Delays in Brunswick school opening over power cable
opening of the new Brunswick elementary school may be delayed due to inability to secure a heavy copper power cable. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt said a definite opening date has not been set while Middletown High School and Woodsboro elementary are near occupancy.
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New Brunswick
Eugene W. Pruitt
Middletown
Woodsboro
Memorial Hall
Brunswick
Woodshoro
Four Presidential Candidates Sidestep Vatican Issue
Four avowed presidential hopefuls avoided committing on sending an American ambassador to the Vatican. Senators Kefauver Taft Lodge and Lodge offered little comment while Stassen Warren and others studied the matter. A May reaction was suggested and a political routemap formed amid church state tensions. Monsignor Sheehy denounced bigots and defended Truman’s church state stance at a national defense conference.
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Vatican
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Critinal
Harald E. Stassen
Philadelphia
Lars Warren
California
Sacramento
Robert A. Taft
New York
Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenpower
Lodge
Truman
Mark W. Clark
Clark
International Canger of Christian Churches
Toman
Washington
Maurice §. Sheehy
Catholic University of America
United States
Monsignor
Sheehy
Condemnation Suit Will Be Dismissed In Frederick
Mayor Donald B. Rice said he will dismiss the city condemnation against the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for a small land parcel needed to extend East Street. Counsel for the I O O F reports a deed has been signed and will be transferred to the city once the condemnation is dropped as negotiations for an out of court settlement continue.
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Donald B. Rice
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
East Street
North Market Street
Injured Motorist Collides With Parked Tractor-Trailer
Maynard C. Rice of Braddock Heights was injured in a 5:52 a.m. collision on West Patrick Street when his sedan struck a tractor-trailer that had drifted from a driveway at 432 West Patrick. The Maryland Transportation Company vehicle, apparently unattended, caused chest injuries treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Damages exceed 550. No charges listed. Earlier, at 2:55 a.m., a separate West Patrick street crash damaged two vehicles. no injuries or charges.
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West Patrick Street
Maynard C. Rice
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Transportation Company
DeGrange Street
Keyser General Tire Service, Inc
Rice
Carl Bender
Harlan DeGrange
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Charles Edward Eye
Baltimore
Patrick
South Jefferson Street
Richard Courtney Burns
Mt. Airy
Bender and
DeGrange
No Headway at Munsan in Prisoner Exchange Talks
At Munsan Korea Jan 26 allied truce negotiator told North Korea's Maj Gen Lee Sang Cho that he was getting too big for his britches. Rear Adm Libby used sharp Navy language as the three hour session produced no progress. Lee handed Libby a list of 46 foreign civilians held by the Reds and said all foreign civilians held by both sides would be released after an armistice. The UN had previously asked for 55 foreign civilians with two more named recently. Communist negotiators did not reply to a proposal to delay action on the airfield issue.
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Munsan
Korea
Lee
U. N
U.N
May Be Back in White House Soon
President Truman, moved out of the White House before his term, was assured he can return before it ends. The Renovation Commission promised he and his family can reoccupy the residence, with quick action agreed at the committee meeting.
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White House
Washington
Dan
Truman
Howe
Prima
Smital Tataping Arrests Near Lodan Before Magicinete
Local report lists suspects Smital Tataping and The only business in Penpies Cart lodan, with James Fo Wilson Corkeyewle Marvin Teanngle Haverstown among those detained. Vehicles cited included 5 BU A fark and DePrord Chase. Authorities Raymond EB Zepy Weetminter and State Trooper Harry Toaman aided by James Stanesiter reported arrests for inadequate brakes and related offenses.
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Smital Tataping
Penpies
Magicinete Wilher
Sheffield
James Fo Wilson
Corkeyewle
Marvin Teanngle
DePrord Chase
Ierenepet
Raymnond EB Zepy
Weetminter
Exceed
Wham &, Kruges Rameown
Mheer
Arnold Symans
Harry Toaman
James Stanesiter
Kefauver Enters Ohio Democratic Primary May 6
Senator Estes Kefauver announced he will enter the Ohio Democratic presidential primary on May 6 with a slate of delegates in most districts and at-large races. He already entered Illinois and California contests, while McMahon withdrew from Illinois. The move comes as Truman supporters push for a Truman Barkley ticket in 1952.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Ohio
Kefauver
Ilinois
Brien McMahon
McMahon
Harry S. Truman
California
Truman
Illinois
Vets And Families Make Up One Third Of Population
The Veterans Administration reports one third of the U S population are veterans and families, rising to an estimated 40 percent by 1955. Data through November 30 show 18.393 million living veterans from all U S wars, with World War I about 3.4 million and World War II 15.316 million. Mortality among older veterans traces back to earlier wars, and by 1950s VA projects 4.618 million WWI veterans with average age 77. The VA handles about 13 million administrative rewards plus 104 million insurance records, and total armed forces service in war totals 25,930,000. VA processes about 210 million pieces of mail annually.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
U. S
Baltimore
Kansas Cy
Western Maryland Trust Goes Elects Meckhaiders Officials
Western Maryland Trust Company held its annual meeting where directors and officers were elected. Named were Walter E Burall W Clinton Mee Sherrs Claude A Woh Gare HoGinedy G Rarmond Stapley Richard F Kline and Eimer 1iene man as board members with Me Sherry as treasurer and G Spa hakes as secretary. Wale laid M Haring acc t secretary Mrs Vaventa C Engle as assistant clerk and other staff including Frled Brown Aptitndie G Vachon and Mrs Frances H Lovell among bookkeepers clerks and janitor.
