Local Negro Faces Charge Of Lottery In Baltimore Raid
Frederick man Robert Edward Stanton, 49, was among five arrested in a joint State Police and Baltimore police lottery raid on two Baltimore sites. Stanton allegedly collected daily bets from local writers. One woman faced an assault charge after resisting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Robert Edward Stanton
South Bentz Street
Frederick County
Elmer F. Munshower
Idcal
C H. L. Basore
Stanton
Baltimore Police Department
Lieut. Byrne
Federal push to empower mine safety enforcement
Secretary of the Interior Chapman told the House Labor committee that states have failed to curb coal mine disasters and urged Congress to grant the federal government power to close unsafe mines. He cited two deadly explosions killing 125 miners and urged criminal penalties for violators while noting recent fatal collapses Orient No. 2 in West Frankfort and Carpentertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chapman
House Labor Committee
Rep. Price
Congress
Orient No. 2
West Frankfut
Carpentertown
Sasscer Rejects Mahoney Debate Challenge
In Washington D C on Feb 18 Representative Sasscer of Maryland rejected a rival candidate’s challenge to debate. He said he is focused on his campaign for Senate and criticized Mahone for attempting to force a tour. In Renovo Pennsylvania on Feb 18 experts worked to cap a natural gas well that had erupted and burned for 38 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Sasscer
D-Md
Senate
George P. Mahone
Jet Mahoney
Kong
Jethne
Renovo
Itsang
New York
Aberdeen Proving Ground tests weapons and paints daily
At Aberdeen Proving Ground the Army subjects every weapon and vehicle to relentless testing in labs and at a long range that reaches Chesapeake Bay. The facility, covering 75 000 acres with 125 million dollars in equipment, employs over 15 000 people, including civilians and PhD holders. It trains officers and enlisted personnel for ordnance tasks, hosts the ordnance board, and stores combat gear and ammunition while guiding weapon adoption and deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huell Warren
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Chesapeake Bay
Proving Ground
Baltymore
Aberdeens
Doctors of Philosophy
Army Ordnance Proving Ground
Sandy Hook
N. J
Ordnance Board
Co A Rifle Team Repeats Maryland Trophy Win
The 115th Infantry Regiment Company A rifle team won the Governor of Maryland trophy for the third straight year, finishing February 17 at Pikesville Armory with a 1312. Team coach 2nd Lt. Paul L. Crum Jr. led a ten-man squad defeating Headquarters and Headquarters Company 175th Infantry, 121st Engineer Battalion Laurel, and 224th Field Artillery Pikesville. Individual high scorers were Kinsey 299 and Horine 266, with a total 1312. Awards will be presented at the Division Encampment at Fort A. P. Hill, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
115Th Infantry Regiment
Governor of Maryland
Pikesville Armory
Frederick
Paul L. Crum
175Th Infantry Regiment
Baltimore
Laurel
224Th Field Artillery
Pikesville
William E. Warfield
Fort A. P. Hill
Virginia
Kinsey
Warren L
Horine
Willard M. Isi
Miller
Richard D
Wilcom
Paul R
Zimmerman
Murray C
Mask
James R
Crum
Paul L
Strine
Robert L
Moser
John T
Castle
Russell
Few Budget Cuts Seen in Maryland Legislature
ANNAPOLIS February 18 After a daily budget battle a frustrated Senator says the only way to cut is to cut taxes. Legislators call in department heads to argue that appropriations are already down to the bone. 325 pages of figures are reviewed with little change to Governor’s submitted budget. Last year the House and Senate aimed for a 10 percent cut but the Governor was asked to implement a leaner plan. Some lawmakers now favor reducing the total available for appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Blonde 22 Admits Husband Murder in El Paso
Blonde 22 told officers she killed Army officer husband after an argument over wealth and her parents help. She said he warned her to go to hell and that she retrieved a gun from a bedroom closet and shot him. The statement described a plan to end the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Dblonde
Richard Parsons
Hold Ground Observer Meet On Wednesday
Ground observer corps members from eleven county posts are urged to attend a Wednesday 730 PM meeting at the YMCA. It marks the first phase of observer training with about 200 observers enrolled. Major Benjamin F. Vaughn will attend. Capt. George Korb and Sgt. Daniel Travsky began inspections of posts in New Market Urbana Doubs and plan further stops in Lewistown Emmitsburg New Midway Libertytown Myersville Burkittsville and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ground Observer Corps
YMCA
Ias
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Benjamin F. Vaughn
Eastern Air Defense Force
George Korb
Sergt
Daniel Travsky
Baltimore
New Market
Urbana
Doubs
Lantz
New Midway
Libertytown
Myersville
Burkittsville
Frederick
Sentence Suspended in Maryland Court for Bingham Assault
A six months sentence in the Maryland House of Correction for James R. Bingham of Burkittsville was suspended by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield after a guilty finding for assault on his mother in law Mrs. Edward C. Rice. Bingham, living near his in laws, was arrested Sunday following a disturbance. Multiple others faced varied charges with several acquittals and fines listed, including George A. Magruder and Foster S. Stone. John Johnston was sworn as chairman of the international development advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland House of Correction
