Two Fields Seek Asylum In Hungary
Washington reports Noel Field and his wife Herta have sought asylum in Communist Hungary according to a letter to U S officials. Field, 50, previously jailed on espionage charges, was linked to Communist cells in 1930s Washington and later worked for the League of Nations. A second item notes Moscow radio urging parents to discourage youth smoking and promote sports as an antidote. A U S Chamber of Commerce and American Council on Education plan a February meeting to foster U S Canada relations.
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Washington
State Department
Noels Field
Herta
Hungary
Henry Suydam
U. S
Christian M Ravndal
Budapest
Noel Field
Surdem
Field
Fields
Bunganan
Suydan
Ark
Department
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Geneva
Alger Hiss
Suydam
Ravndal
Jast
Herman
Hermann
Switzerland
Enka Glaser Wal-lach
Noel Fields
IMA
Bomn
U.S Chamber of Commerce
American Council On Education
In Maryland McKeldin Inauguration Delayed By Nomination Fight
At Maryland statehouse in Annapolis a routine bid to confirm Blanchard Randall as secretary of state sparked a back room clash. Senate leaders debated postponing the confirmation as Gov. McKeldin waited, while spectators braved cold winds and rain outside.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Blanchard Randall
Randall
Maryland
Senate
Presdent Goldstein
Calvert
Phipps
Kimble R-Allegany
Len Hoff
Dorchester
Promoted Officer Ch Sz Sehmitt Now Camp Detrick Leader
Arn Photo PROMOTER TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL Chast G Sehmitt promoted from major to lieutenant colonel and now serves as Assistant Chief Chemical Officer and Commanding Officer at Camp Detrick. He entered service in 1929 in the Missouri National Guard and rose to major in WWII. He holds degrees from Central Missouri State Teachers College and the University of Missouri. He previously conducted nematology and plant pathology research for Virus Speiden and B F Goodrich labs. He and his wife reside on Shookstown Road, Dorchester.
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Chast
Missouri
Virus Speiden and Company
F Goodmieh
Boyce Thompson Institute
Port
University of Aikansas
Schmitt
American Phyiopathological Society and Research Society of America
Aiis Schmitt
Shookstown Road
Coin Containers For Polio Drive Placed Citywide By Girl Scouts
Coin containers for the 1955 March of Dimes campaign to fight polio will be placed on public plates in Frederick City and county this weekend. Frederick County Committee chair Alton Y. Bennett says folders are also prepared to solicit donations toward a $400,000 goal for the year to support polio research and prevention. The drive officially begins Monday morning, noting a Thurmont polio patient is partially recovered with help.
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Frederick City
Girl Scouts
Alton Y. Bennett
Bennett
Frederick County
Thurmont
Timber case arrests raise Harper’s Ferry theft inquiry
Charles Town January 12 state police arrest Hugh Edward James Jr. and Louing Conrad of Harpers Ferry for alleged timber cutting from the Harpers Ferry National Monument grounds. The motive and full scope of the case remain under investigation in the Loudoun Heights area.
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Heln
Charles Town
W. Va
Hugh Cdward James Jr
Louing Conrad
Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Loudoun Heights
Think Trip Not In Vain
Honolulu reports that Doc Hammarskjold arrived home from Peiping amid signs his mission to free U S and other prisoners in Communist China is not in vain The UN secretary general avoided comment on timing of his report to the General Assembly and stressed no definite date yet He met with Tokyo officials and Japanese leaders before continuing to Newark where the last known Passenger Pigeon died in Cincinnati in 1914.
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Honolulu
Doc Hammatsajold
Peiping
China
United Nations
Lind
Tokso
London
Hammarshjold
Premet Chou En-lar
Red
Hammarskjold
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Hammarskjald
John M Allison
John Hull
Far East
Hull
Alison
Hammarshjeld
Newark
Seek Man Who Killed Three
Orange Tex Jan 12 lawmen hunted for escaped killer Julius Bohannon linked to the deaths of two Oklahoma sheriffs and a prison guard during a 1936 spree. A man claimed Bohannon abducted him with an accomplice believed to be Bohannon’s son. An abandoned car tied to Baytown kidnapping was found near Beaumont. Bohannon’s long criminal history includes multiple escapes and recaptures.
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Orange
Tex
Julius Bohannon
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Bohannon
Oklahoma State
Trusis Bohannon
Burmice Roberts
Baytown
Ter Roberts
Beaumont
Roberts
Silsbee
Billy Bohannon
Collapse Of Sewer Kills Father Of Eight
A Philadelphia father of eight, Edward A. Massella, 53, died when a storm sewer excavation collapsed in Yardville. Water from a broken main filled the trench as workers tried to reach him with an air hose. another cave-in broke a parallel main. Five coworkers escaped as mud and water buried Massella.
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Trenton
Dan
Philadelphia
Emehi Childen
Edward A. Massella
Yardville
Phillip Boor
Drunken Youth in Hungary Sparks Press Alarm
Vienna reports that Hungarian newspapers complain of widespread teenage drinking in Communist Hungary. Editors decry “burning problem” among juveniles and call for a strong campaign to curb excessive drinking, warning of moral decline and rising crime.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Senna
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March of Dimes
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Poolesville
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Omy
Cannon
Ian
Hendrickson
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Ind
Esa
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Swein
Wesq
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Asnalas
Colonial Jewelry CO
North Market Street
William S. Hood
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
William S. Hood, Inc
C Burr Artz Labary
Mass
Dorothy Torgan
Montevue
Victor Cullen Auaihart
Satullasville
Jackie Hochman
Hagerstown
Damacy
James Zimmerman
Earl
C Burr Artz
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Kemp’s
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