Homicides Before Next Grand Jury In Frederick County
The February grand jury will examine four homicide cases the largest number in years in Frederick. Other charges include assault with intent to kill a Frederick colored boy, a rape accusation against a Frederick man, and multiple burglary and larceny cases. State's Attorney Price expects a short session, about four days.
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Frederick
Paul Mossburg
Charles A. Price
Tome
Sterling Rice
Dorothy E. Thompson
Centerville
Rice
Henry E. Herbert
Frederick Negro
Thelma S. Herbert
West Patrick Street
Barrington L. Herbert
Herberts
Buckeystown
Henry G. Sexton
Virginia
Cleveland T. Mauss
Ui Dacucen
Thomas Teague
West All Saints Street
Mossburg
John Francis Maker
Price
Giambra Wins Unpopular Split at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing fans protested a ten round middleweight decision at Madison Square Garden as Joey Giambra defeated Italo Scortichini 7-3-1 on two judges cards while one judge favored Scortichini. The AP agreed with Aidala and writers split on the outcome. Scortichini used movement to frustrate Giambra who blamed a recent shift to a stronger left hand.
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New York
Joey Giambra
Italo Scortichini
Madison Square Garden
Giambra
Scortichini
Toe Angeles
Frank Forbes
Ruby Goldstein
Vdge
Artie Aidala
Scortichin
Aidala
Tex Sullivan
Tex
Sullivan
Joey
Pinball License Charges Postponed After Police Raids
Four charged with failing to procure county licenses for pinball machines were set for Peoples Court hearings but those sessions were postponed. State’s Attorney Charles A. Price said no new date had been set. A stray sentence about cooking appears but is not part of the legal item.
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Kearings
Peoples Court
Charles A. Price
World Day of Prayer plans set by Frederick churches
Fifteen women from Frederick's Protestant churches met at the Y M C A to organize the World Day of Prayer observed the first Friday in Lent. The service is scheduled for two p m on March 3 at Grace Evangelical and Reformed church with church representation and a soloist for music. Frederick Council of Church Women sponsors the observance led by president Mrs F P Brose.
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Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frederick Council of Church Women
F. P. Brose
Carlson to Speak at G O P Banquet in Washington Birthday Event
Sen Frank Carlson of Kansas will address about 500 GOP members at the Armory on Saturday evening February 20 during the Washington birthday banquet. Attending will be Senator John M Butler Senator J Glenn Beall and Congressman DeWitt Hyde among others with Paul Zimmerman of Frederick County opening ceremonies. Local GOP leaders are expected.
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
GOP
Armory
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Withdre
John M. Butler
J. Glenn Beall
DeWittlh
Hyde
Edward D. E. Rollins
D. Eldred Rinehart
Paul Zimmerman
Monavia
Republican Club
Frederck County
Wll
Sen
Carlson
Kanasas
House of Representatives
Hix
Hoover
U.S
Duff
R.-Pa
Lodge
R.-Mass
Ike
Charles McC. Mathias
Jjr
Grace Duvall
Mehri W. Wachter
Horace Alexander
George B Delaplaine
Delegation Seeks to Defeat Tax Change Measure
Frederick county representatives oppose a bill taxing public utility installations where homes are located rather than where offices sit. Senator Ramsburg warned it could cost the county about 101,500 yearly in tax revenue, with a hearing set before a House committee. The delegation remains united against the measure as budget hearings loom.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Potomac Edison Company
Ramsburg
House
Department of Education
University of Maryland, Tidewater Fisheries, Game and Inland Fish Commission
Forests and Parks
Department of Motor Vehicles
State Police
February cold wave. warmer air returns
The city woke to nine above and county to six above as February began a slow moderation. Officials noted no imminent snow, with temps rising to 24 at the airport by morning. Valentine's Week forecasts expect cloudiness and milder conditions, while records show February dryness and a historic blizzard anniversary from 55 years earlier with heavy snow and city disruptions.