James R. Bingham
Burkittsville
Edward C. Rice
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Bingham
Charles G. Brightful
Westminister
George A. Magruder
Westminster
Magruder
James Lewis
Bmchtful
Foster S. Stone
Frederick
Route 4
Kenneth Tschnell
Ronald W. Hull
Elyria
James Stonesifer
Atrests Catateras
Jack PD Reynalds
Kensington
Charles Edward Ricketts Boyds
Te Mshi
Center
Meredith H Alexander
Della Mae Giessen
Canton
William Lo Enser Bowe
Frank A. Sheeh
Washington
Joseph G Kawmar
Garland F. Markham, Jr
Montromery Pa
Garland
Babe Poicrevlce
Charles Albert Forde
William Printz
Laks
John B Sheran Balt
Daniel Swami
George Crouse
Treaner
Lea ~ Sonester
Harris Bowman
Aloes
Chane Harmon
Rawter
Fredaick
Grand Jury Session Opens Short in Frederick County
A February term grand jury session opened before Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer with Chester G. Clem named foreman. The court indicated the session would be brief and conclude by Wednesday afternoon. The jury, comprising 23 members, will hear cases in a secret, accusatory proceeding, with 12 needed to return an indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Chester G. Clem
Frederick School
Sraud
Schnaufler
Charles A. Price
Montevue
Frederick County
Chester G. Ciem
Foreman
Charles L Leatherman
Carl M. Thomas
Roy H. Brust
Toilie H. Wachter
J. Oliver Fooper
Mehrl W. Wisner
George W. Hauver
Alice W. Magada
Laura F Strube
Roy L. Wisetokey
Frank A. Gardner
Roger H. Gersbert
Ralph C. Rohrer
Cyrus Gambrill. Jr
Clarence W. Cliie
Harry M. Kessler
Lumen F. Norris
Kathryn M. Hall
Marshall L. Grove
Charles D., Metz
George F. Stunkle
Maurice L. Dade
Robert L. Davis
John H. Krantz
Alice R. Staley
Emory
Crishall
LeRoy J. Hoff
James C. Pearl
Plan For New Atomic Tests In Pacific At Eniwetok
The Defense Department announced preparations for new atomic tests in the Pacific at Eniwetok. A task force from the Army Navy Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission will conduct the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Pacific
Eniwetok
Pacific Atoll
Army Navy
Air Force
Aton Energy Commission
New Aid Considered For Indo-China By U S Officials
Washington reports that the United States weighs special new aid to help France withstand a Communist takeover in Indo-China. Officials say dollars or military supplies could be sent if China does not intervene as in Korea. A major Chinese assault could force a UN response or direct action against China. Discussions planned with French Foreign Minister Schuman in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
France
State Department
Korea
United Nations
China
Indo-China
Europe
Acheson
Schuman
London
Jets Outnumbered in Korea Battle With MiGs and Ground Claims
American Sabre jets outnumbered two to one and damaged two MiG-15s in a high North Korea air battle. Allied ground forces penetrated deep into the central Korean line as a raiding party escaped a Communist trap near the Pukhan River. Operation Strangle marked its seventh month with claims of mensurable Chinese Red costs and disrupted supply routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
U. W
Pukhan River
Air Force
Two Wills Admitted To Probate Here Today
Wills of Wailer England and Mrs Anna Rebecca Arvin probated at Orphans Court today. England dispositions include cash, life insurance, and farm liens benefiting Luella England and several children. Arvin will allocates real estate and mention of multiple legatees including Charles, John Williams, and Clarence Arvin. witnesses listed as Ketten Broang and Elia Ro Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailer
England
Wjameville
Anna Rebecca Arvin
Brunswick
Orphans Court
Luella England
George M England
George England
Walter Ragtend
Edain
Mary Effen Henry
Roland Tf
Mer Atl
Charlee DT
John EB Withans
Ann Geers
Hook Delautes
Arnon
Cnidien
Abie
Lied Foo
Clarence Arati
Levin
Arvin
Kettren
Elia Ro Hogan
Two Week Police Training Course Planned for Frederick
Frederick Maryland February 25 marks the start of the second phase of a training program for city police officers. Maryland State Police instructors will teach a two week course in administrative technique for ranking officers through March 6. Participants include nine sergeants and lieutenants, with sessions 2 to 5 p.m. in the Board of Aldermen room. The in service program, arranged by Acting Chief W W Corbin with State Police Superintendent Elmer F Munshower and Mayor Donald B Rice, aims to modernize supervision and teaching for veterans and improve efficiency and effectiveness across the department. Topics include investigation reports, disciplinary action, arrest and court procedures, traffic control, files, crowd control, and police ethics. Data uniformity for accident statistics is emphasized to aid safety studies and reduce traffic incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland State Police
W. W Corbin
Elmer F Munshower
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
P.m
Niine
Pikesville
Corbin
24th Now Is Out Of Combat In Korea And Sent To Japan
