By-Pass Hearing Set For February 11 in Frederick
The State Roads Commission notified Mayor Donald B. Rice that Thursday February 11 at seven p.m. was accepted as the hearing date on the Frederick by-pass. The meeting in City Hall will address the Seventh street intersection and questions over overhead or grade crossing. Some residents on Biggs avenue oppose the Apple avenue route. State Roads Commission personnel will attend to discuss raised issues.
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State Roads Commission
Donald B. Rice
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Seventh Street
Biggs Avenue
Apple Avenue
Dimes March Extended For A Week In Frederick County
The March of Dimes campaign in Frederick County extends another week due to falling contributions and a key treasurer’s death. Alton Y. Bennett cites need for funds for local and national foundations as co treasurers Arthur Lambert and Meredith Young organize figures. Community events include a Soroptimist led Mother’s March, a square dance by the Civitan Club, and Girl Scouts collecting coin containers to end next Saturday. Attending fair meetings in Reading, the Frederick County Agricultural Society plans to renew midway attractions with George A. Hamid Inc and Prell’s Midway Shows this fall. Pope Pius XII shows steady improvement after a nervous stomach, and Albert C. Beeson discusses National Labor Relations Board appointment with two Republican senators.
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Frederick County
Alton Y. Bennett
Bennett
National Foundation
Pers
Roger BR. Rice
Arthur Lambert
Meredith Young
Mr. Rice
Civitans
Frederick High School
Clyde Smith
Harry Doreus
Frank N Stauffer
John T. Best, Jr
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Reading
George A
Prell
Unemployment Benefit Fraud Warrants In Maryland
Three Frederick men were arrested on warrants by the State Employment Security Board alleging they obtained unemployment benefits to which they were not entitled. Lindsay and Preston Patterson posted 500 bonds, Frank Patterson remained jailed on 500 bond. Hearings expected in magistrate court next week. warrants date to early 1953. Sergt. Denver Shook made fire arrests.
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Frederick
State Employment Security Board
Frank Patterson
South Bentz Street
Lindsay Patterson
West All Saints Street
Preston P. Patterson
Phobus Avenue
Lindsay
Preston Patterson
New Compromise Under Way In Treaty Power Debate
Washington Republicans push a new compromise on the Bricker amendment to govern treaty power. Sen Knowland reports a draft to President Eisenhower, with Bricker’s position uncertain. Bricker seeks limiting language while Eisenhower favors broader safeguards, and leaders try to win bipartisan support before looming deadlines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Sen
Knowland
California
Higenhower
Knoyland
White ‘House
United States
Hisenhower
Lyndon B. Jonson
Sen. George
Russell
Georgia
Krowland
Communist Lie Put Out By Guatemala
President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman accused Nicaragua El Salvador the Dominican Republic and Venezuela in a United States approved plot to invade Guatemala and topple his leftist regime. A U S State Department spokesman dismissed the charges as ridiculous and untrue. The charges aimed to prove an international Communist conspiracy before the Inter American Conference in Venezuela.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Nicaragua
United States
Venezuela
Stratojets To Be Sent To North Africa Base
A force of about 45 Boeing Stratojets will fly nonstop from Barksdale Air Force Base Louisiana to a forward base in French Morocco. The mission covers roughly 4779 miles and targets are within range of strategic strikes. The B41 aircraft are equipped for atomic warfare and the deployment is announced by the Air Force.
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Washington
Russia
Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
French Morocco
Atom Talks Open Today In Berlin
In Berlin the East and West German sides clash as Molotov and Dulles prepare a top level talk on Eisenhower's peaceful use of atomic energy. The Big Four minsters meet with minimal staff to discuss pooling know how for peaceful ends and whether German reunification via free elections should precede broader talks.
