Price assails Eisenhower Korea policy in stalemate speech
Rep. Price says proposals to end the Korean stalemate are sham and window dressing. He calls for bipartisan foreign policy work, condemns as political the plan to train more South Korean divisions and to end use of the 7th Fleet as a shield for Red China. He notes alleged Chinese raids from offshore islands and questions US shielding Red China.
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Washington
Price
Eisenhower
Korea
Congress
Union
House, Armed Services Committee
House
U. S. Ith
China
U. S
7Th Fleet
South China
Chiang
Formosa
Robert B. Ennis Dies Key Baltimore Democratic Leader
Robert B. Ennis, 71, longtime Baltimore Democratic leader and kingmaker, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a brief illness. Native of Upper Marlboro, he never sought office but chaired Baltimore’s Board of Supervisors of Elections and guided campaigns for Gov. Lane, Mayor D Alesandro, and Adlai Stevenson. He also led Arundel Corp and National Brewing Co board duties. Widow Flora Bechofer Ennis survives. funeral plans incomplete.
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Baltimore
Robert B. Ennis
Democratic State Central Committee
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ennis
Upper Marlboro
Baltimore Sun
Board of Supervisors of Elections of
William Preston Lane Jr
Thomas D'Alesandro
Albert C. Ritchie
Adlai Stevenson
Arundel Corp
National Brewing Co Hts
Flora Bechhofer Ennis
State seeks bids for Emmitsburg road resurfacing project
The State Roads Commission invites bids by March 10 noon for resurfacing US 15 and State Route 32 through Emmitsburg. The project spans about 3.419 miles, with Route 15 from town's northern to southern limits and Route 2 from eastern to western limits at 0.896 miles. Work discussed with the Emmitsburg Board of Commissioners includes removing the square blinker and relocating four fire hydrants. traffic lights at square corners may be added.
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State Roads Commission
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Four Ministers Elected To Baltimore Presbytery
The Baltimore Presbytery selected four ministers to represent it as commissioners at the General Assembly in Minneapolis on May 28. Rev. Bar rett EB. McBee of Annapolis Presbyterian and Rev. Fred Sevier of Harundale Presbyterian at Glen Burnie are among the delegates.
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Baltimore
Barrett EB. McBee
Annapolis
General Assembly
Two More Ambassadors Named By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower nominates James C. Dunn as ambassador to Spain and Karl L. Rankin as ambassador to Nationalist China. He also sends John Moors Cabot of Cambridge to be assistant secretary of state for Inter-American affairs. All nominees are career diplomats with Dunn former ambassador to France and Rankin heading the Taipei embassy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Dunn
Spain
Karl L. Rankin
China
Senate
John Moors Cabot
Cambridge
Mass
Dunn
France
Italy
Lincoln MacVeagh
Madrid
Rankin
Taipei
Formosa
SIX MORE AIDES ON BLOOD STAFF
Additional staff aides will assist at Calvary Methodist church this afternoon and Friday to record and label blood donations. Mrs. RE. Town, Red Cross staff aide division chair, announced. Theron Green will photograph the donation operation tomorrow. A Lincoln school delegation led by Prof. Charles E. Henson, all 18 years old, will donate after parental consent. Price Electric Corporation plans a large donor group tomorrow, led by Joseph H. Wolfe. Unregistered donors may call or present themselves at Second and Bentz streets church between 1 and 7 p.m. tomorrow or 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.
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Calvary Methodist Church
RE. Town
Red Cross
Theron Green
Lincoln School
Charles E. Henson
Henson
Price Electric Corporation
Paul Willard
Joseph H. Wolfe
Second
Bentz Streets
Three Frederick Accidents Reported Over Two Days
Frederick police logged three minor crashes on Monday and Tuesday. William A Ambush Mt St Marys College address rear ended Henry E Jenkins Walkersville East Seventh St. Jenkinss car undamaged. M G Hendrickson West Second St collided with parked Economy Oil truck on Park Ave. Monroe B Hahn operator not damaged. Stanley W Mitchell charged for left side parking after collision with Edward J Musia Cherry Point N C on Military Rd near West Seventh St. minor damage to both cars. Sergi H L Quinn investigated.
