State Seeks 5 Million for Ritchie Guard Site
Annapolis Maryland lawmakers press for 5 million dollars to block sale of the Ritchie National Guard camp to the federal government for a Western Maryland communications center. Adjutant General Milton Reckord says the state values the 7,000 acre site at about 12 million on the current market while Washington has offered 2.35 million.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Sam
National Guard
Milton A. Reckard
Reckard
Senate Finance Committee
Board of Public Works
Ritchie
Reckord
National Capital Area
Washington
Army
Forfeiting Collateral Before Magistrate Kennard Warfeld
A garbled report details a collateral forfeiture before Magistrate Kennard Warfeld in Westinter over a January case. The narrative mentions Rocky Whichay and a person named Artin Ridgely of Fllienti, with unclear ties to a diver and ear bead incident. No jail time issued. individuals faced admonition and dis orderly conduct noted by New Windsor Prdliers.
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Kennard Warfeld
Glenels
Rocky Whichay
Boane Wekawall State Police
Thas Jame
Artin Ridgely
Fllienti
bAante Jones
Wartidle
New Windsor
Edo
Opposition To Drafting Boys Grows Stronger
Washington witnesses renewed opposition in the Senate Preparedness subcommittee to drafting 18-year-olds. Defense Secretary Marshall argued against a compromise delaying overseas service until age 19, while Chairman Johnson refused the plan, noting no need to touch 18-year-olds to meet force goals. Senators Stennis and others pressed for light on alternatives, amid sharp exchanges and tense hearings.
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Washington
Defense
George C. Marshall
Senate
General Marshall
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Stennis
D-Miss
Defense Department
Giuders
Dehysan
Draf
Nva
Wes Strikes
Senator Johnson presses for precise manpower figures
In sharp terms, the senator attacked Mrs. Rosenberg for briefing the committee and claimed the measure was stalled to coordinate with the House Armed Services panel. He demanded concrete data on manpower needs and the available draft pool beyond vague generalities.
Reckord To Remain As Adjutant General
Governor McKeldin decides to retain Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord as Adjutant General and James G. Rennie as director of Budget and Procurement. Reckord has served in the state’s Military Department for 30 years, with prior service under Gov. Nice. Rennie leads the Budget and Procurement Office as part of the administration continuity.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Milton A. Reckord
Military Department
James G. Rennie
Department of Budget and Procurement
General Reckord
Harry Nice
Nice
Mr. Airy Man Gets 2 Years
Mount Airy man Philip W. Walters, 21, was sentenced by Magistrate M. F. Burman in Sykesville to two years in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to four charges from a Ridgeville crash. Sentences include one year for drunken driving and combined terms totaling 12 months for license, reckless driving, and expired registration. A second case saw Raymond F. Smith guilty of reckless driving near Berrett, unable to pay a $6.45 fine and jailed with a school bus involved owned by Sterling Q Umbaugh.
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Mount Airy
House of Correction
M. FE. Burman
Sykesville
Philip W. Walters
l/c
B. Cammersreith
Walters
Ridgeville
Ciunty Walters
Eyler
Kenneth Lea Haines
Airy
Burman
Raymond F. Smith
Brookeville
Efficient dairy cow milk yield linked to feed nutrients
An efficient dairy cow produces 1a pounds of edible milk solid for each 109 pounds of digestible nutrients in her feed.
State Trooper Saves Life Of Boy Aged 3
Belair Maryland January 18 a state trooper revived a three year old boy strangling to death in a highway crash. Trooper B T Haywood kept mouth to mouth breathing for five minutes until rescuers freed the wreckage. The child William T Conley Jr of Dundalk lives in Baltimore suburb with injuries at Harford Memorial Hospital.
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Belair
Maryland
William T. Conley, Jr
Baltimore
Dundalk
Harford Memorial Hospital
B. T. Haywood
Conowingo
Haywood
Billy
Peiping To Study Cease Fire Request
Prime Minister Nehru said the United Nations Korea cease fire plan meets many of Peiping’s basic conditions and promised a careful study. Pravda criticized the plan as a U.S. ploy to buy time to reinforce and reorganize American troops in Korea. Nehru urged acceptance, stressing sincerity of the plan.
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London
Nehru
United Nations
Korea
Pravda
Lake Success
A. Rassadin
Peiping
Chou En-Lai
Nehru on China role in Korea and UN policy
Nehru told a news conference that a Far East settlement would ease world tension but a Korean settlement is impossible without China. He said the new China is a great power to be dealt with on terms of equality by other great powers, with continued American support noted.
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Nehru
China
People’s Government of China
U. N
Formosa Regime Called Unrealistic by Nehru
Nehru said Chiang Kai-Shek's Formosa regime is un realistic because recognizing Peiping would amount to nonrecognition of the Beijing government. He urged adherence to the Peiping regime as the legitimate authority.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Nehru
Peiping
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