Free Grove Under Bond Of $5,000
Cleveland T. Grove, 63, of 20 West All Saints street, was released on $5,000 bond today after a preliminary hearing. He faces second degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of Thomas Teague, 22, in Frederick early Sunday morning. The magistrate reduced the charge from first to second degree murder, citing sufficient evidence for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland T. Grove
West
All Saints Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Grove
Thomas Teague
Frederick
Teague
West All Saints Street
Charles A. Price
Cat Grove
Deana Mise Cengmacind
Death Valley Scotty Dies at 81 in Desert Castle
Death Valley Scotty aged 81 died last night at his castle in Stovepipe Wells California. He was California's famed prospector of post gold rush lore, famed for tales of strikes but wealth traced to benefactor Albert Massey Johnson. Dr Wallace of Las Vegas treated him for years, noting death from a gastrointestinal hemorrhage.
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Calif
Death Valley
Scotty
California
Albert Massey Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
EB. Vasse Wallace
Las Vegas, New
Wallace
Walter Scott
Renewal Of Peace Talks See Renewal Of Peace Talks
Two top American officials after trips to Korea Japan and Formosa expressed confidence that Korean War prisoners will be released on January 23 and peace negotiations will resume. Assistant Secretary of State Walter Robertson and Admiral Arthur Radford said they did not expect trouble and noted neutrals showed no dissent on the repatriation plan.
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Washington
Far East
Asst
Walter S. Robertson
Adm
Arthur Radford
Sail
Korea
Japan
Formosa
Robertson
Reds
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Water Use In City Reaches New High In 1953
Fredericktonians used 1 060 427 000 gallons of water in 1953, led by Fishing Creek and Tuscarora streams. Mountain sources supplied 704 863 000 gallons and Singapore 355 564 000. September 4 was the thirstiest day with 4 259 000 gallons. August 29 set a prior peak of 4 036 000. Weekly average 20 392 827 gallons and daily average 2 905 280. Compared to 1952, both weekly and daily use rose.
Ultimatum From Stokowski Over Constitution Hall Curtain
Conductor Leopold Stokowski threatens not to conduct the National Symphony Orchestra at Constitution Hall unless the dark blue curtain is drawn aside. He argues the curtain deadens tone, while DAR officials cite a large movie screen behind it as an eye sore. If refused, he may address the audience from the stage tonight.
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Washington U
Leopold Stojkowski
Constitution Hall
National Symphony Orchestra
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sla
Boston
Philadelphia
Marguerite Schondau
The
DAR
Stokowski
Rabbit Maranville Dies Of Heart Attack
New York city, P Walter Rabbit Maranville, famed for his fielding as a shortstop and a member of the 1914 miracle Boston Braves, died at 61 from a heart attack at his Woodside home. He played from 1912 to 1935 with the Braves, burial planned in Springfield, Mass. Survived by widow Helene and daughter Mrs Peter McGuinis of Rochester, N.Y.
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New York
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Boston Braves
Woodside
Springfield
Mass
Helene
Peter McGuinis
Rochester
N.Y
Captured Communist Mig On Way To U. S.
The Russian-built MIG jet fighter turned over to the U N by a fleeing Korean pilot on September 21 is being flown to the United States aboard a C124 Globemaster for testing. Far East Command says Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio will host examinations after the Reds failed to apply for the plane.
