Public decision on by pass to be given soon
Mayor Donald B. Rice said the public will be informed as soon as a definite decision is reached on the Frederick by pass after reconsideration by the City Planning Commission and the State Roads Commission. Planning and Roads chairs pledged public updates, as residents seek an eastern route study and possible survey constraints due to Camp Detrick land limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Rice
Frederick By-Pass
City Planning Commission
State Roads Commission
G. Hunter Bowers
Planning Commission
Russell H. McCain
Gs Baigerhs
Bowers
Frederick
U. S
Camp Derrick
McCain
Chemical Corps
Detrick
Worman’s Mill
Ammonium Hydroxide Fatal to Carroll Creek Fish
Ammonium hydroxide accidental discharge by a refrigeration contractor caused near total fish deaths in Carroll Creek Friday. Lab reports attribute 50 pounds diluted ammonium hydroxide dumped into a storm sewer draining into the creek, contaminating about 100000 gallons of water and wiping out fish, eels, and frogs along the banks. Officials urge disposal of carcasses and restocking efforts loom for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Creek
Camp Detrick
Cecil D. Miller
Detrick
YALES
Salu Quay du Independent
Chemical Corps
Fairgrounds
Forbes Burgess
Hirst
Col. Miller
Culler Lake
Rear Admiral McMorris Dies Aboard a Liner
Rear Admiral Charles H. McMorris, 638. Work War 1 American naval hero and retired commander of the 7th U. S. Naval District, died aboard a British liner near Valparaiso, Chile. He suffered a heart attack while preparing to sail for Europe. McMorris ended a 44 year Navy career in 1952 and served as chief of staff to Admiral Nimitz in the Pacific during World War II. He commanded task forces in Alaskan waters and earned praise for a 1943 daylight action in the Bering Sea defeating a superior Japanese force with a dee strever-torpedo attack. He was a native of Weiumpha, Alz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chile
Charles H. McMorris
U. S. Naval District
Shortis
Europe
McMorris
Adin
Chester Nimitz
Pacific
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Names Committees and Chairs
A Frederick Chamber of Commerce roster lists Clyde M. Roney as president and George C. Slagle as manager announcing committee appointments. Names span Agriculture, Athletic, Aviation, Conservation, Education, Entertainment, Fire Prevention, Historic Traditions, Legal, Legislative, Membership, National Councilor, New Industry, Public Health, Public Relations, Traffic Safety, Retail, and Housing, with chairmen such as Mehrl J. Ramsburg, Thomas Glass, Herschel Gibbs, Day Kline, G. W. Gallup, John Fitzpatrick, Jacob Ramsburg, Raymond Brehaut, Charles K. Taylor, Paul S. Michael, Dr John M. Culler, and John J. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rall
Paul M. Carmack
Alvin G. Quinn
J. Richard Ramsburg
Dorsey F. Shipley Aviation Committee
Herschell Gibbs
Emmett Bovwlus
Preston J. Jerrell
Tl. W. Crickenberger
Bruce E. Crum
Frank MM. Dertzbaugh
Henry 0. Lakin
Charles H. Remshere
Karl Remshere
F.C. Lanner
Richard F. Kline
Warner L. Britain
Jesse
Fifer
Warne C. Neely
Robert Pilgram
Elow
Pruitt
Harry 0. Smith
Edwin H. Sponseller
G. W.gallup
Richard Baumgardner
Clinton
Thomas J. Crum
L. Donald Davis
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
A. Hart Etchison
Louis ¥. Keyser
Lewis Martz
Edward Shriner. Jr
George I. Smith
Robert L. Smith
National
Charles E. Mullen
Clyde E. Thomas
Wm. E. Zimmerman
Public Health
John M. Culler
Norvell Belt
Forbes Burgess
Charles V. Main
Paul W. McAuliffe
Robert
E. Delaplaine
Wm. &. Hardy
Alan W. Long
G. L. Thomas
Traffic, Safety and Parking Committee
Roger Willard
John Alexander
Bennett, Sr
Bruce Crum
E. C. Hartmann
Elmer E. Hodges
Charles W. Magaha
Philip Wertheimer
Wm. H. Bartgis
John J. Shaw
John W. Morgan
R. F. Simmons
Swede Kinberg's Berlin peace mission ends in clash
In East Berlin on January 26 a 7 foot Stockholm exporter Albert Hilding Kinberg clashed with Soviet embassy guards after rushing Molotov. Kinberg knocked down several men with a chair and was beaten. his German-born mother defended him, saying he sought peace. The Swedish consulate is seeking access.
