Eisenhower Sees U S Economic Adjustment Under Way
President Eisenhower said the United States is in an economic adjustment period but will come through. He rejected raising the 78 cent minimum wage during the transition and outlined views on the Bricker amendment, Indochina, the Berlin talks, and other issues from a news conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Treasury Humphrey
America
Indochina
Senate
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Berlin
Dulles
Molotov
Tokyo
Yuri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
United State
Light Snow Across Western Md Briefly Reappears
Light snow touched western Maryland with traces at Accident and Frostburg while Town Hill and Polish Mountain saw snow likely at higher elevations. In Howard County, Allied Contractors, Inc. of Baltimore submitted the low bid of 89,242 for a truck weighing station on new Route 40 at Pine Orchard. Windsor Construction Company of Baltimore submitted the low bid of 33,753 for Lisbon school alterations and additions.
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Oakland
Frostburg
Garrett-Allegany
Cumberland
Town Hill
Polish
Sideling Hill
State Roads Commission
Allied Contractors, Inc
Baltimore
Pine Orchard
Howard County
Windsor Construction Company
Lisbon
Howard County Board of Education
Haymes Hayworth Reach Compromise After 24 Hour Siege
Dick Haymes and Rita Hayworth, besieged by deputies with a civil arrest order at the Madison Hotel, reached a private settlement with Dru, Haymes’ former wife and John Ireland’s current wife, over $33,323 and child support. Deputy action prompted the standdown as counsel negotiated terms. Bartley Crum said the understanding is reached but remain private.
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New York
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Haymes
Hotel Madison Suite
Act
Dru
John Ireland
Hollywood
Ahtomiel
Vatican seeks to reassure on Pope Pius XII health
The Vatican newspaper says the Pope’s condition improves and dismisses cancer fears linked to reports in Il Messaggero and Il Tempo. Medical updates report a nervous gastric issue with bad digestion, hiccups, and ice packs, while several German nuns attend him in the Vatican Palace. Grants fund Senate investigations subcommittee for 214,443 dollars as rivals debate budget. The market opens mixed in New York.
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Vatican City
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Pius XII
George VI
Britain
Il Messaggero
Il Tempo
Rome
King George
Dungo
Vatican Palace
Messaggero
Tempo
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Molotov Proposes German Plebiscite and Peace Plan
Berlin reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged 68 million Germans to choose between Western alliance and an immediate peace treaty in a general plebiscite. Western Big Three met to salvage talks as Molotov pushed his Kremlin pattern for German unity with free elections. Western leaders dismissed the proposal and pressed for firm opposition.
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Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Europe
Russia
Dulles
France
Bidault
Eden
Jaiso
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
Anthony Eden
Ges Bidault
Germany
Red Army
Molotoy
East Germany
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
George Zarubin
D. MacArthur II
James Conant
Pearl Inn to be moved for Route 40 realignment
Jug Bridge Inn at Pearl will be raised and moved down Route 40 to a new site east of Roy May's Farage, with Irving Crouse as operator. The old Pearl Bargain House and the Staley home face demolition or relocation as part of the Route 40 expansion, while Tessie K. Stauffer’s property remains outside the right of way. Asher Construction reports progress on grading the final Route 40 east of the Monocacy River bridge.
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Jug Bridge
Pearl
Jong
Roy May
Irving Crouse
Pearl Bargain House
Way
John H. Staley
Staleys
Tessie K. Stauffer
Asher Construction Company
Monocae
House panel approves Seaway pact with Canada
The House Public Works Committee today approved a Senate passed bill authorizing the United States to join with Canada in building the St Lawrence Seaway.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Europe in Grip of Worst Winter in Seven Years
More than 6,000 marooned on ice bound islands off Germany and Netherlands as cold wave spreads death across Europe. An estimated 300 dead. airlifts deliver food and medicine to East Frisian Isles. Holland and England report ice blocking rivers and seas. Algeria sees 18 deaths. fires erupt as residents seek warmth.
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London
Europe
Norway
North Africa
Portugal
Siberia
Holland
Germany
Rhine
Thames
England
Algeria
Belgium
France
Austria
Italy
Sweden
Karesuande
Lapponia
French Foreign Legion
Sidi Bel Abbes
Three Frederick Brothers Sentenced In Unemployment Fraud Case
Three Frederick brothers Preston Lindsay and Frank Patterson were jailed 30 days each and ordered to repay 3180 170 and 65 misappropriated unemployment benefits after testing at hearings before Magistrate Walbur F Sheffield. They were found to have worked while drawing benefits between January and March 1953, with restitution suspended for 60 days on condition payments are made.
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Frederick Brothers
Walbur F. Sheffield
Preston
Lindsay Patterson
West Saints Street
Frank Patterson
South Bentz Street
Charles B. Cannon, Jr
Department of Employment Security
Clarence W. Lantz
Route 5
Frederick
Sheffield
Henry Mo Ramsburg
Lownstown
Shelma G. Sirois
Sirois
Russian Spy Reveals Secrets To Americans In Tokyo
A U S military source says Russian diplomat Rastovorov, missing since Jan 24, is feeding high level secrets about a Japanese spy network to U S intelligence on Okinawa. Allegedly fled Moscow orders after being deemed sympathetic to the Americans. two other agents in Tokyo seek asylum with guards.