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Daie
Weather Bureau
Unionville
Gambrill State Park
Lve
Culler Lake
Frederick
To Help All And Not A Few
CHICAGO Undersecretary of Agriculture True D. Morse said the administration's farm program is designed to help all people not just farmers. He argued agriculture must be treated as a total industry including producers processors and sellers. The plan aims to boost well being and prosperity for the entire population. Morse spoke in a prepared address for the Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Aceh meeting.
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Chicago
D. Morse
Eisenhower
Morse
Aceh
Italians Erode Christ Name From Rome Church
Police in Rome remove the word Christ from a Church of Christ wall after worshipers leave Leghorn. AP photographer Remo Nassi is seized briefly. AP correspondent Allan Jacks is ordered away but refuses. Police depart once the word is fully erased.
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Rome
Church of Christ
Associated Press
Leghorn
Remo Nassi
Allan Jacks
U.S
Cars Damaged in Night Rear-End Crash
Joseph Chorba of New York City stopped to check a road map when William Franklin Stoner Jr of Burkittsville failed to see the stopped car and struck it from the rear on a Friday night. Damage was about 306 dollars to the Stoner car and 20 dollars to the Chorba vehicle. No charges were filed.
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Joseph Chorba
New York City
Tr. V. L. Guilmino
William Franklin Stoner, Jr
Burkittsville
Chorha
Stoner
New York
Legislative Highlights From Annapolis Week Two
The Maryland General Assembly grapples with a new tax on utility personal property based on site, potential loss of funds for Baltimore and counties, and mixed opposition. Debates on gross receipts tax, budget balancing, real estate reassessment, and liquor pricing fill the week alongside Lincoln Day events and budget scrutiny of McKeldin’s 238 million plan.
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Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Barton
D-Balto
Trial Date Set For Bethesda Exporter
Bethesda exporter Air Union Inc and Henry Lloyd Knight face a Federal Court trial in March on Neutrality Act charges. Knight and co-conspirators allegedly shipped aircraft parts through Sofradex to Poland via France, with eight shipments valued around 50000 dollars between 1948 and 1949. Defense counsel change noted. Pope Pius XII to speak by radio as he recovers from illness and Eisenhower to send a peacetime atomic energy message to Congress next week.
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Baltimore
Bethesda Md
West Point
U. S
Paul C. Wolman Jr
Henry Lloyd Knight
Knight
France
Wolman
Bethesda
Air Union, Inc
Sofradex
State Department
Poland
Huracy W. Gans
T. Barton Harrington
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Congress
Atonnc
Privat Industry
United States
America
Inventory Question At All Levels
New York inventories loomed as an urgent problem across factories and retail. Ward’s Automotive reports unsold 1954 autos reaching a record high, with little improvement likely through March. Economists told Congress soft production tied to swollen inventories while year-end totals exceeded 1952 by 3.8 billion.
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New York
Ward
Congress
Labor Department
W. Ray Bell
Association of Colton Textile Merchants
Merrill Lynch,Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Charles B. Merill
Winthrop H. Smith
Rockies
Studebaker
Chrysler
W. G
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Robert R. Young
The
Central
Young
Valentine Found Near Bodies Of Two Slain
In Hawthorne a Valentine was found near the bodies of Ruth McMillan 42 of Portland and Rocco James Christiano 43. Christiano had a revolver bought four days earlier. Police said McMillan's husband John 48 arrived claiming he had stayed ten weeks to persuade her to leave Christiano. Christiano was leaving, bags partly packed. Police Lt Baumeardner suggested a homicide suicide.
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Christeana
Christiana
Iyushoif
V. M. Baumeardner
Ox Fibre workers to strike Monday over contract talks
Ox Fibre Brush Co employees, some members of Local 473 United Furniture Workers of America, will strike Monday after contract talks since November failed. Picket lines will form at the East Church street plant, with city police prepared to keep order and protect nonunion workers.
