Two Frederick youths to be arraigned Friday
James Heflin and John W. Killingsworth, both jailed in Frederick, are set for Circuit Court arraignment Friday as parole violators. They were convicted in November for larcenies and received five year suspended sentences. Two teenage girls released to their parents may face Juvenile Court action. A warrant for automobile larceny is expected, with other trials scheduled for Friday. Beavers and a juvenile face breaking and entering larceny charges for Tivoli theater thefts and missing funds. Califlower and Tobery to stand trial for forging a $40 check from December.
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Frederick
James Heflin
John W. Killingsworth
Virginia
Viola Young
Heflin
Killingsworth
Office of Parole and Probation
Robert Lee Beavers
Beavers
Tivoli Theater
T. B
Melvin LeRoy Califlower
Elizabeth Nellie Tobery
Charles A. Price
U S Accuses Pencil Makers of Price Fixing
U S Attorney General Brownell announced antitrust actions against the four largest pencil makers in Newark New Jersey. Eberhard Faber Pencil Co Eagle Pencil Co Joseph Dixon Crucible Co and American Lead Pencil Co are named in civil and criminal filings alleging price fixing bid rigging and market allocation. The civil suit seeks an injunction and the information covers misdemeanor charges.
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Washington Tm
Brownell
Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
Eberhard Faber Pencil Co
Brooklyn
Eagle Pencil Co
New York City
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
Jersey City
American Lead Pencil Co
Hoboken
Man Dies Soon After Being Stricken Here
Robert Seabolt, 43, of Rockville, died Monday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital less than 12 hours after admission. Medical examiner says death was due to natural causes, with no foul play. He visited a friend on South Market Street and was stricken while there, then transported by M. R. Etchison and Senambulance. His wife and brother Roy Seabolt notified. police located his automobile on Broadway and turned it over to the family.
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Robert Seabolt
Rockville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Counts
Seabolt
Frederick
South Market Street
M. R. Etchison
Sen
Roy Seabolt
Husband Held For Trying To Kill Wife
State Police charged 26 year old Donald D Wilt of Westminster with assault with intent to kill for shooting his 21 year old pregnant wife in Randallstown Maryland. She was hospitalized in Baltimore after the bullet shattered the living room window while they watched television.
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Randallstown
Donald D. Wilt
Route 4
Westminster
Wilt
University Hospital
Baltimore
James H. Simmons
Paul Hahn
Rioters Seize Madrid Radio and Clash With Police
In Madrid students briefly seized a radio station and forced it off air for about thirty minutes. A second clash with police occurred, tied to anger over police actions in dispersing anti-British demonstrations near the British Embassy.
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Madrid
Spain
Wnieta Ainic
Gibraltar
Rafael Hierro Martinez
Arriba
Falange
Condon Denies He Ever Was Communist
Washington California Democrat Rep. Robert L. Condon testified before a Congressional committee that he is not now nor has he ever been a Communist or Communist sympathizer. He labeled himself a liberal Democrat who follows New Deal and Fair Deal policies and demanded sworn testimony after being barred from Nevada atomic tests.
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Washington
Robert L. Condon
California
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Condon
Nevada
Congress
Hepecekatseter
Ani Carrenist
House
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Communist Party
Missing Tractor Returned To Owner
The 11 year old son of Ervin Eisenhower of near Johnsville returned home with a tractor after disappearing Friday. State Police were notified and the tractor was seen abandoned off Route 26 near Libertytown before moving again. Trooper Robert C. Dishong confirmed the boy’s return Monday night.
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Ervin
Eisenhower
Johnsville
Libertytown
Robert C. Dishong
Five Day Outlook With Mixed Rain And Mild Trend
A five day forecast shows mild Wednesday with rain and cooler Thursday. Friday turns warmer with more rain possible Friday or Saturday. Sunday turns colder again. Temperatures average near four or five degrees above normal with normals spanning highs from 37 to 44 and early morning lows from 17 in western Maryland to the upper 20s in eastern and southern sections.
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Maryland
Steel Work For Bridge Going Up Over Potomac
The Brunswick bridge over the Potomac is rising with the steel superstructure spanning the B and O Railroad tracks. American Bridge Company leads the contract while Bow ers Construction moves toward river piers. Spring completion hopes hinge on deck placement and the Maryland approach work by M. J. Grove Lime Company.
