Munshower Named as State Police Superintendent Candidate
Annapolis reports Gov McKeldin will submit Frederick Mayor Elmer F Munshower s name in the green bag for State Police Superintendent. A former three year State Police chief under Harry Nice, Munshower says he did not seek the post but would serve if the arrangement benefits Frederick.
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Annapolis
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
McKeldin
Munshower
Senate
Harry W Nice
Maryland
Col
Carey Jarman
Jarman
Lane
Beverly Ober
Baltimore City
Theodore R. McKeldin
Ihaim
Harry W. Nice
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick Eouity
MecKeldin
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Former Y M C A Presidents Honored With Citations
Two past presidents of the Y M C A received citations for meritorious service. R Ames Hendrickson, president 1943 to 1948, and Lewis R Dertzhaigh, 1948 to 1951, were presented leather bound scrolls during a monthly board meeting. J Richard Ramsburg presided as president.
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R. Ames Hendrickson
Lewis R. Dertzhaigh
Edwin H. Sponseller
J. Richard Ramsburg
Governor Appoints City and County Officials in Maryland
Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin announced green bag appointments for Frederick and neighboring counties, aligning with the Frederick County Republican Central Committee. Nominations include H. Reese Shoemaker Jr and Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr as trial magistrates in Frederick, M. Holmes Fout as substitute magistrate, and Chas. G. Geisbert on the Board of Election Supervisors with George E. Hamilton as substitute. Additional appointees cover county and state posts, with confirmations expected in toto.
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Theodore BR. McKeldin
Frederick County
Frederick
Walter E. Sinn
Mr. Lynn
Senate
Chas. G. Geisbert
Board of Election Supervisors
Democratic State Central Committee
George E. Hamilton
Pierce H. Gaver
Howard R. Damuth
Board of Education
Thurmont
GOP
Grace G. Duvall
Gail L. Catshall
Woodsboro
Charles Leslie L. Moats
Brunswick
Edgard. Palmer
Thurmoint
Charles DB
Gillitan
Emmitsburg
Carroll
Robert H. Anders
Westminster
David Smith
Taneytown
Preston L. Hale
Hampstead
Chester HL
Nusbaum
New Windsor
Fraters J
Crawford
J Francis Reese
Montgomery
Forest B. Snyder
Damascus
Willard A. King
Bethesda
R. Shirley Hayes
Barnesville
Kathryn Reutemann
Chevy Chase
Algie Moxley
Mr. Alry
Waller H Moorman
Rockville
Oscar J. Lee
Willam W. Pindell
Glennwood
J. Frank Curtis
Ellicott City
Arthur E. Prickett
Clarksville
H Jones Baker
John 8B
Loughran
David Wi Faree
Ellicott Orts
J. Lewis Thompson
Elkridge
Thomas O. Wing
RFC Loan Revelations Highlight RFC Director Testimony
Washington officials disclose RFC director William Willett admitted bending procedures as a personal favor to a friend now RFC director C Edward Rowe. Separate item shows Frederick County March of Dimes total reaching 10172.57 with goal to 12000. Public groups and companies urged further donations to Roger Rice for final drive.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Wiliam E. Willett
Senate
C. Edward Rowe
Willett
RFC Board
Harrington and Richards Arms Co
Worcester
Mass
Rowe
Douglas
D-Il
Wilsett
Fulbright
D-Ark
Subcommittee
March of Dimes
Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick County
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Bennett
Roger R. Rice
Frederick Infantile Paralysis Fund
Fire hydrant struck by car on East Patrick Street
A westbound sedan hit a fire hydrant at East Patrick Street and Orchard Avenue about 6 30 last night causing about 150 dollars in damage. The driver was Paul E Rippeon of Frederick Route 1 and received no injuries per Lieut Frank Dorsey who investigated.
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East Patrick Street
Orchard Avenue
Paul E. Rippeon
Frederick
Route 1
Frank Dorsey
Rippeon
Urner Named to Washington County License Board
Francis H. Urner of Hagerstown and former Frederick resident was appointed to the Washington County Board of License Commissioners by Governor Mel Keldin. The governor sent the slate of appointments to the State Senate today.
