Ten Accidents Reported Over Holiday in Frederick County
New Year 1953 brought light traffic and no fatalities as snow sleet and rain eased. Ten auto accidents occurred with few serious injuries and no arrests. Hospitalized were Ernest Smith, Carl Rentzel Jr, and Gene Legg among others. first baby of the county born at Frederick Memorial Hospital early Jan 1, and last of 1952 born New Year’s Eve. Independent Hose Co. reported the first New Year run. chimney fire caused no damage.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ernest Smith
North Market Street
U. S. Internal Revenue
Carl E. Rentzel Jr
Adam Road
Gene W. Legg
South Market Street
George T
Belen Bruchey
Frederick
Bruchey
Charles W
Lena Moxley
Dickerson
Harold M. Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Independent Hose Co
R. W. Riggs
Route 15
Smith
Monocacy Bridge
D. A. Tucker
MSP
Route 40
Here
Carl E. Rentzel Sr
Adams Road
Rentzel,, Jr
James Lewis
Richard E Stine
Chapel Alley
Legg
Million See Pasadena Parade Highlights Rose Tournament
Pasadena Calif Jan 1 The 62nd Annual Tournament of Roses drew over a million spectators in person and millions more on TV. Glendale won top prize with a Madame Butterfly float while Trinidad earned the international trophy featuring orchids tropical plants and Calypso performers. Queen Leah Feland and princesses wore long gowns with shorts underneath. Richard Nixon and wife Patricia served as grand marshal. After the Rose Bowl game they planned to fly to Washington.
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Pasadena
Calif
Glendale
Trinidad
British West Indies
Leah Feland
Richard Nixon
Hisife Patricia
Washington
Weather note and bond advice in Mary forecast
Increasing cloudiness with moderate temperature. The piece advises checking government bonds and maximizing the check size, presenting two distinct items in a compact, period-voiced card.
Veteran engineer rides last diesel in Baltimore
William E. Carroll retired at 68 after 50 years on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. He began in 1902 when the minimum hire age was 21, famously entering on a white lie. Carroll piloted three presidents Hoover Roosevelt Truman, Roosevelt his favorite, often riding beside them as they toured the country. He will now pilot only a small power runabout to fish.
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Baltimore
William E. Carroll
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B &O
Camden Station
W. M. Murphey
Bill
Murphey
Carroll
Blue Line
Carrol
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
United States
Roosevelt
Bethesda Man Hurt In Poplar Spring Wreck
A New Year’s Eve crash on a snowy OS 40 near Poplar Spring involved three cars in the westbound lane. Troy L. Maness of Bethesda, 38, was moved to Bethesda Naval Hospital in critical condition after initial treatment at Frederick Memorial. Miss Gloria George, 25, Baltimore, remained hospitalized with a broken nose and possible ankle fracture. Weather and slick roads were blamed. investigators noted one truck slowed to avoid a minor crash, leading to the pileup. Mt. Airy rescue squads transported the injured to Frederick. Continued on Page Two.
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Mt. Airy-Ridgeville
Poplar Spring
Troy L. Maness
Bethesda
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Gloria George
Park Drive
Baltimore
Maness
Ife
Samuel R. Dorsey
Austin C. Murray
Lime Kiln
Frederick County
James E. Fields
West
Graham
Murray
Tr. J/c Dorsey
Doctors Advised To Put House In Order By Bauer
CHICAGO January 1 The President of the American Medical Association urged expansion of voluntary health insurance to cover the aged and those with long lasting illness. Dr Louis H Bauer of Hampstead N H called on physicians and AMA components to clean their own house by disciplining unethical overcharging kickbacks and pharmacy deals. He outlined a nine point program for the preservation of the medical system. The plan favors broader insurance coverage including the elderly and chronically ill.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Louis H. Bauer
Hampstead
America
Bauer
New Years
Thurmont Man Elected President Of Frederick County Farm Bureau
About 400 members at the 31st annual convention at Frederick High School passed a resolution demanding itemized schedules of county expenditures be published as in 1950. Harry A. Zentz of Thurmont was elected president with Noah E. Cramer as vice president and Thomas S. Anderson re-elected secretary treasurer. Directors named for three years were Glenn B. Springer Carl W. Angleberger Howard U. Quinn Harry G. Harshman.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
Harry A. Zentz
Thurmont
Noah E. Cramer
Glenn B. Springer
Emmitsburg
Carl W. Angleberger
LeGore
Howard U Quinn
Pearl
Harry B. Kanade
Adamstown
Harry G. Harshman
Wolfsville
Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Maryland
U. S. Congress
Coleges
Wayne E. Taylor
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Tyler
United States
Cecil KR. Holter
Jefferson
Holter
Seattle
American Farm Bureau National Convention
Thomas 3. Anderson
Hall- Albaugh
Unionville
U N Officials Named Among 11 Suspected Communists
State Department lists 11 United Nations employees as believed to be Communist or under Communist discipline. Names include David Weintraub and David Zablodowsky, with prior FBI and OSS connections. Senate and House inquiries probe disloyalty risks at the UN in New York and Washington.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
McCarran Committee For Co
U.N
State Department
U. S
Trygve Lie
Lie
David Weintraub
Division of Economic Stabilty and Development
David Zablodowsky
McCarran
Whittaker Chambers
Red Underground
Zablodowsky
Viking Press
OSS
Henry S. Bloch
Evelyn Thaler
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
U N
Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee
Ross Malone
FBI
U. Nv. Division of Economic Stability and Development
Weintraub
John JD Hingkerson
Hickerson
Depa Mt
New York
House Judiciary
Justice
Senate Security
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Hank Williams dies in auto on way to Ohio engagement
East Germans flee to West in mass 1952 exodus described as 90,000 terrorized by border death zone. 8,000 reach West Berlin and West Germany. Bonn officials forecast 1953 desertions rising as border policing and draft repression intensify, while Williams dies en route to Canton after Knoxville to New Orleans tour.
