Anti Reds Face Fight For Lives In Swiss Legation Crisis
In Bern, Swiss police and troops confront Red demand to extradite four anti-Romanian legation invaders who held the building for two days. Three surrendered farms, one jailed after attempting escape as the case draws international tension over the death of a legation chauffeur. Swiss courts probe, while Romania seeks extradition. embassy status complicates sovereignty. Pythian Sisters hold Valentine party with songs, readings, and gifts.
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Bern
Switzerland
Legation
Romania
Jong-neuira
Aurel Sedu
Bucharest
Emeric Stoffel
Eggs Of Every Hue How Do You Like Your Eggs
Cambridge scientists conducted a five year taste survey of 212 egg varieties to test if color correlates with flavor. Ostrich eggs rated fine while penguin eggs disappointed, parrot and budgerigar eggs deemed unappealing. The project aims to list all sampled eggs and assess taste across many species including fish and reptile eggs.
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Cambridge University
England
EL Te Ter Ul Wroth
Unitas
Arch
Food vs Instinct in Bird Migration Trends
The National Audubon Society reports early results from its 55th annual bird count showing migratory birds delaying migration as winters warm. Baltimore orioles cluster in New York New England while far north birds move into the Midwest. Habitat changes and increased winter feeding may override instinct and social security among birds.
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National Audubon Society
New York
New England
Midwest
Hospital and patient updates from Baltimore and Frederick summaries
Information lists multiple local hospital patients and family connections including Mrs F Turner of Baltimore, Mrs Betty Schill Shane at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Master Adnan Wentzel convalescing at home. Notes mention severe illness, past surgeries, and children with mumps or scarlet fever, plus relocations and recoveries across Baltimore and Braddock Leights.
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F. Turner
Baltimore
Dat Weinberg
Braddock Leichts
Lutheran Hospital
Betty Schill Shane
RFU
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Adnan Wentzel
William Wentzel
RED
Bradley Marman
Anders Lewis Bo Marman
North Market Street
Patieat
Fredereh Moemaital Hospital
Carol
Ebert Abrecht
Biel Third Street
Univerty Hospital
Anstyn
Michael
Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Cramer
David O Hara
Bruce T. O'Hara
South Street
Frederick
East Sixth Street
B. F. Bowings
Adamstown
Braddoce Heights
Gia
Linda Jane Ford
Charles Ford
Fast Thirteenth Street
Slate quarrying revival in Urbana area state history
A Frederick County industry revival is reported with slatequarrying and a new Bennett Creek Slate Company forming near Thurston. John Morgan Thomas leads the quarries now producing slate once used for U S Capitol roofing. The All-Frederick basketball team climbs to second in the city league by beating YMCA 20 to 9, with Kennedy and Ruland standout forwards and Heck center. The Woodshoro Lutheran Joint Council extends a call to Rev. Reese St Clair Poffinbarger, pending a congregational sale. Public sales offer 45 listings through April, and a series of card parties for charity concludes with Miss Grace Neidis hosting a gathering where Miss Rlea vor Markes wins the prize.
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Frederick County
Urbana
Thurston
John Morgan Thomas
U. S
Washington
Thomas
Bennett Creek Slate Company
All-Frederick
Kennedy
Ruland
All-Fredericks
Heck
Keefer and
Reynolds
Woodshoro Lutheran Charge
Reese St Clair Po
Grace Neidis
Frederick Hearts
Lida Afotter
John Markey
Rleavor Markes
Twenty Years Ago Hetus From The Columnass to The News
Twenty years ago Hetus From The Columnass to The News dated February 7 1938 recounts local figures and incidents. Frederick Mayor once foreman of Februars namie ruts judges and court notes appear amid flood damage and snow repercussions. David Dawson veteran engineer of railroads dies at 70 in Piederick City Hospital. Joseph Accard and ByepH Rouizahn escape injury after hay truck derailment near Smathaburge on mountain road heading to Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
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Lielt
Almer
Tororer
Freederick
Willard
Bain
Frederick Courly
Rads
Brigger Ames
Robert Dawson
Smathaburge
New Books At Artz Library
Fredericktown National Guard unit pres ents this history of the national organiza tion and its role in American freedom. Books cover the 115th Maryland Infantry, Lincoln’s assassination hour by hour, a biographical marriage story of Gelualde and Aldrich, Pandit Sahgal’s prison and chocolate cake childhood, Roosevelt era diaries and a compendium of great thoughts by Dagobert Runems. Closed February 2 for Washington’s Birthday.
