Embargo on China Coast Discussed by U S Officials
Washington reports say the Eisenhower administration may urge allies to join a broad embargo on all shipments to Red China as an alternative to a feared naval blockade. Dulles, Stassen, and other officials weigh solo action versus UN backed measures, with mixed views on legality and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Red China
National Security ‘Council
White House
Dulles
Harold E Stassen
China
United Nations
Britain
Congress
Omar N. Bradley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur
Dairen
Bradley
Hong Kong
London
Marquess of Reading
House of Lords
William Fechteler
Naval Operations
Detroit
Vagrant given suspended sentence and ordered from county
A vagrant with no address convicted in Magistrate’s Court received a three month suspended sentence in the House of Correction on condition of leaving the county. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield ordered the move after a state police charge. Additional fines were imposed on multiple defendants for traffic and related offenses with various addresses listed. Officers Sacker and troopers assisted in arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
John Anthony Brodecki
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
Sheffield
Brodecki
Stewart C. Ness
Baltimore
John A. Phalen
Harrisonville
Luther B. Ditch
Riderwood
Richard E. Smith
Sjamsville
William Ross
Washington
Walter W. Cristman, Jr
Charles Town
W. Va
John Ervin Holland
South Bentz Street
Eugene WW
Blackford
Mechanicsburg
Jacob A. Wohlfehrt
Grand Island
Bessie Phelps
Philadelphia
George H. Fisher
Boxley
Ward L. Zigier
Frederick
William A. Watkins, Jr
West Fourth Street
Junie Gilmore Miller
Woodbine
Irving M. Biser
Henry Sacker
J. W. Hardy
James Rouzee
James Lionesifer
Harry Bowman
Rosewood Not Taxed By Patients Court Told
In Towson Maryland the state mental hygiene commissioner testified Rosewood State Training School was not built solely for white patients and is not overcrowded. The testimony supported an injunction challenge to transferring 285 feeble minded patients from Crosnsville State Mental Hospital for Negroes, claiming the move aligns with 1951 General Assembly resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Maryland
Baltimore County
Rosewood State Training School
Rosewood
Crosnsville State Mental Hospital
Clifton T Perkins
George Medary
General Assembly
Grange Proceedings Outline Community Efforts and Plans
New Market Grange 362 hosts a January 28 meeting with Master Leroy Burall presiding. Guests include Zimmermans and Goetze who urged civil defense, school improvements, and blood donations. Linganore Grange 410 discusses tax-ready trade-in deductions, Leader's conference takeaways, and 1953 committee appointments. Mt Pleasant Grange reports officers installed, March of Dimes support, and yearlong committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Grange
Leroy Burall
Tobias Zimmerman
Catherine Roderick
National Grange Youth Advisory Board
Bruce Crum
Siegfred Goetze
Gareth Lease
Zimmerman
Goetze
New Market Colored School
Grange
Clarence Schultz
Jack McGolerick
L. H. Crickenberger
Manrovia
Crom
Pomona
Thurmont
Safety committee to lead next meeting on February 12
Betty Biser, Raymond Bidle, Vera Cramer, Alta Main, Nellie Pearl, Janet Flora, Cedella Jones, and Donald Fogle form the membership. The safety committee will be in charge of the program for the next meeting scheduled for February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Grange
Harold Rederuck
Vera Cramer
Doris Fogle
Lewistown
New Market
Mt Pleasant Granges
Pomona
March of Dimes
Catherine Roderick
Betty Rhoderick
Randall Rhoderick
Janet McDevitt
Dorothy Hoffman
Robert Rhoderick
Ralph Sowers
Raymond Kelly
Charles Wastler
Welty Wastler
Harold Roderick
Raymond Bidie
Bradley Jones
Howard Pearl
Walter Cram
Marie Harris
Renda Cram
Shirley Reese
Helen Hoffman
Alma Bidie
Helen Reese
Janet Flora
Osear Hoffman
Ralph Bowers
Keeler Main
Glenn Rhoderick
Garland Foreman
Westy Wastler
Betts Rhoderick
Donald Fogie
William Anderman
Doris Hoffman
Jean Burner
Ralph Harris
Myrtle Rhoderick
Doris Fogie
Robert Wade
Donald Fovie
Fair, Welty Wastler
Rober Rhoderick
Raymond Bidle
Marie Harms
Margaret Wastler
Rath Roderick
Mary Evelyn Bowers
Belle McDevitt
Rath Lochner
Jean Burrier
Banquet
Picnic
Sunshine
Vern iCramer
Belva Kelly
Berve Lind
Say
Betty Biser
Alta Main
Nellie Pearl
Cedella Jones
Donald Fogle
Safety Committee
Free transportation for blood donors offered by Red Cross