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New Brunswick
Potomac River
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
American Bridge Company
Bowers Construction Company
Salisbury
N.C
Bowers
Brunswick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Lime Kiln
Maryland
Ridgeville
Monocacy River
Frederick
Damascus-Ridgeville Road
Baltimore and Ohie
Plane No. 4
New Market
Woodsboro
New Midway
Westminster
Camp Detrick
Seventh Street Pike
Military Road
State Roads Commission
West Fourth Street
Rosemont Avenue
Annual Meeting Of All Saints Held
All Saints church held its annual congregational meeting on Monday night at the Parish Hall. Two vestrymen were elected for six year terms: Charles S. Lane and Dr. Francis Gordon, replacing T. Griffin and Ed Ashbury. Ashbury chaired the meeting with Charles McC. Mathias, Sr. as secretary. Holdover vestrymen include Carroll Hendrickson Sr. E. Austin James, Philip Winebrewer, Glenn Browning, Charles Price, Michael Pue, George Delaplaine Sr., Otho Keller III, and James Garnbrill II.
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All Saints Church
Charles S. Lane
Francis Gordon
Thsers T. Griffin
Edceo D Ashbury
Charles McC. Mathias
Carroll H. Hendrickson
E. Austin James
Philip Winebrewer
Glenn Browning
Charles A. Price
Michael Pue
Charles Mathias
George B. Delaplaine
Otho J. Keller
James H. Garnbrill
E D Storm Named Frederick County Bar Association Head
Edward D. Storm was elected president at the Frederick County Bar Association annual meeting held in the Court House. Elected officers include Edwin F. Nikirk as vice president H Reese Shoemaker as third secretary Sam Barrick as corresponding secretary and James McSherry as treasurer. The group outlined plans for the February 14 annual banquet with Austin James Alton Y Bennett Charles McC Mathias Sr co chairmen and robert S Rothenhoefer James McSherry and Richard F Zimmerman as members. Guests will include Montgomery County Bar Association members.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Court House
Edward D. Storm
Edwin F. Nikirk
H. Reese Shoemaker
Extension Club Votes to Drop Coffee at Meetings
Grass Lake Michigan reports the Extension Club voted to eliminate coffee at its weekly meetings in protest over current prices. Members say the action targets costs and enhances meeting focus as organizers seek to curb expenses.
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Grass Lake
Mich
Western Envoys Should See Berlin’s Red Sector Up Close
Berlin report by Leon Dennen contrasts the East’s grim, propaganda masked city with a revived West Berlin. The piece notes stark Soviet fear of German reunification talks and East German longing for a negotiated end to Moscow’s rule, warning that further West concessions could push desperate Germans toward communism.
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Leon Dennen
NEA
Berlin
Russia
Vyacheslav Molotov
East Berlin
West Berlin
Moscow
Rhee criticizes General Clark over promises on Indian troops
South Korean President Syngman Rhee charges former U.N. Commander Gen. Mark Clark broke two promises about Indian guards in Korea. He says Clark promised under 800 men and a demilitarized neutral zone, but many Indians arrived armed and fired on prisoners. Rhee adds the peace deal undermines sacrifices and implies tougher actions were needed.
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America
Rhee
Collier's Magazine
Clark
U.N
Korea
Court Rules In Bus Case In Martinsburg ruling on Emery assets
Judge D H Rodgers ruled Emerys Motor Coach Lines has no money due after an illegal sale of assets. He valued assets at 55000, noting prior bank foreclosure and a deficiency reduced by allowances to 1369 15. The case stems from a trustee sale four years past and a succeeding West Virginia Supreme Court ruling.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
D. H Rodgers
Emery's
Motor Coach Lines Inc
Rodgers
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
BR. L. Emery
West Virginia Supreme Court
Emery
Panhandle
Potomac Motor Coach Lines Inc
Hagerstown
Berkeley County
State Supreme Court
Clarence F. Martin ,Jr
Supreme Court
Reds Agree To Take Back 347 POWs In Far East
In Tokyo the Peiping radio reported the Communists will repatriate 21 Americans, 1 Briton, and 325 South Koreans who chose to stay with the Reds. Gen. Lee Sang Cho informed Lt Gen. Thimayya by letter, with Red Cross groups seeking to take over and move the group north. Indians released them Jan. 23 but Reds refused to repatriate. Red Cross to visit pro Red camp Thursday. The Americans and others had asked to return as free men at a recent unusual press conference.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Lee Sang Cho
Military Armistice Commission
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Red Cross
Red Command
Lee
Thimayya
Medical Care Waiting List in Frederick County
The Frederick County health department may keep a waiting list for its medical care program into 1954 55 as state funds are expected to cover 1114 persons for 1953 54. As of early this week 143 people remained on the waiting list, with prior rolls around 1300. Governor McKeldin pledged to review funding and attempt to meet anticipated requirements when the budget message is submitted next month.
