Five year suspended terms take effect for two Frederick youths
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer ordered five year suspended sentences enforced for James Heflin and John W Killingsworth after parole violations linked to a car theft in Frederick. The court warned probation violators that sentences will date from re arrest, and that both youths are considered too far advanced for the State Reformatory. Two teenage girls linked to the case will have a Juvenile Court hearing on February 8.
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Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
House of Correction
James Heflin
John W. Killingsworth
Virginia
Heflin
Mit
Court House
Joseph J. Nestor
Department of Parole and Probations
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Middleburg
Viola Young
Cig
Chapel Alley
Beavers
Robert Lee Beavers
Tivoli
March of Dimes
Will Rogers Tt. B
Dietz
Juvenife
Maryland Training School
Melvin LeRoy Coifiower
Elizabeth Nellie Tobery
Tobery
Maryland Reformatory For
Albert C. Bussard
Califlower
Unemployment rises by half a million in December to January
The Census Bureau reported unemployment increased by about 500,000 from December to January, reaching an estimated 2,365,000 jobless. Employment fell by about a million in the same period, with the January rate about 450,000 higher than a year ago, and 3.8 percent of civilian workers unemployed. The decline matched prior December-January trends but hit industries not usually affected by seasonal dips.
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Washington
Census Bureau
To Bureau
Roosevelt's Wife Names Co-Respondents in Suit
Romelle Schneider Roosevelt, wife of James Roosevelt, filed a separate maintenance suit in Pasadena Superior Court seeking 2000 dollars monthly support and 1500 dollars for their three children. She names three co-respondents Irene Owens, June Jordan, and Elaine Hilton, with adultery alleged within two years. The Roosevelts married in 1941 and her lawyers cited a February 27, 1945, letter acknowledging infidelities.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Roosevelt
Romelle Schneider Roosevelt
Superior Court
Gladys Irene Owens
Irene Owens
June Nelson
June Jordan
Elaine Hilton
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Marine Corps
Former Carroll clerk of court dies at 87 in Westminster
Edward O. Cash, a former Carroll County clerk of court and longtime real estate and insurance businessman, died at 87 in Westminster. He served 1916 to 1922 as the last Democratic clerk, headed Union Bridge’s Central Trust Co. branch, ran grain elevators at Middleburg, and was father to Maryland’s Small Loans chief Truman B. Cash. Funeral Monday, burial near Ladiesburg.
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Westminster
Edward O. Cash
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Central Trust Co
Middleburg
Truman B. Cash
Maryland
O’conor
Lane
Ladiesburg
Frederick County
Poolesville PTA Prevents Abandoning Senior High
About 400 residents jammed Poolesville High School auditorium on Thursday night to back a plan to keep the senior high division. Dr. Forbes H Norris, Montgomery County schools superintendent, said he would not recommend moving senior high students elsewhere, while the PTA urged immediate action and county funding considerations.
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Poolesville
P-Ta
PTA
Forbes H. Norris
Montgomery County
John §. Knill
Wiley M. Barem
Board of Education
Norris
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Washington
Elgin
Poalesville
Pps
School Association
Montgomery Gets White House Post
A onetime union official and Franklin D Roosevelt admurer, Robert Montgomery, has moved into the White House. A Republican for years, he now sits on the employer side of bargaining and is known in music circles as an actor and television producer. Reporters noted his appearance in executive offices and the fact he has a White House office but no salary, to advise President Eisenhower on radio and television techniques.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Admurer
White House
Robert Montgomery
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Economic Program Sparks Mixed Congressional Views
Democratic critics say President Eisenhower's program lacks strength to counter the economic dip, calling it noble generalities and urging faster action. Republican Sen Watkins backs the plan as sound, while Sen Sparkman warns of underused tools and looming danger signs. The House Economic Committee plans a closed session before reporting by March 1, as Dr Arthur Burns and other witnesses testify on the President's economic report.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Sparkman D-Alai
Senate House Economic Committee
Ren. Bolling
D-Mo
Sen. Watkins
Utah
GOP
Watkins
Arthur Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Burns
Congress
March J
Senate seeks bipartisan substitute to Bricker amendment
Washington leaders push a bipartisan substitute to the Bricker amendment to resolve the stalemate on presidential foreign powers. Senator George D-Gai says a compromise may be unlikely while Senator Knowland hints at details of a treaty substitute. Bricker himself argues the administration differs philosophically, raising doubts about passage.
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Washington
Senate
Bricker
Knowland
California
George D-Gai
Senate Feaders
Sies Jon
Orginal Bricker
George
Sthe
GOP
Capitol
Will caveator seeks ink-timing tests in estate dispute
Circuit Court signs order allowing Kenneth Bartgis to use scientific ink-dating to verify timing of interlineations on a purported Bartgis will. Estate valued over 320000, Lula May Dougherty the administratrix. Tests set for February 6 with Ira Gurlickson, aiding probe into execution and attestation.
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Kenneth Bartgis
Howard W. Bartgis
Woodsboro
Lula May ‘Dougherty
Metropolitan Police
District of Columbia
Dorothy HE
lIsaavs
Elkton
Seven Sisters
New Market
Maurice A. Ables
New York
Robert Hanaker
Charles Town
Plaitfife
Howard B. Isaacs
Honaker
Ables
Mathias
Miss Isaacs
Amos A. Holter
Bossard
Dreher
Honakers
Carrail County Court
Christan S. Erb
George J. Courembis
John Miller
W. Fouche
Howard Fry
Ralph Flanagan
Light Snow Forecast Prompts Brief Return of Winter
A light snow is forecast as winter threatens a return after a brief warm spell. Temperatures fell 52 degrees in 36 hours to 17 at the airport and 19 at the State Police barracks. Snow may be brief and end this evening with clouds and cooler conditions Sunday. Snowfall this month nears last year’s total. forecasters expect a modest snow event.
