McCarthy to Push Government Agency Reorganization Plan
Sen. McCarthy says President elect Eisenhower will seek authority to reorganize government agencies. He will head the Senate Government Operations Committee and focus on government reorganization before investigations. He notes existing authority expires March 31 and downplays overlaps with other panels.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Government Operations Committee
Empire Marco
Goreshuffie
House of Senate
Senate Committee
Government Operations Committee
Senate
Senate Judiciary
House
Taft
Rohio
Knowland
R-Calif
Republican Policy Committee
State Department
Regular Art Club meeting centers on Michelangelo
Frederick Art Club members discussed Michelangelo Buonarroti at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs Irving Staley. Mrs Hammond Clary and Mrs Robert Tyson led talks on his early years, major works, and lasting influence. The session closed with refreshments and plans for a future gathering at Mrs Robert E Clapp’s home.
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Frederick Art Club
Irving Staley
Dill Avenue
Roger Willard
Hammond Clary
Robert
Tyson
Michelangelo
Cla
Clary
Sistine Chapel
Julius II
Medici Chapel
Last Judgment
van Loon
Beethoven
Rembrandt
Goya
Bach
Slaler
Mary Rheads
Ruby Arneson
Robert E Clapp
Rockwell Terrace
Major Eisenhower Arrives on Inaugural Furlough
Major John Eisenhower arrived from Korea on a 15 day furlough and was greeted at LaGuardia by his father President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower. John met Mrs Sloud, then rode to Highland Falls where Barbara and their three children awaited him.
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Jan Jiay
John Eisenhower
Korea
Young Eisenhower
LaGuardia Field
John
John Sloud
Highland Falls
N. Y
New York City
West Point
Barbara
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Predicts End Of Stalemate In Maryland Senate Clash
In Baltimore on January 1 Senator George W Della forecast that the Democratic stalemate over who will fill the Senate leadership posts in Maryland will end when the Legislature convenes. The dispute pits Della for a second term as Senate president against Ferdinand Sybert for the presidency and argues over floor and judiciary committee chairmanships. Republicans led by Robert B Kimble уточged readiness to break the deadlock if public demand requires action. The factions and cross-alliances reflect deeper city county political rifts surrounding Pollack Barton Preston and Phipps.
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George W Della
Maryland
Senate
Wmar-Tv
General Assembly
Della
Ferdinand Sybert
Balliumore
Sybert
Howard County
House
Finance Committee
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Kimble
Bernard Melincove
J James H. Jack Pollack
Hubert Barton
Leroy W. Preston
Pollack
Delia
South Baltimore
Barton
Preston
Curious Coalition
Louis N. Phipps
Anne Arundel County
Del
Richard E. Lankford
Anne Arundel
Delta
Timely Discovery Averts Bad Fire In Maryland Store
Frederick firemen traced a strong smoke smell to 151 North Market Street late Saturday night after tenants reported smoke. Volunteers and police checked nearby buildings and found a smoldering mop in a closet at Shoe Stores Inc. A cigarette stub or match likely ignited it, extinguished before flames spread.
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Frederick
North Market Street
Uniteds
Merkel
Second
Market and
Police Stone Shoe Stores Inc
Emen
Congress to curb controls as tax plan eyed
Sen Frank Carlson predicted the new Republican Congress would curb price and note controls tied to the defense buildup. He also hoped the 17 percent individual income tax cut could be advanced to July 1, though he did not commit on the excess profits tax ending date.
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Shington
Frank Carleer
Kant
New
Republican Congress
Ant
Carlson
Move Grows To Cut Taxes Move Grows To Cut Taxes
Washington reports key Democrats join a Republican group backing Rep Reed to cut individual income tax about 11 percent starting July 1. Reed aims to pass House Bill No 1 by February end as Democrats show mixed support and some wait for economic data and Eisenhower input.
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Washington
Jan
Reed
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
New York
Coudert
R-Ny
Congressional
Rep. Mills
D-Ark
Goes On Trial For Murder Of His Wife In Anne Arundel
ANNAPOLIS Jan 11 Sgt Homer A Allison 27 year old airman goes on trial in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court tomorrow accused of murdering his 23 year old wife. Indicted by a Charles County grand jury he was released on 10000 bond after being arrested Sept 8 the day after his wife died in a LaPlata hospital. The trial was moved to Anne Arundel at his request. He previously said she jumped from their car as they drove toward Clinton after a tavern party. Police noted fender dents and blood under the chassis. A preliminary hearing witness said Allison admitted fighting and possibly pushing her from the car. Attorneys cited a dent from a collision as the door cannot open wide.