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Hank Williams
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
West Berlin
East Germany
Iron Curtain
Moscow
Red Wehrmacht
Taft Says Ban on Industry Wide Bargaining Possible
New York Jan P Sen Robert A Taft Ohio says he opposes a ban on industry wide bargaining but warns it may be needed if national strikes persist He favors keeping Taft Hartley 80 day injunction and ad hoc legislation for unresolved disputes He supports the right to strike but cautions government wage tampering would end free competition and urges targeted emergency injunc tions and later page two continuation.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Fortune
Today
Fda
Ohio Republican
Congress
O'Dwyer Denies Marriage Is Headed For Divorce
Former Ambassador William O'Dwyer denies suggesting his marriage to Sloan Simpson is in trouble. He and Mrs O'Dwyer last appeared together at a farewell luncheon in Mexico City after his Dec 6 retirement. She later went to Acapulco with her mother as speculation swirled about a divorce action. He calls plans indefinite and is considering permanent residence.
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Mexico City
William O'Dwyer
Ifriends
Sloan ‘Simpson
New York
Foreign Ministry
O'Dwyer
U. S
Acapulco
New York City
Mastor
Frank
California
O Dwyer
Loudoun Blue Baby Fails to Survive
Cynthia Jerry, a 4 month old from Loudoun County near Aldie, VA, died after doctors decided surgery could not be attempted for her transposed heart vessels. The community raised over 1100 to send her to Johns Hopkins, but she died at Loudoun County Hospital. funds redirected to funeral costs.
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Leesburg
Cynthia Jerry
Loudoun County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
C Margaret
William Jerry
Aldie
James Bryan
Loudoun News
Cynthia
Loudoun County Hospital
Abandonment of Controls Advocated in Report
Washington Jan 14 The House Small Business Committee urged decontrol of price wage and materials to ease a shift back to free competition. The six Democrats and five Republicans led by Rep Patman said ceilings likely to fall and criticized current emergency agencies. They urged lifting price and allocation controls by March and decontrol of aluminum and copper as soon as possible. They also proposed a limited price freeze for future emergencies.
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Washington
House
Small Business Committee
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Patman
D-Tex
83Rd Congress
Navy demands at least twelve Forrestal class carriers
The Defense Department report shows the Navy needs a minimum of 12 60,000 ton supersize carriers to meet an atomic age threat. Secretary Dan Kimball notes time to replace capital ships and accelerate production, while Lovett cautions about continued high defense spending and future draft needs as older personnel exit.
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Washington
Navy
Defense Department
Army
Air Force
Congress
Dan Kimball
Forrestal
Kimball
United States
Lavett
Lovett
16 Year Old Babysitter Accuses Man Of Rape
A 16 year old babysitter near Hyattsville says a man from Lastpines Maryland entered the home while she cared for two children and assaulted her. She identified the suspect as Janine Malcolm Smith 23 of Lastpines. Police detained the man and began an investigation.
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Commie
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Tenn
Canton
Bluefield
Donald Surface
Grand Ole Opry
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Montgomery
Ala
Wil. Yams
KWKH
Shreveport
MGH Recording Co
MGM Pictures
WSM
Nashville
Municipal Auditorium
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Bmrs
Audra Mae Wiliams
Georgiana
Charleston
Wiliams
Willams
O’dwyer
Beall
Annapolis
McKeldin
Glenn Beall
U. S. Senate
William A. Gresham
Gresham
Baltimore Sunpapers
Beal
Houston
Saip Channel
Coast Guard
Loudoun
Blue Baby
Berin Tife
Andries Giaafhus
Aled Thers
Netherlands
Martha
Alberdina
Roberta
College Park
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Frank Bo Funr
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