Two Separate Accidents Leave One Hurt and Five Autos Damaged
State Police report two Sunday night crashes in the county. Neva Minick, 44, of Richmond was injured and taken to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg with head and face lacerations and possible shoulder fracture after the Route 15 tree collision near Thurmont. In a second crash on Route 40 near Plane No. 4, four cars collided causing extensive damage and traffic blockage for about an hour. Ira Milton Pope faced an Im Proper parking charge.
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Richmond
New Market
Neva Minick
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Route 15
Thurmont
Kenneth D. Bond
Dominic Russo
Harrisburg
Bond
Plane No. 4
Route 40
BD. A. Tucker
Ira Milton Pope
Glen Echo
West Sound
Grayson E. Miller
East Second Street
Miller
Pope
Virgi H Geman
Trenton
N. 4
Geman
Robert W. Warnick
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Flood stage near as Monocacy floods lower county roads
The Monocacy river rose to flood level in several low areas after a rainy period with 9 to 9.17 feet at Jug Bridge and nine foot readings elsewhere. Debris moved downstream, roads stayed open though muddy and soft, drainage work began, and no hard surface road damage reported. Potomac near nine feet at Harpers Ferry, Linganore Creek flush, January precipitation totals high. Carryover: car theft reported as Deige sedan stolen from Key Chevrolet sale between Friday night and Saturday.
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Monocacy
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
LeGore’s
Jug Bridge
Buckeystown
Yall
Frederick
Owens Creek
Linganore Creek
Weath
Oterver
Wae SR Vecterda
Dart Wight
Supreme Court Sets Aside Segregation Ruling in South Carolina
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, temporarily set aside a lower court ruling upholding racial segregation in South Carolina schools. The Charleston three-judge district court decision was appealed by NAACP lawyers. The high court vacated to allow final determination of all issues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
U. S. District Court
Charleston
S. C
National Association For the Advancement of Colorred People
NAACP
Special
New Cabinet Takes Over For Farouk
Cairo reports a new government sworn in under King Farouk with Aly Maher Pasha as prime minister. The shift aims to ease Britain Egypt tensions after the Nahas Pasha Wafd regime’s violent week. Western observers see potential for compromise while martial law remains in effect and Ismailia morgue counts rise.
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Cairo
Farouk
Britain
Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
Abdin Palace
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Nahas
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Nile Valley
Maher Pasha
Nahas Pasha
London
Pin
Naas
Nursing students to receive caps at Freder ick Memorial Hospital
Wednesday evening the Frederick Memorial Hospital Training School will cap 1951 nursing graduates. Ten Misses Sue Ann Cornwell Janet Arlene Fair Mane Garst Barbara Ann Korn Seitman Peggy Liu Roontz Margaret Ernestine Pace Nancy Lee Siup Roberta Lee Williams are named for the milestone ceremony to mark completion of probation and advancement to full student status. A reception at the Georgia Hows Simmons Nursey Home will precede the event. window broken at Shell station. fence and brick debris indicate forced entry but no theft or perpetrator located. Three Germans killed in Raunheim bombing as a village attack leaves five dead and two injured.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sue Ann Cornwell
Janet Arlene Fair
Taneytown
Virginia
Mane Garst
Barbara Ann Korn
Seitman
Pergy Liu Roontz
Jefferson
Margaret Ernestine Pace
Dickerson
Nancy Lee Siup
Roberta Lee Williams
Poolesville
Georganna Hows Simmons
Initial Plans For Convention By Men's Brotherhood
Committee chairmen met at Hood College to outline plans for the national convention of the Men's Brotherhood of the Evangelical Reformed Church set for August 6 to 9 at Frederick College. Expected 800 delegates. Harry Smith of Walkersville is general chairman.
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Hond College
Men's Brotherhood of the Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick College
United States
Harry ©. Smith
Walkersville
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick
Marcus Crum
Baltimore
Andrew G. Truxal
Addison H. Groff
Edgar Hartung
Glen Gorden
Washington
Arthur Scott
Westminster
Milton Baumgardner
Taneytown
Cochairman
Frank H. Lewis
Rev. J. Keller Brantley
Merrii Ramsburg
Utica
Paul Wack
Hatfield
National Mens Brotherhood
Robert Kenton
Federation of Men's Brotherhood
Herbert Heston
J. H. Hooper
Hood College
Kenneth Kohler
St. Louis
National Men's Brotherhood
Ray Grimmer
J. J. Frizzell
James Dinsmore
J. Edmond Lippy
Potomac Synod
Hood
Draining of Culler Lake Under Way in Maryland Project
Drainage to remove undesirable fish and clean the basin begins this morning. Park Department and Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission cooperate as water declines over three to four days. A screening over the intake prevents fish from entering Carroll Creek while later removal to Lewistown hatchery and streams is planned.
