Ladejinsky Rehired by FDA in land reform role
Washington AP The Forcier Operations Administration announced Wolf Ladejinsky has been rehired by the FDA after a security review. Once an agricultural attaché in Tokyo removed amid security concerns his new assignment carries a salary of 11800 a year. The White House said heads of departments used their best judgment and stood by the decision while Jewish groups protested a letter praising his removal.
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Chance For First Snow
A weather bulletin notes a chance of New Year snow as clouds increase and temperatures dip near 34 to 38 degrees. Occasional rain predicted in northern counties with a rising chance of daytime precipitation, while West Virginia reports near 60 in mountains and rain. Talks on workers’ pay demands in Britain urged to resume at a high level to avert a railway strike.
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Crime rise 5 percent in 1954 report says
Washington FBI director Edgar Hoover reported to Attorney General Brownell that serious crimes in the United States rose 5 percent to a new record in 1954. He cited police efficiency as a factor while noting no new high in homicides or auto thefts, with increases in robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, bank looting, embezzlement, and theft against the government and government property.
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United States
Home Building Slumps In 1954 Frederick Construction
Construction in Frederick in 1954 fell about 709000 from 1953. Permits for 1954 show 59 new residences, a surge near year end, with 15 in October and 13 in December. Total 1954 construction authorized reached 1.547 million, aided by new schools and commercial work, while 1953 totaled 2.244 million.
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Russia Reasserts Dispute With U S Over Eastern Incidents
Washington reports that Moscow has renewed its long running quarrel with the United States, delivering Soviet notes to the U S Embassy in Vorcanom. Officials say the notes restate Moscow’s view that the U S was responsible for three Eastern incidents involving their aircraft. The timing remained unexplained, described only as responses to questions from Washington and as detailing a series of ports.
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Panama to Offer 350000 Reward for Killers
Panama plans a 350000 reward for information leading to killers of President Jose Antonio Remon. The Assembly approved restoring funds for investigation as authorities identify weapons and suspects. A separate report notes a Berlin inmate faces an alteration for a past state armen while the State Department seeks a top Democrat for a diplomatic post.
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Congress Promises Balanced Oversight After Capitol Transfer
Washington observers report Democrats prepared to monitor President Eisenhower’s agenda as Congress shifts to the 84th session. Lyndon B. Johnson pledges opposition only when warranted while Republicans voice cautious cooperation on trade extension and tariff powers amid pre election tensions and lingering criticisms of Nixon tactics.
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Senate Weighs Coffee Prices Watch by Banking Panel
Washington reports the Senate Banking Committee plans to monitor coffee prices with a dedicated subcommittee. Chairman Capehart leads, while a split vote avoided regulating coffee futures. Bangias urged reintroducing tighter controls. The panel pledges vigilant oversight to keep U S coffee pricing tied to supply and demand.
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Damaged Meter Posts Result in Charge Against Bartholow
Charles A Barthalow of Frederick was charged after police followed evidence of meter-post damage late Tuesday. A car allegedly struck posts on Frederick and left without reporting. Officer Lathan Dorsey summoned Barthalow, with additional witnesses testifying. The case includes over twenty five pounds in contested damage.
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Firemen Contain Small Fire at Local Candy Company
Firemen from the hiiepencent Hose Company battled a blaze at a property owned by the Barbara Frichie Candy Company on Foot 2104 near 1120 this morning. The fire started from overheated lamps and aluminum sheeting was torn away to reach the flames. Minor damage reported.
Hoover Reports Push to Extend Agency Mergers Power
Former President Hoover urged Congress to extend two years the authority to merge abolish and reorganize federal agencies. His commission reports progress plans costs efficiency and possible legislation through May and into installments.
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Herriet Hoover
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Corporal Shain While Visiting Mother of Six
Corporal Shain While visiting a mother of six was shot. Sheriff Fred Ballard said Richard A Suttie, longtime Amrs employee, was seized in connection with the shooting. Mrs Rose Lesson’s estranged husband Lawrence Lesson, 58, fired one shot from a twenty gauge shotgun outside her home, hours after the incident.
