Classified System Reforms Amid City Hall Deliberations
The Frederick city board discussed creating a classified service for city employees with a three member Personnel Board and a mayor appointed personnel officer. They debated water connection charges and a zoning amendment for rural electric substations, while also considering traffic lights and a VA loan housing project. A public telephone booth concession was approved with a 15 percent city commission. Also, reports indicated the 1st Cavalry Division may move from Japan to the United States, with other divisions reassigned to Hawaii or Korea.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
William Davis
W. Jerome Offutt
Donald
Rice
Abel Wolman
Frederick
W. R. Walter
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Street
Church Street
Third Street
Apple Avenue
Belmont Street
William L. Miller
Miller
William A. Miller
Howard Fink
Paul A. Jones
Mr. Jones
Walter M. Lan
San Francisco
1St Cavalry
Japan
United States
the Chronicle
Eisenhower
Korea
Hawa
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Uneasy Peace Balance Says Gruenther in Paris
General Alfred Gruenther told the American Club in Paris that the uneasy peace is balanced between Soviet military superiority and Western air power capable of striking Soviet industry. He noted NATO has progressed in long range air power, with 120 airfields now and more planned, while Western defense spending rises toward 11.6 billion annually as compared to 1951.
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Paris
Dan
Alfred M. Gruenther
Russia
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Meeratt
Gruenther
American Club
U. S
NATO
U. Strategic Air Command
Na'l'u
Eisenhower
Britain
Soviet Union
Juvenile Delinquent nabbed. two bicycles recovered in thefts
Frederick police arrested a 15 year old suspected juvenile delinquent after larceny of a billfold in a private lot on West Patrick Street. Officers recovered two bicycles stolen from City Wall area and left locked near Market Space, with both cases under investigation.
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Frederick
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Nathan Dorsey
West Patrick Street
City Wall
Sergt
Denver Shock
Charles S Tregoning
Lutheran Sunday School
Patino Heiress Weds Kelso in Scottish Elopement
Isabela Patino, 18, Bolivian heiress, and Jimmy Goldsmith, English fiancé, married in Kelso Scotland after Antenor Patina lifted a ban. The ceremony lasted about 15 minutes at the registry office as villagers sent the couple off smiling. The pair had fled from Paris to evade prior opposition and began a monthlong elopement spanning two continents.
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Patino
Wweds
Kelso
Scotland
Isabela Patino
Jimmy Goldsmith
Ti Heness
Antenor Patina
Edinburgh
Patina
Paris
Isabela
Sean
Taney
Kelso Registry Office
Jimmy
London
Pfc Roberts Presumed Dead in Korea
Pfc Charles C Roberts of Frederick County is presumed dead in Korea, missing since July 27 1950. He enlisted February 1950 and trained at Fort Knox. He was the first Frederick County soldier listed missing in the Korean War and was from near Walkersville with family ties to Sgt Clarence Roberts.
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Korea
Charles Clarke Roberts
Walkersville
Frederick County
Clarence E. Roberts
Pearl Harbor
Vella Lavella
Grace B. Roberts
Evergreen Point
Forrest E. Roberts
Iamsville
Edwin W. Roberts
Taney Apartments
Pic
Robert
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
Pfc
Roberts
Set
Mathis
Army
Washington
Grayson L. Mathis
Charles Mathis
Damascus
Sgt. Mathis
Hits Lass
1St Infantry Regiment
Lisbon
Japan
Frederick Lions Hear Harold Keats Speak On 1954 Outlook
Harold Keats of Watkins Acres urged the Frederick Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to view 1954 with optimism. He predicted layoffs will be absorbed by business, overtime pay will wane, and salesmen must improve. He urged friendliness and forward thinking, citing ideals and opportunity.
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Harold Keats
Watkins Acres
Frederick
Keats
Washington
United States
Red Cross
Community
Austin F. Angterberger
Lions
Amge
Mr. Keats
H. Goodbee
Jackson Cumberland
Willian Jennies
Hagerstown
Jay Kelallin
York
Robert Loucks
Baltimore
Reynard Hartman
Columbus
James McSherry
Noel H. Gross
Secret talks begin between United States and Britain on atomic pool plan
London reports say the United States and Britain have opened secret Washington discussions to devise technical means to implement President Eisenhower's atomic pool plan. Canadians participate. Britain not yet invited to preliminary talks with Russia, officials indicate. Russia has agreed to join future talks.
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London
United States
Britain
Washington
Eisenhower
Foreign Office
Russia
Military shift in late Rome to cavalry dominance
In the late Roman empire cavalry dominated military use, while infantry waned in importance in Europe until the Hundred Years War and later revived.
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Europe
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