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Tokyo
U.N
United States
Far East Command
America
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
FEC
Light Snow In County Overnight Hits Frederick Area
Light snow covered northern and mountainous Frederick county overnight causing icy roads in spots. State Police warned of icy highways west of Frederick while reporting no reported accidents. Snow melted then froze on roads, with heavier traces in Creagerstown north and Middletown valley. Cold air forecast to lower temps to the low 20s with continued chilly conditions into Friday.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Creagerstown
Middletown Valley
High Knob
Thurmont
State Roads Commission
Sabillasville
Braddock
South Mountain
Emmitsburg
Adefe
Urbana
Steiner's Hill
William Davis
Fishing Creek
Olson Memorial To Presbyterian Church
A lasting memorial to the late Dr Frank R B Olson of Frederick will be purchased and vested in the Frederick Presbyterian church. Memorial fund contributions totaling 703.75 come from Camp Detrick Public Health Service Washington University of Wisconsin Purdue and other regions. Dr Olson died in New York City on November 28 and was linked to the biological laboratories at Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank RB. Olson
Frederick
New York City
Biological Laboratories
Detrick
Sessions Of Farm Bureau Open Today In Baltimore
The Maryland Farm Bureau and affiliated groups opened their 38th annual convention in Baltimore today. Delegates will vote on a state legislative program, with the Resolutions Committee starting work this afternoon. A national program was prepared last November near the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago. The Crop Improvement Association, Stockmen's Association and Maryland State Poultry Council also hold sessions today. Raymond To Quit Baltimore The Department of Correction announced that Henry P. Raymond, superintendent of the State Reformatory for Males, will resign around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau and
Resolutions Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Crop Improvement Association
The
Stockmen's Association
Maryland State Poultry Council
New Session Of Congress Is Convened
Congress convened in Washington for a pivotal session likely to shape the political balance in the year ahead. House members split 219 Republicans to 215 Democrats with one independent, while the Senate sits 47 Republicans to 48 Democrats and one independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington T
Eisenhower
GOP
House
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Senate
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Nixon
Taft
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Fred M. Vinson
State of the Union
Debt limit hike backers split on ceiling rise
Washington senators voiced cautious support for a possible debt ceiling increase. Senator George ID Ga and Senator Flanders indicated willingness to back a modest rise if needed, while Senator Byrd pressed Treasury figures against a large boost. In Baltimore, William H. Bishop Jr. pledged help for George P. Mahoney's governor bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Id-Ga
White Horse
Flanders
R-Vi
Senate
Isen
Byrd D-Var
Sen. Byrd 'D-Var
Treasury
Mahoney
Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Wiliam H. Bishop Jr
George P. Mahoney
To Up Rail Mail Rates
The railroad industry and the Post Office Department agreed on a 10 percent rise in mail transport charges. Officials say the move could boost railroad mail revenue by about 30 million dollars annually. The proposal was submitted jointly by the Post Office and carriers as a substitute for a prior 45 percent request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Postoffice Department
No Attack By ROKs To Be Allowed At Panmunjom
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor warned the Republic of Korea that the 8th Army would not permit any South Korean attack on Indian guards at Panmunjom. He called Seoul's count of anti Communist prisoners groundless and said the UN Command will uphold the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission terms to protect Indian troops and prisoners. Separately in Taipei and Formosa reports another agency said Chinese Nationalists warned they might seize anti Red war prisoners in Korea if civilians are released Jan. 22.
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Seoul
Maxwell D. Taylor
Republic of Korea
Panmunjom
Taylor
South Korea
United Nations Command
India
U. N
UNC
ROK
Pyun Yung Tai
Pyun
Songmano Rhee
Taipeh
Formosa 2
Korea
Interior Ministry
Tao
Red China
Peiping
Two Caught In Moose Lodge Club
Aberdeen Maryland police arrested a would be burglar in the Moose Lodge club rooms early this morning. Club steward Ellis Rinehard and Patrolman Chesley Roberts returned after hours and found a shadow behind a door. Rinehard was struck on the head with a crowbar. Roberts kept the suspect at bay and summoned Havre de Grace officers to subdue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Moose Lodge
Ellis Rinehard
Chesley Roberts
Rinehard
Roberts
Havre de Grace
GOP job hunt swamps limited Eisenhower openings
The Republican National Committee reports about 5,000 people seek positions in the Eisenhower administration, while only around 200 political jobs are available. Four high level posts are about to be filled, four more are screening, and four await state patronage input. The patronage operation has been decentralized to 15 staffers from a peak of 34, improving efficiency but still facing headaches and ongoing complaints of patronage influence on the federal payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ‘P
Repulican National Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Fisenhower
