Hagerstown Men Given Long Terms
Two Hagerstown men with prior criminal records received long sentences after pleading guilty in Cir cuit Court to breaking and entering and grand larceny tied to the January 24 liquor store robbery west of Frederick. Kline, 30, got seven years. Dunn, 26, five years. a third defendant, Martin, 19, had his sentence suspended after a favorable pre sentence report citing his community standing and single eye handicap. A State’s Attorney said the trio stole whiskey cigarettes a revolver and $53 from Highways Liquors near Frederick. the gun and several cigarettes were recovered by State Trooper Basore.
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Hagerstown
House of Correction
Frederick
Thomas McClellan Kline
Ellsworth Dunn
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Charles Luther Martin
Martin
Alton C. Whitmore
State Office of Parole and Probation
Schnauffer
Frank Mish
Washington County
Edwin F. Nikirk
Hagers
H. L. Basore
Kline
Duan
Weather Dips and Warm Spell Forecast as Weekend Rain Possible
The observer reports a chilly start with 26 degrees at the airport but by 8:30 the temperature rose to 1 degree? and hints of a milder, sunny afternoon. A warm spell may push the day toward 60 as thunderstorms and rain move in later weekend in the Nebraska ice box region.
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Nebraska
British Know-How On Beating The Drums
PORTSMOUTH Eng Four US Marines drummen visit for two weeks to learn British ceremonial drumstick drill from Royal Marines. Led by Master Sgt Edward M De Mar marine band drum major, the group emulates British techniques after Lt Gen Lemuel C Shepherd praised the Royal Marines in a prior visit. Marylanders aboard the Gen H B Freeman return from the Far East with 1022 other servicemen.
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Portsmouth
Eng
U.S. Marines
Lemuel C. Shepherd
U. S. Marine Corps
Royal Marines
Edward M. de Mar
Marion Station
Marines Corps
Devastating Attack Unleashed By Planes Near Pyongyang
U S fighter bombers struck a Communist training center with heavy explosives in a third strike in two days. U S Sabre jet pilots shot down two MiGs and possibly a third. Fifth Air Force reported 195 Thunderjets and Shooting Stars with massive bomb loads. The raid follows a 360 plane assault yesterday on the Pyongyang area, marking four strikes in under a week. Pilots said the target showed smoke and flames from prior raids, bringing the six day total to 16 enemy planes down, with 23 more damaged or likely destroyed.
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Seoul
U. S
Eight Motorists Lose Driving Privileges in Court
Eight motorists had licenses suspended or revoked in morning hearings before Motor Vehicle License Reviewer Hay Horn in the Court House. Two licenses were revoked, six suspended. four of the affected are minors. Revoke: Earl Edward Kolb and Howard Eugene Dickensheets. Convictions noted for Kolb unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and Dickensheets reckless driving. Minors suspended for one month: Charles Franklin Gue, George I. Lease, Silas D. Kuhn Jr. Others suspended include Kenneth LaMar Baker, Deford Delmon Chase, Wilson Sidney Colbert, and more. Driving probation for Leo M. Boyle, Clark L. Keeney, William D. Phelps, Walter J. Shaw, Glenn E. Sowers, Paul Sterling Webber, and Robert P. Bennet Jr. Reprimands: Roland A. Adams and Clyde C. Wachter Jr. Leonard S. Mercer’s license was indefinitely refused for operating without a permit.
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Hay Horn
Court House
Earl Edward Kolb
Route 1
Jefferson
Howard Eugene Dickensheets
Route 5
Frederick Kolb
Dickensheets
Charles Franklin Gue
South Carroll Street
George I. Lease
Frederick
Silas D. Kuhn, Jr
Kuhn
Kenneth LaMar Baker
Thurmont
Deford Delmon Chase
Ice Street
Wilson Sidney Colbert
West Church Street
Roland Austin Adams
Clyde C. Wachter, Jr
Leonard S. Mercer
Keymar
Finns Carry Fuel For Reds
Washington observers report a second Finnish tanker carrying jet fuel for Communist warplanes spotted in the Mediterranean. Neste, with 3,000 tons of aviation fuel from Constanta, Romania, may be diverted to Gdynia to evade Allied seizure while operators previously linked to the Wiima, which carried 7,000 tons to China, face secure scrutiny off Singapore.
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Washington
Mediterranean
China
Neste
Constanta
Black Sea
Tovied
Wiima
Romania
United Nations
Singapore
Gdynia
Man Dies After Crawling Into Furnace Blaze
In Newton Falls Ohio Mrs Virginia Champlin heard screams from the basement and found her husband Raymond Champlin twenty four headfirst in their blazing furnace. She pulled him out but he died later in hospital. He had reportedly taken sleeping pills and been under a doctor's care for days in a nervous condition. Coroner Criste investigated.