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Culler Lake
Park Department
Maryland , Game and Inland Fish Commission
C. Cyril Klein
Carroll Creek
Lewistown
the Fish Commission
Altar Guild Marks 30th Anniversary at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Altar Guild of Evangelical Reformed Church celebrated its 30th founding anniversary with a Sunday tea from four to six in the church parlor. Over 148 members attended with Edith Aer presiding, W. Maples Jr. treasurer, Pat J. Althenee secretary, and J. Newman treasurer among officers. several charter members and longtime members were present.
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Altar Guild of
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rueste
Edith Aer
Spm
W. Maples Jr
Roger Fisher
Pat J. Althenee
Alt- Sante
Austin Fo Afiner
Apa
Fravess
Joe Newman
Flood Waters Forcing Thousands From Ohio and West Virginia Homes
Flood waters of the muddy Ohio river chased about 7,000 people from their homes across Ohio and West Virginia. Steubenville and surrounding towns faced the crest near 42 feet with further rises likely. Evacuations affected 180 Jefferson County families and 22 businesses, with 200 more leaving New Cumberland, Wellsburg, and Wheeling areas as the river neared 44.5 feet. River industries shut down, up to 3,300 buildings at risk in Wheeling alone, and extensive road washouts trapped residents, many living in waterlogged homes.
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Marietta
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Brilliant
Empire and Stratton
Mingo Junction
New Cumberland
W. Va
Wellsburg
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
Shadyside
Wheeling Island
Ohio Valley Board of Trade
Ohio
Ohio River
Benwond
Churchill Back Home From American Trip
Prime Minister Winston Churchill returned to Southamptons aboard the Queen Mary after a week in the United States. He spoke with about 100 reporters, praised the trip for broadening friendships, and said he would not discuss policy as questions about Egypt or other issues could arise in the House of Commons. He described a lingering cold and a temperature lasting two or three days as he recovering.
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Southhamptons
England
Winston Churchill
Washington
Warline
Churchill
House of Commons
Egypt
New Traffic Light Controls Project Nears Completion
City lineman Max Kehne said new controls on Market Street will be completed today with lights at Sixth and Seventh streets activated. One-way conversions planned between Seventh and South Streets aim to speed travel, reduce congestion, and require timing tweaks from 17 mph to quicker cycles.
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Market Street
Max Kehne
Market
Fourth
Fifth Street
Kehne
Bentz Street
Seventh
Church
Patrick
South Streets
North Market Street
Germans Seek NATO Role Amid European Army Talks
West Germany demands immediate NATO inclusion or a pledged future membership to back a unified European army. The call unsettles ministers from France Italy Belgium Holland and Luxembourg as they pause on a draft treaty and schedule another meeting before mid February.
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Paris
NATO
North Atlantic
Walter Hallstein
Germany
Hallstein
France
Maly
Belgiam
Holland
Luxembourg
Lisbon
Police Investigate Two Local Accidents
Police investigated two local accidents Sunday night. One involved a sedan on West Patrick Street and a pickup on Route 7, causing minor damage with no charges. The other crash occurred at Front and Market Street, details unclear due to damaged text.
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Tae Oy
Tae
Mary
Welkereville
Aban
Famare
Trock Hoe
West Patrick Creed
Reval Fo
San
Adatmeteor
Frank Dovey
Toward Janes Mi Krouwselie
Cile Fredere
Sundas
Forth
Market Street
Nile Orar
Eng
Eas
Truce Talks Collapse Question For Allies
United States and allies in Korea study options if peace talks fail. Possible actions include increased UN military pressure on Korea, a withering-away of the war, or direct pressure on Communist China. Debate continues over air-sea punitive options versus ground methods and enforcement of any truce.
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Washington
United States
Korea
State Department
United Nations
Red Command
U. N
Detrick Donates 514.28 to March of Dimes Drive
Frederick’s March of Dimes reports a 514.28 donation from Camp Detrick and outlines a county goal of 12 000 to support care for infantile paralysis victims and future epidemics. Civitan Club street solicitations exceed 800, a high school dance netted over 200, and radio, theater, and Girl Scout efforts fuel the polio fund as statewide drives lag.
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Frederick
March of Dimes
Camp Detrick
Alton Y. Bennett
National Foundation For Infantile
Civitan Club
James A. Grove
Frederick High School
Thurmont
Don Brachey
Steve Warner
Howard Streeter
Bennett
Jets and Reds clash near front lines in renewed skirmish
Reported exchanges today involved U S jets and Communist forces with sporadic firing but no damage claimed. Alliances noted minimal contact near Korea front as air patrols and ground units engaged briefly amid recall of lunar New Year period.
