Quiet New Year Arrives in Frederick Amid Few Incidents
Frederick county marked a quiet turn of the year with one serious traffic accident and a handful of minor offenses, while churches held Watch Night services and new residents arrived at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A 45 year old Damascus man Elvert Gaither suffered a concussion after a shifting accident on McLean road.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert N. Cramer
Bowyer Brugh Foutlil
B. B. Fout
Damascus
Elvert Gaither
Frederick Memorial
Carlton Lewis
Gaither
Edwin Zeigler
Monrovia
Rt. 1
George W. Timpson
McLean Road
Urbana
Timpson
Zeigler
Zeigier
Gaith
Maryland
Cora Mae Mercer
Carroll Parkway
David Henry Young
Middletown
College Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
Mercer
Young
R. Arnold Simmons
Independent Hose Co
Charles Gilmore Weddle
West Sixth Street
C. W. Tregoning
John Walter Patterson
New Windsor
North Market Street
Arthur J. Schweizer
Rushdorf
East Patrick Street
Paul Mossburg
Schweizer
People's Night Court
Williamsport
Rebecca F. Gross
The
Lock Haven
Congress To Reconvene On Wednesday
Congress will reconvene Wednesday for a session expected to be among the hottest in years. Democrats express boiling anger over the Brownell White spy case and Truman subpoena, plus Eisenhower foreign policy conduct, with leaders wary of partisan clashes as State of the Union approaches.
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Washington
Congress
Brownell
Harry Dexter White
Truman
New York
Thomas F
Eisenhower
White House
State of the Union
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Humphrey D
Korea
Wiley
United Nations
Veinre Eisenhower
Lyndon B Dotnson
Rep
Rayburn
Texas
Climbers Stranded On Mount Hood In Winter Storm
Three experienced climbers Fred Hart of Corvallis Art Maki of Ridgefield and Layden Walsh of Olympia were stranded atop Mt Hood 11 245 feet after a violent storm hit snow and gale force winds. District Ranger Kim Ralph noted they could remain there indefinitely as visibility prevented a rescue. Temperatures were 15 to 20 degrees below freezing before dawn. The party had sleeping gear and food and chose to stay put awaiting better conditions.
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Portland
Ore
Mt. Hood
Mere
Kim Ralph
Fred Hart
Corvallis
Art Maki
Ridgefield
Wash
Layden Walsh
Olympia
Timberline Lodge
Ralph Wiese
Fewer Traffic Deaths in Maryland Reported
The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission announced that 1933 saw 15 fewer traffic fatalities than 1992, reducing total deaths to 21 amid state traffic safety figures.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Girl Is Wounded In Freak Shooting
An 18 year old girl, Betty Joyce Shipley of Westminster Maryland, was wounded in the back in a freak shooting near Monkton while a car crash led bystanders to move a pistol. She was listed in fair condition at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Betty Joyce Shipley
Westminster
Union Memorial Hospital
Shipley
Earl Phipps
Bel Air
Monkton
Phipps
Two Wills Probate In Emmitsburg And Libertytown
Orphans Court grants letters of administration to D Fred Wolfe as executor of Daniel Oscar Wolfe. the Emmitsburg will leaves tools and equipment used in plumbing and sheet metal work, a motor truck, and other machinery to son Daniel Fred Wolfe, wife Larene Barbara Wolfe receives all other real and personal property, with a $1.00 provision to the wife should the testator predecease. Ida M. Diller of Libertytown names daughter M Regina Diller as executor, with debts paid, trust provisions for granddaughter Frances Diller, and distribution among Regina, Robert Diller, Casper Diller, Alice K Diller, and Dorothy B Diller. Also probated is Ella Boyer’s will from Frederick City, leaving 516 W South St to Edna E Boyer and dividing remaining personal property among Edna’s children. witnesses Liller and Compston. No estate values available.
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Orphans’ Court
D. Fred Wolfe
Daniel Oscar Wolfe
Emmitsburg
Daniel Fred , Wolfe
Arene Barbara Wolfe
Mary Stell Wolfe
Daniel Fred Wolfe
Larene Greco
Dominic C. Greco
John B. Law
Edward D. Storm
Diller
Ida M. Diller
Libertytown
M. Regina Diller
Robert H. Diller
Frances
Casper Diller
Alice K Diller
Dorothy B. Diller
Frances M. Diller
W. D. Curfman
Leland Sneadner
Roy L. Boyer
Ella ¥. Boyer
Frederick City
Edna E. Boyer
W. South Street
Charles H. Boyer
Llewellyn Liller
Margaret Liller Compston
Polio Vaccine Trials to Begin Nationwide Next Month
New polio vaccine will be tested in February in Pittsburgh and across the United States as part of the March of Dimes campaign. Basil O Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced the plan in New Orleans. The program aims to inoculate tens of thousands of second grade children with the new serum at a projected cost of about 75 million dollars. Fire wrecks Salisbury home and prompts emergency alarms. a salesman and his family escape with little furniture saved.