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Ox Fibre Brush Co
Meredith Blank
United Furniture Workers of America
CLO
East Church Street
Forney C. Sprenkle
F. W. Weltzel
Blank
Ox Fibre
Donald B. Rice
Coffee Trade Data Sought by Beall Committee
Senator Beall chairing a Senate banking subcommittee seeks a full list of recent coffee futures trades and traders from a New York broker. He plans a week or ten days for others to voluntary provide data, with subpoenas possible, as testimony focuses on prices and wholesale buyers. A bill to regulate coffee futures through the Community Exchange Administration advances in the House.
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Washington
Sen Beall
Sata Toray
New York
Beall
Senate Banking
Beally
Community Exchange Administration
Agriculture Dipset House
Charges Entered Against Kenneth Queen and Warren White
A charge of intoxication was lodged overnight against Kenneth J. Queen of Lee Place by Serat Shank and Officer N. Dorsey. Queen posted 2580 bail for a hearing. Warren P White of Norwalk, Va was charged with making an improper left turn and posted 36 45 ok lateral.
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Kenneth J. Queen
Lee Place
Serat. Shank
N. Dorsey
Queen
Warren P White
Norwalk
Oklateral
Russia Aims at West Split Over Red China Far East Talks
Seoul sources report Moscow seeks to expose Western rifts toward Red China by pushing a Far Eastern conference. Molotov may propose an assembly with Asian nations as Berlin ministers debate. Russia aims to split Western policy, stall Japan’s revival, and revive colonial charges.
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Seoul
Korea
Russia
Washington
India
Indonesia
Burma
Red China
Japan
Far East
Political play shadows Lincoln Day clashes in Congress
Washington D Ga Senator George D Ga says GOP and Democrat clashes over alleged communism charges may fade after Lincoln Day fights. Democrats accuse Republicans of political warfare while some urge restraint as elections loom. Also reports farewells for US 45th Division in Seoul and a Los Angeles streetcar crash kills six.
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Washington
George D-Ga
Lincoln
Georgia
Sam
Piesnigt Eisedhadne
Hope Fades for Austrian Independence Treaty at Berlin Talks
Western ministers in Berlin signaled they likely cannot conclude an Austrian independence treaty. Molotov demanded that Soviet troops stay post treaty, and the Austrian government called the plan unacceptable. Talks also touched on Korea and the status of Red China as a major power, with a potential extra Sunday session and further meetings planned into next week.
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Berlin
Molotov
Austria
Miosov
Peiping
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Red China
China
Far East
Far Eastern
Germany
Cold Blast Reaches Northeast With Subzero Readings
A cold air mass moved from the Midwest into the northeastern United States producing subzero readings in several towns including 21 below in Burlington Vermont. Warmer south winds mix with readings around the midwest and into the South with milder weekend conditions expected.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mid-Continent
Burlington
Atlanta
Houston
Maine
Albany
N. Y
Phillipsburg
Boston
New York City
California
Washington
Rockies
Southwest
Stevenson Declares All-Time Low in U S Dialogue
Adlai Stevenson, at CBS televised remarks, blamed GOP attacks on his party for an all-time low in U S political dialogue. He cited Lincoln era morals and restraint as a contrast and urged reflection on current intra regional tactics amid Lincoln's Cooper Union address references. Meanwhile, miners in Norton Virginia faced job losses after Blue Diamond Coal closed To's Creek mine, with lease terminated by mutual agreement. A Cross Creek farmer, Paul Ronyak, reports being beaten by four men during a home invasion as they searched for money.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Abraham Lincoln
United States
CBS
Lincoln
Stevenson
Cooper Union of Newark
Femuats
Norton
Blue Diamond Coal Co
To's Creek
Éoal
Washington, Pa
LA — Panl Ronyak
Cross Creek Top
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D-Balto County
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