Five Held Much Loot Recovered In Route 40 Theft
Five Cecil county men were arrested by Harford County authorities for larceny and breaking and entering after a state trooper spotted a suspicious parked car on Route 40 near Morgan Station Road. The haul valued at about 81,500 included guns, cameras, jewelry, and clothes from Maurice Klein and Sons Forest Hills store, with suspects Comer Howard Guy, Comer Charles Edward, Honaker Carl Albert and Honaker George Allen, and Heath George C. charged and held afterequipment identified. goods recovered within hours of the store robbery reported to Bel Air police.
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Cecil County
Harford County
Route 40
Morgan Station Road
Samuel A. Dorsey
Ridgeville
Howard Guy Comer
Route 2
North East
Charles Edward Comer
Carl Albert Honaker
Charlestown
George Allen Honaker
George C. Heath
Principio Furnace
Maurice Klein and Sons
Forest Hills
Dorsey
Maurice, Klein and Sons
Bel Air
Condemnation Suit In Court Dismissed
The State Department of Forests and Parks today dismissed condemnation proceedings begun last summer in Circuit Court to acquire a five acre tract for an addition to Gambrill State Park at High Knob. The department reported an agreement with Mr and Mrs Robert P Bennett to convey the land and no further action was needed.
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State Department of Forests and Parks
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Robert P. Bennett
Braddock Heights
Gambrill Park
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Department
Auto Stolen Here Is Recovered In West Va
Ammon E. Cramer Frederick business man had his 1942 Dodge stolen from West Patrick street between midnight Thursday and 2 a.m. Friday. It was recovered near the Maryland line in a West Virginia orchard, with items from two Shepherdstown robberies found inside. State Police from Maryland and West Virginia investigated the recovery and the owner expressed relief.
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Ammon E., Cramer
Frederick
West Patrick Street
West Virginia
Maryland
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Sandy Hank Bridge
Cramer
Two County Soldiers Return From War Area
Eleven Marylanders aboard the transport Hush J. Gaffer arrived in Seattle from the Far East on isolation leave. The passenger list included 299 enlisted men and 24 officers. Marylanders named Ser Donald Lo Dixon Brunswick and Ser Paul A. Smith Rocky Ridge. A property sale notice appeared listing 248 Bart Seventh Street from Elmer Kelly and Mr and Mrs Reber Ho Traces with consideration around 5,000.
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Seattle
Jan
Far East
Hush J. Gaffer
Donald Lo Dixon
Brunswick
Paul A. Smith
Rocky Ridge
Bart
Elmer Kelly
Reber Ho
Appointment Battle Draws In Pennsylvania
A fragmented dispatch from Pennsylvania reports opposition to any American military presence in foreign lands and hints at contested appointments. The text mentions officials reacting to policy and contains unclear references to veterans and control measures.
No Business Fighting In Korea Unless Expect To Win
Senator Knowland of California endorsed Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Korea policy and declared the United States has no business fighting in Korea unless it expects to win. He tied MacArthur to anti-communist resolve and urged victory over aggressors, signaling west coast GOP support amid presidential speculation.
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Korea
San Francisco
Knowsend
Calif
Douglas MacArthur
United States
California
Earl Warren
MacArthur
GOP
National Committee
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Pacific
Truman
Warren
F. E. Epton
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Knowland
Far
Nism
United Nations
Fisenhower
Harold £. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
America
Taft
University of Pennsylvania
PCA Annual Meeting Is Held Today
Frederick production and farm loan groups held their joint annual meeting at Frederick High School. Officials noted loan activity rose, the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore stock was fully repaid, and new farmer ownership in the Production Credit Association was highlighted. A dinner followed in the school cafeteria.
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Frederick Production Credit Association
National Farm Loan Association of
Frederick
Frederick High School
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Howard A. Quinn
Near Frederick
NFLA
Wm. J. Hines
Brinklow
Montgomery County
Mr. Hines
Ira 3
Remsburg
Frederick County
Willson
Poole
George A. Stiles
Washington County
Solomon Lt. Hoke
Carroll County
Stiles
Mr. Hoke
William F
Hoke
Morris A. Zentz
Amons E. Reeder
Noah F. Hert
Messrs. Hoke
Zentz
Walter L. Brandenburg
Linwood
Ray H. Smith
Snyder
Thomas J. Vandenburg
Baltimore
Production Credit Corporation
Vandenburg
Down Week for Farm Products in Washington Trade
Washington reports show farm products moved lower in the week ending January 7 as prices slipped amid weaker demand. Shifts affected grains and dairy, with broader market uncertainty weighing on supply chains.
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Washington
Terps-Vols Film To Be Shown Tuesday Night
Frederick High School auditorium to host motion pictures of Maryland’s Sugar Bowl upset over Tennessee. Coach Jim Tatum will attend and speak briefly. Maryland alumni and fans are expected. admission open to all. Also Follies of 1952 rehearsal moved to Wednesday with Junior Women's Club easing time for the screening.
