Colonel to face court martial over plane tools case
Corpus Christi Caller Times reports that Colonel Robert G. Dunn of Kokomo Indiana will be tried by general court martial at Laredo Air Force Base on charges including wrongful use of enlisted men government aircraft and tools false official statement and influencing a witness. He formerly commanded the Laredo Base maintenance and supply group and was relieved of duties since the charges. The case stems from transporting men and tools to Harrisburg Pennsylvania to repair farm equipment and could carry years in prison and dismissal.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Robert ¥. G. Dunn
Kokomo
Ind
Ar Force
Air Force
Dunn
Laredo Air Force Base
Harrisburg
National Guards
Ridgway To Stay As Army Chief Of Staff
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway will continue as Army Chief of Staff after reaching the retirement age of 60 on March 3. The decision honors his rare record as Chief of Staff, Supreme Commander in Europe, and Supreme Commander in the Pacific and signals President Eisenhower’s support for a strong, cohesive army.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Europe
Pacific
Eisenhower
Ridgway
Starvation Myth in New England Newspapers Debated
A six state region is depicted as suffering poverty and starvation in a dispatch, while articles highlight new industries, holiday sales, record bank deposits, and a large road program for tourism. The text mocks Pravda's poverty claim and references local foods and winter travel.
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New England
Pravda
Moscow
Gki
Town and Hospital News and Puerto Rican Migration Notes
Grover C Stewart of Brunswick is recovering from major surgery at Washington Sanitarium Hospital Takoma Park. Kenneth Brachey of East Ninth Street is under observation at South Baltimore General Hospital. County Agent Henry R Shoemaker will stay home due to an inflammatory leg condition. Archie Schaffer of Middletown BA is treated at Washington York City Hospital Hagerstown for observation. The housing crisis in New York eases with immigrant relief, while Puerto Rican migration falls as Puerto Rico’s industrial boom expands. In 1954 twenty one thousand five hundred thirty one Puerto Ricans came to New York, the smallest since 1945, a drop of about 70 percent from 1993, due to Operation Bootstrap and a recession reducing available jobs. Puerto Ricans largely moved to New York City, with some later relocating elsewhere seeking work.
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Grover C. Stewart
Brunswick
Washington Sanitarium Hospital
Takoma Park
Kenneth Brachey
East Ninth Street
South Baltimore General Hospital
Baltimore
Henry R. Shoemaker
Fairview Avenue
Archie Schaffer
Middletown
New
Washington York City
Hagerstown
New York
Puerto Rico
Bootstrap
New York City
Fragmentary interview on marriage ages and aging
An unclear excerpt records a speaker recalling marrying at 18 and a husband aged 30. The speaker notes she is now 36 and her husband is 80, reflecting on aging and the changing balance of years. The fragment offers a personal age narrative without broader context.
Air Time Granted For Eisenhower Conferences
Regular air time for President Eisenhowers news conferences was set aside on one TV and two radio networks. ABC schedules the films 11:00 to 1:30 pm EST Wednesdays and radio 9:30 to 9:55 pm. CBS plans radio 10:00 to 10:15 pm Wednesdays. NBC and others study the matter. A Connecticut citizen tauntingly posted Washington slept here and Washington Would Have Stopped Here If He Had Come This Way.
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New York U
Eisenhower
White Manse
White House
American Broadcasting Co
ABC Radio
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS Television
Tne
Connecticut
Washington
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
In Reich's Mills a westbound freight collided with another, derailing several cars and badly damaging the second engine. Both engineers were injured after leaping clear. Nathan Barrick slipped on snow, freezing a foot. Mrs Nelson Dirns leased Braddock Heights hotel for 1905. A fire destroyed a farm house near Pearl, contents lost. Frederick lost 12-2 to YMC in basketball after trailing late. Roy Raland and Walter Duvall led scorers.
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B. and QO
Reich's Mills
Nathan Barrick
Nelson Dirns
East Third Street
Camp Schley Inn Association
Braddock Heights
Hilleary
George L. Ratttusan
Pearl
Alastoffe
All Frederick
Y M.C
Roy Raland
Watter Duvall
Twenty Years Ago from The News Columns
Twenty years ago on the News columns a drive through Maddletown Burkitts road shows a blocked route by ditts and the only road blocked is the Maddletown Burkitts sale road. City Engineer Maxwell announces the source of radio trouble a 2300-volt wire caused by a wind blown transformer hanger sparks and burn damage. Police hope to trap joy riders stealing cars on local streets. The first robin appeared on Hood College campus drawing interest as people fed it and noted its dates.