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Warren
Virginia
Champlin
Newton Falls
Raymond
Michael Criste
Maryland Senate Finance Committee OKs 15 Percent Tax Cut
The Maryland Senate Finance Committee approved a 15 percent income tax cut for residents, sending the measure toward enactment with no opposition. If approved by the Senate and governor, taxpayers may deduct 15 percent from state taxes on 1952 earnings after deductions, matching last year’s relief. The House previously passed the measure, now awaiting Senate action.
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Annapolis
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Board of Revenue Estimates
House
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Senate Judiciary Committee
Crothers
Dcecil
League of Women Voters
Methodists Protest Persecution Call in Italy
The National Synod of the Methodist Church in Italy urged the government to halt persecution of Protestants in Catholic Italy. The resolution asked Interior Minister Mario Scelba to rescind the order expelling Rev Anthony Caliandro, director of the Evangelical Biblical Institute, and was supported by church and ecumenical groups. De Gasperi previously rejected Caliandro's appeal to stay, with the minister ordering him to leave within 48 hours.
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Naples
Italy
National Synod of the Methodist Church In
la Spezia
Methodist Church of England
United States
Mario Sceiba
Anthony Cassandro
Evangeliical Biblical Institute
Methodists
Council of Christian Churches
International
World Council of Churches
Christian Democrat
U.S. State Department
Miss Smith Named As Acting Welfare Head
Elizabeth G. Smith was named acting director of the Maryland State Department of Public Welfare by W. Thomas Kemp Jr. The appointment fills the vacancy after the death of Director J. Milton Patterson last Saturday.
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Baltimore
Elizabeth G. Smith
Maryland State Department of Public Welfare
W. Thomas Kemp Jr
Welfare Board
JJ. Milton Patterson
Running Out Of Good North Korea Targets
Allied airmen report successful strikes across North Korea but warn of dwindling lucrative targets as air power again hits tank and infantry training sites near Pyongyang. General Barcus notes substantial losses including tank and vehicle repair facilities, with nearly 500 fighter-bombers involved in recent raids.
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Seoul
North Korea
Pyongyang
Glenn QO. Barcus
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Local Heart Association to Incorporate in Maryland
Citizens form group to join Heart Association of Maryland and American Heart Association, plan charter with national group, hold public meeting, and create a Cardiac Clinic at Frederick County Health Department aided by the Heart Fund Drive. Steering committee led by Edward D. Storm includes Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Leichert, Mrs. Newton, and others. Samuel W. Barrick heads the county heart drive fund distributing plastic hearts with Legionnaires backing by J Alfred Cutsail.
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Heart Association of Maryland
American Heart Association
Maryland Association
Frederick County
Edward D. Storm
Charles S. Lane
William B. Leichert
H. P. Newton
Charles S. V. Lanner
Elmer Koebler
Thomas E. Williams
Manuel Weinberg
Nelson A. Strathern
J. Robert Edwards
Arthur Mason
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Johin S. Miller
J. Weldon Harper
Lumen F. Norris
Samuel W. Barrick
Legionnaires
J Alfred Cutsail
Auto And Two Trucks Involved In Accident
A three-vehicle rear end collision occurred on West South street about 100 feet west of South Bentz street Wednesday around 4 35 p m. A sedan driven by James R Dulaney Oak Ridge Tenn stopped as traffic halted. The Frederick Bricks Works dump truck operated by James N Page followed and struck the sedan. Page was followed by a Mack truck driven by Tex M Richards of Harrisburg Va which hit the dump truck. Damages were 850 or more to the sedan and under 50 to each truck. No injuries or charges were reported.
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West South Street
South Bentz Street
Charles W. Bare
James R. Dulaney
Oak Ridge
Tenn
South Street
Frederick Bricks Works
James N. Page
al iSaints Street
Page
Tex M . Richards
Harrisburg
Evangelist Loser in Fire Claims Personal Losses
In Federal Court yesterday the evangelist known as The Walking Bible testified he lost about 16000 in personal items in a November 1951 fire that destroyed his Baltimore home. He listed 300 neckties 30 white shirts 5950 in saddles and bridles and 300 in canned goods among the losses. Police Chief Russell Moxley said debris showed no such items. Owen said he recovered similar losses in fires in Dallas Oakland Portland and Louisville.
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Baltimore
Curly? Owen
Howard County
Russel Moxley
Owen
Dallas
Tex
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Maine
Louisville
Kentucky
Plane Burns Near Landing in Roswell Flight Mishap
Maj. James D. Cummins of Berlin Maryland was navigator aboard a B36 that caught fire near the end of its landing roll in Roswell New Mexico. Twenty two airmen escaped unharmed as flames spread from two engines to the rest of the plant after the crew jumped. The six engine bomber was returning from a routine training flight from Rapid City Air Force Base in South Dakota.
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Roswell
N. M
James D. Cummins
Berlin
Rapid City Air Force Base
South Dakota
Dulles outlines steps to reassure allies and curb China
Secretary Dulles told reporters the United States is studying measures to avoid political embarrassment with allies as it considers actions against China, including a possible naval blockade of the China coast and stricter enforcement of UN trade recommendations. He framed the plan around feasibility, military consequences, and ally sensitivities, while also addressing anti communist pledges, Indochina peace efforts, and Middle East aid including a near approved 11 million dollar program, with no intent to snub Israel.
