Jamison Gets 18 Months On Appeal In Knife Case
A Frederick man, Allen Jamison, had his 30 day assault and battery sentence increased to 18 months in the House of Correction by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer on appeal. The courtroom clash stemmed from a barbering dispute involving Joseph Brooks, with Jamison denying a knife and Brooks detailing a stabbing incident. The judge noted Jamison’s dishonesty and stressed no knives or guns would be tolerated, while Brooks claimed Jamison attacked him with a knife and that Brooks defended himself with a yard stick. Witnesses testified Brooks was injured and taken to the hospital. State’s Attorney Charles A. Price prosecuted, with Edward D. Storm for the appellant. More criminal appeals were postponed, and another trial was set for John Ward Byrum in Raleigh on a $1,500 strongbox theft from Dr. John H. Messier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Negro
House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Allen Jamison
Joseph Brooks
Jamison
Brooks
West Patrick Street
Horace Disney
Sergi Ralph Potts
Charles A. Price
Edward D. Storm
John Ward Byrum
Dewey E. Plummer
Raleigh
N.C
John H. Messier
Johnsville
Byrum
Price
Jetmobile Rebuilt After Fire Damages Paint Shop
The three wheeled Jetmobile damaged when Clarence Huntzberry’s paint shop on Water Street burned will be rebuilt by Richard Harp of Myersville, who designed the car. Firemen saved the frame. the motor and running gear survived. Damage to the building and contents estimated at 1500. The rebuilt Jetmobile will be refinished with lacquer from Martin Senour Company and shown at future auto shows. Huntzberry plans temporary refinishing with another firm until a new building is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Huntzberry
Water Street
Richard Harp
Myersville
Harp
Huntzberry
Huntaberry
New York
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Indianapolis
Ind
Yunkberry
Martin Senour Company
Frederick Automotive Accessntics Company
Ownebiie
Anther Company
Jocalc
Diocese Rejects Civil Marriage Plan in Maryland Convention
The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland rejected a resolution to permit civil marriages in Maryland during its 168th annual convention held yesterday in Baltimore. Proposed by Rev. John K. Mrunt of St Stephens Crownsville, the measure would have been sent to the state legislature if approved. Delegates narrowly voted down the proposal with no disclosure of the final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Zio
Maryland
Episcopal Diocese of
Pex
John K Mrunt
St Stephens Church
Crownsville
Bart Jay
DiSalle to Leave OPS for Senate Bid in Ohio
Washington dispatch reports Michael V. DiSalle will quit as price chief to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Ohio. He indicated the exact departure date from the Office of Price Stabilization will be set later and hinted he may stay until a Truman appointee replaces him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
United States Senate
Ohio
DiSalle
Senator Bricker
Price Stabilization
Truman
All Culler Lake To Be Drained
Culler Lake will be drained next week in a cooperative project by the City Park Department and Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission to remove undesired fish, renovate the basin, and improve it as a fishing site for children. Carp and suckers will be moved to streams. bass bluegill and crappie will be returned after renovation. The project aims to reduce aquatic growth and odor, with completion possible in several days depending on spring flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler Lake
Maryland Games and Inland Fish Commission
Donald K. Gilbert
Commission
Lewstown Hatchery
Monocacy
C. Cyrill Klein
Carroll Creek
Mr. Gilbert
Harry Quinn
Gilbert
Allied Bomb Dropped On Kaesong Confirmed
MUNSAN, Korea, Jan 23 The allied command said U N planes dropped a bomb on Kaesong after a pilot pushed the wrong button while attempting to drop a wing tank The United Nations questioned whether a strafed convoy were truce vehicles or regular trucks bearing truce markings and arranged air defense for POW camps as armistice talks stalled Admiral Libby called the stalemate complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
U. N
Kaesong
United Nations
North Korea
U. Ns Adm
E. Libby
Allied Jets Down 2 MIGs In Korean Skirmish
Allied jets shot down two Communist MIG-15s over northwest Korea in a day of limited air combat. Reports say one more MiG may have been destroyed and another damaged. MiGs reportedly fled across the Yalu as Sabres approached. Ground fighting persisted along the 143 mile front with a heavy clash on the central front. The U S Eighth Army tallies 3,483 enemy killed wounded or captured last week and 13,292 enemy casualties this year.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Alles
Expansion Plans for Wounded in Action Notices
Rep. Steed says Defense Department studies two options to expand WW2 style wounded in action notices for Korean War casualties. One would send follow up telegrams after injury extent is known while the other would replace telegraphs with an air mail summary of injuries and condition. The department is reportedly expanding telegraphic announcements already.