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Swiss Citizenship Claimed By Guzman in Lausanne
Guatemala born Jasphn V henz Guzman son of a twins father seeks Swiss citizenship with potential immediate call up for famine relief duties. Lausanne hosts the Swiss central government party meeting amid travel via Paris and Zermatt. Translated garbled report notes Carmen, Guatemala resident, and a public debate on rights and legal process.
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Avertivey
Soviet Power Struggle Signals Possible High Level Purge
Two factions in the Soviet leadership appear to vie for supremacy as Moscow hints at internal party strife. The shift in tone from peaceful rhetoric to threats follows Stalin’s death, with Molotov and Khrushchev figures rising in prominence as debate over Far East policy intensifies.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
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Damage Suit Before Jury Over Ridgeville Collision
A Buckertown resident testifies in Circuit Court that he recalls little of the December 22, 1941 crash when a car struck a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive near Ridgeville. The injured Avered company employee describes long hospital stay, partial recovery, and ongoing pain while the plaintiff seeks damages.
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Harry la Trout
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Jerome
Fred
Steenay Sey
Red Star Blames US Forces for Narcotics Rise
The Soviet paper Red Star claims U S Army and Navy personnel face rising narcotics use, citing unnamed U S sources via Army Times and Savvy Times. It brands narcotics as a result of aggression and a military psychosis, alleging heroin and morphine use among troops in Japan, Korea, and within the United States, urging guilty parties to be held to account.
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Tractor Trail Collision Report Leads to Mine Visit Plan
A damaged highway scene involves multiple large tractor trailer incidents with missing details. Authorities recount the events near Glen and West Coward as investigators trace the weather and road conditions. Governor elect George Mo Leader is set to visit the district to confer with CASE members seeking to avert the last operating mine closure.
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Appeals From Camp Detrick Subcon tractor Over Tax Exemption
Walter Truland Corporation of Maryland appeals a Maryland Comptroller ruling denying sales tax exemption for materials and supplies used on a Camp Detrick construction project. The sub contractor argues the exemption applies to scientific government work and seeks a ruling on constitutional and statutory issues.
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Millard J. Tawes
Walter Truland
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Detrick
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General Assembly
Mareland
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Aman Cae
Maryland
United States
Goldstein Chosen as Annapolis Senate President
The Maryland Senate Democrats ended their caucus and announced State Senator Louis T. Goldstein of Calvert was selected as president of the 1935 Maryland General Assembly’s 90 day session.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate Democrats
Louis T. Goldstein
D-Calvert
UN Envoy Hails Dinner With Chou In Peiping
Dag Hammarskjold met Chinese leaders in Peiping after arrival, dining privately with Premier Chou En-lai and Foreign Minister Chang Han-fu. Peiping radio described the meeting as part of discussions following a large General Assembly vote.
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Dag Pammarskjold
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China
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Chang Han-fu
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Chang Bee
Chen Yi
Peiping
Feiping Radio
Hammarskjald
Chang Han Fu
Red China
Tung Yueb Chien
Department of International Organizations and Conferences
Wang Cho Ju
Foreign Ministry
Naons
City of Frederick Electric Bill for 1954 Totals 28162
Frederick's 1954 electric bill rose to 28162.58 with 2684251 kilowatt hours used. City Engineer W Raymond Waller says higher costs come from street lights signals and related needs while energy spent at the Singapore filtration plant and disposal plant power adds others. Power purchases come from Potomac Edison Co and farm current was stopped years ago.
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Singapore
McCurdy
Walter
Potomar Edison Co
Randall as Maryland Secretary of State Contender
Annapolis reports indicate Blanchard Randall as a potential secretary of state candidate. Reeves is described as uninterested in the past, while Gresham may also seek the post now that the position is full time. The Senate must approve the appointment and salary is set by the governor’s budget. Luber seen as secure for House speaker after Wilkinson withdraws.
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Ald Balhmorean
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John R. Reeves
Reevss
Bethesda Witham
Gresham
Exerie
Rendall
Len Beall
Maryland Senate
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