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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 22, 1955

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U S Studies Russian Disarmament Proposals

London February 21 The United States will study recent Soviet disarmament ideas as U N subcommittee discussions resume Friday. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr leads the U S delegation with Britain, Russia, France and Canada also at the talks. Gromyko will represent the Soviet Union.

London United States Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U.S U.N Britain Russia France Canada

Firemen Save Four From Wreck Near Furnace Ford Bridge

Four members of a Dickerson family were injured when their car left State 28, struck a tree near Furnace Ford bridge, and teetered on a ravine. Upper Montgomery firemen and Beallsville rescue crews pulled the wounded from the wreck and extinguished a blaze. all were hospitalized in Frederick.

Dickerson Furnace Ford Bridge Upper Montgomery Fire Department Bealisville Montgomery County Fire Board Washington Grove Maryland Frederick R. T. Storer Frederick Memorial Hospital Storer Avery J. Phillips Anna V. Phillips State Montgomery County Phillips Beallsville

Surgeon error bill seeks 20000 pay for towel-in-stomach case

Washington February 21 legislation would pay 20000 to Arthur R K Jefferson of Baltimore for a towel mistakenly left inside his stomach during World War II surgery. The towel labeled Medical Department U S Army was removed in March 1946 after his discharge and eight months after Ft Belvoir Hospital operation. Jefferson, now about 50, claims permanent disability from the Army operation and receives veterans disability payments. Supreme Court previously denied his appeal for lack of jurisdiction since he was on active duty when the operation occurred.

Washington Sen Builer Army Ft. Belvoir Hospital Jefferson Veterans Admnistraton Supreme Court

Kimble undecided on taking post in Maryland Senate

ANNAPOLIS Md Feb 21 Kimble, minor floor leader in the Senate, said he has not decided whether to accept the chairmanship of the Department of Employment Security offered by Gov McKeldin. He has until tomorrow to decide before the nomination is sent down with many others. The current board chairman is Daniel E Klein, appointed in 1953 for a term ending this year. If Kimble accepts, it ends his long legislative career that began as a delegate in 1932 and moved to the Senate two years ago.

Annapolis Kimble Jleganys Senate Department of Employment Security McKeldin Employment Security Board Daniel E. Klein Te Senate

Slain Gunman Robles Body Heads to Bellevue for Autopsy

In East Harlem a gun battle left August Robles dead after a 200-officer pursuit. His mother Ursual Robles watched from a car as police and investigators examined his body at Bellevue Hospital amid pride and sorrow. Jose Robles, 48, awaited inside for his brother's remains.

New York August Robles Ursual Robles Bellevue Hospital Robles East Harlem Nypy Oweces Nobby Jose Puerto Rico Gan 112Th St Robies Joseph Aronowitz Baltimore Aronowitz Brooklyn Richard A. Dougherty

Ghost Voting Probe Begins in Baltimore City

State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro mobilizes his entire staff to probe ghost voting and other election irregularities in Baltimore City. The inquiry, led by Deputy Harold Grady, targets impersonation at polls, falsified registrations, and unreported address changes, prompted by City Council President Arthur B. Price. Price cites 240 voters casting ballots in Pollack’s home precinct and over 250 questionable votes in Mollerack’s precinct, with many registered at former addresses.

Baltimore Anselm Sodaro Tadas Baltimore City Board of Flection Sodare Harold Grady Sodaro Arthur B. Price Price James H. Pollack Philiip H. Dorsey Dorsey Ferdinand. Sobert Baltimoore Munch Mollack Tome Mies Pollack Sho McReldin Mr. Pollack Vot- Ink Plaice

20th Birthday of Rotary Clubs Frederick Celebrates Milestone

Frederick Rotary marks the 30th anniversary of Rotary International with a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. Ignatius Kjerlee and William E Hardy speak on five decades of service and regional district work. The club, founded in 1920, has over 100 members and supports Boys Week, Hood College scholarships, and a Babe Ruth League team.

Frederick Rotary Club Rotary Francis Scott Key Lcmurray Preethe Derike Focal Maryland District of Columbia Fredenck Guy K. Matter Holmes D. Baker Charles C. Carty James H. Gambrill Thomas B. Hayward Ira J. McCurdy Thomas Hood College Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Rotary International Chicago Paul P. Harris Eilet Hm

Bill Fails By One Vote In Maryland Senate

A State Reads Commission study passed 17 6 in the Maryland Senate but failed to reach the required three fifths for passage. Debate lasted two short speeches as supporters and opponents split along party lines. The $50,000 study cost drew Republican opposition over road-building use.