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University of Maryland
University of Tennessee
New Orleans
Frederick High School
Jim Tatum
Terp
Maryland
Reds Insect New Incident In Korea War Talks
AP dispatch from Munsan reports Communist charges that four American jet planes bombed a marked armistice convoy on the Kaesong Pyongyang highway yesterday. It marks the fourth so far this week to disrupt Panmunjom talks. Gen Ridgway returned to Tokyo after talks with truce negotiators amid speculation he carried fresh instructions.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
Pyongyang
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Tokyo
Dynamite Cap Blast Claims Second Victim
In Cumberland on January 12 a dynamite cap blast killed the second of three Coraganville boys playing with caps last Sunday. Arthur Wolf, 12, died after the explosion near a cleared area by Wills Creek. Paul Bennett, 13, died earlier at Memorial Hospital. Arthur’s 10-year-old brother Paul Bennett remained hospitalized with severe injuries including leg amputation and partial blindness.
Sentence Commuter Case Report From Baltimore
Baltimore notes a January 39 filing noting theAraih sentence of Noah Earl Beeman of Lenacening, pronounced yesterday by the Sovmnar Saevaa judge. The record mentions a verdict and a commutation date, with details truncated in the OCR.
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Baltimore
Araih
Noan Earl Beeman
Lenacening
Concarne
Yeverdey Sovmnar Saevaa
Hood College trustees announce Hood Forward total and committee
Hood Forward has raised 597,184 to date with a 750,000 goal for a new chapel and campus improvements at Hood College. A Building Advisory committee was named by President R. Paul Smith including G. Hunter Bowers as chair and trustees from Frederick Baltimore and beyond. The drive's Frederick County total reached 177,120 with 1,723 subscribers and plans for ongoing governance of the campaign.
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Hood
Hood College
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
G. Hunter Bowers
Edgar H. McBride
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick
Arthur P. Scott
Westminster
Andrew K. Coffman
Edward P. Coblentz
Baltimore
John C. Motter
York
J. Edmund Lippy
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. Harold Hooper
Earle Blakeslee
Andrew G. Truxal
Smith
Alumnae Association
Frederick County
Ordered To Make $30 Payments Each Week
In the only case before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Sr in Peoples Court this morning Am brose Hill of Baltimore formerly of Oldfield was ordered to pay $30 weekly to Gladys W. Hill for support of herself and five minor children. He had already owed $130 in arrears and was ordered to add $5 weekly to cover back payments.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Ambrose Hill
Baltimore
Oldfield
Gladys W. Hill
Libertytown
Hill
Sheffield
Edward J. Smith
Cumberland
Blanche L. Greenwall
Fayetteville
Patrick H. Perry
Daniel Lee Lippy
Balti More
John Henry Copeland
Damascus
Maurice Oohnson
Germantown
E.C. Crawthe
H. P. O'Brien
Churchill Leaves For Trip Home
Washington January 19 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill began his return trip after a visit credited with strengthening US UK ties against Communist aggression He left by train at noon and saluted Korean War veterans outside Union Station shaking 49 hands and praising their service in Korea while wishing them swift recovery from wounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston Churchill
America
New York
Komburg
Union Station
Korea
Belgian Count Returns With Baby From Border Chase
Belgium's Count Yvan du Monceau de Bergendal arrives in Brussels with his 14 month old son Tommy Manville du Monceau, after fleeing with the child from his estranged American mother Lorraine Manville. A custody battle looms as Lorraine pursues action in Washington while the count cites diplomatic immunity.
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Brussels
Belgium
Washington
Atlantic
Count Yvan du Monceau de Bergendal
Tommy Manville du Monceau
Lorraine
Manville
Tommy Manville
Montreal
British Overseas Airways
Europe
New York
Canada
United States
U. S
State Department
J. Arthur Leve
Bel-gian
White potato prices rolled back across the market
Washington reports a five to ten percent rollback in white potato prices today amid industry pressure for higher ceilings. Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle rejected a 28 day extension to hear growers, while OPS officials anticipate a broad revision rather than piecemeal changes to the farm level regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Preas
Michael V. DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow and Rain Mix
An airport observer at noon said Frederck could see a brief snow and sleet mix this afternoon, transitioning to rain as milder air moves in. Snow fell in Elkins West Virginia and Pittsburgh, while our area rose two degrees from 28 to 30. No dangerous driving conditions expected today or tomorrow, though winds may increase.
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Frederck
Elkins
W.va
Pittsburgh
Windy
Enider
Police Protection for Two Witnesses in Senate Probe
Special police protection was provided today for two witnesses who testified before a Senate committee investigating matters in Washington. The action follows security concerns raised amid ongoing testimony and potential threats linked to the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senata Comlene
Weoh
Blue Baby Dies In Lonaconing Crash At 20
In Lonaconing a 20 year old known as a blue baby died in an auto crash at 12 25 am when his car struck a bridge. His companion Francis Doolan sixteen was seriously injured and hospitalized. Nathan Hobell and family said his heart condition required surgeries at Johns Hopkins in 1950 and he had limited walking until age five.