Blood donors in the county can get free transport to Frederick to give blood next week when the Bloodmobile visits Frederick on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Helen Bader John son and Red Cross Motor Corps co chairmen urged volunteers to ensure no donor is turned away for lack of transport during the drive at Calvary Methodist Church. The corps reported over 6 500 miles logged last year aiding the Bloodmobile and supplying provisions. Volunteer drivers will staff Thursday and Friday under Mrs Johnson with the Bloodmobile at the church from 1 to 7 pm Thursday and 10 am to 4 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Helen Bader Johnson
Red Cross Motor Corps Cochairman
Johnson
Liebler
Valente
State Supreme Court
Administration of Justice
The
New York Journal-American
Daily Mirror
Daily News
the Post
Herald Tribune and International News Service
United Press
Elected to Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Society at Towson
Two Frederick County girls Miss Janice Wickless and Miss Nancy Godsey were elected to membership in the Kappa Delta Pi national honorary society in education at State Teachers College Towson. Initiation ceremonies were held at the school as both juniors with outstanding scholastic records and contributions to the college cited. Poplar Springs service set at 8 p m Sunday features Kings College students, a marimoist, and a chalk artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Teachers College
Towson
Kappa Delta Pi
Janice Wickless
F. Leo Wickless
Nancy Godsey
Edward A. Godsey
West
Second Street
Poplar Springs
Kings College
Delaware
Senate Urges Safety Devices at Crossing After Fatal Wreck
Maryland Senate urged the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to install adequate safety devices at the Gaithersburg crossing after a grade crash killed four and injured twelve. A car crash and switch jam caused the steam train to derail and overturn, killing John Fox and family members and injuring others. State Sen. Lofstrand called for upgraded crossing protections as wrecking crews cleared the east bound track by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Maryland Senate Today
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
B&o
John Fox
Annie Fox
Elmer Kuster Jr
Upton D. Harding
Lofstrand
Senate
Washington
Baltimore
Brunswick
Ladies Auxiliary To W F W Holds February Meeting
The February meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars John R. Webb Post 3285 opened with President Mrs. Jane Cronenburg presiding. Reports covered hospital visits, a card party fund for relief, a radio program, a proposed rummage sale, VEW Week church attendance, and district plans with the next election set for March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John R. Webb
Jane Cronenburg
Elizabeth Staley
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Rebekah L. McLaren
Elks Club
Audiliary’s Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary
Doris Holm
Tucker
Cronenburg
Lucille Etzler
McLaren
Men’s
Cancer Fund
Emmitsburg
Monnday
Walkersville 4-H Club Plans National Week Program
Walkersville Boys 4H Club met February 2 at Mehrle Ramsburg Jr home. President Glen Eaves led the session with safety rule roll call. Alien Flanigan reported on the basketball team as a committee formed to plan National 4 H Club Week with Levi Lenhart chairman. Members formed a quartet and planned window displays and a program for the Grange and PTA. Roy Cassel urged entering the National 4 H Club contest while Mehrile Ramsburg spoke on control of beetle grub and cattle grub, with Cassell giving a demonstration on killing grub before closing with the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Mehrle Ramsburg Jr
Glen Eaves
Alien Flanigan
Levi Lenhart
The
Grange
Roy Cassel
Mehrile Ramsburg
Geel Fry
Cattie Grub
Mr. Cassell
Beatty Family Dinner Hosts Guests From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs A A Beatty of 46 Brunswick Street entertained at a family dinner on Sunday for Rev and Mrs RR Richard of Hagers town Rev Dr and Mrs William A Wade Mr and Mrs H W Beatty Mr and Mrs WB Williams of Lovettsville VA Mr and Mrs Richard Price Mrs H D Beatty and daughters Rose Marie Joyce and Patricia of Brunswick Mr and Mrs H S Keller Ruth Even and James Keller Jefferson Mr and Mrs Alvin Crawford Sally and David Richard Crawford of Winchester VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bave
A. A. Beatty
Brunswick Street
R. R. Richard
Hagerstown
William A. Wade
H. W. Beatty
WB. Williams
Lovettsville
Richard Price
H. D. Beatty
Rose Marie
Joyce