Annapolis Commission Opractices Senate Yurnbull D-Ballimere Turnbulls Wome Failue de Allegany Sen Goodman D-Balla Sen Jewel Kent Redden Caroline Kimble

Radio Schedule Highlights From CBS NBC and More

A dense listing of radio programs across networks CBS WFEMD NBC WBAL ABC WMAL MBS WOR includes News and Commentary shows, entertainment splashes like Eddie Fisher and Dinah Shore, dramas, comedy and music hours. Notable names cited include John Steele Morgan Beatty DuMont Jo Stafford and Steve Atlantis with varied times and formats.

CBS WFEMD NBC WBAL ABC WMAL Smi Abe Hrrott Ane-Enat Thret Abe News & Commant Che Cbs News & Commentary Abs News & Commentary Aba the Choraliers Silver Eagle News Aba Mbs One Man's Family Obe Dbs Eddie Fisher Jack Gregson Abe Treasury Dragner Nube John Steele Hadio Cba Sammy Kaye Abe News & Story Nibe Bing Croaby Cps Amos Andy Cbe Platterbrains Pibber Mollynby Cbs Ews Abs Army Hour Rbs Gilderslante Abdo Washington Nda Neta Ollie—ape DuMont John Lary Morgan Beatty Dinah Shore Che Cavalcada Jo Stafford Milton Berle Abe Lita Father Cbe Bishan Sheen Jvy Danny Thomas Pllm Kols Theater Red Skelton ruth-Consequences Dankar Ace Steve Atlan Uba

TV Shows Trim Budgets and Air Days as Ratings Drop

Wayne Oliver reports that low audience ratings and high production costs are forcing several TV programs off the air. Father Knows Best and Miss Davis in Dormant Joan Davis show exit CBS and NBC respectively, ABC trims Breakfast Club, Stork Club loses sponsor, and Johns Hopkins Science Review ends on DuMont. Disney and Godfrey rivals, sponsorships hinge on viewership. expensive low rated shows linger no longer.

Wayne Oliver New York Robert Young Joan Joan Davis Young CBS Miss Davis NBC Breakfast Club Abc-Tv Stork Club Godfrey Miss Disney ABC Tmisney Disneyland Enti

Washington Is Praised Washington Is Praised

Washington era praised as the nation reflects on George Washington’s birthday. The piece notes Washington’s habit of not looking back, cites Freeman’s biography, and recalls moments from Valley Forge to Mount Vernon. It mentions Eisenhower, Tarboro humor, and a gardener’s Christmas contract for liquor.

Court News Court filings list partial divorce and property deeds

Equity case Evelyn E. Carroll versus Lawrence T. Carroll seeks partial divorce. Shirley D. Hess versus Donald F. Vince hill involves a matrimonial divorce, alimony and attorney’s fees. Several marriage licenses noted with ages and locations. Property deeds show transfers within county and city, with amounts ranging from 10 to 310 dollars.

Equity Evelyn E. Carroll Lawrence T. Carroll Shirley D. Hess Donald FE Vince Hill Kenneth P. Taylor Baltimore Mildred Lotman Washington Raymond Wesley Watkins Falls Church Maxine Lambert Mullis Albemarle N. C Charles C. Carrora George Robert Cole G. Wilson Mercer James E. Bartgis Robert S. Windsor Florence W. Strother Ernest W. Ausherman Ethan G. Book Edna B. Miller Joseph F. Kaylor Elizabeth Eby Miller Donald L. Boyer Turner William E. Mathews

Compensation Law Changes in Maryland Workmen's Plan

Senate panel in Annapolis reviews 57 pages of proposed Workmen's Compensation Law changes from the Maryland Industrial Union Council CIO. Proposals include higher weekly benefits from 15 to around 40, funeral aid from 300 to 500, broader injury coverage, and a state fund to reduce private insurance costs.

Annapolis Senate Legislative Council Maryland Industrial Union Council CIO Sens. Goodman D-Balto di Domenico Bertorelli D-Balto Ist Hummingbirds Indus Turuth TUG Iimics Steulius

Eisenhower plan to move foreign aid to State Department

The Eisenhower administration drafts a proposal to transfer all foreign economic and technical aid to the State Department despite Secretary Dulles objecting to taking on supervision.

WASHINGTON +2 Eisenhower State Department Dulles

Maryland bill targets diplomats in Annapolis Bay Ridge lease ban

The Maryland General Assembly considers a bill to restrict vehicle leasing to diplomatic immunity holders after a Russian visit sparked debate. In Bay Ridge a Washington real estate operator was cleared in circuit court of leasing to Soviet Embassy staff, the judge ruling the action was in good faith.

Annapolis Bay Ridge Maryland General Assembly Anne Arundel County Washington

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