Three Hurt In Route 40 Crash In Linden Hills
Three people were injured, none seriously, in a two car collision at West Patrick street and Locust avenue in Linden Hills about 9 29 this morning. Mrs Mary C Ahrens and her husband Fred E Ahrens of Myersville and James N Dube of Frederick sustained injuries. Dube and Mrs Ahrens were treated but not all required hospital care. Police say Dubel turned left and struck the Ahrens sedan. vehicle damage exceeded 1000 dollars. A hearing set for February 18 in Peoples Court.
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West Patrick Street
Locust Avenue
Linden Hills
Mary C. Ahrens
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fred E. Ahrens
James N. Dube
Frederick
Ahrens
Dubel
Peoples Court
North Market
Church Streets
Avalon R. Carr
Uniondale
Market Street
Sergt
Harry Quinn
West Church Street
Donald L. Lewis
Cumberland
Lewis
Carr
Third Streets
Roland L. Wikham
East South Street
Market
Pauline L. Freed
Carroll Street
West Third
East Third Street
Bernard King
Ike to Outline Reorganization Plans in White House Talk
President Eisenhower may reveal hints of government reorganization aims during a White House conference on a long range legislative program. Senators Taft and Knowland prepared to propose topics on spending cutbacks and tax policy including the expiration of the excess profits tax and the 11 percent income tax hike set to end this year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
Knowland
Calif
White House
Truman
Treasury
Congress
GOP
Rep. Reed
R-Ny
House
Ways and Means
Capitol Hill
Reed
Mild Type Influenza Grows Here
A mild influenza spread through the city in an almost epidemic form reducing school attendance and disrupting plant production. Many families affected, with Frederick High School and Elm Street, North Market, and Washington Street schools reporting significant absences. Doctors note nationwide mild flu prevalence and limited reporting of cases.
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Frederick High School
Elm Street
Frank Lewis
North Market Street School
Washington Street
Frederick
Camp Detrick
Forbes Burgess
United States
Burgess
Allied Planes Renew Attacks On Enemy Front Lines
Allied warplanes pounded front line positions and supply routes in Korea as ground clashes subsided. General officers Taylor Van Fleet Clark announced force strengthens. US boosts South Korean Army to 14 divisions, about 200000 troops. Far East ships nearby ready to bombard if needed. separate fire alarm at 113 East Street due to oil stove explosion.
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Seoul
Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
James A. van Fleet
Taror
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Triangle Hill
Sniper Ridge
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Washington
U. S
Pyongyang
Far East Naval Headquarters
Cusk
Carbonera
Boston
Canberra
East Street
Press Barred At Jelke Trial
New York General Sessions Judge Francis L. Valente barred the press and public from the Jelke trial hearing on prosecution evidence in the society vice case. He said the action safeguarded public decency and would serve no constructive purpose or harm youth.
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New York
Case Society Vice
Playboy Minot F. Jelke III
General Sessions
Francis L. Valente
Milk Spilled When Truck Overturns In Rosemont
A truck driver crashed while picking up milk near Rosemont Frederick. Roy Edward Baugher 38 Route 5 Frederick overturning at Routes 17 and 79 around 8:50 AM. Several hundred dollars damage to the truck owned by Bruce Remsburg Braddock Heights fence damaged. Anna M. Carson treated for nose laceration after Mohler 423 East Patrick Street car ran off Route 40 east of Frederick at 7:50 AM. Mohler’s 1938 Hudson sustained about 375 in damage.
