Trinity Methodist Church Accepts Plan for West Frederick Survey
At a church meeting the Trinity Methodist Church congregation voted to survey west and northwest Frederick for a new site to build a church and parsonage, with plans to relocate from East Second Street near Market. Rev H L D Doggett and District Superintendent Asbury Smith spoke as surveys and quarterly conference were set.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Basil C.” Lewis
Frederick
Trinity Church
East Second Street
Market
H. L. D. Doggett
Asbury Smith
Washington West District
Recall of United Nations Assembly Faces Cold US Response
The United States and several allied powers refused to commit to an immediate session on India’s plea to recall the U N General Assembly for Korea talks. Britain France Australia and the Netherlands aligned with the US stance, while the Soviet bloc largely supported resumption of the session. An Indian delegation spokesman said timing remains unclear with deputy leader V K Krishna Menon due back later this month.
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United Nations
United States
India
U.N. General Assembly
Korea
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Assembly
U. S
Britain
France
Australia
Dae Nammarskiold
Pandit
New Delhi
Highlights In Congress Highlights In Congress WASILINGTON
President Eisenhower sends three special messages to Capitol Hill outlining views on farm labor and social security legislation. Farm plan sparks mixed reception amid push for flexible price supports. labor faces resistance to government supervised strike votes. social security boosts benefits, expands rolls by about ten million, funded by higher taxes. A salary commission proposes raises for senators representatives and Supreme Court justices. Seaway debate opens with Butler's long critique. Bricker amendment talks resume with no compromise. Mutual defense treaty with Korea appears likely. West Point air academy approved cost of 26 million dollars.
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Wasilington
Eisenhower
Capitol Mill
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Special Commission On
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
U. S
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
John M. Butler
R-Md
Bricker
Sen
Ohio
Aulea Weal
Lans
South Korea
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Point
Air — House Armed Services Committee
Air Force
D Alesandro May Bow Out of Governor Run
Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro is expected to bow out of the gubernatorial race and declare neutrality in the Byrd Mahoney Democratic primary within 24 hours. City Hall aides prepared a noncommittal statement as supporters question his stance and possible late switch at a municipal employees banquet at Emerson Hotel.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltimore News-Post
D'Alesandro
News-Post
Alahoney
U.S. Senate
Assa
Emerson Hotel
Coty Takes Over With Outlook Dark
Paris reports Coty, a 1-year veteran lawmaker from Le Havre, installed as new French president. Outgoing President Anriol warned that state authority and independence are threatened. Aurial warned France faces economic and constitutional challenges amid Indochina war support and party squabbling.
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Paris
Prene Coty
le Havre
Vincent Anriol
Coty
Aime
Auriol
Pice
France
French Union
Indochina
Aurial
Annual Meet Of PCA NELA Today In Frederick
President emeritus Harry C. Byrd of the University of Maryland spoke at the joint meeting of the Production Credit Association and the National Farm Loan Association in Frederick. About 300 farmers from Frederick and neighboring counties attended as PCA marked its twentieth anniversary and both groups announced three percent dividends.
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Harry C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Frederick
Production Credit Association
National Farm Loan Association
Byrd
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
PCA
NFLA
Quinn
J. Herbert Snyder
Aran Actory
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Killer Of Judge To Face Murder Hearing
Norman Moon, 26, a construction worker from Connellsville, Pa., shot Judge Allison D. Wade in a Warren courtroom during an apparent attempt to avoid alimony payments. He will stand trial for murder as soon as possible after recovering from a throat wound from a police shooting during a chase. Dr. William Cashman says Moon is recovering well and should be released soon barring complications.
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Warren
Myer Kornreich
Norman Moon
Allison D. Wade
Construction Wacker
Connellsville
William Cashman
Moon
Wade
Warren and
Forest Counties
Masked Gunman Steals 36000 From Essex Delicatessen
In Essex Maryland a masked gunman robbed a 35 year old deli proprietor, Mrs Marie Seagle, taking a metal cash box containing 36000. The suspect, over six feet tall, wore an army fatigue jacket and blue engineer cap. Police, including five patrol cars and eleven officers, searched the area but found no trace.