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Meckhaiders
Western Maryland Trust Company
Foltowing
Mexhress
Shriver Vere
Efuer An Ekleman
Deco G Spa Hakes
Serretwis
Erigas
Thomas
Ascydant Grease
Wale
Haring
Marearet Wonper
Bong Kheryer
Dearie
Frield Brown
G Vachon
Main Ann Cshour
Wire Mar
McKeldin May Call Assembly Over Transit Strike
Governor McKeldin said he may convene a special session to enact binding settlement on the Baltimore Transit strike if no deal is reached by noon tomorrow. He urged compulsory arbitration and warned public services could be interrupted without action. The bus and trolley union favors a one year pact with arbitration for year two. the company seeks three years.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Noen
General Assembly
Baltimore Transit Company
Maryland
Bond Posted For Release For Two Men In Court
Bond posted before magistrates for release of two men on breaking and entering charges Cephas Raines posted 1010 dollars on a health center stateroom break in with intent to commit a felony John H Johnson posted 1509 dollars on breaking and entering and grand larceny involving county property Six more criminal appeals were placed on the docket including Frederick Lodge No 371 Loyal Order of Moose for keeping and profiting from a gaming table State's Attorney Price presided as jury trials were noted with several defendants released on bonds and others awaiting trial
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Cephas Raines
Ohn H. Johnson
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose, Inc
West South Street
Charles A. Price
Melvin Hooper
Mary Lee Hooper
John C. Remsbure
Harel C Remsbure
Robert L. Saver
de Nela Fl
Saper Temsburg
Anthony C. Potenza
House of Correction
Arthur W. Brandenburz
Auxiliary Withdraws From National Defense Conference
The American Legion Auxiliary withdrew from the Women s Patriotic Conference on National Defense which it organized 26 years ago. The move prompted calls to several other groups including the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to the Jewish War Veterans and the Gold Star Mothers to also depart. National president Mrs Euga A Campbell of Indianapolis said the action opposed any resolutions beyond courtesy ones as the three day conference neared its peaceful close.
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Washington
Jan
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Women's Patriotic Conference On National Defense
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U.S
Euga A. Campbell
Indianapolis
Ind
Campbell
Allies Lose Hill Position Near Yonchon West Korea
Counter attacking Chinese forces drove allied troops off a hill west of Yonchon, seven miles north of the 38th parallel, after an initial allied charge at 7 p.m. Heavy artillery, mortars and machine guns aided the Reds as they retook the hill by midnight. U.S. Sabre jets operated over North Korea searching for Red MiGs but found none.
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Seoul
Korea
Yonchon
Base S
North Korea
Tax Returns Lose Column
Washington reports a error in Form 1040 guiding taxpayers to enter a figure from form 1065 schedule J column 10 which does not exist. A bureau spokesman said the mistake is real and officers nationwide will explain to puzzled partners where to place the correct amount from schedule K column 3.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Schedule J
A. Bureau
All Saints Group Honors Dr Coldren at Parish Luncheon
The vestry and parish officers honored Rev Dr Charles M Coldren with a luncheon in the Taney Room of the Francs Scott Key Hotel. Dr Coldren, in charge since January 1850, has long directed religious education and served as rector since February 1947, with the group noting his service and leadership.
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All Saints Parish
Charles M Coldren
Coldren
Jan Cloyds M. Rener
Coldeen
Taney
Celdren
al Sainte Parish
Persiminarzy
Maurier Arhhury
Regional Softball Tourney Set For Frederick In September
Regional softball tourney planned for Frederick to host events in September. Frederick Jaycees and local groups coordinate venues with a national body naming Frederick for a central tournament, with other regional sites in Newark and Medford.
