Truman Returns From Cruise With Korea Briefing
Washington July 2 President Truman returned this afternoon from a weekend cruise and received updated Korea reports from Defense Secretary Johnson aboard the USS Williamsburg. Johnson said the President read cables from the Pentagon and planned no public statements tonight, signaling a wait and see approach as tension with Moscow grows.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Johnson
Uss
Williameburg
Naval Gun Factory
Johnson
Korea
Pentagon
Margaret
Blair House
Charles G. Ross
Far East
Williamsburg
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Valley Forge
Congress
Moscow
White House
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of State
Acheson
Ross
Bus Overturns on Route 23 Injures Twenty in Ohio
Bowling Green Ohio July 2 Twenty persons were injured today when a Greyhound bus carrying Ipoh passengers overturned on a curve on U.S. Route 23 eleven miles southeast of Bowling Green. No one was killed. The state highway patrol said the Detroit bound bus hit a bridge culvert, skidded and overturned. Driver James Charles Riddle thirty nine or twenty nine, of Detroit said he was trying to make the curve on a downgrade when the bus veered left and hit the culvert. Three passengers were hospitalized and the rest were treated for minor injuries.
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Bowling Green
A& Greyhound
Ipoh
State Highway Patrol
James Charles Riddle
Detroit
Riddle
Holiday Events In This Section Are Listed
Frederick area celebrates Independence Day with a two week industrial shutdown and a four day holiday. Races at the Fairgrounds and Magersinvarea events mark the holiday along with a Baker Park concert by the Hagerstown Municipal Band. Community activities include games, a picnic, softball, Carnivals in Brunswick and Walkersville, a free Tivoli Theater movie, and enhanced bus service to Braddock Heights. Banks and post office observe holiday hours. garbage collection suspensions affect the city south of Second Street. First casualties listed from Korea flight crash. C-54 with 28 aboard reported near Pusan.
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Frederick
Fairgrounds
Magersin An Nval
Baker Park
Hagerstown
Peter Buys
Frederick Recreation Comimission
North End Civic Association
Brunswick
Scheer
Thurmont
Guardian Hose Company
Walkersville
Tivoli ‘Theater
The
American Legion
Mountain Top
Braddock Heights
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Court House
Frederick City
Ising
Second Street
Minor Accidents Reported On Sunday Across County Roads
State Police reported several minor accidents on Sunday. Trooper James H. Rousee Jr. sought William Porter of 15 South Stricker Street Ballimore, after his car struck a bank along Route 340 near Weverton with Porter treated in Harpers Ferry. Also, 1048 Chevrolet driven by William Cosgrave of Urbana ran off the road near Walkersville and hit a power pole. Cosgrave had minor injuries. Sideswipe near Woodshore involved Clarence Irvin Marcus and Horace C. Wright on Route 71. no injuries. Edward J. Setters of Middletown allegedly caused a crash on Steiners Hill Route 349. Setters charged with reckless driving after a yard collision with a parked truck.
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James H. Rousee, Jr
William 0. Porter
South Stricker Street
Ballimore
Weverton
Porter
Harpers Ferry
Hrouzee
William B. Cosprave
Urbana
Cosgrave
Walkersville
Routee
Clarence Irvin Marcus
Keymar
Horace C. Wright
Walkers
Woodshore
Rouree
Edward J. Setters
Middletown
Steiners Hill
Thomas P. Lankford
Baltimore
Setters
Tankford
Clarence Smith
Seffers O
Rouzee
Emmitsburg Garage Fire Destroys Vehicles
Fire tore through a four car garage behind Robert Wormley property in Emmitsburg early Sunday about 2 45 am. Fire departments from Gettysburg Thurmont and Taneytown joined Emmitsburg firemen to control the blaze as neighbors watched the flames threaten adjacent C G Frailey Co store. Vehicles including an automobile and two trucks were badly damaged with interior damage to the rear of the Wormley property. Cause undetermined but suspected faulty wiring igniting gasoline or grease. No loss estimate available.
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Sire
Tn Emmitsburg
Robert Wormley
Fiimitsburg
Gettysburg
Thurmont
Taneytown
C. G. Frailey and Co
Rededication Banquet Revives Local Elks Home
Frederick Lodge No. 84 BLP Elks held a rededication banquet for their refurbished West Second Street home attended by 160 members, officials, and scholarship awardees. Exalted Ruler Marshall McCauley introduced, Francis Perrott presided, and Thomas B. Glass spoke on the annual B P Q E scholarship. Regina Losinski of Towson won first in the Tri State Association. Barbara Jean Weaver of Frederick was second in Maryland Delaware and DC. Awards funded an oxygen tent for Emergency Hospital and a camera for the Health Department crippled children program. Mayor and Mrs. were among guests.
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Frederick Lodge
Thomas 8. Glass
Frederick Bar
Barbara Jean Weaver
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick High School
Maryland-Delaware and
District of Columbia Association
Regina Losinski
Towson
Elks
B. QO. Thomas Jr
Frederick County Health Department
Thomas
Bruce Brachey
Health Department
C. E. Easterday
Rural Mt. Airy wedding and city fire alarm report
On Sunday afternoon June 23 at Calvary Methodist church in Mt Airy, Hyukoon AGE Batholes formerly Doris Day Spurrier wed. The couple, with families from Mt Airy and Farmville NC, had remarks from local officials and floral decorations. In the evening a warehouse fire on East Street prompted a general alarm, damaging an extension and $100 worth of soft drinks.
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Pounsville
Edgar S$. Snyder
Johnsville Methodist Church
Elizabeth A. Warner
Ralph Warner
Johnnsville
Derame Snyder
Mt Airy
Age Batholes
Willisny Exod| Rasberry
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Doris Day Spurrier
Walter L. Snurtier
Rasberry
C. H. Rasberry
Farmville
N.C
Mr. Rasberry
Obendorfer
East Street
Second
Third Streets
Hymn History: Smith Wrote America in 1832
The patriotic hymn America was written in 1832 by theological student Samuel Frances Smith. He set the lyrics to the tune God Save The King from a German songbook.
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America
Samuel Frances Smith
Czech Reds Begin Purge in Major 1948 Style Action
Prague announces a sweeping purge of party members with probation from September to December and new cards issued at New Year. Members must prove loyalty to defend the party against infiltration or face expulsion. Previous purge in 1948 reduced the rolls from over two million to about two million with thousands of candidates. The Czech Communist Party leads the National Front government coalition.
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Czechoslovakia
Czech Communist Party
Conese Communist Party
Hong Kong
Czech Party
Rude Prava
Jare
Soviet Union
Nationa Front
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