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Urner
Francis H. Urner
Hagerstown
Frederick
Board of License Commissioners
Washington County
Wreen Bag
Mel Keldin
State Senate
Georgetown Basketball Star Warned Coach of Bribe Attempt
Barry Sullivan a 19 year old Georgetown sophomore and basketball star told coach Buddy O Grady of a bribe call on February 7. He agreed to meet a caller in a drug store but no one appeared. He stayed an hour while plainclothes officers waited to arrest the caller. Sullivan said the caller offered easy money but gave no details. He is from New York City.
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Washington
Barry Sullivan
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Sullivan
Buddy O'Grady
New York
New York City
Building permits issued by city engineer
Several permits were issued including Osborne H. Fagan on Kline Boulevard West Brook Development for a residence valued at 10600 dollars. Dr Norvell Belt at 117 Fast Patrick Street approved for remodel and conversion into three apartments valued at 3000 dollars. William Bierles at 615 Wilson Place received approval for a sun room and rear porch valued at 2000 dollars.
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Ety
Osborne H. Fagan
Kline Boulevard
Westbrook
Dr. Norvell
Fast Patrick Street
William
Bierles
Wilson Place
Aldermen May Elect Mayor if Munshower Resigns
Frederick aldermen may elect a new mayor for the remainder of the term if Mayor Elmer F Munshower resigns to become state police superintendent. The salary for the mayor is listed at 3000 dollars yearly, with 7510 for the state police head.
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Munshower
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Convicted Man Fined for DUI and Assault Charges
Magistrate Thomas S. Glass Wednesday found Marty E. Poling of Baltimore guilty of driving while intoxicated last weekend. Poling paid 101.45 in fines and costs after a not guilty plea, with Sgt. Dan Swomley testifying to his condition and a beer at the time of arrest. Bond set for Lawrence Ambush on North Bentz Street awaits a hearing next Wednesday on assault and battery charges after a warrant of information led to his arrest. Parks identified as the alleged victim, with a general family brawl tied to the incident on South Market Street. Charles K. Ross paid 10 for peace disturbance from a family brawl, with officers listed as Twentey and Kanade. Nimrod Dorsey and James Gilmore forfeited small sums for drunkenness, while Eva A. Chaney forfeited 6.45 for speeding. Last night’s court session marked the first of the week. Oscar H. Gosney of Baltimore held on 1,000 bond for DUI arrest on West Patrick Street. Emanuel Robinson of Frederick faced intoxication charges with a 5 pending hearing.
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Thomas S. Glass
Marty E. Poling
Baltimore
Poling
Dan Swomley
Lawrence Ambush
North Bentz Street
William O. Parks
Buckeystown
Ralph Potts
Ellis Carty
Parks
Charles K. Ross
South Market Street
Twentey
Kanade
Nimrod Dorsey
Boost
James Gilmore
Murray
Eva A. Chaney
Brunswick
Dorsey
Oscar H. Gosney
Ballimore
Shook
Trump
West Patrick Street
Emanuel Robinson
Frederick
Sergi, Swomley
Officer Shack
Bus Stoned En Route to Howesville in Preston County
A bus carrying non union miners to work at Howesville was stoned by about 200 pickets in Preston County West Virginia. The Kray Coal Co bus, with windows covered by corrugated steel, reached its destination after the mob attack. The crew picked up miners along the route from Krellen. General Manager Stanley Ashby confirmed the incident and noted the bus continued despite damage.
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Cumberland
Howesville
Preston County
West Virginia
Kray Coal Co
Stanley Ashby
Krellen
Nommon
McCloy Accepts Red Army Day Invitation
High Commissioner John J. McCloy accepted by telegram today an invitation to join Soviet representatives in celebrating Red Army Day in Berlin on the following day. The invitation comes amid postwar tensions and Allied occupation dynamics.
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Berlin
John J. McCloy
Go As You Learn Plan At Hopkins Changes Degree Path
Hopkins University unveils a Ther al go as you learn plan removing fixed durations and required courses, aiming to erase undergrad grad distinctions. Dr Detlev W Bronk notes a $75 million endowment drive and a $6 million transition cost with no rigid timeframes for degree progress.
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Baltimore
ONS Hopkins University
Wis
Detlev W. Bronk
Hoptins
Bronk
Wallepes
Agavesh
Amarny Seung
Myst
Hopkins
America
Lis
Johns Hopkins
Increased Aid For Formosa
Washington reports the United States seriously considers aiding Formosa to shore up Chiang Kai-Shek's Nationalist government. Formosa faced a 70 million dollar deficit last year as most revenue funds military needs, with CECA reviewing the aid program and a possible modest increase to cover this year's requirements.
