Two Held And $1,000 In Loot Recovered
City police recovered over $1000 and filed additional charges against William R Tregonisg and Richard M Himes for breaking and entering and larceny in a New Year robbery spree at J Marshall Staub store Quynn s Hardware and Southern States Frederic Cooperative. They had been jailed January 3 on December 9 burglaries and allegedly claimed money from Staub s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Tregonisg
Woodsboro
Richard M. Himes
North Bentz Street
J. Marshall Staub
Quynn’s Hardware
Staub
Manu
Quynn
Southern States Cooperative
Florida
Himes
Tregoning
Miami
West Palm Beach
Department
Third Man In $7500 Theft Held In West
Maryland authorities trace and arrest Johnsville robbery suspect Byrum, known as Dewey E Plummer. Salt Lake City police identify him via fingerprints and Bertillon records. Extradition likely. Byrum to face Maryland trial with two accomplices already jailed. Kefauver comments on 1952 political plans after arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles UU. Price
East Lake City
Utah
Frederick
Johnsville
Salt Lake City
Charles W. Magaha
MSP
John Wright Byrum
Raleigh
N. C
Bertillon
Maryland
United States
Tral
Price
Raymond Haugh
Set
Cassidy
Siicers
J Bel
Magaha Saul
North Carolina
Billy Roy Wensil
Concord
Charles Mauldin
Route 1
Bayrum
FBI Advents
Bynum
Plummer
Navy
Federal Bureau
Acheson Rejects Soviet Push for U N Security Council Session
Secretary of State Acheson denounces Russia’s bid for a top council session on Korea and global tensions as destructive. He cautions that accepting the plan would undo General Assembly measures and delay progress in Korean armistice talks led by General Ridgway. Acheson also questions Soviet sincerity toward Japan and notes the 1950 Security Council deadlock with Jacob Malik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acheson
Russia
U. N. Security Council
Japan
Stalin
Moscow
Achesson
Vishinsky
General Assembly
Security Council
Jacob Malik
Matthew B. Ridgway
Dope Peddlers Under Arrest In Nationwide Ruse
Washington reports government narcotics agents staged a massive undercover roundup targeting more than 500 suspected dope peddlers across major cities. Treasury underworld chief Harry Anslinger said the operation involved 250 agents, aims to curb teenage addiction, and will continue through the night with top rackets to be pursued after a grand jury probe in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry J. Anslinger
Treasury Department
Anslinger
Underworld
Treasury
Nationwide crackdown taps Texas drug busts and underworld ties
In a nationwide drug sweep led by Anslinger, 18 states reported seizures with Texas alone noting 109 peddlers seized, New York 50, Philadelphia 50, and Washington 30. Anslinger cited a drive to shut European drug sources, praised Italian Secret Service efforts, and noted an Italian investigation into Charles Lucky Luciano. Dallas agents went undercover posing as drug peddlers to gather evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Italy
Traumpower Elevated to Lieutenant at Eastern Shore Police
First Sgt. Harry F. Traumpower promoted to lieutenant by Eastern Shore State Police Headquarters. A 12 year veteran and acting barracks commander at Easton since February 1951, he hails from Williamsport and is a graduate of Hagerstown High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Eastern Shore State Police
Harry F. Traumpower
Trumpower
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Maryland drama teacher named top high school educator
Salisbury January 4 A minister's daughter Miss C Audrey Stewart drama psychology teacher at Wicomico High School won Maryland's top high school teacher honor based on an article planned by McCall's Magazine. Stewart introduced psychology and dramatics at Wicomico nearly eight years ago and directs and acts with the Community Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Stewart
University of Maryland
Wicomico
Radio Pra
Salisbury Woman Held Community Roles In 1920s News
gram director, senior class play director and president of Salisbury Chapter of the American Association of University Women. Her father was Dr. J. N Stewart, who until his death last year was pastor of Allen Memorial Baptist church, where Miss Stewart is assistant organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Salisbury
The
American Association of University Women
J. N Stewart
Allen Memorial Baptist Church
Stewart
Truth Seekers Meet at Calvary Methodist Christmas Party
Truth Seekers Class at Calvary Methodist Church held its annual Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Perry Trittapoe on Biggs Avenue. President Mrs. Herman Brust opened the meeting, with Mrs. Russell Linton reading the Christmas story and a trumpet solo by Tommy Geisbert. Carols, gift exchanges, and slides by Rev. and Mrs. Godsey followed, about 25 attendees present. next gathering at Mrs. John Wickless’ home with Mrs. Vincent Maggio as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Trittapoe
Biggs Avenue
Calvary Method
Herman Brust
Russell Linton
Brust
Santa Claus
Tommy Geisbert
Godsey
John Wickless
Vincent Maggio
Tax on gamblers in Maryland totals 2253 81 dollars
Registered gamblers in Washington state and Maryland paid 2253 81 dollars in federal gambling taxes over the past two months. The Internal Revenue Bureau released the figure as the gambling tax, a 10 percent levy on gross business, began flying November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washingt
Maryland
1Nternal Revenue Bureau
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Westminster
Westminster Methodist Church
Charles R. Young
Circuit Court
Carroll County
James E. Boylan, Jr
Theodore F. Brown
F. Neal Parke
Ralph G. Uoffman
F. Murray Benson
Eugene Walsh
Cassel
the Forks
Asbury Home For
American Oil Company
Elizabeth
Lydia Cassel
Pensylvania
Middle West
Far West
Daley's
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
West
Kefauver
New York
San Estes
D-Tenn
Tennessean
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
LaGuardia Field
Jobs
Tam
Robert Moses
Lefty
Grove
Superior Bottled Gas Service
Cooking Frederick Bottled Gas CO
Market Street
Kehne Furniture
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Hospital Aid, Inc
Frederick County Council of Homemakers
East Church Street
Edward F Holter
Middletown
George Chick
Merryland Tract
Ollie Jones
Unionville
San Francisco
Clay Street
Weil Brothers
Market St
Phone
Millside Coal & OL TO
Bernie Sarena
Stude
C. D
YTUER
Doll's Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Philco
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Philco Appliances
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll ST
Glen R. Nikirk
Fhone
Texaco
Stop-Crowther, Inc
Ray W. Wahl
Mortgage Loans and Insurance
Market St. Frederick, Md
Giftwares
Berger
N. Market St
the Frederick Junk CO
T’d
Economy Oil CO
Citizens National Bank
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
William 8. B. Anders
Parsons Newman
Lewis M. Sponseller
W. Barkgis Storm
Charles H. Conley, M. D
Elias B. Ramsburg, JR
Florence G. Schroeder
Teller
Charlotte W. Waters
Oliver T. Kolb
Teresa D. Gaver
Alvie N. Cowell
William H
Anders R. W.sharbaugh
Daniel E. Wight
D. Ralph Zimmerman
David M. Kemp
Joseph D. Baker
Nevin 8. Baker
Alden E. Fisher Joseph DR. Baker, II
Harry C. Schroeder
Ruth T. Kennedy
Mary P. Riordan
Joanne Etter
Frederick N. Bowers
Ida V. Phleeger
Gen’l
Marilyn S. Kehne
Henrietta 8. Byerly
Virginia Souder
Elaine J. Stover
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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