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Waslington U
Dulles
United States
Red China
China
United Nations
State Department
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Congress
Roosevelt
Truman
Yalta
Potsdam
Russia
Far East
Europe
U. S
Indochina
Korea
France
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Two Services For World Day Of Prayer
World Day of Prayer will be observed in Frederick Friday with two services. The morning service will be at Trinity Reform ed Chapel from 11 45 a m to 12 30 p m with optional attendance during lunch. Rev Paul L Althouse will lead. The afternoon service at First Baptist Church at 2 o clock, themed Walk As Children Of Light, is organized by the local Council of Church Women with Mrs F P Brose as president. Mrs Robert Woodward will sing as soloist. Stocks mixed New York. The stock market showed a mixed day with upside potential in several major areas.
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Frederick
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Paul L. Althouse
First Baptist Church
Children of Light
Council of Church Women
F. P. Brose
Robert Woodward
Humphrey Outlines Opposition Role At Hood Meeting
Sen. Hubert Humphrey addressed Hood students in Brodbeck Hall on the opposition’s duty to offer a clear alternative to administration policy. He urged selective opposition, criticized both parties on platforms, and urged student political participation and local caucuses.
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Hubert I. Humphrey
de Minn
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Town Hall
Humphrey
Minnesota
New Orleans
Spotlight on Voice as Dulles Reshapes Information Office
Washington The Voice of America loses its overall supervisor as Senate inquiry continues. Sen McClellan says Acheson may be summoned to testify. Dulles announces resignation of Wilson Compton as director of the State Department Information Administration. Compton, former Washington State College president, was recruited to supervise government propaganda broadcasts. Dulles: successor to be named soon. resignation aligns with Eisenhower policy of refreshing major policy leadership. McCarthy asserts Mrs Roosevelt helped circulate writings by Howard Fast. Mrs Roosevelt denies involvement and commitment to any government information matter. Fast refuses to testify on Communist ties or possible Korea service.
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Washington
Voice of America
Senate
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Dean Acheson
Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Wilson Compton
Information Administration
Dulles
Compton
Washington State College
Truman
State Department
The
Voice
McClellan
McCarthy R. Wis
McCarthy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Howard Fast
Roosevelt
Dayton
Fast
Tom Paine
U. S
Korea
Hepatitis Inoculations Halt Outbreak in Frederick County
Dr. Forbes H. Burgess reports gamma globulin inoculations stopped the hepatitis outbreak in Frederick County. Fifty one cases were reported this year, mainly in Thurmont, with a new case traced to Thurmont. About 1,000 residents received injections after outbreaks, and few cases followed, proving the disease halted though incubation is four to six weeks.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Thurmont
Burgee
Burgess
U S Bomb Kills Three Americans in Korea Front
Three American soldiers were killed and five wounded when an Allied warplane accidentally dropped bombs behind UN lines near the Western Front. Far East Command began an investigation as Air Force and Navy officers withheld comment. An officer suggested a pilot may have had trouble with the bomb release mechanism.
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Seoul
U. N
Air Force
Navy
Far East
Tokyo
Hit
Congress Receives Grim War Outlook Briefing
Washington leaders from both parties met with President Eisenhower and top generals to review the global military situation. Gen Omar Bradley and Allen Dulles outlined Korea and other fronts, with lawmakers calling the briefing very informative though grim, noting the burden on the economy and the need for possible action against Communist China.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
White House
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert J.cutler
Laison
National Security Council
Rep. Halleck
Congress
Taft
Halleck
Allen Dulles
Robert Cutler
Joseph M. Dodge
Europe
Korea
China
Dulles
Red China
Cockroaches Overrun Two U S Buildings
The House opened an early session to dispose of a 904.6 million supplemental bill while debating 225 high back swivel chairs costing 130 each for members. Rep Sikes urged dropping the chair money as a potential hot potato, but a 127 to 42 vote kept the chairs. Bender proposed a 50 thousand cockroach elimination campaign, but no amendment followed.
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Washington
Rep
Sikes
D-Flo
Bender
Rohio
House
Capitol
Vote Tonight On Playing Of Bingo At Parkway PTA
Mrs Gladys Hopkins state supervisor of curriculum leads a discussion after a movie on elementary age children tonight at the Parkway School PTA meeting Classroom visitation starts at 1730 inviting parents to view their children s work A business meeting follows and the decision on whether bingo will be played at the annual festival will be settled Robert E Clapp Jr PTA president will preside The government s 2850000 tax case against William G Lias West Virginia race track operator returns to the U S Tax Court today.
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Gladys Hopkins
Parkway School
P.T.A
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
PTA T
Washington
William G. Lias
West Virginia
U.S
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