Patricia
Brunswick
H. S. Keller
Ruth Even
James Keller
Jefferson
Alvin Crawford
Sally
David Richard Crawford
Winchester
Hood Students Hurt In Accident Convalesce In New York
Hood College students Miss Shirley Walker of Bloomfield New Jersey and Miss Constance Drown of Uxbridge Massachusetts are recovering at Cornwall Hospital New York after a February 3 collision on icy roads. Walker suffered a fractured shoulder while Drown sustained a fractured pelvis and leg. all were passengers in a Hood College return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Walker
Bloomfield
N. J
Constance Drown
Uxbridge
Mass
Hood College
Cornwall Hospital
Cornwall
N. Y
Miss Walker
New York
Newburgh
Betsy Allott
Hood
City issues permits for new homes and additions
The city engineer granted multiple dwelling and commercial permits in the past month. Notable entries include E. R. Dapper at 1207 Pinewood Drive for 12750, Charles E. Small at 304 West 12th Street for 13600, and Mrs Planche Heffner at 6 Key Street for a four room dwelling at 3000. A major commercial permit went to Southern States Frederick Cooperative at 211 Commerce Street for an addition to the feed store valued at 348000, with several other commercial projects listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Dapper
Pinewood Drive
Charles E. Small
West 12Th Street
Planche Heffner
Key Street
Frederick Cooperative
Commerce Street
Everedy Company
East Street
Price Electric Corporation
Scouth
Jefferson Street
C. E. Cline and Son
South Market Street
Keyser General Tire Service
West Patrick Street
William S. Hood
Dorothy Dorsey
East Second Street
Luther R. Hines
Winchester Street
Marlon Hissey
West Fifth Street
Glenn O. Garber
North Market
Fifth Streets
Grove Motors
North Jefferson Street
Lynch Lodge to Honor Washington Birthday Event
Lynch Lodge No 163 A F and A Masons will hold its annual George Washington birthday celebration on February 26 at Masonic Temple. A 6 15 p m dinner precedes the meeting. Judge Sighman Prescott will speak. past master of Montgomery Lodge No 195 Rockville and invited guests include Columbia Lodge No 38 members and other area Masons. Elmer R Bekesch is lodge master with dinner committee chaired by Eddie Raney Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Raney Young
Raymond Wi. Bussard
Kirk D. Cramer
Charles W. Miller
Grayson E. Nikirk
Conant Installed as U S High Commissioner in Germany
Dr James Bryant Conant formally assumes the role of U S High Commissioner for Germany and makes his first official call on West German President Theodor Heuss. A planned audience with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is delayed due to the chancellor's illness at home with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
James Bryant Conant
U. S
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Local Heart Fund Drives Clinic Support in Frederick
Funds collected during the Heart Fund Drive support a heart clinic at the Frederick County Health Department. Dr. Forbes H. Burgess says equipment arrival will take months. the clinic will serve adults and children but require referral from a private physician. Local and state associations fund x ray fluoroscope and electrocardiograph purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Health Department
Forbes H. Burgess
Heart Association of Maryland
American
Maryland Heart Associations
Maryland Association
State Association
Burgess
County Medical Society
American Heart Association
Samuel Barrick
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
J. Alfred Catsail
Key Post
Maryland Heart Association
Legion Posts
Heart
West Church Street
Nationalists Raid Red China Near Amoy
Nationalists guerrillas raided inland Red China after a landing 15 miles north of Amoy on January 9. They were joined by mainland guerrillas, drawing about two divisions of Red troops, in a foray whose mission and success were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
China
Red China
Mainand
Amoy
Ta Tao
Ministry of the Interior
Formosa
Eisenhower
U. S
State buys warehouse near Camp Ritchie for guard unit
ANNAPOLIS Feb 10 The Board of Public Works approved purchasing a warehouse near Camp Ritchie for a white National Guard unit from Cascade Md and leasing another for a Negro quartermaster unit in Baltimore The Guard had used Camp Ritchie facilities now sold to the government and the Cascade hall replaced interim needs Gen Milton Reckord said the Baltimore warehouse could be leased for 7200 annually The price for purchase was 17500 an additional lease approved for the Baltimore site Meets March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ritchie