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William A. Ambush
Mt. St. Mary’s College
West Seventh Street
Lee Place
Henry E. Jenkins
Walkersville
Route 1
Seventh
William C. Stakey
M. G. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Economy Oil Company
Park Avenue
Elm Street
Monroe B. Hahn
Thurmont
Arnold Simmons
Stanley W. Mitchell
Frederick
Route 3
Edward J. Musia
Cherry Point
Military Road
Sergi H. L. Quinn
Independents Banquet Draws ~150 Members and Guests
About 150 attendees filled the second floor of the engine house for the Independent Hose Company annual banquet. President Benjamin B. Rosenstock acted as toastmaster with Rev. Paul L. Althouse giving the invocation. Guests included Mayor Donald B Rice Alderman Dorstyn F Shipley County Commissioner Robert R Rhodenck and state fire officials from Pikesville Elliott City and William A Chenoweth. Two instructors from the University of Maryland Fire Extension School Slater and Brown attended and spoke as Montgomery County fire service inspectors. Several drivers and captains from other city companies were present. There was no set program.
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Independent Hose Company
Engine House
Ladies” Auxiliary
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Paul L. Althouse
Donald B Rice
Dorstyn F. Shipley
Robert R. Rhodenck
B. Harrison Sha
Taneytown PTA February meeting moved to Feb 2 at 7 30 P M
The Taneytown Elementary PTA shifts its February meeting to Monday February 2 at 7 30 P M with a business session a mental health playset and musical numbers by the Simmons Family The health committee met with Dr Neil Gordon of the Carroll County Health Department to plan a school health program for the PTA at the next meeting A hymn sing is planned for March 15 at 7 36 P M in the Lutheran Church with each of eight represented churches providing two musical pieces Speakers for morning devotions over WHVR radio next week from 8 30 to 8 45 A M are Rev Arthur Garvin Rev Morgan Andreas Rev Dixon Yaste Rev Glenn Stahl and Rev Gideon Galambos Mrs Norman Lawrence remains improving after an operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital Taneytown Kiwanis Ladies Night featured two vocal numbers by Mr and Mrs Henry Reindollar and speaker Rev Guy P Bready of Lancaster a former Taneytown High School pastor.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Elementary
PTA
Simmons
Ellsworth Parks
Robert Feeser
Glenn Stahl
Neil Gordon
Carroll County Health Department
Taneytown District Church School Association
Hanover
WHVR
Arthur Garvin
Clarksburg P T A Plans Spring Festival At School
Clarksburg Unit of the Parent Teachers Association met February 9 with over 45 members. Dr. James Prince spoke on schools and children and a spring festival was proposed to raise funds for a school amplifier. Next meeting set for March 9. festival plans discussed with Mrs. Vernon Taylor chair.
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Clarksb
Parent Teachers Association
Clarksburg
James Prince
Church
Community Association
4-H Club
Red Cross Club
Ralph F. Martz
J. Paul Warfield
W.5.c.5
Thurston King
Damastics
Taneytown carnival plans and fire company notes
The Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company schedules its annual carnival for June 8 to 13 and lists committee appointments for the Carrail County Firemen's Convention to be held in Taneytown. The group also votes to buy a tank wpe foam unit for fighting cascades and plans a spring fundraising solicitation from April 15 to May 1.
Rev Joseph Carl named assistant pastor pro tem at St Joseph’s
Emmitsburg notes announce Rev Joseph Carl C M, a Yugoslav-born missionary in China, as assistant pastor pro tem at St Joseph’s Catholic Church. Also reporting Army discharge for Edward Eugene Myers of Hanover Shoe, party scenes for Irvin Miller’s 61st birthday, Mary Catherine Shields’ 17th party, and local births and visits. Maryland turkey crop to fall by 16 000 to 513 000 in 1953 amid lower prices and higher feed costs.
