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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1953
Page
2
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A local court set bond in an assault case involving a suspect identified as Wilia. Prosecutors stated the incident occurred in the city limits and involved visible injuries. The next court date was scheduled for a later month.
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Tokyo report says the United States will have spent almost 700 million dollars in Korea by the war’s third anniversary. officials indicate more than 70 million dollars will be spent before June end, with over 140 million already disbursed and aid including rice and food items supplied to Southeast Asian countries.
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Bargaining tensions rise as 250 janitors and staff call a four day walkout affecting four schools. City officials warn operations may resume with guard presence and safety measures while mechanical issues and open classrooms create ongoing disruption.
Frederick area Children’s Aid Society held its annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Elected to the CAS board were E Mason Hendricksen, Charles Mathias, and others. Charles Mathias III named president for his thirtieth term, with Sponseller as vice-president and Hooper as secretary. The report notes 28 children in care last year rising to 134 foster placements in Frederick County, with adoptions and boarding arrangements outlined.
In Cairo a student rally denounces British rule as Naguib rejects meeting Ambassador Stevenson and vows that foreign troops will stay in the Nile Valley. He scores a pro-British Sudanese party switch on a constitutional issue and warns Anglo Egyptian talks may break down amid rising tension over the Suez and Sudan.
In Weston West Virginia Jan Don McCray strapped dynamite to his waist and detonated it. The blast injured McCray his wife who had six children with him and was divorced last November and several others including policemen and a lawyer who was present. McCray survived the explosion as medics treated the wounded at Weston Hospital and the scene drew a crowd.
Air Force reports wreckage of missing C46 located on a Utah mountain side about 49 miles northeast of Logan. Two para medic rescuers reach the site at 4 p.m. reporting the crash sighted by Civil Air Patrol. 37 Korean War veterans among 40 aboard with three crew including a stewardess.
J A Noone of the National Agricultural Chemicals Association told North Central and Western Canadian Weed Control conferences in Winnipeg that high research and regulatory data costs discourage weed killer development. He said manufacturers must fund extensive testing and face evolving data demands and subjective regulatory interpretations, raising the bar for registration and market entry.
The winter wheat crop progress reaches a new low for the year as unfavorable conditions drive down the USDA December forecast to about 611 million bushels. Despite larger fall sowing, acreage near one billion bushels last year is only slightly above this season’s, with seeded area around 55 Tank acres and a 1 percent decline from last year.
January 13 1952 margarine outpaced creamer y butter per person with 7.7 pounds versus 7.4. Consumption rose 1952 first 11 months to 1 154 679 000 pounds. Yellow margarine dominates about 90 percent of sales as bans ease nationwide. Butter supplies fall as milk demand rises. Margarine relies on soybean and cottonseed oils with 15 000 U S P units of Vitamin A per pound.
In Upper Marlboro magistrate Nita Crane ordered Louis L. Glickfield held for a grand jury on accusations he tried to bribe Maryland football center Tom Cosgrove to affect the margin against LSU last October. He is free on $2,000 bond and was absent from the hearing.
Adlai E Stevenson resigns as Illinois governor after attending the inauguration of his successor Republican William G. Stratton. He boards a train to Chicago and cites satisfaction with voters. He signals a world tour beginning around March 7 and urges an investigation into alleged Communist atrocities.
West Union Ohio January 12 02 Sheriff Bent Perry who had held office one week was shot and killed during a burglary probe His body found on State Highway 4 north of Bentonville He died half an hour later While transporting two prisoners from Maysville Kentucky to Bentonville Perry was shot as the suspects fled in the sheriff s car Guards set at the bridge between Maysville and Ohio blocked routes and roadblocks were set across Adams County The two prisoners were wanted for break ins at Bentonville
Two hundred members and guests of the Junior Fire Company attended their annual banquet at Junior Hall. President Lewis R. Dertzbaugh spoke as guests and officials from city government and fire services were present. A memorial tribute was paid to members who died, and Willard Garr received a trophy for the Junior softball team’s Municipal League championship.
Yugoslavia reports Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac vows the Roman Catholic Church will not yield to Tito's communist government. He wears scarlet as he reflects on Vatican elevation, mentions plans to thank the Holy Father, and comments on Yugoslavia Vatican diplomatic tensions. He asserts the church's resistance amid global spiritual versus material world tensions.
Roy Cassel assistant county farm agent spoke on farming at the Jan indicating a Lions Club dinner in Acamstown Grange Hall. The event featured a chicken dinner, with Curtis Howard C. introducing the program and Rev. offering thanks. Separate Baltimore wage reports note a broader labor trend and a property transaction near Bleys Miller.
Washington jan 120 pi President Truman proposed dropping the criminal case against five big oil firms in favor of a civil anti trust suit. Attorneys denounced the offer as insulting and said terms were unacceptable. The government threatened to proceed criminally unless the firms agreed to reveal records within 60 days. The White House cited volatile foreign interests and possible loss of overseas rights to Soviet Russia as motive. At the Justice Department the oil firm lawyers voiced anger and McGranery declined immediate comment.
Officer Ellis G. Carty on duty at West Patrick and Jefferson streets spotted a car fire under the hood. He borrowed water, rang in the alarm, and put out the blaze in a minute with help from a service station bucket. Fire damage confined to paint and wiring. starter cable short caused the fire. car driven to a garage for repairs.
Jan 11 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone general solicitor Gassaway 45 and former Maryland state legislator died at home after a heart attack. He served as solicitor for the C and P in Maryland and was a former state official from 1935 to 1937. Barges break loose near Norfolk as a tugboat caravan tows them to port.
A terse report notes an average 19 quarts figure in a field test. The item references od coverage and an index labeled idp ner test, detailing a basic metric without broader context.
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