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Lonaconing
Joseph Hobell
Joseph Hobell Sr
Gilmore
Francis Doolan
Frank Doolan
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Hobell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Eight Kegs Of Nails In Automobile Mystery
Two men were jailed after Baltimore police stopped a car on West Patrick Street for reckless driving and found eight kegs of nails. The suspects, Marshall Floyd Wilt of Baltimore and Virgil Reuben Wilt of Westernport, claimed the nails were for a relative’s sheep pen. One man ignited a flammable sweater at Police Headquarters, causing smoke and a brief scare. Authorities investigated possible ties to Sparrows Point box shops as county officers joined the inquiry. Separate overnight arrests included Charles Henry Ambush for intoxication and Myra Blackson for disturbing the peace.
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West Patrick Street
Sparrows Point
Marshall Floyd Wilt
Baltimore
Virgil Reuben Wilt
Westernport
Bernard King
Harlan DeGrange
Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Baltimore County
Charles Henry
Frederick
Myra Blackson
Klinehart
United Nations plane losses reach 457 in Korean War report
Tokyo reports the U S Air Forces say allied aircraft losses total at least 457 since the Korean conflict began, excluding certain Navy Marine and light Army planes. In Baltimore, the transit strike enters its tenth day as talks resume between company and union officials.
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Tokyo
U. S
United Nations
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit
Vishinsky's Peace Plan Turned Down
The United Nations General Assembly rejected new Soviet terms for ending the Korean War and sent Vishinsky's atomic proposals to the disarmament commission. The Korean cease-fire and withdrawal terms failed in votes of five to thirty five and seven to thirty one with several abstentions.
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Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
U. N. Disarmament Commission
38Th Parallel
Korean
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Disarmament Commission
Selwyn Lloyd
Vishinsky
Panmunjom
Lloyd
United Nations
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
U. S
James van Fleet
Gross
Victory Time Ripe McKeldin Declares
Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin of Maryland announces that the south is ripe for a rebellion against the Democratic party. He frames the day as Gen. Robert E. Lee's birthday and attends a luncheon with eastern North Carolina Republicans before a $100-a-plate fundraising dinner in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
South
Robert E. Lee
McKeldin
North Carolina
Greensboro
British envoy Francis Shepherd to leave Tehran post
Sir Francis Shepherd, the British ambassador in Tehran during the Anglo Iranian oil crisis, will be transferred soon to another post, according to authoritative sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Tehran
Iran
Francis Shepherd
Chimney Cleaner Dies in Baltimore Fire
Carl Runkiles a 27 year old chimney cleaner was burned to death about 4 30 a m when a blaze swept through the house where he roomed in Baltimore on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muimney
Baltimore
Carl Runkiles
Missing 36 After Plane Crashes Near Sandspit BC
A Korean airlift plane with 43 aboard crashed into the North Pacific near Sandspit airport, 480 miles north of Seattle. Seven were rescued by a rowboat after hours of searching. fate of the rest remains uncertain. The aircraft, operated by Northwest Airlines and leased from Trans World Airlines, was en route from Alaska to McChord Air Force Base with military passengers and crew.
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Seattle
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Far East
McChord
Wash
Air Force Base
North Pacific
Queen Charlotte Islands
Labouchere
Coast Guard
United States
Sandspit
Anne Island
Patricia Bay
Northwest Airlines
Alaska
NWA
Trans- World Airlines
Military Air Transport Service
Northwest
New Outbreak In Tunisia Amid Rioting In Mateur
Tunisian UN delegation reports a fresh outbreak of rioting with seven killed and 25 wounded. violence centered near Mateur, with police and French troops clashing with Nationalists. Additional clashes reported at Bad Souika with injuries and mass arrests of demonstrators in Tunis.
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Paris
United Nations
Tunisia
North African
Mateur
Bizerte
Souika
Tunis
Jean de Hauteclocque
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Offerel
PCA
Terps
Seoul
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Jay
North Market
Church Streets
Dolores K. Oixon
East Church Street
Market Street
Church
Clarence QC
Bowers
Salicbety
Norman Diets
Catrol
Guerriac
Pa- Said
Tormure
The
Uez
Threemonth
Churchill
Trip
U.N
Russia
Carlsen
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
Skippeg
Catines
New York City
Gubet & Glan
Middletown Saveings Bank
Foster Ahsit
Harlan Dinterman
John Harshman
Charles Holter
Everett Moser
Samuel Bussard
George Kefeuver
Ira Ifert
Weider Ray
John L. Routzahn
Robert A. Routzahn
Robert N. Routzahn
Gouge Katee
Nlewepa Pred Ann
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