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Essex
Marie Seagle
Idoor
Pays Fines Here On Two Charges
Elmer Louis Morsberger 28 paid 32.20 in Magistrates Court for improper passing on Route 40 west of Frederick and for failing to appear on December 4. Judge H Reese Shoemaker found him guilty on improper passing with an 85 fine plus costs and $25 for failing to appear. Morsberger and another motorist forfeited collateral. two others, Thomas Parrott Hood and James Edward Hildebrand, faced separate charges with fines listed. Route 40 incident occurred November 27 amid falling snow with obscured highway markings.
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Catonsville
H. Reese Shoemaker
Fretterick
Elmer Louis Morsberger
MSP
Robert C. Dishong
Marsherger
Tr. Dishong
Frederick
Shoemaker
Morsberger
Two Motors Ao
Cout
Thomas Parrott Hood
Severn
Jadure
James Edward Hildebrand
Milk Transportation Company
Mt Picasane
Bath
Fisher Pen Co Owner Sentenced For Civil Contempt
Paul C. Fisher, 40, head of Fisher Pen Co., began an indefinite jail term after refusing two years to show employment records to the Labor Department. He claimed the demand violated constitutional rights. Fisher surrendered with his wife and about 75 workers and friends, carrying his 3 month old daughter Carateen. Minor collision reported at Lincoln Apartments when a city garbage truck struck a parked car causing about $30 damage. no charges filed after investigation.
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Chicagop
U. S. Labor Department
Paul C. Fisher
Fisher Pen Co
U. S. Marshal's Office
Carateen
Fisher
Labor Department
Michael L. Igoe
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
John Morgan
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
Lincoln Apartment
Thomas
Bowie
Lincoln Apartments
Ring
Seer Trapped Dong Danville Fire Crew Searches Pipe
About forty men guided by searchlight signals dug into a fire dram pipe on a nearby farm for nearly four hours during the night searching for a missing enon dog trapped in the pipe since Sunday.
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Seer
Dong Danville
India
Enon
Legislature urges shakeup of Road Commission in West Virginia
tentative findings by the Highway Research Committee call for a major overhaul of the Road Commission. changes target purchasing, general organization, personnel and fiscal management to improve operations in Charleston and state governance.
Fire Damages Welding Plant Office In Philip Hiteshew
An overheated stove manned by foremen caused a fire at the Philip Hiteshew welding plant at 117 South Bent Street. Damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars confined to the company office and roof over the area. Fire alarm at 12:10 PM.
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Philip Hiteshew
South Bent Street
Uniteds
Widest Cold Wave Sweeps Northern Plains and Midwest
Arctic air conquered much of Montana the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin with temperatures plunging to near 30 degrees below zero in spots as fresh snow and flurries spread through the northern Midwest. Warming in the Southeast contrasted with snow forecasts from Harrisburg to Elmira and Albany while rain showers affected Memphis Birmingham and coastal Oregon.
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Associated Brass
Plains
Alentana
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Midwest
L.S Weather Bureau
Washington
Harrisburg
Elmira
N.Y
Albany
New York City
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Cal Bank
Mont
Minot
N.D
International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
Mid-west
Gulf Region
Mississippi
Alabama
Middle Atlantic
Memphis
Birmingham
Ala
Pacific
Medford
Ore
San Francisco
Ohio River Valley
Cold Weather Returns to Maryland With Snow Flurries
The Associated Press reports cold air returns to Maryland with winds and possible snow flurries in Western Maryland. Chesapeake Bay small craft warnings are in effect. Ice and snow have been cleared on many highways, but travel remains hazardous in western areas. Roads in Frederick, Bradiigh and South Mountain are very icy while the rest of the state sees wet conditions.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Chesapeake Bay
Frostchurd
Garren County
Cumberland
Frederick
Bradiigh
South Mountain
Weather Blamed For Three Vehicle Collision In Knoxville
Bad weather and road conditions blamed by State Police for a three vehicle crash Friday near Knoxville. Vehicles involved include a Baltimore route and a Fanner sedan. two others stalled on the highway. Speed was moderate. no serious injuries reported. One driver cited for operating with an expired license.