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Malin Tlarpers Ferry
Ditts Sas
Maddletown
Burkitts Salle
Maxwell
Winis
Paris High Style Fashions Favor Bold Silhouette Shifts
Paris fashion designers unveil spring lines with a flattening silhouette and shifted fullness toward the back of skirts. Dior previews an H Line evolution while Patou and others push bright colors, prints, and feminine shapes for busy modern women.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
Paris
Christian Dior
Jean Patou
Raymond Barbas
Patou
Barbas
Paul
van Gogh
Dior
Hubert de Givenchy
Audacours
Castillo of Lenvin
Madame Lanvin
Jacques Hein
MacArthur Calls End to War In Landmark Speech
General Douglas MacArthur, marking his 75th birthday in Los Angeles, urged abolishing war and warned against patriotic voices that claim patriotism is outmoded. He challenged all parties and social ranks to reject seductive murmurs, while dedicating a monument at MacArthur Park and planning to return to New York to lead Remington Rand.
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Los Angeles
Douglas MacArthur
America
Sear
Japan
Far Eastern
Alac- Abita Constants
MacArthur Park
New York
Remington Rand Corp
Women’s Clubs Start Spring Serving Plans
During the cold blustery weeks after holidays there is time to plan for the coming season. The text urges members to start thinking about serving needs, gardens, canning and preserving projects, and getting ahead for spring activities.
Blenlinger Weishaar Wedding at Prospect Methodist Church
The wedding of Miss Rubie L. Weishaar and William F. Blenlinger was held December 18 at Prospect Methodist Church with Rev Clyde Sindy officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Helen Weishaar and Calvin Weishaar as best man. A reception followed in the church hall. The couple resides in New Market and will begin homemaker and business careers respectively.
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Blentlinger-Weishaar
Air
William T. Blenwinger, Jr
Helen Weishaar
Rubie L. Weishaacr
Calvin Weishaar
John Weishaar
Clyde Sindy
Dade
Dave
Helen Woshaar
James Gregory Law
Calvin Wershaar
Jack Moxley
John Poole
Lorraine Bohn
Robert Buckman
Boh
Ehwieh
Charles L. Price
Frederick
New Market
Health and stress impact company earnings, Babson argues
Babson cites a Reader's Digest piece and warns that executive health affects corporate performance. He urges annual health reports for top officials, criticizes routine audits as autopsies, and links worry, stress, and poor sleep to declining profits. He suggests cutting bureaus to reduce stress and connects faith with healthier, longer-lived leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Reader's Digest
J. D. Ratclff
USA
Evers
Coxland
Eisenhower
Jesus
Moses
Fin Bu, Inc
Questions and Answers on House Leadership and Klondike Discovery
The Speaker of the House presides over the House of Representatives. A party lists all members for nomination. St Francis Nava is said to be buried in Goa India, per the text. Discovery Day in the Klondike is August 17 referencing George Carmack's 1896 gold strike along Bonanza Creek.
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House of Representatives
House
St. Francis Naver
Goa
India
Klondike
George Carmack
Bonants Creek
Non-Partisanship Atmosphere Marks Key News Move
Washington reacts to a near unanimous House vote granting the President authority to deploy armed forces in the Far East when needed. The issue tests bipartisan unity as Senate views differ, while a Senate Judiciary Committee report urges clear U.N. war roles and professional military conduct. Reproduction rights reserved.
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Dayu
Lawrence Washington
Washington
House
Fars East
Senate
Congress
China
Far East
Soviet Union
Asia
Europe
Japan
Hitler
Russia
Judiciary Committee
McClellan
Arkansas
Eastland
Mississippi
Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Jenner
Indiana
Waiking
Utah
Welker
Idaho
Butler
Maryland
Korea
MacArthur
Mark Chirk
van Fleet
Alemond
Stratemeyer
Joy
United States
U.N
Carter Beats Woods In Spokane Lightweight Bout
Fights in Spokane feature light welterweight champion Jimmy Carter returning after two months. He wins a unanimous 10 round decision over Bobby Woods, weighing 13414 to 3671, in a dull non title match that draws boos from a 6000 plus crowd with $21,000 anticipated.
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Spokane
Wash
Jimmy Carter
Activ
Bobby Woods
Woods
Sandy Saddler
Chamrin
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Puseri
Gen. Ridgway
the News
Dan
Jacques Fatherbright
Genevieve
Senuych
Timmy
Aldelente Thy Pawneds
eGepeta Braue Tate Ene
Prospect Homemakers Club
Saven & Aveat
Wea
Mas
Wad Scheel
Wats Wiven Bs
Tereme Snyder
Henry Magaha
Frederik
Nancy Harsh
Willa Joy
Brumetick
Florida
Ansiwers
Carter
Gure
Aife
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