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Emmitsburg
John D. Sullivan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Joseph Carl
Carl
Yugoslavia
China
O'Shea
Pic
Edward Eugene Myers
Edward Myers
East Main Street
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Hanover Shoe Company
Irvin Miller
Miller
Harry
Brooke Herring
Joseph Ay
Bernard F. Shields
Mary Catherine
Dale Dunkinson
Sarah Shields
Chas. Ridenour
Eddie Ridenour
Richard Frock
Geo. Tyler
Robert Baker
Mary Ann Kelly
Mary Agatha Ridenour
Carolyn McNais
Jean Troxell
Thelma Green
Doris Flax
George Springer
Lewis Hahn
Richard Stambaugh
Cyrus Manahan
Catherine Manahan
Michael Boyle
Joseph Scott
Charles Baker
Ronald Kelly
Mary Katherine Lingg
Ann Ridenour
Janice Mooney
Baltimore
Thomas H. Martins
Jack Koenig
Ricky
Pikesville
Koenig
Irvin
Brooke Wetzel
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Maryland
College Park
Maryland Turkey Brewers
Sykesville Legion clothing drive aids flood victims
The Sykesville Memorial Post American Legion sponsors a clothing drive for Holland flood victims soliciting clean worn clothes and blankets. Donations should be taken to Stewart Barber shop. Eldersburg Homemakers hold a workshop at Mrs Jack Ruby's home from a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday Feb 19. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dorsey Woodlawn are parents of a
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Sykesville
Surprise miscellane ous shower honors Miss Anne Belle Stup
Miss Anne Belle Stup was guest of honor at a surprise miscellane ous shower Tuesday at Evergreen Point restaurant. Hosts were Mrs. Mary Lou Thomas and Miss Doris Gibbons. Yellow and green decor highlighted gifts for the bride elect. Guests included Mrs. Betty Lenhart, Mrs. Mary M Shelor, Mrs. Betty Haugh, Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. Pauline Summers, Mrs. Ruby Staley, Mrs. Dorothy DeGrange, Mrs. Levetta Thomas, Mrs. Doris Ricketts, Mrs. Poses Sponseller, Miss Irene Staley, Miss Mary Jane Haines, and Miss Bulie Bushons.
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Anne Belle Stup
Evergreen Point
Mary Lou Thomas
Doris Gibbons
Betty Lenhart
Mary M .Shelor
Betty Haugh
Lillian Smith
Pauline Summers
Ruby Staley
Dorothy DeGrange
Levetta Thomas
Doris Ricketts
Poses Sponseller
Irene Staley
Mary Jane Haines
Bulie Bushons
Court Records Show $100 Fine For Revoked License
A Clarksburg man Earl Edward Carroll paid a $100 minimum fine for operating on a revoked license in Peoples Court with Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield noting the employment record. Lt. W. K. May charged Carroll on January 27 Ballenger Creek road. Other motorists faced smaller fines for various offenses including improper passing and operating without a license.
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Clarksburg
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Earl Edward Carroll
W. K. May
Carroll
Ballenger Creek Road
M. Holmes Fout
Sheffield
James N. Dubel
Frederick
R. Arnold Simmons
West Patrick Street
Fred E. Ahrens
Myersville
Dubel
Benny G. Brady
Mitchellville
Harold Leroy Brown
Meadville
Ennis H. Coale
Bel Air
Charles E. Streams
Lincoln Apartments
Elmer Lee Whims
Burkittsville
Lloyd G. Thompson
North Market Street
Sis
Vernon R. Shipman
Sunbury
Charles H. Kehne,Jr
Buckeystown
James Frank Soper
Earl A. Maas
William Earnest Adamson
Leon Loeb
Simmons J
Youth Group Debates Use Of Funds From Services
Frederick County Youth Council met Tuesday evening at the Evangelical United Brethren church youth room. President John Schildt led talks on allocating funds from Youth Sunday. Fifty dollars to overseas projects including textbooks for International Christian University Tokyo and a heifer for Europe. Another fifty dollars for Camp Kanesatake scholarships for the mid Atlantic conference in Tyrone Pennsylvania. Easter dawn service committee appointed with Eugene Young Ruth Ramsburg and Edwin Free named.
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Frederick County
Japan
Europe
Camp Kanesatake
Tyrone
United Christian Youth Movement
Eugene Young
Frederick
Ruth Ramsburg
Utica
Edwin Free
Creagerstown
Gaithersburg Residents Take Trips and Attend Events
Gaithersburg residents Lexis Reed and spouse depart for a five week motor trip to Mexico including Mexico City and Acapulco. Dr Herman Wilson Rev Frank Cockrell attend National Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes meeting in Chicago. Dorsey Howes and Joseph Howes plan Florida vacation. Worden Reed returns from Wisconsin visit. Carroll Wiley visits Strasburg Virginia. Mrs Florence Kanade hosted guests. Epworth Church Friendly Bible Class held Valentine party. Gaithersburg Homemakers Club met at Epworth with Mrs Clay Plummer chairing.