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Rosemont
Brunswick
James Stonesifer
Philip Kretsinger
Roy Edward Baugher
Frederick
Baugher
R. E. Shrewbridge
Bruce Remsburg
Braddock Heights
Shrewbridge
Anna M. Carson
Route 1
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carson
Clement Mohler
Patrick Street
D. A. Tucker
Mohler
Blizzard Floods Plague Dutch Dike Repairs
Blizzard conditions whip over flooded Holland as engineers rush to mend shattered dikes. Air fleets from the Netherlands, United States, and Britain push vital supplies despite worsening weather. About 1,395 deaths in the Netherlands with unofficial tallies near 2,000, plus 36 in Britain and 23 in Belgium, mark the storm's toll.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Britain
Belgium
Reds React To Formosa Policy Sparks Soviet Criticism
Moscow reports Soviet reaction to Eisenhower denial of Formosa deneutralization. Pravda accuses the United States of using Kuomintang forces to hinder Korea ceasefire and widen Far East war, calling U S policy contrary to humanity. Market declines in New York with lower trends as yearly trading continues.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Formosa
Far East
Pravda
United States
China
Korea
America
Europe
U. S
John Foster Dulles
New York
Assembly's First Month Review of Maryland Session
In Annapolis the General Assembly’s first month review covers three main bills roads the 1953 54 budget and teachers pay. Teacher raises from 2300 3800 to 2800 34600 face financing criticisms yet appear on relatively safe ground. Road program financing faces Democratic opposition with debates on taxes and surcharges while potential tolls on major expressways are proposed to fund the plan.
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Annapolis UK
Senate Finance
House
Ways and Means
Maryland
McKeldin
Board of Revenue Estimates
Baltimore City
Ways and Means Committee
Roads Commission
Russell H. McCain
Washington - Annapolis
Fate Of Education TV Hangs In Balance
New York reports the fate of noncommercial educational TV channels hangs in the balance with a June 2 deadline. The FCC may open unclaimed channels to commercial use after that date, potentially expanding commercial allocations. Few applications have been filed, though educators support schools and adult education via broadcasts. Funding from state legislatures remains the main obstacle.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Koogle Named County Deputy Sheriff in Maryland
Willard C. Koogle of near Middletown is named riding deputy sheriff to fill a vacancy in the county office, announced by Sheriff R. Paul Buhrman. He will assume duties next Monday February 16 after farming, then Frederick with Lansdale Tube, and later Hagerstown at Fairchild Engine and Aircraft, with strong recommendations from Buhrman.
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Willard C. Koogie
Middletown
R. Paul Buhrman
Koogle
Frederick
Lansdale Tube Company
Hagerstown
Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corporation
Buhrman
Wil
Sherif Avetin Murrey
Dulles And Stassen Back From Europe
Secretary of State Dulles and Harold E Stassen Return from a 10 day European fact finding mission arriving in Washington at 9 30 am EST Their reports emphasized urgency in unifying European defenses and a possible European defense army While warning about a China blockade talk Dulles said progress depended on Western Europe moving faster on defense. Adenauer set April 1 as a deadline for treaty signs.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
Harold E Stassen
Luxembourg
Eisenhower
Stassen
United States
China
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North America
NATO
Yugoslavia
Spain
Western Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
France
Germany
Accidents In Thurmont Area Reported Over Weekend
Three property damage accidents occurred in the Thurmont area over the weekend with a drunken driving charge filed against Ward M. Dinterman of Pittsburgh after a collision south of Catoctin Furnace. Dinterman, arrested by Trooper H. J. Brown, posted $1,000 bond for a Monday hearing. Other wrecks near Emmitsburg involved Ralph Cooper of Miami and Edward Weishaar of Keymar, and a Thurmont Route 77 crash left Helen Moser charged with failure to keep in right of entry.
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Thurmont
Ward M. Dinterman
West
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pittsburgh
Dinterman
H. J. Brown
Catoctin Furnace
Lee C. Toms
Emmitsburg
Toms
Ralph Kenry Cooper
Miami
Fla
Edward Weishaart
Keymar
Brown
Helen Marie Moser
Rocky Ridge
Ronald Garland McLean
Richmond, Inc
Reach Agreement On Wide Program Of Legislation
WALLINGTON four top Republican leaders said they had reached agreement with President Eisenhower on a broad program of legislation. Taft noted July 4 adjournment and listed items including reorganization of departments, timely appropriation bills, Hawaii statehood, Taft-Hartley amendments, limits on controls, tidelands state control, Reciprocal Trade Act extension, simpler customs procedures, expanding Social Security coverage, aiding schools in critical areas, and adding two commissioners for the District of Columbia.
