Quemoy defense viewed as dagger in Communist belly
Nationalist defenders on Quemoy near Amoy bay fight daily shelling from Red forces with 41,000 civilians sheltered underground. U S advisers present, coastal guns and 300 long range positions reported, island largely tree-free and infrastructure buried or camouflaged to resist bombardment.
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Quemoy
Red China
Formosa Strait
Matsu
Amoy Bay
U.S
Weitao
Red Amoy
Little
Formosa
Red Gun Range
Quemoy commanders vow to hold Quemoy and nearby isles
Lt. Gen. Liu Wu Chang and Maj. Gen. Yin Tien Chia describe Quemoy as essential to monitor Red invasion fleets toward Formosa. They advocate keeping the Matsus and Tachens under Nationalist control, viewing Quemoy as a key intelligence hub and a dagger aimed at piercing the Communist barrier.
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Quemoy
Liu Wu Chang
Liu
Tachens
Matsus
United States
Yin Tien Chia
Gen. Liu
Five Cars Involved In Two Accidents On Market Street
Two traffic incidents Friday on North Market street involved five automobiles with about 100 dollars in property damage. Officer James M. Carmack estimates. Joseph Lee Buhrman of RFD 1 Lantz was cited for an improper left turn at Fourth and Market around 8 10 p m. His vehicle crossed into the west lane where E C Hartmann of 303 West Twelfth street drove a 1955 Chrysler sedan. Each.
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North Market Street
James M. Carmack
Joseph Lee Buhrman
RFD 1
Lantz
Fourth and Market Streets
E. C. Hartmann
West Twelfth Street
Chain collision on Second and Market streets causes minor damage
At 7 15 p m Officer Carmack investigated a chain collision on Second and Market where Richard L Shank of Walkersville skidded into the rear of a car stopped by Raymond J Clark of Senaconing, pushing Clark into William C Staley of Frederick. Shank's car damaged about 25 dollars, Clark's about 30, Staley's undamaged. No charges were preferred.
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Carmack
Bced
Second
Market Streets
Richard L Shank
RFD i
Walkersville
Raymond J. Clark
Senaconing
William C. Staley
RFD 1
Frederick
Shank
Clark
Staley
Court News Equ ity Haymond J English vs Mildred English
Court news lists equity action for absolute divorce in Haymond J English against Mildred English. Also records marriage licenses for Kirk Blair Capp and Harris Ropp Edwards O Flaherty and Gibson Hartman, plus property deeds and a note on cleaning patent leather with a damp cloth and neutral soap.
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Ity Haymond J. English
Mildred English
Raymond E. Kirk
Miriam D. Blair
Hagerstown
Robert L. Nicewarner
Millville
W. Va
Margaret D Wilt
Charles Town
John W. Capraro
Buffalo
N. Y
June M. Harris
Noel
John F. Ropp
Doris L. Wisner
Frederick
John N. Edwards
Syracuse
Patricia K. O'Flaherty
Cockeysville
Roy E. Gibson
Marshall
Catherine E. Hartman
Purcellville
Elmer H. Shank
Austin L. Main
Donald B. Phillips
Norvell Belt
Paul Wilson Smith
John H. Coblentz
Joseph H. Eyler
State Roads Commission
al Ty
Lecture on Monday by Hood College professor on American Ideal
Russell T. Blackwood assistant professor of philosophy Hood College delivers seventh talk in American Heritage series in Room 35 Alumnae Fall at 8 pm Monday. He traces national ideals from the founding era, notes nineteenth century conflicts, rise of pragmatism, and modern despair. he holds degrees from Dartmouth Colgate and studied at Columbia and Union Theological. He taught at Colgate before Hood and resides with Mrs. Blackwood at Watkins Acres.
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Russell T. Blackwood
Hood ‘College
Blackwood
United States
Dartmouth College
Colgate University
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
Colgate
Hood
Watkins Acres
Tivoli Brings The Yellow Mountain with Star Lineup
At Tivoli theater next week The Yellow Mountain a Technicolor film leads the billing starting Sunday into the week Starring Lex Barker Mala Powers and Howard Duff Prince Valiant opens Sunday at Frederi Theater London Feb 4 Communist China blasts Churchill calling him a bad faith ally as Britain and Commonwealth seek ceasefire talks in China coast region Belle Starr outlaw memory honored with street naming in Dallas Texas
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Yellow Mountain
Tivoli Theater
Lex Barker
Mala Powers
Howard Duff
Frederi Theater
Prince Valiant
Churchill
London
China
Hir
Peiping Radio
Britain
Red China
Clement Attlee
Commonwealth
Red China Hus
Security Council
Green Fire stars Grace Kelly at City Opera House
The film Green Fire with Grace Kelly Stewart Granger and Paul Douglas opened Friday at the City Opera House and will run through next Thursday. The Outcast with John Derek and Joan Evans follows in the week’s schedule. Also noting SEE WILD GEESE and cooler weather reports from Austin Younkins Ballenger.
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Opera House
Grace Kelly
Stewart Granger
Paul Douglas
The
City Opera House
John Derek
Joan Evans
Northbound geese sighting reported along creek line
A Creek Pike observer reports a flock of 40 to 50 wild geese seen flying northward in early spring. Most head northwest toward their summering grounds in Canada with a preference for a Friday afternoon movement in March.
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Judy Garland
James Mason
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Smart
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Thurmont, MD
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Cadillac
Junior Engine Co
Tivoli
Dallas
Texa
Belle Starr
Theatre
Iates
WED
Bowe
Natchez
Eedeu
Ray Housshel
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal de Insurance Corpo
Frederick Jettievieh
Maryland
South American
Wilds
ET Morang
Ante Granger
John Ercson
Sama Ened
Wrorew Marton
AMD
Deutson
RCH Ctu
Adie
Lex Barkerg
William Demarest
John McIntire
Ryan
Orime
Kaan
Frontier
CinemaScorpe Sary Das Ago Legger Whgrer Sc Pret Cs Ral
Southland
Austin Younkins
Ballenger
Walter Snow
North Market
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Damascus, MD
the News
Frederick, Md
J.C. Penney Company
Marlow’s
Asia
Silberts Balto
Marlow
Bentz
Leonard
Routzahn and Sons
Routzahn & Sons
South Market St
Monument
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