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Berlin
V. M. Molotov
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Russia
America
John Foster Dulles
Molotov
Dulles
Germany
U S May Seek Apology Over Korea Talks Stand
The United States drafted a note to China and North Korea vowing not to resume preliminary Korea talks until they retract perfidy charges. The State Department cleared the notice with 16 UN forces allies and expected it to go out over the weekend. Special Ambassador Arthur Dean left the talks on December 12 after such accusations and a claim of U S connivance with South Korea to free 27,000 anti communist prisoners.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Arthur Dean
Syng- Man Rhee
Dean
Korea
B and O recalls 1483 workers with back to work notices
Cumberland reports back to work notices sent to 1307 B and O workers furloughed since December 1. The railroad would only say an announcement would be made Monday and 11,000 employees were laid off earlier. Also included: Frederick man William Cromwell sentenced to 60 days in jail for motor vehicle charges. fines listed for several others in Maryland and New York.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Military Reserves On Decline
A Senate Armed Services Committee report finds the nations military reserves badly undermanned due to calling inactive reservists many World War II veterans to duty in Korea. It cites pay gaps, no training, and unpaid duties as fueling distrust among nonpaid reservists while urging urgent readiness steps and early hearings led by Chairman Saltonstall.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
National Guard
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Atom Heat For Plant At Hanford
The Atomic Energy Commission announced plans to heat buildings at its Hanford Washington plutonium plant using atom-generated heat as a by-product of materials for bombs. The system will tie to a new production reactor and save about 17 million gallons of oil annually. The report also outlines progress on a large scale atomic power reactor for industrial power and notes advances in medical uses of radioisotopes including thulium arsenic cobalt and cancer therapies.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
AEC
Uncle Sam
Congress
Joe and Marilyn Honeymoon in Japan Post Honolulu Welcome
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio arrived in Hawaii en route to a four week honeymoon in Japan. About two thousand cheers greeted the couple as they exited a San Francisco bound plane, while public officials cleared the way. Marilyn declared marriage her main career and the trip include plans to coach Japanese players with Frank Letts of the San Diego Padres.
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Honolulu
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Japan
San Francisco
Marilyn
Orient
Frank J
Reservoir water rises as winds howl and cold snap looms
Fishing Creek reservoir levels climb to within five feet of capacity while winds intensify and forests dry. Forecaster warns of windy, colder weekend with rain or snow possible. Groundhog shadow uncertain. Ice covers Lake Culler. snow prospects fade but monthly quota remains high. Weather and spillover impacts noted by district officials.
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Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Wendle
Nevel
Wrilien
Herman Toms
Culler Lake
Turkish President Ends Washington Visit Today
President Celal Bayar of Turkey and his wife depart Washington after an extended U.S. tour. They will lunch with Princeton President Harold Dodds, then drive to New York. Ike lauded the alliance and Bayar hailed Eisenhower's proposal for peaceful atomic knowledge as epoch-making.
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Washington
Celal Bayar
Turkey
cCon Livge
Inuaya Whetlas Woods
Bayars
United States
Princeton
Harold Wy. Dodds
New York
Eisenhower
Amelia
Bavar
Eisenhauer
Pet Deer Raised On Bottle Reported Siain
In Southeast Mdow county a family kept a deer as a bottle-raised pet named Bambi for protection during hunting season. Beatrice Lewis of Deer County reports the deer was shot by an out-of-season hunter. The hind leg bore peculiar markings. the deer disappeared for a walk on January 19. A man living on the farm near the Levis home was fined 100 dollars for killing a deer out of season.
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Mdow
Beatrice Lewis
Deer County
Bambi
Levis
County Tax Bills Reach 19,333 Mails in Frederick County
Frederick County treasurer James H. Falk announced a record 19,333 county tax bills mailed, plus about 3,200 city bills to be sent next week. County rate is 1.40 per 100, state 0.567, with February two percent and April one percent discounts. Delinquent counts rising. city rate 1.50 per 100.
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James H. Falk
City Register
Frederick
Falk
Frederick City
Aubrey Academus
Nicademus
Senators urge industrialists to run own foreign aid program
Senator Malone N R Nevgi proposed that Ford and other U S firms with overseas operations should raise wages to U S levels for foreign workers. He argued this would remove excuses for concessions and criticized Ford for allegedly offering handouts in a Philadelphia speech.
