Two Hour Churchill Pentagon Meeting With U S Leaders
Britain's Prime Minister Churchill and top U S military leaders held a two hour Pentagon session bracketed by a luncheon hosted by Lovett. Lovett called the gathering social as Churchill planned formal White House talks and a embassy dinner with Acheson and Bradley.
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Washington
Jan. G.P
Britain
Churchill
United States
Pentagon
Defense Lovett
Lovett
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Star
Omar Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs
Defense
Mr. Churchill
White House
Acheson
Bradley
America
Uni
Mayor Rice's Filling Station Is Damaged
A Saturday morning collision on South Market Street damaged Mayor Donald B. Rice's filling station. Up to $1,000 in damage included the demolition of a 25 year old commercial sign landmark. One driver, George Geach of Watsontown, was cited for failing to signal left turns and posted 36.45 collateral. The other driver, Thomas E. Dillon of Harrisburg, swerved and sideswiped the front car, crashing the Gulf sign.
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South Market Street
Donald B. Rice
George Crouse
George Geach
Watsontown
Thomas E. Dillon
Harrisburg
Leach
Tire pile crash damages 13 new tires
Dillon's car struck a pile of 13 new tires around an old sign standard at night. The impact fractured the beading on seven tires, rendering them unusable. Mayor estimates damage at 112 dollars with overall costs likely to run into several hundred.
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Dillon
Lower voting age in Maryland to 18 urged
A Maryland special commission urged reducing the voting age to 18, citing the three year gap after high school graduation. Led by Samuel Hopkins, the panel also urged greater emphasis on state and local government in schools while stopping short of mandating a new course. The memo notes that U S citizenship begins with a declaration of intention at a naturalization clerk.
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Maryland
Baltimore
McKeldin
House of Delegates
Samuel Hopkins
William H. Lemmel
Superintendent of Public Instruction
U. S
Naturalization Court
Clark nomination to Vatican faces Senate clash
Washington January 6 Senator Russell says Congress unlikely to approve a measure allowing General Mark Clark to keep military status while serving as ambassador to the Vatican and Senate confirmation would follow similar action. The plan draws opposition from leaders and church groups over church state separation. A second dispatch notes New York sewage treatment needs exceed one billion dollars across North Atlantic Basin facilities.
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Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Mark Clark
Vatican
Truman
Clark
Senate
House
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State of the Union
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Armed Services Group
Itill
Officers Leave To Bring Byram Back
State and county officers left Saturday night for Salt Lake City to extradite and return John W. Byram to Frederick. Byram, a Raleigh native dubbed a Navy Straggler, is wanted for involvement in robbing Dr. John H. Messier of about 7500 dollars on October 16. Utah police arrested him on December 29 as Dewey E Plummer. Co-defendants Billy Roy Wensil and Charles Mauldin, both of Concord, N C, remain jailed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Frederick
John W. Byram
Raleigh
N. C
Navy
John H. Messier
Johnsville
MSP
Sergt
J. J. Cassidy
Raymond Haugh
Byrum
Dewey E Plummer
North Carolinians Arrested in Johnsville Doctor Robbery
For two months Sergt Cas sidy and Tr l c Herold Basore led the probe into Byrum. Three youths are jailed for the doctor robbery as State Police recover the cashbox from under the physician's bed. Investigators say the alleged 7500 dollars remains missing.
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Sergt. Cassidy
Tr. l c Herold Basore
Byrum
Johnsville
LA Pilot Dies In Crash Near Cambridge In P-51 Flight
State Police report a Los Angeles pilot died when a converted P-51 aircraft crashed about 20 miles south of Cambridge. The victim was identified as 43 year old William August Steimer by a Cambridge funeral home, after the plane was seen flying low near Lakesville. Witnesses reported the incident.
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Cambridge
Los Angeles
Here
Willam August Steimer
Lakesville
Engine failure blamed for crash on Nelson Hart farm
An old wartime plane apparently crashed to earth on the Nelson Hart farm in a wooded area about two miles off Route 33. Stelmer was believed en route from California to Newark New Jersey. The plane was registered to International Airways. The report notes the major league game from 1883 where Chicago had 23 at bats and scored 18 runs.
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Nelson Hart
Stelmer
California
Newark N. J
International Airways
Int
Burbank
Calif
Chicago
Detroit
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