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Washington
United States
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Karl I. Rankin
Taipei
Chiang
Economic Cooperation Administration
CECA
Attom Power Aircraft Phase Completed by U S
Washington February 22 The Air Force and the Atomic Energy Commission announced completion of the first phase of the NEPA project nuclear energy for propulsion of aircraft The joint statement said other projects in nuclear power for propulsion will be continued under Air Force and ARC support
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Washington
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
NEPA
Nuclear Energy For Propulsion
Sireral
ARC
Acheson Urges Tariff Extension To Aid Trade Bloc
Secretary Acheson told the Senate Finance Committee that a three year extension of the reciprocal trade program is needed to encourage friendly countries to open markets in exchange for concessions. He argued House limits would render the program unworkable as hearings begin.
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Washington
Acheson
Congress
Senate
House
Restrictions Put On Weight On Route 40 And Surrounding Roads
Emergency weight limits were imposed on Route 40 from West Friendship to Ridgeville and on Route 140 to the Sandy Hook bridge due to variable winter weather. Axle limits include 70,000 pounds on Route 40 sections and 12,000 pounds on other segments. Restrictions may last 60 days barring improved weather. The Monocacy River receded, Potomac rose slowly, and rain had ended with a hint of spring temperatures ahead.
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West Friendship
Frederik
Frederick
Sindy Hook Bridge
State Roads Commission
Monocacy River
The
Roads Commission
Ridgeville
Hidgeville
Sandy Hook Bridge
Maryland
Carroll County
Manchester
Pennsylvania Line
Eldersburg
Westminster
Howard County
Clarksville
Montgomery County
Hunting Hill
Lee's Corner
Brookeville
Olney
Caithersburg
Goshen
Glenmont
Caresville Pike
Ceresville
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Airport
Weather Bureau
68 American soldiers slain after lone sentry lapse in Korea
Canadian press dispatch from Korea describes a village massacre in Kudun where 68 U.S. soldiers died after sleeping with a single sentry. The Prince Pats regret the tragedy but call it a lesson in night training as Chinese forces pushed a front attack after a rear roadblock. The Duchess of Windsor planned surgery in New York at Columbus Presbyterian Medical Center.
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Toronto
Korea
Bill Boss
Princess Patricia Regiment
Chipyong
Asterday
Kudun
Ross
Maj
Gordon Henderson
Princess Patses
New York
Duchess of Windsor
Harkness
Columbus Presbyterian Medical Center
Allies Drive Hard On Reds In Korea Mud
Allied forces push north on a 50 mile, mud swept front in central Korea in Operation Killer. American, British, Australian, New Zealand and South Korean troops advance behind tanks and self propelled guns amid rain snow and mud. 40,000 Reds south of the Parallel confront the UN drive as weather hampers air support.
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Tokyo
Mann
Korea
Wonju
Shei
MacArthur
United Nations
Pyongchang
Arond Hoengsong
Wohiu
Hoengsong
U. N
Five Nations
U.S. Air Force
Marine
Navy
Yangpyong
Seoul
Use Of Chiang Troops Debated
Tokyo Feb 22 The prospect of using Chinese Nationalist troops in the Korean campaign remains a live military issue. MacArthur and top commanders press for full use of Nationalist forces to attack Peiping and possibly invade the Chinese mainland, while U S restrictions complicate any action. Struble’s Formosa visit spurs invasion rumors, with market closures noted in Washington’s Birthday observance.
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Tokyo
Arthur D. Steuble
Formosa
Seventh Fleet
MacArthur
Struble
Jong
Chiang Kai- Shek
Manchuria
Peiping
South
China
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E. F. Munshower
Republican Committee
Willet
Judge Rowe
UPA
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
William M. Boyle, Jr
U.S
Emmertt Ft. Bowlus
Pirates
Bradley
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Omar N. Bradley
League of Soviet
George Washington
Selvers
Tadley
Military Order of the Purple Weart
J. A. Frampton
Oof Sarver
Dwight D Eirenhower
Famoaus
Roy Beouls
Valles Forge
Weirton
Chamber of Commercce
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Gen
Eisenhower
Pearce
Associated Press
Quacean
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer
al Jolson
Angus Ward
State Department
C. C.spaulding
Land of
Association of National Advertising Agencies
iThis
Kenneth D. Wells
Attom
Commission
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