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The
Mercury
Joe
Culler Lake
Sunda
Compromise Bill Agreed On 30 New Federal Bridges
Representatives from the House and Senate reached formal agreement yesterday on a compromise bill to authorize 30 new federal bridge projects. The accord clears the path for federal funding and construction timelines.
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Washington
House
Senate
Off Street Parking Trial Resumed in Baltimore
Defendants in off street parking cases reopen bid to dismiss charges. Judge Niles rejects six of ten challenges to grand jury indictments and leaves six points for later decision. Defendants include Dominic Piracci and six parking garage officials plus Comptroller Neill McCardell and C Edward Jones.
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Baltimore II
Caige Emory H. Niles
Perteidas
Dominic Piracci
Niles
Aater
Piracci
Neill McCardell
C. Edward Jones
City
Miller Drops Bid for Chesnut Successor in Judiciary Plan
Representative Miller of Maryland says he will not be considered for the federal bench to replace Judge W. Calvin Chesnut, citing uncertainty over a pending pay raise for judges and possible eligibility issues. He notes the salary measure could affect his ability to serve and cites ongoing legislative actions tying judiciary pay to rest of package.
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Washington
Rep. Miller
W. Calvin Chesnut
Maryland
Congress
Chesnut
Miller
William C. Coleman
Coleman
Sen
Butler
Beall
Herbert Brownell Jr
No Ties For Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports President Tito reiterates Yugoslavia will follow an independent foreign policy despite Soviet bloc pressures. He rejects West fears of a Soviet return, vows no change in cooperation with Western nations, and seeks normalization with Eastern European neighbors.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Cominform
Tie
Yurosiasia
Five Day Forecast With Variable Clouds And Warmth
A five day forecast calling for considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions Saturday. Sunday partly cloudy and somewhat colder with rain or snow Sunday night into Monday. Temperatures averaging four to eight degrees above normal. Monday and Tuesday warmer with higher highs and lighter winds.
Way Cleared For Pollution Case Hearing
Baltimore reports the state cleared to pursue court action against Cumberland over Potomac River pollution. Health officials and Cumberland officials met, accepting health engineers’ findings while disputing interpretation. Cumberland faces a 2-year-old order to build a sewage treatment plant. state aims to proceed in March to resolve health risk concerns and test future health orders.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Department of Health
Potomac River
Health Department
Attorney General’s Office
Potomac
Williamsport
Atomic Reactor For Nautilus February 15
Navy chief of operations Adm Robert B Carney says the atomic reactor to power the submarine Nautilus will be installed February 15. The reactor and propulsion gear were built by Westinghouse and fuel and control equipment will be fitted later at the dock. The Nautilus marks a leap in atomic seapower for the U S Navy.
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Washington i
Robert B. Carney
Navy
Nation's Buslines
Groton
Conn
Carney
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United States Navy
Bidault Calls for UN Disarmament Conference
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault urged a United Nations disarmament conference as soon as hostilities end and aggression is outlawed. He introduced a resolution at the Berlin Big Four talks to back UN disarmament efforts and condemn aggression, tying the move to end Indochina fighting and align with January 11 1952 General Assembly directives.
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Georges Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Big Four
Red
Bidault
Indochina
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Assembly
United Nations
Appeals Filed After Drunken and Reckless Driving Convictions
A Montgomery county motorist Arlie M Kidd of Route 1 Derwood appealed drunken driving and reckless driving convictions from a Peoples Court hearing before Substitute Magistrate Edward J Smith. Kidd was fined $150 for drunken driving and $25 for reckless driving. Additional motorists faced fines or collateral for overweight and speed violations on various routes near Westminster Rockville Mt Pleasant Woodsboro Reisterstown and Gaithersburg.
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Montgomery County
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Arlie M. Kidd
Route 1
Derwood
Carlton Lewis
Kidd
Route 40
Plane No
Lewis
Floyd W. Devilbiss
Route 5
Westminster
Henry F. Sacker
Devilbiss
Wilbur A. Devilbiss and
Henry Offutt
Rockville
Officer Sacker
Mt. Pleasant
Oher
Eugene HH
Strambler
Baltimore
John F. Smith
Woodsboro
Ferris J. Pemberton
Reisterstown
Robert P Bennett, Jr
Wile ‘Ler
Air
Lee Place
West Patrick Street
Upton L Talley
Gaithersburg
Harold B. Sauble
Steiner's Hill
Philip Kreisinger
Erey
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Syngman Rhee
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Montclaire Avenue
Bronson Corporation
Lloyd Clinton Rhoades
Mont- Claire Avenue
George Carter, Jr
Robert G. Emge
Kart W. Zimmerman, Jr
Montclaie Avenue
Wilkham D Gosnell
Clyde
Abreccht, Jr
H.W. Butler and Bro., Inc
Winchester, Va
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Catherine O. Beall
Griffith
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New Market District
Circuit Court
Bernard Cady
Johanna Cady
Margaret Cady
Cumberland and Allegany Company
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PSC
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Netherlands
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