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Wallington
Eisenhower
Taft
White House
Congress
Senate
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Crownsville inmates riot under investigation at hospital
Crownsville State Hospital faced a riot as 68 inmates clashed with guards and staff. Twenty were moved to Baltimore City Jail after a two hour uprising that saw hostages freed, fires set, and inmates escaping down improvised rope. Officials, including Dr. Clifton Perkins, will report to Gov McKeldin with findings.
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Crownsville
Crownsville State Hospital
Robert C. Adams
Wayne Lonergan
Anne Arundel
Alcatraz
Maryland
Louis N. Phipps
House of Correction
Clifton T. Perkins
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Arnold Escchert
Two Choir Singers Shot in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Virginia a gunman killed 19 year old Donald Matthews and severely wounded 15 year old Margaret Hollowell after forcing them from a car at a street intersection. Matthews died at a hospital and Hollowell, who was shot in the face, could not speak. The assailant, described as a white man about 30, fled the scene.
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Portsmouth
Donald Matthews
Margaret Hollowell
Matthews
Miss Hollowell
Churchland
Miss Hollewell
Miss . Hollowell
Battle over Joint Chiefs chair heats up at Pentagon
Washington notes flare as Navy and Air Force press for the Joint Chiefs chair when Omar Bradley leaves next summer. Admiral Arleigh Burke or General Hoyt Vandenberg are discussed, amid brokered plans for carriers and strategic bombing.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Omar Bradley
Arthur Radford
Eisenhower
Pacific Fleet Command
Joint Chiefs
Bradley
Hoyt Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Administration
Congress
Joint Chiefs Organization
Man Is Shot At Brunswick
A Brunswick police officer is suspended pending a hearing after a shooting in Brunswick. Victim William Winter of Lovettsville Virginia was treated at a local doctor and then moved to Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia in fair condition. The shooting occurred about 1945 hours Sunday night in front of a garage on West Potomac Street. Officer John Edwards was on duty at the time. A pistol was used.
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Brunswick
Wiliam Winter
Lovettsville
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winter
West Potomac Street
John Edwards
O Conor to Join McCarthy Group Subcommittee
Former Maryland senator Herbert R. O Conor will serve as a consultant to a subcommittee of the McCarthy led investigative group. The move places O Conor in a key advisory role as the panel probes UR Wie and related matters.
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O’conor
McCarthy Group
Maryland
Herbert R. O'Conor
McCarthy
Taft Urges Alternatives to Frontal Assault on Korea Reds
Washington Senator Taft said the administration is not pursuing a frontal attack in Korea. He favors pressure by other means such as a blockade of Red China and bombing Manchuria with Nationalist troops, noting UN ally hesitance and the need to work out blockade details. He argued that adopting MacArthur's plan two years ago could have brought peace.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohios
White House
Korea
Senate
GOP
Eisenhower
Red China
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
China
United Nations
Britain
U. N
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Ike and Mamie Ike Here To Stay
The article reports that the nickname Ike for President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie for Mrs. Eisenhower remains common in public usage. It notes his preference for Mr. President in formal settings, while informal use of Ike continues and Mamie is generally called by her first name by bystanders.
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Washington
White House
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Eisenhower
Kerr Charges Benson Will Cast GOP Votes
Senator Kerr of Oklahoma warned President Eisenhower that Ezra Taft Benson in the cabinet is sowing seeds for a Republican defeat in 1954 by not halting the drop in beef and farm prices. He predicted Republicans will lose Congress if Benson remains and farm prices stay low. Senator Aiken countered that Democrats inherit the farm situation and aim to recapture Congress.
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Washington
Sen
Kerr
Dokla
Eisenhower
Congress
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Aiken
Vti
Senate Agriculture Committee
Early Confirmation of Mrs Luce Expected
Washington reports that prompt Senate approval is likely for the selection of Mrs Clare Boothe Luce as ambassador to Mak. The source notes swift confirmation appears probable and emphasizes the potential diplomatic significance of her appointment.
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Luce
Washington
Senate
Clare Boothe Luce
Mak
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J. N. Dubel
High School
Jelke
Assembly
Education
W. C. Koogle
Dulles and Stassen
JCS
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