Japan Army James W. Neece West Patrick, Street Air Force West Patrick Street Neece Sgt. Neece Frederick Hokkaido Island Tachikawa Air Base Tokyo Chitose Hokkaido Tsugaru Straits Honshu

Financing Charges Make Building Cost Rise

AFL President George Meany Cited financing charges as the key factor in housing costs, noting mortgage rates have grown to be the largest expense. He compared wage gains in eastern cities to living costs and warned homeowners pay substantial interest over 25 years. He spoke at the AFL Executive Council winter meeting, criticizing Eisenhower housing proposals as insufficient.

Miami Beach Fla AFL George Meany Meany AFL Executive Council Fisenhower Congress

Government May Regulate Coffee Trading

Congress moved to curb coffee price spikes with possible government regulation. Mehl of the Commodity Exchange Authority urged Senate investigators for controls to prevent manipulation, while NY Coffee and Sugar Exchange officials warned regulation could raise prices or divert supplies. The bill by Sen. Gillette aims to add coffee to grains and butter under CEA oversight.

Washington Congress Joseph M. Mehi Commodity Exchange Authority Senate Aiken R-Vi Senate Agriculture Committee New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Ugh Aesultsa Sen Gillette Diona CEA Mehl Gustavo Lobo Jr New York Exchange United States Exchange Lobo C. A. Mackey

Bank President Catches Robber in Miami Bank

Riverside Bank in Miami was robbed by William Lee Davidson a Detroit man 33 who carried a toy pistol. Bank president Tully F. Dunlap 37 subdued him with a flying tackle then called for help. Davidson claimed past thefts and time served while authorities noted the pistol was fake and no harm to Dunlap or his family occurred.

Miami Fla A. Banedit Riverside William Lee Davidson Detroit Tully F. Dunlap Davidson Dunlap Calif Santa Fe New Mexico

New Forrestal class carrier to be built at Newport News

Washington reports the third 60 000 ton Forrestal class carrier will cost about 182 million dollars with 117.75 million fixed price to Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. The remainder covers planes, radio, radar and gear for the giant carrier. Costs drop as more ships are built. third ship to be completed in about 39 months.

Washington Virginia Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co Navy Forrestal Saratoga Adm Wilson Leggett Bureau of Ships

Alarm prompts owner to install electric eye burglar system

Burglars attempted a break at the Okay Lock and Gun Service. owners added an elaborate electric eye burglar alarm and secured the premises with shotguns, rifles, and 30 boxes of shells. Chicago handles more waterborne traffic than the Panama Canal per the National Geographic Society.

Umaga Odelel Chicago Panama Canal National Geographic Society

Nomination Of Beeson Held Up By Senate Panel

The Senate Labor Committee delayed Eisenhower nominee Albert C Beeson to the National Labor Relations Board to study a pension plan with his former San Jose employer Food Machinery and Chemical Corp. The vote 5 3 followed a 7 6 party line panel approval. Beeson testified he would lose pension rights if his leave of absence ends, prompting Democrats to cite a conflict of interest. He apologized for denying plans to return to his old job after a one year term on the board.

Washington Senate Labor Committee Eisenhower Albert C Beeson National Labor Relations Board Senate H Alexander Smith R-Nj Len Cooper Spt Beeson California Sen Douglas D-Ill Paul L. Davies Food Machinery & Chemical Corp San Jose Calif NLRB

Army Says No Espionage At Ft Monmouth Lab

Senator Ellender read a letter from Secretary Stevens to the Senate asserting the Army knows of no espionage or subversive activity at Ft Monmouth New Jersey Signal Corps laboratories. McCarthy claimed sworn testimony on spying. Stevens letter cites Army findings and says it cannot answer other subcommittee questions.

Washington Sen Ellender D-La Senate Army Stevens Signal Corps Ft. Monmouth N.J McCarthy FBI Central Intelligence Agency Ing McCarthy Subcommittee

Winter council meeting of Chesapeake Civitan district

Civitan members from five states and the District of Columbia including Frederick meet in Richmond Virginia on February 6 and 7 for the winter council meeting of Civitan International Chesapeake district called by District Governor Thomas W Campbell of Hagerstown. Wilton mayflowers bloom as husbands bring bouquets to three Wilton housewives in December in New Hampshire.

Civitan Clubs States District of Columbia Frederick Wilton N.H

Burns Hands In Field Fire Near Mt Zion Church

Albert Stillions suffered burned hands and face fighting a field fire threatening their residence and outbuildings near Mt Zion church. Fire apparatus from Independents county and volunteers battled about one acre of cutover woodland on Elmer Derr property, aided by improvised tools. A motor scooter burned at the scene and was a total loss.

Mars. Albert Stillions Mt. Zion Chorch Independents County Fire Elmer Derr Mt. Zion ‘Church US 340 Independents Capi Jack Fleischman Stillions United Res John ‘Sonny Frederick Pfohl Jefferson Western Maryland Wholesale Co East Fifth Street Pfohl

Scooter Fire at Warehouse Total Loss

The youth left the scooter motor running causing gas fumes to ignite. Firefighters used foam and a booster stream to extinguish a hot blaze and prevent spread, but the scooter was a total loss. The report notes many auto crashes occur on long straight stretches due to driver drowsiness.

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