The 24th Infantry Division, first to fight and first to lose a man in Korea, has been withdrawn from combat and sent to Honshu, Japan. Maj Gen. William F. Dean led the division into the war in July 1950 and now serves as a Red prisoner. The unit earned a Distinguished Unit Citation and Medals of Honor amid brutal battles on the central front before its move to defend Japan alongside the First Cavalry Division. The 24th’s last Korean action was near Kumsong, and its early days included Osan contact on July 1950. Pfc. Shadrick of Weirton, West Virginia, was killed July 5, 1950, the first American casualty. Only two of the original handful survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Fallaut 24Th Infantry
Japan
William F. Dean
Honshu
U.S. First Cavalry Division
38Th Parallel
Kumsong
24Th
Osan
S Pam
Pfc
Shadrick
Weaming
W. Va
Tame Nn Rata
Reach Wreckage Of Airliner All Dead In Sicily Crash
Police reached the wreckage of a British twin motor Viking airliner on Sicily Mount Rose and confirmed all aboard were dead. Reports varied on toll with 31 or 34 dead, including 17 men 14 women and three children. The craft was chartered carrying 26 passengers and a crew of five en route from London to Nairobi. Many victims were said to be families of British soldiers stationed in Kenya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
Britain
London
Nairobi
Repercussions Seen If Talks Fail
Washington and Lisbon talks on western European rearmament threaten political and congressional repercussion. If no progress is reported, lawmakers may slash foreign aid. Eisenhower faces pressure to address NATO questions and return home to guide his stance on defense unity and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lisbon
North Atlantic Council
Congress
Acheson
London
France
Germany
Europe
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Eisenhower
New York
Iowa
Wesley Roberts
Portugal
Council
Wise Men
Atlantic
W. Averell Harriman
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council
Bride Arrested After Bathing Husbands Wounds in Domestic Dispute
In Silver Spring a 24 year old bride Dorothy Kernaren was jailed on assault with intent to murder after she was found bathing her husband Jack’s wounds with a wet towel. The shooting stemmed from a heated argument over drinking and fidelity. The man was hospitalized, receiving treatment for a chest wound. Also reported Seattle naval transfer: Marine Adder 18 to dock with 44 Marylanders returning from Korea duty under troop rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
Dorothy Kernarens
Jack
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Willan
Kernarene
Kornarens
Uptaire
Whalen
R Kornarens
Seattle
Marine Adder
Korea
Far East
William E. Smith
Barneville
Robbers Enter Home on Eighth Street in City
In a Saturday evening break in at 26 Fact Eighth Street Mr and Mrs Travers Feut reported thieves looted their home. They rifled drawers and took whisky and 75 dollars from a safe. Police were notified and detectives began调查 to locate the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers Feut
Eighth Street
Pines
Drewser
Ems
Russians Say They Qualify As A Neutral
MUNSAN Korea February 18 Communists challenged allies rejection of Russia nomination to a neutral inspection commission to police a Korean truce. They argued the Soviet Union is neutral and called for another plenary session while U N delegates left for Panmunjom to learn if Russia accepts terms for a peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Panmunjom
U. N
Red
U. N. Command
Neutral Nation Commission
William P. Nuckols
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Inspection Commission
Reds
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Adm
C. Turner Joy Sunday
U. N. General Assembly
Republic of Korea
U.N. Red
Agencie
Opposition To Plan Faces Senate Fight In 1932
Washington Feb 187 President Truman’s bid to reorganize the Internal Revenue Bureau met growing Senate opposition. Senate Expenditures Committee Chairman McClellan said testimony was unsatisfactory and veteran Senator George, head of the Finance Committee, was expected to oppose. George to testify Feb 2 and would not comment before then. Truman sent the plan last month as a key anti corruption proposal. The tax bureau has been under intense House subcommittee scrutiny in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Expenditures Committee
Sen. George
D-Ga
George
Capitol
Tax Collecting Bureau
House
Snowstorm Mortality and Travel Disruptions Hit New England
A Nor’easter blanketed New England with six to twenty inches of snow after a weekend of icy conditions that killed at least 120 people. Highways were blocked and travel by train and plane was crippled. Schools closed across New York and six New England states as the Maine Turnpike also shut. Plows lagged behind, and many motorists sought shelter in service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Maire
Old Court Square Chestnut Trees To Be Removed
Workmen today began removing two century old horse chestnut trees outside Charles Bane’s home at 114 West Church Street. The trees, estimated at 160 years old, were condemned by the city. Parks Superintendent Cyril Uxisin announced the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Square
Charles
Bane
West Church Street
Cyril Uxisin
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Tadas
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Salf Hela
Cuurl House
Treoudimg
Rocky Springs
Brussels
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Berar
Eenstead
Flemieh
U. S
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TVWT
Korean Inspection Commission
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Ehly
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