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Gaithersburg
Lexis Reed
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
Herman Wilson
Frank Cockrell
Asbury Methodist Home
National Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes
iChicago
Dorsey Howes
iGaithersburg
Joseph
Howes
Brink
Florida
Worden Reed
Wisconsin
Carroll Wiley
Florence Kanade
Washington
Friendly Bible
Epworth Methodist Church
Ethel Mills
Mae Briggs
Oldest Portuguese Woman Dies at Reported 138
Florinda de Jesus Exposta, believed to be Portugal’s oldest woman, died today in Lisbon at the reported age of 138. The remarkable record lettered her long life in the national press, with local officials noting her passing in the capital.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Florinda de Jesus Exposta
Portuisle
Three Injured In Route 40 Crash West Of Frederick
A Friday afternoon collision at the intersection of State routes 40 and 40A west of Frederick left three seriously hurt and two less seriously injured. Victims admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital include William Roff Frances Kee ney and Harrison Young with multiple injuries. two others treated and discharged had head lacerations and burns. Police said Roff drove a 1949 Plymouth east while Young, in a 1951 Studebaker, attempted a left onto 40A. no charges yet as investigation continues.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Roff
Wyoming Avenue
N. W
Washington
Frances F. Keeney
Harrison McKinley Young
Middletown
Hilda M. Miller
Ethel Susan Young
Harrison
James Rouzee
Roff
Young
Studebaker
Rouzee
Judge Refuses To Reduce Sentences In Maryland Case
Baltimore February 13 Federal Judge W Calvin Chesnut today refused to lessen the sentences imposed on six Maryland Communist Party leaders. He said the penalties were preventive measures, not mere punishment, and urged the public to consider this aspect. Sentences ranged from two to five years with fines of 1000 dollars each for all six defendants.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
Maryland
Communist Party
Harold Buchman
Edward Dimock
New York
Chesnut
Philip Frankfeld
George A. Meyers
Leroy H. Wood
Maurice L. Braverman
Dorothy Rose
Blumberg
Regina Frankfeld
Poland Decrees State Approval of Catholic Clergy Appointments
Warsaw reports Poland's Communist regime orders government approval for all Catholic clerical appointments, transfers, or post changes. Appointees must be Polish and oath to the government. Central Presidium names top clergy. provincial bodies handle lower levels. A source warns of church authority loss and shrinking hierarchy. Also, Nevin R. Hoffman of Jefferson departs for Baltimore induction into the armed services.
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Warsaw
Poland
Vatican
Rome
Watkins Claims Kreh Interest In Estate Dispute
Deceased Mrs Adele H Kreh asked Philip C Watkins to handle her affairs if anything happened to her. Four non residents petitioned to void letters of administration issued to Watkins claiming heirs at law. Watkins argues letters should not be revoked and details of the case show the administrator acted to protect the estate valued around 80000 dollars.
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Arthur T. Kreh
Adele H. Kreh
Philip C. Watkins
Germantown
Watkins
C. Ta
Morris Weaver
Weaver
Washington
Frederick
Kreh
Offutt
B. Woodruff Weaver
Washington, D.C
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Woodruff Weaver
Farmers Night at Lions Club Dinner in New Windsor
New Windsor Lions Club held Farmers Night with Ralph Geer presenting a Cuba Panama and South America cruise film. Edward Derr vacationing in Florida. Rev C Soper and family stayed with George Masin. Roger Roop and Stewart Young spoke on travels while Edgar Kiler Jr. recovers from a workplace injury. Brenda Jean born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Lions Club
Ralph Geer
Cuba
Panama
South America
Earl Warmer
Stanley Ansell
Brenda Jean
Edward Derr
Florida
C. Soper and Son
Baltimore
George Masin
Edgar Kiler, Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pearl Benedict
Winters Lasheran Church
Stone
Stewart Young
Roger Roop
Mar-Del-Va Farm Equipment Association Installs New Officers
The Mar Del Va Farm Equipment Association concluded a two day convention in Baltimore with Max Hughes of Salisbury named president. New officers include Milard E. Erler of Winchester Virginia as secretary and directors Donald Fuss Shepherdsions West Virginia W Lawrence Holter Frederick Reed Nichols Olney Virginia and John E Sartelle Winchester.
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Holter
Baltimore
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