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Abiouthoon
Knoxville
Tr Robert © Cashone
Cofftcer
Sherwend Brothers
Baltimore
Hoger Wasiain Salts
Raute A
Rach
Grady Clowd
Jaffle
Nartibe
Darige
Alfred LeRes Webber Knasvile
Ray
Tee Webber
Wills
Webber
Cold Weekend Prospects Prompt Ice and Snow Updates
A cold weekend looms with light freezing rain and slippery highways on Braddock and South Mountains. Ice turned slushy but roads crews work to clear five foot drifts. temperatures fluctuated, with 32 to 42 degree highs and brisk winds. Officials report no accidents, and state police note improving conditions as melt progresses.
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Braddock
South Mountains
Gambrill State Park
Knobinj
Mercury
Culler Lake
County Roads Board
Pithing Creek
Shaw
Boaom
Cits
Professional Diamond Thieves Under Suspicion
Police seek two men suspected of pulling a hold up in New York sending a $340,000 gem to be recovered. Inspector Carl Falk of the haltdup bureau says the thieves appeared to know the sale details and timing. Anthony Seaton of An foville Galleries New York and a salesman reported the break in and said he felt followed since leaving New York.
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Vietia
New York
Ima
Hes Royate
Carl Falk
Haldup Bureau
Anthony Seaton
Anfoville Galleries
Rhee Indicates He May Act Alone After April 23
President Syngman Rhee warned in Tokyo that he would act on his own after April 23 unless a unified Korea decision is reached. U N Command sources say Rhee’s stance clashes with what he tells the UN and Hull’s Tokyo headquarters sense he may respect the armistice yet remains unpredictable. The South Korean army could last about six days without UN support, and observers note Rhee’s past actions show he sometimes acts for domestic optics rather than coalition aims.
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Tokyo
Syngman Rhee
Korea
United Nations Command
John £. Hull
Rhee
United Nations
U. N
Death Toll In Wake Of Gales Death Toll In Wake Of Gales
Gales across the British Isles and western Europe left a heavy death toll and massive wreckage. Britain had four fatalities and Germany five, with Austria reporting 130 dead from snow avalanches. Isolated villages remained cut off as floods and storms disrupted travel, islands off Scotland and elsewhere faced communication cuts, and dikes proved stretched after floods last year. Mexico closed borders to farm workers bound for the United States in response to a U.S. stopgap plan. Philadelphia, Atty. White calls for a hearing on whether Dr Ron Marshall is mentally competent to stand trial.
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British Isles
Europe
Britain
Germany
Sweden
Austria
Walser
Amicines
Baltic
Engish Channel
Yist
Sentland
Islay
Jara
Colonseys
Philadelphia
Wilson White
Ron Ko Marshall
United Nations to treat unrepatriated POWs as civilians
In Panmunjom, Gen. John E. Hull declared the UN will accept unrepatriated anti Red POWs only as civilians after the armistice deadline. Lt. Gen. Thimayya said unrepatriated POWs will be returned to captors, while Hull warned of arrangements for their disposition. A large operation was planned to move around 22,000 prisoners as Indians prepare to turn them back starting next Wednesday.
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Tokyo
John E. Hull
U.N
Far East
K. S. Thimayya
Hull
United Nations Command
Thimayya
U. N. Command
Panmunjom
Peiping
Korea
U. N
Formosa
South
North
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
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NELA
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Essex Delicatessen
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Dantes
Trackep
SLA
SIT
Webber Cade Rt
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Mexico
Thimayva U.N
Charles LeRoy Castle
West Patrick Street
Meistgate
Castle
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Herbert D. Thompson
Maneton W. Butler
Virgie Andrews
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Trump
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