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North Korea
Koierhwa
Owen
Aled Ainner
Kar Song
Tareemina
Downdraft rocks Capital Airlines plane with injuries
Eighteen passengers on Capital Airlines Flight 805 from Washington to Chicago were jolted by a sudden downdraft near East Liverpool, dropping 3800 feet. Five injuries reported, stewardess Genevieve Foster among those treated. passengers slept through the ordeal as the craft landed in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Capital Airlines
Berea Community Hospital
William Mason
Washington
Cleveland Hopkins Municipal
Washlington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Liverpool
Arthur J. Gerard
Kawkawlin
Mich
Gerard
Genevieve Foster
Alexandria
Norma Chalin
Two Men Set for Rockville Trial on Cattle Theft Charges
James Ker Tey, 34, of Adamstown, and Jackson Faulkner of Westminster face Montgomery County Circuit Court in Rockville on February 19 on similar cattle theft charges. They were sentenced in August to terms in the House of Correction for Frederick County cattle thefts, with Tey receiving two concurrent terms and Faulkner multiple counts and suspended sentences. The pair had pleaded guilty in Montgomery County court to charges stemming from stealing six steers from Ringgold Hart near Potomacville and cattle from Chester Claggett’s Sandy Spring farm and Sydney Wells’ Powlesville property between September and March.
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House of Correction
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Rockvile
James Ker Tey
Adamstown
Jackson Faulkner
Westminster
Kealey
Faulkner
Keeley
Chariel
Croef
Charles
Ringgold Hart
Ponlesville
Sandy Spring
Chester Claggett
Sepember
Sydney Wells
Powlesville
Deed Filed Transfers 75 Acres in Thurmont District
A deed recorded in the Clerk's office transfers a 75 acre tract and improvements in the Thurmont district from John James Simmers to Rassio Smith and Samuel T Royer Sr. The consideration shown appears as 7500 dollars per revenue stamps.
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Thurmont
John James Simmers
Rassio Smith
Samuel T Royer
United States and Allies Demand UN Action Over Asian Aggression
At the United Nations in Paris on January 28 1950 the United States Britain and France pledged to seek UN intervention if Communist China or Soviet forces strike Southeast Asia Selwyn Lloyd Francis Lacoste and John Sherman Cooper framed the move as urgent and grave within the ongoing debate over Russia violations of a 1945 treaty with Nationalist China Cooper cited Soviet threats and Vishinsky alleged US plans near the South China border while stressing the need for immediate UN response against any aggression in Indo China Thai land Burma and Yunnan Province stayed in focus through the exchange
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Southeast Asia
John Sherman Cooper
U. S
Selwyn Lloyd
Francis Lacoste
U. N
Russia
China
Cooper
Andrei Vishinsky
Asia
Vishinsky
South China
Thailand
Burma
Yunnan
New 14 Point Plan For Truce In Korea
Jan 28 MUNSAN Korea detailed working draft of a 14 point U N plan for exchanging prisoners of war. Communists promised to study the proposal, will not accept voluntary repatriation. Allied draft on truce supervision also outlined. Rear Adm Libby presented revised roster of 132,000 Communist POWs listing names in Chinese and Korean. Two committees would handle prisoner and civilian exchanges.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
R. E. Libby
Lee Sang Che
Lee
Libby
Flood losses mount in western Pennsylvania as rivers crest
Western Pennsylvania towns report higher flood damage amounting to thousands of dollars as the Ohio River neared peak flood stage and the Shenango River topped 15.45 feet in Sharon while Pitts burg sees some property inundation though no casualties. The Monongahela and Allegheny confluence marked the danger level. In nearby Sharon and Butler, streams burst banks and two feet of water flooded areas as the Shenango River reached its highest since 1913. Stock market rises in New York on Jan. 28 with increased liquidity in equities.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Aberheny
Monongahela
Pittschurch
Sharon
Tutteburgh
Butler
Bullmiss
Shenapen
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Ismailia
Fight
Shell
East Patrick Street
Raunheim
National Meeting of Men's Brotherhood of Reformed Church
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Sar Randes
Sat
Haresbura
Raleonday
Raoate
Waottord
WGH
Schoon
Abeta Bras
Age Fooas
al Per
St. Lawrance
US Navy
Cd ‘Oda
South Keorea
Comdt
Perthes
Air Force
Navy
Red China
Air Force Navy
Detrick
U.S
Rockville
U.N
Far East
New York
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