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Homer A. Allison
Anne Arundel County
Allison
Andrews Air Force Base
LaPlata
Charles County
Alison
Clinton
William Earle
Claude Hamby
Hamby
Trinity Chapel Rededication Planned This Sunday
Trinity Chapel in Boderk is set for rededication services this Sunday under Rev. Paul L. Allhouse. The 1807 spire and town clock history are highlighted, with renovations by architect Joseph Urner creating a modern Sunday School complex while preserving Colonial features and the tower base.
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Betty Sullivan
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Allhouse
Trinity Chapel
Boderick
Joseph Urner
Urner
Pennsylvania
Creagerstown
Fredericktown
Patrick Street
McCroy
Maryland
Stephen Stoener
Frederick
Frederick Heisler
John Fessler
Bloodmobile visit planned for Feb 2 at Camp Detrick
Camp Detrick Public Information Office reports preparations for the Red Cross Bloodmobile on February 2 at the Field House. Volunteers are being assigned as solicitors and will meet with Capt Leonard Sutton and other officials on January 20 at 3:30 p.m. in the Trout Theater. The event aims to support defense needs with blood donations from personnel, with policy favoring local civilian needs and Walking Donors at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Also notes recoveries, local club meetings, and personnel updates across Camp Detrick.
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Public Information Office
Red Cross
Leonard Sutton
Nuttee
Hig
Kenneth L Calder
John E. Thompson
Joseph Schwinter
Trout Theater
Elizabeth Wallard
Frederick County
Korea
Field House
Weillard
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Aid urged for underdeveloped areas overseas
Stanes Andrews president Tru ms Pom Four director urged continuation of the government aid program for four more years. Andrews said the plan Truman laid down in his inaugural address four years ago is starting to yield encouraging concrete results.
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Stanes Andrews
Trums Pom
Andrews
Truman
Unclear rail safety record cited by association head
Armencan Rail roads President Willow Tobavexy notes first 11 months of 1952 show 960 miles of passenger travel at a rate of .035 per 100 million mules. One date per 2 209-09 cited amid safety record confusion.
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Trdas Willow Tobavexy
Armencan
Danes Exhume Wealthy Heiress in Grave Mystery
In Copenhagen a 155 year old question about Gertrud Birgitte Bodenhoff’s death resurfaces as a fourth generation relative, Dr Viggo Stracke, seeks to exhum her remains to determine if grave robbers caused her death or if it was natural. Thousands gather at the cemetery as the exhumation begins on the anniversary of her birth.
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Denmark
Jan K
Gutertrud Birgitte
Sisters
Guertrud
Viggo Stracke
Giertrud
Youth Shot, Hospitalized After Right-Temple Wound
Robert Brown, 17, of Trederick Route 4, was found severely wounded with a gunshot to the right temple at his grandfather’s barn. He was taken by private ambulance to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore after MSP first responders and a state police ambulance team transferred him for brain surgery. investigators describe no eyewitnesses and are exploring whether the injury was an attempted self harm or accidental.
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William ‘Topper
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Santa Clance
Ool
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Fairfield
Joseph D Hadley
Ottanna
Donald F Balizell
Union Bridge
Richard C Graham
Palmyra
Lou F Rosteel
Heart
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Tanestown
Lield Fite
Roy Bolinger
St Peterennes
Mies Frodo Bower
Boom St
Cacaia Thartas
Gree
Hogh &Ehool
Thevetag
Eduard
Mit
Robert Brown
Trederick
Union Memorial Hospital
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Charles Redmond
W. W. Corbin
Maryland
Redmonds
MSP
James Stonesifer
Brown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baltimore Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
State Farm Bureau Ends Annual Meeting
The Maryland Farm Bureau closed its 37th annual meeting in Baltimore over the weekend and urged study of the proposed 56.8 million highway program. Delegates debated 37 resolutions including increasing state school aid, ending the 2 percent tax on farm supplies, and welfare reforms. Harford county farmer Wris as A Heap was re elected Farm Bureau president.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Harford
Hagerstown Democrats Rally In Mayor Race
In Hagerstown a mayoral contest forms as Democrats line up for a county race. Richard Howse, a former mayoral candidate, ends his bid after party friction while Hermat mum abo enters the Republican primary.
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Cong Cruniopal
Richard Howse
Masor
Republian
Buthans Rong
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