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Berl
Molota
Albert Hilding Kinberg
Stockholm
Margot Rodatz-Kinberg
Molotov
Berlin
Kinberg
East Berlin
Tio
Growing Friction Between U.S. And Rhee Government
Seoul dispatch details rising tensions between the United States and South Korea under President Syngman Rhee. It outlines four fault lines including armistice remnants, U S military relations, reconstruction delays, and Japan policy, highlighting calls for strong U S policy shifts and potential for worsening strains.
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Belman Morin
Seoul
United States
Republic of Korea
Indochina
James A. van Fleet
Gate Kas Casualiaiee
Syngman Rhee
Korea
ROK
Yodag
Pyun Yung Tai
Maxwell ‘D. Taylor
8Th Army
Rhee
Taylor
U.S
van Fleet
U. S
Uncle Sam
C. Tyler Wood
Combined Economic Board
Pyun
United Nations
South Korea
Japan
Death Of Stalin Brings Italian War Prisoners Home
Sixteen Italian war prisoners and 10 officers, including a chaplain, were released by the Russians, elevating hopes of repatriation after 12 years in Soviet camps. Enrico Reginate of Treviso said Stalin's death revived their chances, though Italy claims hundreds remain in forced labor and camps.
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Veenna
Austria
Stalin
Enrico Reginate
Trevisio
Yast
Maryland Senate backs liquor tax bill shares to counties
The Maryland Senate approved a bill to raise the liquor tax from $1.25 to $1.50 per gallon and allocate one third of receipts to counties or Baltimore City. Critics called it anomalous as liquor interests oppose tax hikes yet back this plan to aid subdivisions. Senator McLaughlin questioned the loss of state revenue and how to cover $900,000, while supporters argued city and county already benefit from similar arrangements. The vote edged 18-8 and awaits final passage next week, with potential gubernatorial veto risk.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
McKeldin
Senate
House
Baltimore
Baltimore County
McLaughlin
Baltimore City
Preston
D-Balto
State finances face shortfall as welfare budget rises
Maryland officials warn of tight funds amid unemployment spread and higher welfare costs. Welfare Department head Thomas J Waxter told finance committees costs for next year could exceed governor’s proposal by 463000 pounds equivalent, prompting request to classify 620000 surplus as emergency funds. He warned of a possible 50000 shortfall by year end even with full budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Welfare Department
Thomas J. & Waxter
Waxter
Gov. McKeldin
Tn No
Fin Wer Reha
Eisenhower Bags Quail At Georgia Plantation
President Eisenhower, on vacation in Thomasville Georgia, shot 10 quail at Humphrey's plantation estate within three hours of arrival. He hunted with a bird dog and a shotgun, joining Secretary Humphrey and the party for a late afternoon session and planned more hunting after breakfast tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Thomasville
Gilt Boxes For Overseas Gift Drive By Students
Frederick county pupils under the Junior Red Cross have packed gift boxes for shipment abroad containing pencils crayons water colors erasers compasses and school supplies. toothbrushes soap combs and toys are included with boxes supervised by teachers and Mrs Benjamin Rosenstock chairing the local effort. Since 5 000 000 boxes have been sent to needy nations this year the program is viewed by the State Department as a key step in fostering future friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Red Cross
Benjamin Rosenstock
Junior Red Cross
United States State Department
South Magnetic Pole Relative to Sydney Distance
A historical note indicates the south magnetic pole lies directly south of Sydney, Australia, roughly 1800 miles away from the pole. The statement places the pole's position in relation to a major southern city for geographic reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Magnetic Pole
Sydney
Australia
South Pale
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Admiral McMorris
Chamber OF Commerce
Irvin Renn
Frederick Hvestock
Frederick City
Renn
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Providence
Iver Erail J
Turgeon
Frank Keeter
Seventh Street Pike
Safeway
Associated Press
Relman Morin
North Korea
Austin
Tex
Thomas E. Riddle
Herman Wing
State Confederate Home
Riddle
I Yeeed
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St. Frederick
Monument
Lous
Keane Furn. CO
Breen Gas
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
E. Patrick
Pearre
Socony
Oneness Economy Oil CO
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
South Marine Army
Jack’s Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
L. H. MacKenzie
Mutual OF Omaha
Francis W. Bush, SR
Fairview Ave
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Ort
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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