U S and Russia Agree To Open Atoms Talks
Washington report notes preliminary talks to discuss Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan. Dulles aims to begin soon with Molotov and Zarubin in Washington, focusing on how when and where talks will occur and the concept of an international pool of atomic energy for peaceful uses.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Moscow
State Department
Dulles
Espestis
G. M. Zarubin
Henry Suydam
Department
U. S
Molotov
Soviet Union
Ex POW Wins Suspension Of Term Here
Maryland’s first released Korean POM Pvt Hall Emory Saylor, a former prisoner of war, won a suspended sentence for drunken reckless driving causing minor property damage at Evergreen Point. Fort Myer stationed, Saylor pleaded for leniency, aided by defense attorney Jones, noting his POW ordeal and recent return to his parents after eight days in captivity and nine months in Red prison camps. Magistrate Sheffield, moved by the plea, indicated hesitation to suspend but implied possible leniency given the minimal injury and insured damages.
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Maryland
Wilbur F Sheffielddi
People’s Night
Evergreen Point
E. Austin Dates
Hall Emory Saylor
Ladiesburg
Yo Ol Guibuino
Finoper Anc
James “Elson
West
All Saints Street
Saylor Davats
Saylor
Fort, Myer
Virginia
Jones
Page
Ile
Red
Yall
Sheffield
Court actions report on dismissals fines and corrections
The magistrate dismissed an unauthorized use charge against Austin C Young’s car after defense by James Cephas T Rames. Carl Smith pleaded guilty to non support of his wife and infant, ordered to pay weekly. William F Phelps escaped reckless driving charges after insufficient evidence. Frederick Phelps and Arthur Schwermer faced fines for driving offenses. A correction notes William E Fox’s address error.
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James
Cephas T Rames
Clarke Place
Austin C Young Dr
Center Street
C W Brown
Young
Carl Smith
Dain
B.& O Avenue
Nathan Dorsey
Catilat Uetlitt
Ctin
Sy Park Field House
William F Phelps
Phelps
Edwin F. Nikirk
West Tenth Street
Motter Avenue
Paul H. Clemson Jr
Frederick
Arthur J Schwermer
Rochford
John W. Patterson
New Windsor
Paul Mossburg
State Takes Over Bridge in Williamsport Transition Ends Private Toll
Williamport toll bridge sale to Maryland state announced by O'Donnell. State paid about 750000 total cost despite 150000 surplus. operation to begin at midnight. Toll reduced from 15 to 10 cents with potential 20 to 25 percent revenue decline. Seven vehicle classes planned from current 25. payoff to occur in about four years and bridge to be free to the public thereafter.
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Williamsport
Jan
Lous J OQ Donnell
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Wirhemtport
Donnell
Washington and Berkeley Budge Co
State Wall
Potumac
Bataan Rover
O'Donnell
Treasury reports 1953 year end deficit slightly under ten billion
The Treasury released Dec 31 1953 figures showing half year results July 1 to Dec 31 1953 with a net income of 29 4 million in 1952 and expenditures of 35 5 billion producing a last half deficit of 9 06 billion versus 9 29 billion the prior year The year end public debt stood at 275 8 billion dollars with a cash balance of 476 5 millions and 136 417 000 000 in reserve figures reflect 1954 fiscal year developments and debt limits
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Washington
The
Treasury
Wilosod Woyiz Bora
teleClua@co
Banker Dudley Dies at 75 in Easton
Frank Simms Dudley a retired Baltimore banker and Eastern Shore businessman died at Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Dudley 75 was a director of Union Trust Company of Marsland senior partner in the Dudley and Carpenter grain and tobacco brokers firm and manager of about 20 farms in Talbot and Queen Anne counties.
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Easton
Jan
Frank Simms Dudley
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Dudley
Union Trust Company of
iMarsland
Dudley & Carpenter
Talbot
Queen Anne's
Secret Service chase links to 1953 Oldsmobile case
Local dealers report agents tracing a 1953 Oldsmobile bought by a man tied to a cash bill theft in Washington. The car was sold through Angleberger’s shop and later transferred to Laurel. Officials say the Laurel buyer and vehicle have no connection to the case. Also noted is Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee, a historic 1811 earthquake event site.
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Los Bureau of Engraving
Frederck
Austin F Angleberger
Angleberger
Treasury Department
Washington
Mma-City
Chevrolet Company
Laurel
Frederick
Reelfoot
Tennessee
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Hollywood
Corine Calvet
John Bromfield
Boulder City, Nev
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Rescrres Corporation
Third Telephone Monument
Kehne Furn. CO
Mkt
Monuament
William E Fox
East Seventh Street
East Seven’ Street
Flower Mart
East
Patrick ST
W. S. Routzahn
C. S. Speaks, Jr
Jack
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
Russell McCain
Roads Commission
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Wee Ralion
Sete
Woolf—Orlens—Corduroys
HenpRickson
M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
Armstrong
Craftline
Royelle
Marbelle
Ravbelle
Jaspe
the Rug Store
E. Patrick St
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
L. H. MacKenzie
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Kish
Snalls
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Pearre
Mobilheat Carenih
Ouverres Economy Oil CO
Monument
Frederick Cloak & Suit Store
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