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Washington
Defense Department
Rep. Steed
D-Okla
Steed
Lovett
Army
Navy
Air Force
Washington Brunswick Bus Service Authorized
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a franchise to Bison Bus Lines Inc to extend service from Washington to Brunswick, Ray Walters, president of the firm, announced. The new line will run via intermediate points including Rockville and Beallsville, with service starting next Monday and one-way trips daily from Brunswick to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bison Bus Lines, Inc
Washington
Brunswick
Ray
Walters
Transportaiier
Patemag
Bisonine
Branewick
Rockville
Pawlesville
Tuscarora
Beallsville
Dickerson
Poin of Rocks
Waiters
Wacthmetan
Steven
Service Station Burglary Reported Near Frederick
State Police opened an investigation into the breaking and entering of the Earl Mercer Head service station at Bowles 40 and 40 West of Frederick. Thieves entered through a back window and took a few Rickles from a Coca Cola machine. State Trooper James Rouzee was assigned to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Mercer
Bowles 40
Frederick
James KR Rouzee
Paris hat trends set bold drift into spring styles
Paris fashion notes describe a bold spring bonnet trend featuring cellophane or wood shavings materials, forward sits and wide decorative brims. Colors lean pinks and pastels with blues yellows greens blacks whites and beiges while trims include feathers embroidery and voile. Meanwhile the Chicago White Sox announce two Cuban rookies Willie Miranda and Hector Reniquer joining their roster of 27 under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Churchill Sails Home Aboard Queen Mary
Prime Minister Winston Churchill sailed for home on the Queen Mary after 18 days in the United States and Canada. He waved to hundreds at departure, with echoes of well wishers including Bernard Baruch, Sarah Churchill, and New York officials. He spent his last day in the U S nursing a cold at Baruch's residence and received visits from Mayor Impellitteri and Cardinal Spellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Churchill
United States
Canada
Bernard Baruch
Sarah
U. S
Baruch
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Francis Cardinal Spellman
McKeldin Demands End To Transit Strike Turnaround
In Baltimore on January 23 Governor Theodore McKeldin condemned the Baltimore Transit Company for stalling a settlement in a 13 day transit strike. After a three hour talk with AFL Transit Workers Union Local President Clayton G. Perry, McKeldin urged a one year package while the company pressed for a three year deal. Perry accepted a one year offer conditionally, but the company’s chief negotiator Charles B. Slaughter rejected it and defended a three year term. McKeldin warned striking workers to vote, tried to press public interest, and pressed the company to resume service immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Clayton G. Perry
AFL Transit Workers Union
Baltimore Transit Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
PSC
Perry
McKeldin
McKeidin
Attending Mrs Truman Teas They Invitees Afterward
Hospitalized servicemen visited Mrs Truman and received invitations after attending the teas. The White House social secretary confirms the process, with names checked at Blair House entries and later mailed handlettered cards to guests. A tease about the guest list arose from friends and family seeking entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Mrs Truman
White House
Army and
Naval
Truman
Staff At Detrick Is Praised By Dr Orama Woolpert
Dr. Orama Woolpert resigns as director of the Chemical Corps Biologic Laboratories at Camp Detrick after almost nine years. He leaves Jan 31 for the Ohio State University Research Foundation. He lauds the staff as finest of its kind and notes their wide contributions in military, public health, agriculture, and civil defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orama. Woolpert
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Woolpert
Chemical Corps Biological Laboratories
Washington
Ohio State University Research Foundation
Army Navy Air Force
Army
Edgewood
Ohio State
Dr. Woolpert
Three Cars Damaged In East Church Street Collision