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the Nations National Guard—National Guard
U. S. National Defense Week
Fredericktomans
National Guard
Army of the
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Willard Horine
A. Aldrich
Das
Nayantara Pandit Sahgal
Madame Pandit
Nehru
Tara
India
Torey College
Gandhi
United States
Harold le Claire
Franklin Roosevelt
Europe
Pearl Harbor
America
Dagobert I. Runes
Washington
Possible Elevation as Chief Judge in Maryland Court
Retirement of two veteran judges may lead to Judge Edward Delaplaine becoming chief judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals. Other likely vacancies include Judge Morris A. Soper of the Fourth Circuit and Judge William C. Coleman of the U. S. District Court. A source said Chief Judge Frederick W. Brune could be elevated to the Federal Appeals Court if Delaplaine moves up.
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Edward 5. Delaplaine
Maryland Court of Appeals
Todas
Moris A. Soper
United States Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Wiliam C. Coleman
LF. S. District Court
Frederck W. Brune
Court of Appeals
Federal Appeals Court
Delaplane
Sacred Seminary choir tour led by Rev. Thomas Emcompal chiej
The Seminary of the Evantgelice plans its annual seminar concert tour led by Rector Thomas Emcompal chiej of New York City, with Rev. Joe Hen as choir manager. The Hix seminars stage a religious music program at St dames Episcopal church and related events.
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Seuinay Chon
McConnel Pelion
Tee Niet
Gare Ani
Fin Themtogiendt
Evatgeilce
Heds Aarster
St Dames’ Episcopal Church
de CT Certsyee Navesi
Thomas
Emcopal Chiec
New York City
Atsiat
Hix Itmis
Joe Hennesses
Suntan
Ura SN Savres
Ppatesaar
Needling Tactics Threaten Far East Policy Under Fire
Washington reports that left wing senators' pressure complicates Eisenhower's Far East strategy amid Formosa tensions. The piece warns that publicity of US planning could provoke war, while Nationalist and Communist forces in Quemoy and Matsu raise the risk of broader conflict. A public heart fund drive follows.
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Ike
Far East
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Eizenhower
Senate
House
China
Eisenhower
Formosa
Quernmoy
Matsu Islands
Off Shore
Quemoy
Woman Hurls Baby From Hotel Window In New Jersey Tragedy
Irene Morgan, 22, of Garfield New Jersey, hurled her newborn boy from a seventh floor window at the Hotel I Capitol early today to hide the birth from her husband. The infant was found dead on a Midtown street. Morgan claimed the baby’s father was not her husband and she feared exposure. Police say the husband, 24, recently discharged from the Army, did not know of the pregnancy.
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Eeetree
Hotel I Capitol
Moiner
Irene Morgan
Chestnut St
Garfield
Robert
Woman Who Gave Melodies to Puccini in Madame Butterfly
A fire in a Catholic old folks home in Japan leaves Mrs Hisana Oyama missing and feared dead. Oyama, widowed, was credited with providing authentic Japanese melodies that influenced Puccini’s Madame Butterfly. Her relatives identify a body as hers. she had shared a link to the opera’s origins in a magazine article.
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Vyokurama
Japan
Puccini
Hisana Oyama
Tsuhasuke Oyama
Aganese Mumaster
Italy
Lae
Osama
Tentame- In
Oyamva
Milan
la Scala
Cho Cho San
Simeule
Pucemi
Oyama
Pue
School Controversy Reaches Voters In Pocomoke Area
Pocomoke City Worcester County voters face a May referendum on a $1500 bond for new high schools. The issue: consolidate two high schools between Pocomoke City and Snow Hill or build separate schools. County commissioners and school board agree the question should be in the bond bill. Myrtle Polk of the House of Delegates backs a referendum component.
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Pocomore City
Worcester County
Phuus & Alauy
General Assembly
Annapolis
Mars
Myrtle Polk
House of Delegates
Questions and Answers from a Miscellany Page
A reader’s quiz covers topics from world electorates to animal locomotion and map projections. It includes notes on measures of horses and a glossary of terms tied to historical science trivia. Dr. Mills and his wife Doris Mills are listed, along with a naval discharge notice from a Maryland address.
