Civil Defense Meeting Here Well Attended
A large turnout in Frederick City for a Civil Defense gathering led by Col David G McIntosh, State Director for Maryland, with local leaders in a frank open forum. Discussions covered health, sanitation, transportation, policing, and emergency services, with emphasis on nurse recruitment and first aid training amid planned community welfare projects.
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David G MclIntosh
Marland
Frederik
Ernest Hellenstein Jr
Cisil Defense
Frederick County
Elmer F Vunshoower
Frederick
Col Mein Fash
Col McIntosh
Col
Col Velntesh
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Stena
Penpie
Frederach
Alan
Mirentor
Ming
Prechard County
Laree
Ruth Surat Baltimme
Deters
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Henstern Mayer Abunshacer Midgeman Choe
Ranes City Tires
Waller Water Super Fendent
Walham J Davie
Robert dL Hartman
Samuel H Youre
Charles Rh
Riesard
Bo Nalin
Alexander D Lewin
Ho Mefide
Benjamin Bo Rosen Stock
Lewis Rosew
Batigis Storm Charles
Philip R Wainebrene
Sheri Gus Anders
Aqmaire
Len Ty Quinn
Bernard Po Lorenten Vehn
Morgan Samuel 3
Gordon Verna
C Moore
James H Love
Frederick Burgess Thornton
Wo Rodgers
Paul A
Keepers Loymitsburg
Siegfried Goel
Montagia M of Walher
Nico
Found Guilty In Slaying Of Five Relative To Wife
Ernest Ingenito, age 26, appliance salesman, found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of five relatives of his wife. Jury recommends mercy. Gloucester County Judge John B Wick imposes life imprisonment at hard labor after nearly two hours of deliberation. State sought death. defense asked for lesser punishment.
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Woodbury
X J
Ernest Ingenito
Mercy
New Jersey
Nut
Ingenito
Gloucester County
John B Wick
Army set to reach 24 combat divisions by July 1
The report states Army strength aimed at 24 combat divisions by July 1, with July 7 noted for a 24 division parity. It cites Army Chief of Staff and Adm Forrestal speculation on overall manpower, draft extension talks, and calls for more combat-ready units, including potential division-level expansion and broader mobilization plans.
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Washingtoon
Lawton Celians
Collins
Army
Admaal Forrest Po Shernan
Colley
Ellie
Peroenk
McKeldin Backs Holding Constitutional Convention
Maryland Governor McKeldin voiced strong support for calling a constitutional convention to rewrite the Marsland Constitution. He said Republicans must back the convention, acknowledging mixed opinions in Western Maryland and noting need for an enabling act. He discussed veterans bonus plans and school construction with State officials as the General Assembly begins its 1951 session.
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Marsland
House
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Montgomery
Loltrand
GOP
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Wort
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Shomes
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Ated Paker
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Staite
Department of Educatan
Janette
Seston
Governo
Senate
General Assembly
Wilkinson
Prince Georges
Wilkin
McNulty
DeAnee Arundel
Maryland
Tess Enay
Cader Dius Dol
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Harne 4
Carman
Cotter Ova Coren Ssratte
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Badman Cook Admits Killing Six In Tragic Crime
A fragmented report cites a suspect named Badman Cook confessing to killing six people after kidnapping them and forcing a journey to a location. The account mentions victims including a mother and three children, with statements from authorities and alleged links to an ongoing investigation in New Mexico and Seattle area involvement.
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Coul
Pb Bt
Hem
Jeanie
Ewell
Robert Dewees
Seattle
Hathardsen
TBI
Aptes
Then
Triste
Truman Attacks Stalin Linking Dictators in Blunt Speech
President Truman, at a business luncheon, bluntly equated Stalin with Hitler and Mussolini, arguing no real difference among dictators who enslave the people. He warned the free world will prevail in the struggle against totalitarian regimes and stressed that Russia shares the same dictatorship as past regimes.
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Truman Teniat
Ryan
Stalin
Truman
Hitler Mussolini
Charles the
England
Mr Truman
Society of Business Magicine
Alexander the First of
Russa
Ole Freene
Paul Wooton
Chilton
New Orleans Times Picayune
Rumen
Soviet Russia
Bisk
U S Cuts Synthetic Rubber For Auto Tires
Washington Jan 1 The Government says civilian allocations of general purpose synthetic rubber GRS for January will be cut by 17 percent to about 45000 tons. The cut aims to conserve natural rubber for defense and may force manufacturers to operate fewer shifts. Mechanical problems and bad weather slowed January output, but officials said no early tire shortage is expected.
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Washington
Tey
NPA
Two Robberies Reported Across County
Sheriff and state police reported two burglaries in separate county areas. Atlas Atlantic Service Station on Route 26, Wortmen Mill, and Ceresville were entered with merchandise stolen, including a table model radio cigars chewing gum and small items. Wilcoms saw massed cigarettes cigars and meat taken. Authorities suspect teens may be responsible.
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Firderch
Kepucal
Civity Qaetys Biiday
Oi Sherifis
Atlas Atlantic
Toute
Brtower Wortmen Mill
Ceresville
New
Monrovia
Property owners report rise in petty break ins
Frederick County reports a drop in thefts at local businesses after recent late night closures. Mr Wilcom laments lost cash in similar entries last summer and remains cautious with cash on premises. Law enforcement officials praised reduced petty crime while neighboring counties struggle with break ins. Local authorities note few incidents in Frederick County for months.
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Wilcom
Frederick
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