Annapolis
Board of Public Works
National Guard
Cascade
Baltimore
Ordnance
Milton A. Reckord
Guard
Maryland Guard
Richmond Market
Reckard
Edmondson Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Babson Sees Korea War Tides and Global Role
Babson Park Florida February 12. Roger W Babson reflects on Korea and world power shifts drawing on history from Rome to Britain. He predicts U S leadership entails policing duties, warns of a difficult stance in Korea, and foresees broader conflicts and tax burdens ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Korea
Japan
China
Philippines
Rome
Caesar
Roman Empire
Local Official Honored by Frederick Jaycees
Frederick Jaycees plan a February 24 reception in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel to honor a Frederick city or county official with the Good Government Award. U. S. Representative DeWitt Hyde will be speaker. Charles A. Price is toastmaster. Invitations go to public officials and civic club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles A. Price
Lawyer Scolds Leaks In Closed Ward Jelke Trial
In New York Playgirl Pat Ward's attorney J Roland Sala lashed out over leaks as the Jelke trial remained closed to public and press. Ward testified amid contumely threats by Judge Francis L. Valente while prosecutors questioned her about past earnings and clients. Her fees ranged from 50 to 100 dollars per liaison as she named dates and places, with reporters seeking details despite the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pat Ward
Playboy Minot
Mickey) Belke
Miss Ward
J. Roland Sala
Jelke
Sala
Francis L. Valente
Sara
Valente
Criminal Courts
Daily News
Asst. Dist. Atty
Anthony J. Liebler
Chief Main Will Attend Traffic School
Chief of Police Charles V. Main will travel to Chicago for a three week traffic engineering and control course at Northwestern University’s Traffic Institute from February 16 to March. The Board of Aldermen ordered the training, covering traffic problem analysis, police organization, records systems, court preparation, traffic law, and traffic safety education. Main previously attended criminal work courses with the Maryland State Police and at Harvard University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Frederick
Traffic Institute of Northwestern University
Chicago
Board of Aldermen
Donald B. Rice
Main
Maryland
State Police
FSI
Harvard University
Construction Firm Head Injured At Camp Detrick
M. J. Bliss of McLean Virginia owner of M. J. Buss Construction Company sustained undetermined injuries Thursday afternoon at Camp Detrick after being struck on the head by a piece of equipment. Bliss was inspecting an area for a prospective bid when a compressor incident occurred. He received first aid at the scene and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in uncertain condition. Rent case heard. Frederck County Rent Control Board rejected a bid to raise rents on a West Third street apartment after noting prior rent adjustments. Edwin A. Speeseller chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bliss
McLean
M. J. Buss Construction Company
Camp Detrick
Bliss
Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederck County Rent Control Board
West Third Street
Edwin A. Speeseller
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China Coast
T Linganore Grange
Linganore Grange No. 410
Ballenger Grange
Linganore
College Park
Kenneth Baltzell
Ralph Ripley
Serah Burrier
Mary Ann Burrier
Ethel Franklin
Arthur Simms
J. M Johnson, Jr
Millard Eiler
Walter Zimmerman
Paul Franklin
Dorsey Gaither
Siegfried Weisberger
Carroll Harp
G. Plitt von Fiff
Rosamond Weisberger
John Gross
Edith Grumbine
Holmes Baker
Kenneth Baitzell
Ralph Ridley
Edna Zimmerman
Hallie Baitzell
Charles Rhoderick
Captain Magaha
Maryland State Police
Red Cross
WAF
Betty A. Wills
Nellie Wills
Taney
Womans Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Wafs
Franklin Hilderbrand
Frank Hilderbrand
Lee Place
Camp Breckenridge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Paul D. Delaughter
Phoebe DeLaughter
Edgewood
John D. Delaughter
Fort Devens Mass
Lynch Lodge
Dr. Conant
New
Evangelical Lurtheran Church
Robert James
United States
Konnorack
Rocky Soy
Mont
India
Liberia
Argentina
Puerto Rico
British Guiana
Canada
Joan Kountz
Evelyn Davis
William Wenner
Martinsburg
Nellie Wenner
Brimswick
Babson
Spain
France
England
Russia
Theman
Stalin
Pub. Fin. Bu. Inc
Roger W Banson
Jaycees
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