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Washington
Sen Malone
Henry Ford IH
Senate
Malone
Ford
Philadelphia
United States
Artillery and Napalm Bombs Hit Vietminh Near Dien Bien Phu
French forces using artillery and napalm bombed Vietminh rebels spotted north of Dien Bien Phu, claiming hundreds killed or wounded without precise figures. A French patrol moved north from Dien Bien Phu as air and ground bombardment continued in Red River Delta mopups.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Dien Bien Phi
Red Riva
Destruction Of Navy Files Investigated
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee will begin hearings on the dispersal or destruction of files on Communist subversive activities. Chairman Jenner cited a 1844 White House order directing Navy records to be destroyed and noted a parallel claim about Army records. Bridges said a similar order existed but was rescinded after a Pentagon inquiry. Jenner promised witnesses would be heard under oath.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
R-Ind
White House
Navy
Sen. Bridges
Bridges
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Pentagon
Internal Security
Jetmer
War Department
Sen
New Lions Club Formed in Tastursville and Winfield Areas
Members of Tastursville and Winfield organized a New Lions Club last Wednesday at Ebenezer Methodist church recreation hall. H.S Beck Jr was elected president with district leaders Murray D. Ryan and J Harald Couhlin assisting. Charter members list includes Edward Will Marcus Pickett Jay Conaway and several others. Meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays at 7 pm alternately at Taylorsville and Ebenezer churches.
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Tastursville
Winfield
Taya Wiesiekel Janes Club
H.S Beck, Jr
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Recreation Hall
Mt. Ary
Italian government toppled amid confidence vote collapse
In Rome Amintore Fanfani's 11 day Christian Democrat government falls as the Chamber of Deputies rejects his vote of confidence by 303 to 200. Communists Socialists Monarchists Neo-Fascists and more join to defeat him. Fanfani to resign and President Luigi Einaudi to authorize a new cabinet formation. Alcide De Gasperi named as potential successor amid renewed calls for stability.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Republican Party
Liberal Party
Luigi Einaudi
de Gasperi
Fantani
Palmiro Togliatti
Pietro Nenoi
Volga
Four Drivers Lose Permits After Hearings
Four drivers lost their automobile licenses after hearings Thursday afternoon before Motor Vehicle License Reviewer Ray Horn. Minors Emory Luther Wachter of Route 5 Frederick and John David McGlaughlin of Route 2 Emmitsburg forfeited collateral or traffic charges. Wachter’s license suspended two months for exceeding 30 and McGlaughlin one month for reckless driving. Worth Bagsey Draper of Route 1 Thurmont suspended one month for failing to stop after an accident. Draper was convicted on the May charge. Richard Charles Frushour of Route 1 Myersville suspended one month for reckless driving after forfeiting collateral. William F. Disney of Route 1 Frederick and Merri Wilson Schultz of 435 South Market Street placed on driving probation for one year after forfeiting collateral on speeding charges. George Swenson of Taylorsville placed on driving probation for one year for failure to grant right of way.
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I Motor Vehicle
Ray Horn
Emory Luther Wachter
Route 5
Frederick
John David McGlaughlin
Route 2
Emmitsburg
Wachter
McGlaughlin
Lcense
Horn
Worth Bagsey Draper
Route 1
Thurmont
Draper
Richard Charles Frushour
Myersville
William F. Disney
Merri Wilson
Shultz
South Market Street
George Swenpson
Tyjamsville
State Roads Free Of Frost Boils Promises Careful Watch
State Roads Commission reports no frost boils yet in the area but warns warm spells after subfreezing cold could cause broken surfacing. Brunswick High School improvements planned with Lloyd C Culler as contractor, funded up to 40000 by County Commissioners, remainder from federal funds. Princess Anne Maryland Senator Phoebus predicts passage of veterans' benefits measure at General Assembly session.
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State Roads Commission
Friedar
Brunswick High School
Lioyd C Culler
Focal Contractor
Iaw
Board of Education
Princess Anne
Phoebus
Somerset
Honns Pil
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Jact
H. Reese Shoemaker
Peoples Court
Themagistrate
J Cromwell
Ler
State Police
Eugene T. Gray
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Samuel L. Thomas
Gaithersburg
Robert Albert Harris
New Castle
N. Y
Braddock Mountain
J. W. Hardy
Kerea Duiy
Atom Heat
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Joe
Panrunjom
U. S
Samuel Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Okla
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Kaesong
North Korea
New Lions Club
Nohara
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