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Bellaved
Frederick Jaycees Yn
Juneen
Marsland
Frederik Taast Sear
Wilhamepert Pa
Oniraga
Astorcated
Natty Atlante
Heck Mer
Aianie Wmen
Newark
N J
Lin Meddiotaven
N.Y
Yalta Pact Criticized by Chinese UN Delegate
Nationalist China's UN delegate T. F. Tsiang called the Yalta agreement a disastrous mistake and questioned Roosevelt's role, arguing it brought Russia into the war with Japan in exchange for East Asian gains. He urged the UN to address alleged Soviet violations of the Chinese-Soviet pact. Soviet delegate Malik dismissed the charges as preposterous.
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Faris
China
United Nations
T. F. Tsiang
Yalta
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
East Asia
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kai- Shek
Tsiang
Korea
U. N
Chilanes
Jacob Malik
Malik
Dean Achesom
Senate
MacArthur
United States
Port Arthur
Darien
Mao Tze- Tung
Stormy Weekend Forecast Amid Mixed Weather
A battered OCR fragment hints at a weekend chance of thunderstorms with notes of rising temperatures and a possible surge of cold air. It mentions January patterns, airport conditions, and a forecast near Dayton. A separate legal notice cites arrests and bonds connected to a Friday incident.
26 Missionaries Missing From List
In Munsan Korea on January 26 a list of 48 civilian internees shown to the U.N. by the Communists omitted 26 Catholic and Protestant missionaries. Also missing were two American mining engineers a French and an American diplomat. The two top Catholic figures in Korea Archbishop Patrick Byrne and Monsignor Patrick Brennan were not named. The U.N. command had asked for the accounts of 7 civilians believed captured in 1950.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Patrick Jr. Byrne
Washington
BD. C
Mmsgr
Patrick Brennan
Chicago
U. N
Lee Sang Cho
Union Asked To Accept Pay Raise Offer
A Presidential panel urged the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen to accept a railroad proposal of 2314 cents per hour for road service and 38 cents for yard work. The board rejected an extra 9 cents for yard work with a 40 hour week and kept four cents as the increase.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Army
Barkley Overcomes Nausea After Missouri Speech
Vice-President Alben Barkley faced a spell of nausea after an hour-long Missouri Bar Association address in Jefferson City. Treated in his hotel room, the 74-year-old said he felt better and planned to fly to Kansas City for the Midwest Democratic conference. He cited a salt-heavy diet and dehydration as likely causes.
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Truman
Kansas City
Kas
Democratic Conference
Chicago
Alben W. Barkley
Jefferson City
Alben Barkley
Missouri Bar Association
Barkley
Barkely
Hote
McKeldin backs free delegation to GOP convention
Maryland Governor McKeldin urges an uninstructed delegation to the Republican national convention next summer. He spoke at a luncheon with campaign manager John D. Hamilton for Senator Taft and opposed holding a party primary in Maryland, arguing pledged delegates could switch on the first ballot.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Maryland
John D. Hamilton
Sen
Taft
R-Ohia
Vatviand
Stolen Batteries From Renn Pontiac Yard
Fifteen used automobile batteries were stolen Friday from the Renn Pontiac Company yard at 326 North Market Street. The items had been traded for new batteries and were stored behind a heavy wire fence. Officer Arnald Simmons opened an investigation and a police report was filed. Robert Edward Thomas of Emmitsburg was found guilty of a separate charge, fined 110 dollars and costs by Magistrate Charles D. Gillean in Emmitsburg this morning. State Trooper Kenneth D. Bond made the arrest near Emmitsburg Friday.
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Renn Pontiac Company
North Market Street
Arnald Simmons
Robert Edward Thomas
Main Street
Emmitsburg
Erste
Charles DD. Gillean
Kenneth D. Bond
Rioters Rampage in Cairo Amid Anti British Fury
Rioting mobs in Cairo burn and loot central districts as clashes with police leave eight dead and many wounded. British warships reinforce the Suez area while Egypt declares a state of emergency and reportedly breaks relations with Britain.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Malta
Liverpool
Russia
Badia
Hermitage
Associated Press
al Misrim
Egyptians Win Praise for Courage at Ismailia
London editorials hail the Egyptian stand at Ismailia with a bloodied police captain who, amid the besieged bar racks, pled for ambulances. Reports note his insistence on Egyptian vehicles and refusal to surrender, amid shock over the day’s violence and General Erskine’s justified use of force.
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London
Ismailia
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mirror
David Walker
England
London Times
Erskine
Blame Mountain Ice For Two Car Crash in Pen Mar
State Trooper Kenneth D. Bond investigated a Route RL crash in Pen Mar where two cars suffered about 303 damage. Francis Helveston, a Camp Ritchie soldier, and Abbertie Shockey Jr. of Blue Ridge Summit were the drivers in a head on collision on a curve. Helveston faced a charge of operating without a license.
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Pen Mar
Kenneth D. Bond
Francis Helveston
Camp Ritchie
Highfield
Abbertie Shockey, Jr
Blue Ridge Summit
Helveston
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