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New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
O'Connor
Sut
Salisbury
Parsonsburg
John Taylor
Lawrence Ennis
May Not Be At Meeting May Not Be At Meeting
Hugo St Hoffmann a top supporter of George P Mahoney disputes closed door plans for Monday's Democratic meeting in Baltimore urging openness for press radio and voters. He warns against limiting voter rights and notes sponsors include H R OConor H B Broess J O Tydings J W Wills and J C Morton with Mahoney aiming for governor and Byrd also a candidate.
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Baltimore
Hugo St. Hoffman
George P Mahoney
Hoffmann
Clarence W Miles
Hoffimans
Mahoney
U. S. Senate
Koffmann
H. C. Byrd
Relling
University of Maryland
D’alesandro
Hoffman
Miles U
Miles
Herbert R. O'Conor
Hmaed Broess
Joseph OD
Tydings
Sen. Tydings
James W. Wills
Charles County
James C. Morton
Anne Arundel County
Many Held By Russians At Camp Friedland
Reported returns from the Russians claim many East Germans involved in the June 17 uprising against the East German regime remain in the Soviet Union. A veteran named Detten told of women held near Stalingrad and others said to face long terms. Repatriates arrived at the transit camp after crossing into West Germany amid crowds in freezing weather. The group included Duke Christian Ludwig of Mecklenburg, once held on war crimes charges after being captured in 1945.
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Friedland
Germany
Soviet Union
Flermann Detien
Detter
Stalingrad
Groetwohl
East Berlin
Russia
West Germany
Herleshausen
Christian Ludwig of
Mecklenburg
Britain
Elizabeth I
East Germany
Lung Cancer Rate High in Maryland 1953
Maryland health officials report 1953 saw lung cancer death rates double in ten years, reaching levels comparable with tuberculosis. While tuberculosis and syphilis hit new lows, influenza and pneumonia deaths rose in Baltimore City. The report notes improved diagnosis, with lung cancer now a major medical issue for Maryland residents.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Amlaryland
Mii
Baltimore City
P. F Prather
Dinof
New Year greetings from Russians reach Allied commandants in Berlin
Western Allies in Berlin reported New Year greetings from Soviet High Commission representatives. It was described as the first such gesture they could recall in recent years, sent in letters to U. S. British and French commandants and Allied officers.
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Berlin
Sergio Dengin
Soviet High Commission
U. S
Burglary Claims $8400 From Baltimore Nightclub Owner
A New Year’s Eve burglary at Baltimore nightclub owner Joseph Munasco’s home netted $7,500 in cash and $3,900 in jewelry including a diamond ring and watch, police said. Munasco discovered the theft when he returned from a party early today.
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Baltimore
Joseph Munasco
Munasco
Batchelor Quits Red POW Camp Returns To U S
Claude J Batchelor former American prisoner of war from Kermit Texas announced at a news conference he will urge the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission to raid the camp for weapons and investigate conditions. He said other Americans in the compound may seek repatriation and described tensions among leaders while detailing his past as a non-squealer and a former member of the 1st Cavalry Division. An escape artist was held in Baltimore police custody after a burglary case, with the teen suspect previously missing from Boys Village.
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SEACL
Claude
J Batchelor
Ree
Yesterdas
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Batchelor
UC. N
Kermit
Tes
Sanovehanan Navnt Vachardat
MRC
Forth
K. S. Thimayya
NRC
Europe
South America
Asia
Iitas
America
Solct
Baltimore
Northwest Station
Calvin Lee
Lee
Boys Village
Pine Street
Certificates Of Title Gone
The FBI and Baltimore detectives investigated the disappearance of $1 blank certificates of title from the Department of Motor Vehicles. Three titles were used to sell two stolen cars in Miami and Hialeah, Florida, with two new cars among them. Michael A. Noppinger noted the titles bore the Maryland State Seal and questioned how they left the department.
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Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
FBI
Florida
Michael A. Noppinger
Noppinger
Maryland
Department & MU
Miami
Hialeah
Scott Alden
Motor Vehicles Department
Nattl Naedorte
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Francis W. Bush, SR
Fairview Ave
Red
U.S
East Patrick ST
Jack’s Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
Kehne Furn. CO
Bey Aars
Williamson's
N. Market St
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Sey
Better Homes Equip. Co
E_ Patrick St
J. E. Cline & Son
Mobilheat
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