Covered Dish Supper By Frederick Cub Scouts Pack 271
Frederick Cub Scouts Pack 271 held a covered dish supper Tuesday evening at the local Presbyterian church attended by 104 persons. Scout masters Norman Trump and Warren Evans led the event with committees including Mr and Mrs Chute, Mr and Mrs Evans, Major James Armstrong, and Mr and Mrs Nick Maropis. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis, Mr and Mrs Horace Stauffer, Mr and Mrs Bascomb Neal, Mr and Mrs Edward Hartmann, and Dr and Mrs E J Shantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
John M. Culler, Jr
Fred Maurer
Betty Romsberg
Local Couple Heads South For Florida Trip
A group including aura B Keassersperger and Mrs Florence Creeger of the city, with Mrs D D Marker and Mrs Teddy Beachles of Middletown, left February 7 for a month in Florida and will visit Kentucky relatives on return. Mrs Hal Brandt and Mrs Harry Brown of 232 East Patrick Street recently returned from a southern tour. они Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Melvin Rice and sons, Mr William Eyler and Miss Nancy Esler returning from Madeira Beach. Mr and Mrs Luther Rice, formerly of Frederick, and friends, and Mr and Mrs Irving Shuffler Sr celebrate anniversaries. Mrs Flora Hallee of Boonsboro marks her 88th birthday.
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Flora A Hallee
Boonshore
Cattle Jittery After Plane Crashed And Burned On Farm
Washington February 17 a Washington attorney Sam Clammer and his Aberdeen Angus herd near Poolesville Maryland were terrified by an Air Force B 47 bomber crash The herd suffered acute nervous shock with cows calving prematurely and trembling in the wake of the blast Air Force crews cleared the area while Clammer praised the investigation and hoped for recovery of the sunbeam strain cattle valued at about 250000
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Washington
Sam Clanmer
Clammer
Poolestille
Air Force
Trade Bill Moves To Debate In House Supporters Expect Edge
Washington supporters of Eisenhower's free trade program push the bill toward debate in the House. Both parties back the measure but insurgent factions vow a last minute fight. Senate action pending. The bill would extend three years the president's power to negotiate reciprocal trade deals and deepen tariff cuts on foreign goods in exchange for benefits to U.S. products.
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White House
Congress
United States
Senate
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Asked To Spy On Publisher Harms McCarthy Probe
Harvey Matusow, a former FBI informer and ex communist, testifies he was asked to spy on Nevada publisher Hank Greenspun for Senator McCarthy. The hearing centers on Matusow’s plea and McCarran opposition.
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New York
Harvey Matusow
FBI
Nevada
Hank Greenspun
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Greenspun
Sen McCarran
D-New
Matusow
Matusow Recants Testimony in 1992 Conspiracy Case
Matusow says his earlier testimony was false and seeks a new trial. In cross examination by US Attorney J Edward Lumbard he testified that after signing a contract to publish his book False Witness last October he told Justice Department attorneys he would never take the stand again.
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Matusow
Jel Lohee Corvicuom
Atty. J. Edward Lumbard
Justice Department
Father Carries His Children To Safety
Avery Hash 31 carried his year old twin girls a 2-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son from a blazing living room using a lightweight crib mattress as a shield. His wife followed and all five escaped unharmed after a stove explosion sparked the fire near a bungalow south of Lancaster near the Maryland border. Hash, a Bainbridge Md fire company member, had previously been burned in a similar oil stove blaze five weeks earlier and later injured in a car crash while seeking medical aid. Neighbors offered temporary shelter as the home suffered extensive damage.
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Quarryville
Paw
Lancaster County
Avery Hash
Hash
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Nash
Bainbridge
Naval Training Station
Tre
Hash Family
Navy to probe sighting of unidentified submarine near Fort Pierce
Jacksonville Fla The Navy will investigate to evaluate a reported sighting of an unidentified submarine near Fort Pierce two Coast Guardsmen reported an orange glow at sea and approached within a quarter mile of the object before losing it. Lt Cmdr Jack Parry at Atlantic submarine fleet headquarters said it is not ours and no submarines are operating in the area.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Fort Pierce
Coast
New London
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Heart Fund Drive
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