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State Health Department
de Towa TF
Frederick County
Health Department
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City
McKeldin
Burgess
Weather vane to be reinstalled atop Court House
The old weather vane on the Court House will be put back after repairs and a gold leaf finish. Charles P. Staley noticed the rusted vane while painting the roof, and it has been down for restoration. The county aims to restore its balance and reliability as a city landmark. An unrelated notice reports a merger filing with the State Tax Commission for railroad branches into the Pendel Company, incl York Hanover and Frederick Railway.
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Court House
Charles P. Staley
State Tax Commission
Pennsylvania Railgaaa
Frederick
Pendel Company, Inc
Frederek
York, Hanover and Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Highlights of Congress denounces labor board pick and moves on
Washington report notes John L Lewers denouncement of Albert C Besson as biased against labor while United Mine Workers leader condemns. Senate and House labor committees hear Eisenhower administration revisions to Taft Hartley law and vote procedures. Bricker urges compromise on treaty power limits to keep party intact. Condon denies Communist past before Atomic Energy panel. McCarthy investigations resume amid Democratic vindication claims and GOP concessions to avoid one party powers.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Albert C. Besson
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
Senate Labor Committee
Fourth Aid
McCarthy
Len McCarthy
R-Wis
Korean Peace Talk Renewal Is Proposed
Preliminary Korean peace talks were recessed by the Communists as they sent a sealed letter to U S envoy Arthur Dean. They claimed liaison sessions are pointless without direct talks with senior delegates. A State Department official said aides on the scene could handle the matter. The United Nations accused the Reds of delaying prisoners and missing Americans remain unaccounted for. In Baltimore, James A Wechsler argued McCarthy would fade without harsher press scrutiny, while Bertha Adkins urged Republican unity against Bricker amendment challenges.
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Pamuulvy UL
U. S
Arthur Dean
Washington
Dean
State Department
Pyongyang
U.S
United States
South Korea
Panmunjom
Allied
Edward Martin
U. N. Command
Defense Department
Reds
Manchuria
Yalu River
North Korea
Red
Dulles Attacks Molotov at Berlin Conference
Secretary of State Dulles criticized Molotov's Berlin address and rejected a plan for a big power conference with Red China. He urged progress on European issues, free elections in Germany, and warned against pressuring the West over China while outlining Moscow's aim to divide the Allies and press Korea talks.
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Berlin
Dulles
Molotov
United States
Red China
Bidault
Eden
Germany
China
Korea
Soviet Union
France
Georges Bidault
Britain
Anthony Eden
Russia
West Germany
East Berlin
Magistrate Grants Leniency to Youth in Court Action
Magistrate Tiso Jr gave a 20 year old Frederick youth a chance after convicting him of unauthorized use and operating on a revoked license. He received a midnight curfew and strict supervision, with $102 fines suspended for Eugene Allen Stull of 319 North Bentz Street, released to Parole and Probation under supervision. Stull had stolen Whitaker’s car and was found with a .32 revolver in the glove box. officers say parole officers expect supervision to keep him out of trouble. In a second hearing Cephas F. Raines of 6 Clarke Place faced a $100 fine and costs for operating on a revoked license and unauthorized use, with a continuance granted for attorney consultation. He was remanded on a $50 bond. Stocks rise in New York amid uneven trading.
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Tiso Jr
Frederick
Peoples Court
Eugene Allen Stull
North Bentz Street
Parole and Probation Department
Stull
Grant Whitaker
Whitaker
Sherman Boone
Cephas F. Raines
Clarke Place
Cus
Sol
den Shook
Nathan Dorsey
North Market Street
Raines
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