On East Church street about 175 feet east of Chapel alley late Tuesday morning three cars were damaged in a weather related accident. Dutrow's Route 7 westbound vehicle struck an illegally parked car and Shankle’s eastbound car, with Shankle hitting Town’s vehicle. Damages totaled about 15 dollars for Dutrow and 60 dollars for Shankle. No charges listed and driver identity for a fourth vehicle unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
Txnalius
George Crouse
Shankle
Lola Mae Town
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick
Bishop Opposes Beer in Any UMT Camps
Washington January 24 Methodist bishop calls beer an insidious enemy and urges complete prohibition of beer and liquor at universal military training camps. He told the House Armed Services committee that 32 per cent beer is not an inherent beverage and urged a UMT law banning cans of high strength beer and liquor at training camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bichon Wilbur Fo Hammaker
House Armed Services
Cold Wave Across Midwest From Rockies to New England
Sub zero condições spread through the Midwest as a study of winter storm blasted from the Rockies to New England. Dakota and Minnesota faced blizzard conditions while snowplows cleared wind drifted roads and trains ran hours late. Schools closed and motorists faced dangerous travel as Arctic air pushed south to the Gulf and east to the Appalachians. The scene included 30 below zero in Grand Forks and -20 in Minnesota with icy roads in Gambrill State Park and High Knob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Herman Toms
State Roads Commission
Associated Press
Midwest
Rockies
New England
Dakotas
Minnesota
Grand Forks
N. C
Iowa
Canada
Rockie
Plains
Mid-Continent
Gulf of Mexico
Appalachians
Minneapolis
Mobridge
South Dakota
Mitchell- Pierre-Murdo
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Maine
Soviet Promised Aid for Middle East Says Vishinsky
Cairo reported Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told El Misri in a Paris interview that Russia will aid Middle Eastern peoples in freeing themselves from Western economic domination. He urged unity to block Western military plans and resist becoming cannon fodder in a drive for world domination. The note followed a Paris luncheon for Vishinsky by Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha and Jacob Malik, with Sahza noting British anxiety over Russian Arab contacts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
el Misri
Vishinsky
Paris
al Misri
North Africa
Middle East
Iran
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
The
Arab League
Jacob Malik
U. N
Sahza
First Cavalry Defends Japan's North Island
CAMP CRAWFORD HOKKAIDO Japan Jan 23 The battle hardened U S First Cavalry Division has been pulled from Korea to defend Japan's northern island Habomai only 312 miles away Russian forces occupy the Kuriles about 50 miles east Sakhalin lies under 30 miles to the north Maj Gen Thomas L Harrold said we are on the front line here as ever We will be ready for them with everything we have if they land here The division's move from Korea was completed New Years Eve but withheld until today The 45th Division former Oklahoma National Guard replaces the Cavalry in Korea
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Korea
45Th
Oklahoma National Guard
Wnr
Cavalry
Grims Honor Madrid Farewell Derision Ceremony
Spain honors retiring US Ambassador Stanton Griffis with the Grand Cross of Callee J during a farewell audience. Generahesime Francisca Franca presided, awarding the decoration amid diplomatic ceremony at Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRIMS
Madrid
Spain
Generahesime Francisca Franca
Stanton Griffis Spanys
Carlee J Duing
PTEN FILED A deed was rewarded on the clerk's nffies
A distorted notice records a deed filing for a residence on Biges avenue from Catoc tn Fetuies Inc to Mr and Mrs Robert and Hutton with a stated consideration near 27.6 and revenue stamps. The garbled item mentions parity with the US dollar, a Canadian dealer, and unrelated exchange notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTEN
Nffies
Biges Avenue
Catoctn Fetuies Inc
Robert & Hutton
Latest Techniques In Handling Poultry Eggs Class Series
COLLEGE PARK Jan 23 Pp University of Maryland Extension Service offers one night classes on fresh poultry and eggs. Instructors from the Poultry and Egg National Board. Salisbury Baltimore Frederick among dates and venues for lower eastern shore central western Maryland and Baltimore unions stockyards.