GOP Committee
Clearing House
Feder
al Igbs
Civil Service
Merit
Capitol Hill
Sea Bursts Dikes In Po River Delta
Winter gales lash the Adriatic Sea sending floodwaters into the Po River Delta near Rovigo. Three feet of water inundates villages, blocks roads, and isolates communities as northern Italy endures its worst snowstorm in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adriatic
Italy
Europe
Rovigo
Berlin
Frankfurt
Brussels
Paris
North
Venice
St. Mark’s Square
Trieste
Italian Alps
Apennines
Riviera
Vich
St. Banhan
Switzerland
Greenland
Sweden
Stockholm
Reds Press Secret Talks on Korean Peace Resume
U S diplomat reports discreet talks with North Korea and allies to resume stalled Korean peace negotiations. A go between may be handling discussions and no clear date or participant identities are disclosed. Russia’s role remains central, with demands for seating as a neutral or third party in conference decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjomima
U.S
Kenneth Young
U.S. State Department
India
Swittzerland
Sweden
Young
Washington
United States
Arthur Dean
Russia
Strike Settlement May Signal Pattern Across Can Co
New York reports a settlement at Continental Can Co ending a strike of 14 500 workers with a 15 cent hourly package and 8 cent general wage rise. CIO United Steelworkers view this as a potential blueprint for ending the American Can Co walkout. Paris leaders rally support as Premier Lane seeks to shore up his crumbling majority. In Cumberland a car toppled from a bridge, three teens escape injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Continental Can Co
CIO United
Paris
Joseph Lane Rel
National Assembly
Ric
Berlin
Fourth suspect held in big New Years Eve money theft
Washington The Secret Service detained Charles Howard Nelson 27 of Chapel Oaks Md as the fourth suspect in the 5160 000 New Years Eve theft of new twenty dollar bills from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Earlier reports said all but 31700 was recovered. Details were scarce as the case widened after the arrest of a bureau employee his wife and two other men following a tip from the woman's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
Bureau of Engraving
Charles Howard Nelson
Bra Br & Treasury
Nelson
Chapel Oaks
District of Columbia
Accuse 4 in Attempt To Kis Reuther Case
Detroit authorities announce charges against four men in the Walter Reuther assassination attempt of 1948 and another later attack on his brother Victor. Two suspects are in custody, one is sought, and another is reported in a federal penitentiary. Warranted counts allege assault with intent to murder and conspiracy to assault with intent to murder. Reuther suffered severe injuries from the attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Wayne County
Gerald K. O’brien
John Doe
Carl Renda
Santo
Sam) Perrone
Kefauver Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Renda
Perrone
Peter Lombardo
Serre Haute
Ind
Clarence Jacobs
Tecumseh
Ont
Jacobs
Windsor
O'Brien
Reuther
Victor
Walter
Xmas Seals drive funds reach Frederick County total
Frederick County tuberculosiss and public health association reports 11050.29 in Christmas Seals sales to date. General chairman J Harris Hooper notes hopes to reach 15000 for ongoing TB prevention and control programs including mass X ray surveys. Reminders will be sent to late donors. chest Christmas early drive previously issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
J. Harris Hooper
Frederick County Tb: Association
Snow Closes Western Maryland Highways After Storm
Western Maryland mountains faced hazardous roads after new snowfalls totaling about 3.4 inches in some areas. Allegany and Garrett counties reported extremely slippery conditions with most main roads in Frederick and Washington counties slick in spots. East of Grantsville, packed snow and ice dominated secondary routes, while Route 140 to Polish Mountain ranged from 60 percent covered to five percent bare toward the county line. Pennsylvania Turnpike also largely snow and ice covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Maryland
Allegany
Garrett
Frederick
Washington
State Roads Commission
Oakland
Frostburg
Garrett County
Grantsville
U.S. 40
Polish Mountain
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Lewis Promised One Million Dollar Strike Fund
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers was reported to have promised a one million dollar strike fund to the International Longshoremen's Association if it calls a dock walkout to win bargaining recognition. The pledge, linked to ILA conflicts with ILA AFL and possible NLRB actions, was cited by the Herald Tribune and Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John JL. Lewis
United Mine Workers
International Longshoremen
Assa
ILA
Ila-Afl
National Labor Relations Board
New York Herald Tribune
The
Daily News
Herald Tribune
Lewis
Washington
Labor Board
Eisenhower to ask Senate to confirm 130 appointments
President Eisenhower will ask the Senate to confirm more than 130 nominations including Earl Warren for chief justice and James Mitchell as labor secretary. Robert G. Lee's FCC bid faces Senate Commerce Committee scrutiny amid a list of War Claims Commission appointees and retirement renewals. Stocks steady in quiet New York trading after a cautious start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Presid Elsenhower
Senate
Earl Warren
United States
James P. Mitchell
Reco
Robert G. Lee
Federal Communications Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
War Claims Commission
Eisenhower
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Moe Yao Truess
Olson
Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau
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8Th Army
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