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Tokyo
Japan
U. S
Okinawa
Fhe
Yuri Alexandrovich Rostoverov
Rastovorov
Moscow
Rassovorov
Rastoverov
Liev‘enant
MVD
County Fails to Match Civil Defense Funds in 1953
Sherles Ewing, director of the State Civil Defense Agency, reports eight Maryland counties have not applied for matching funds for civil defense supplies in the 1953 fiscal year. The program requires a 25 percent county contribution with the state matching the rest. Somerset has not applied, while others like Anne Arundel and Allegany received varying federal allocations. In Korea, Monroe will visit front-line units for four days, accompanied by a pianist. Joe DiMage will remain in Japan coaching Japanese baseball teams.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Sherles Ewing
State Civil Defense Agency
Calvert
Dorchester
Somerset
Worcester
Tinward
Prince , Georges
Washington
Somerset County
Ewing
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Allegany
Frederick County
Carroll
Korea
Jiarils
Monroe
Joe DiMagei
Japan
Showdown On Amendment Approaches.
The showdown over Bricker’s constitutional amendment on treaty powers intensified as Senate debate split Republicans and Democrats. Senator George pressed a substitute plan and rallied Democratic support, while GOP leaders faced White House objections and the risk of failing to reach the two thirds needed.
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Washington
Senate
Bricker
al Hut
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
White House
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Sen. George
D-Ga
GOP
George
New Jersey youths held after car theft chase
Two New Jersey youths, A Nen Leon Hudson 16 Westville IN and William Russel Welsh 17 Mt Holly, were stopped on East South street in a stolen car that reached 60 mph and ran a red light. The vehicle, belonging to Robert TY Weatherill of Woodbury NJ, was reported stolen Monday. Police credited Officer Con Tex Brown with stopping the car and confirming the theft. The youths were taken to headquarters and are jailed pending New Jersey authorities.
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New Jersey
East South Street
Ely
Leon Hudson
Westville
IN. d
William Russell Welsh
Mt. Holly
Robert TY
Weatherill
Woodbury
N. J
Ex Hollywood burglar jailed after Ball tip leads police
Hollywood police arrested Kenneth Darling 31 after Lucille Ball provided a description. Darling admitted four years of studio thefts posing as a writer, earning up to 500 a day and stealing from Desi Arnaz Harriet Nelson and Joan Davis among others. He lived in a Hollywood Hotel suite and traveled widely.
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Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Claire Riding
Byron Diller
Kenneth Darling
General Service Studios
Darling
Miss Ball
Desi Arnaz
Bill King
San Quentin
Joe
Harriet Nelson
Ozzie Nelson
Joan Davis
Arnaz
United States
Canada
Mexico
Brief Snow At Gambrill Park
Brief snow fell at Gambrill State Park and High Knob, with a trace of snowflakes lasting minutes. Forecasters shifted to a colder outlook for tonight and Thursday, urging slight warming by Friday. Light rain possible, with cooler readings locally and 34 at High Knob versus 40 at the airport.
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Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Gambrill Park
Tragedy At Kumbh Mela Stampede In India
Scores of Hindus were killed and hundreds injured in a stampede at the Kumbh Mela at the confluence of the Ganges and Jumna near Allahabad. Eyewitnesses counted bodies along the riverbank after millions gathered for the Magh Mela pilgrimage. Prime Minister Nehru and President Prasad were expected to attend.
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New Delhi
India
Ganges
Jumna
Allahahbad
Alahabad
Nehru
Rajendra Prasad
Accidents On Decline Here In January
Frederick Police statistics show 18 accidents in January, down from 28 a year earlier. Ten people were slighted injured in a single incident at West Fifth Street Hood College entrance. One person was killed and two injured in January 1933. Pedestrians should use designated intersections. Thirty four drivers were involved. most were aged 25 to 24? Noting daylight hours and residential district prevalence. Six incidents occurred on Saturdays, five on Mondays.
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Frederick
West Fifth Street
Hood College
Charles V. Main
Liquor patrol reports first stills seized in Maryland
EL LICOTT CITY Md IA Maryland's new liquor patrol announced two stills found on the Howard County farm of Robert Lee Horner 60 Horner held on $1060 bond for possession and apparatus designed for unlawful manufacture of alcoholic beverages Meanwhile in Guatemala the leftist government expelled two U S correspondents and supporters attacked the independent press in a broad crackdown on media leaders.
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Ellicott City
MD. IA
Maryland
Howard County
Robert Lee Horner
Horner
D H. Shipley
Menico
City
Guatemala
U.S
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
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Vatican Paper
Rockville
Mad
Montgomers County
Aldred P. Noyes
County Council
Harold F. Hammond
County Juvenile Court Committee
Jug Bridge Inn
Orv. TA. AL Ultidus
Lagres
Washington-Baltimore
Liquor Patrol
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