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College Park
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maj Dries Finds Himself On TV From Korea
Major Joseph A. Dries Allied censor at truce delegation HQ in Munan Korea telephoned his wife in Glen Burnie Maryland during a Tokyo trip. She answered and heard a scream then silence. Their eight year old son Chris exclaimed Daddy you're on television. The husband spoke while a film made last week at Panmunjom was shown on TV.
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Tokyo
Joseph A. Dries
Truce
Munan
Korea
Glen Burnie
Gaithersburg Youth Charged in Death
Elijah Duffin a 59 year old Rockville man died at Suburban Hospital from injuries after being struck on North Washington street and Dawson avenue in Rockville. Orin Foster Burdette Sr of Gaithersburg, 19, was charged with causing Duffin's death. Police report the accident occurred as Duffin walked along the roadway. Local social security changes affect city employees including elected officials, with the Police Department untouched due to a separate pension system. Swiss police hold three men believed Romanian in connection with the death of Capt Eugene Karpe former US military attache in Bucharest. Karpe fell or was pushed from a drain in Austria on Feb 24, 195?.
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Bethesda
Elijah Duffin
Rockville
Duffin
North Washington Street
Dawson Avenue
Orin Foster Burdette
Gaithersburg
Social Securite
Police Department
Social Security Act
Berne
Switzerland
Eugene Karpe
U.S
Bucharest
Karpe
Austria
Truman Seen Likely to Seek Reelection
From Washington Jan 23 the National Democratic committee stated there is no doubt President Truman will be a candidate for reelection. The report notes strong confidence within the committee and signals continued official support for his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Truman
National Democratic Committee
Mr Truman
Arabs Storm Tunisian Police Station in Village
About 9,000 Arab demonstrators seized a police station near Moknine in Tunis as violence surged for independence demands. At least three policemen were killed and two hostages taken, pushing the week’s toll to 31 amid strikes and shop closures in Tunis. French authorities debated U.N. intervention while pledging gradual self rule.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Moknine
Paris
Bet of Tunis
Sidi
Chenik
France
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
U. N
Routzahn Case Sent To Carroll County Circuit Court
Three indictments against Earl L. Routzahn are transferred to Carroll County Circuit Court for trial. Routzahn’s lawyers argue he cannot obtain a fair trial in Frederick County due to alleged media coverage and local prejudice. Counts include assault with intent to commit carnal knowledge, attempted incest, assault and battery, and neglect of a minor. The defense cites universal bias and seeks removal of the case to ensure impartial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Routzahn
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Carroll County
Routzahn
C. Clifton Wirts
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick County
Ao Ung
Man With Plastic Gullet Succumbs
CUMBERLAND Jan 23 Earl Crowe 46 of Lavale died this morning at Allo pany Hospital after a rare operation at Sinai Hospital Baltimore last March that replaced a cancerous gullet with a plastic tube enabling normal eating. Cancer spread in ten months. five others had undergone this operation. The Life magazine feature drew attention to the procedure.
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Cumberland
Earl Crowe
Lavale
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Allopany Hospital
Crowe
Sinai
Life Magazine
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IPA
Hechives
City Park Department
and Game and Inland Fish Commission
U. N. Command
Allied
Washington-Brunswick Bus Service
Attitude of Transit Co
Charles B. Slaughter
Slaughter
Huneary
Detrick
Bishop
First Cavalry
Japan
North Island
Samme
Union
Carroll Co
Dorthy C. Plunkard
Ijamsville
Frederick Junction
Plunkard
James Lewis
Tehran
Mohammed Mowe
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