Two Drivers Fined In Frederick Court Post Fourth
Two automobile operators were fined $100 and costs each in Frederick County Court this morning on drunken driving charges. A third man, charged with operating a bus under the influence, posted $1,000 bond for a hearing later. many collateral forfeitures were issued by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. The cases stemmed from July Fourth.
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Peoples Court
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Aubrey A. Lookingbill
Airy
Route 2
Frederick
M. J. Whitney
Sergt. Ben Phebus
Lookingbill
Lookinghill
Darby Brown
Adamstown
Edwin F. Nikirk
Brown
Mt. Hope
Ken Tiechenal
Robert T. Dutrow
East Third Street
Hill
Sergi
Charles V. Main
Franklin L. Martin
Raymond H. Dean
Balkenridge
D. A. Tucker
Charles Stewart
Browningsville
Travis F. Nikirk
West Fifth Street
William A. Sawers
Washington
Richard ©. Shinn
Thurmont
Maynard G. Grossnickle
Myersville
RFC
James L. Hirsh
Pikesville
Carl A. Duvall
East Sixth Street
Henry Giles
Taneytown
Ruben M. Blank
Route 4
Sam Ung
Pittsburgh
Thomas Walker, Jr
East Liverpool
Lenora E. Beathard
Somerset
William H. Otto
Fair Chance
Charles Hodges
Baltimore
Frank E. Mazura
Winchester
Andy H. Pritt
Lobelia
W. Va
Named To Rio Post By U S
The appointment of William J. Bushwaller Jr United States Foreign Service Staff Officer as assistant Attache to the United States Embassy at Rio de Janeiro Brazil was announced in Washington June 28. The appointment, effective immediately, follows a year in the Office of International Trade at the Commerce Department where he served as Vice Consul at the U S Consulate General in Nairobi and opened the U S Consulate in Dar es Salaam. Bushwaller left Washington with his family by air on Friday June 29 for Rio de Janeiro. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William J Bushwaller former residents of Frederick.
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William J. Bushwaller, Jr
United States Foreign Service
United Sates
Rio de Janeiro
Razil
Washington
Ushwaller
Office of International Trade
Department of Commerce
United States
Gental
Nairobi
Kenya
Daresalaaro
United Naions Trusteeship
Tananyika
Bushwaller
William J. Bushwalter
Frederick
Shifting Wind Brings Heat Relief Across Independence Day
Cool west breezes eased humidity in Frederick as Independence Day celebrations continued with fireworks noise from unlawful crackling. Police charged two county residents for firecracker violations while crowds flocked to Walkersville for a fireworks display and carnival. Showers cooled temperatures to around 70 this morning with a high near 80 today. Youthful anglers braved showers at Culler Lake as Little League game was postponed. American Legion movies drew a good morning crowd at the Tivoli.
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Walkersville
Frederick
Culler Lake
Lions
Civitans
League Park
American Legion
Court Proposes Oil Protection Steps for Iran and Britain
The Hague ICJ proposed provisional measures to Britain and Iran to safeguard British oil rights during negotiations over Iran’s seizure of Anglo-Iranian Oil Company properties. The court urged both sides avoid acts that could prejudice its findings on the dispute. ARRESTS DOCKETED Several arrests were docketed overnight by city police. Hall E. Saylor and Ray Martin, both of Ladiesburg, charged with discharging firecrackers. Saylor also faces reckless driving. Ellsworth Swartzlander, Butler County, Pa, charged with exceeding 50. Wilbur Ford, Taney Apartments, charged with disturbing the peace. Ralph Speck of Roanoke, and William Brightwell of Frederick, charged with intoxication.
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Hague
Netherlands
International Court of Justice
Britain
Iran
Hall E. Saylor
Ray Martin
Ladiesburg
Lieut
Dorsey
Saylor
Ellsworth Swartzlander
Butler County
Sergt. Swomley
Wilbur Ford
Taney Apartments
Heffner and
Boost
Ralph Speck
Roanoke
William Brightwell
Frederick
Carly and
Stockman
Vatican rejects Yugoslav offer on Archbishop Stepinac
Vatican rejects a Belgrade proposal to release Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac on condition he exits Yugoslavia. Officials say Belgrade offered to free him if he left the country. The decision preserves Stepinac’s status in exile amid church and state tensions in 1950s Yugoslavia.
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Vatican
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Missionary rider weighs Iran oil dispute outlook
Rev. Mr. Rider former Iran missionary at Hood College says both sides fear a broader war, pushing toward a quick diplomatic Iran oil settlement. He notes Iran’s need for oil and money, unrest risks, and that the Tudeh underground fuels violence. He expects reassignment next year.
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Tehran
Mr. Rider
Iran
Communist Party
Rider
Tudeh
U. S
Joke Left Versus Right Sparks Firework Charge
In Jessups on July 5 Howard Nallery reported a firework incident after a neighbor Zalisnick tossed a firecracker through an attic window. Nallery was bruised and a doctor treated him as Zalisnick faced illegal fireworks possession charges and released on 27.50 collateral. Addressed also is Miss Truman leaving Rome for Naples aboard the Constitution after a seven week Europe trip.
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Jessups
George Zalisnick
Howard Nallery
Zalisnick
Nallery
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Glen Burnie
Rome
Margaret Truman
Naples
The
Constitution
Miss Truman
Europe
Battle Casualties Rise to 78,110 in Korea
Washington reports U S battle casualties in Korea now total 78,110, an increase of 1,361 since last week. The update reflects ongoing combat losses as of July 5.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Peiping Radio Says Armistice Possible
Peiping radio declared an armistice in Korea could be possible due to heavy blows on American troops and their allies by the Chinese People’s Volunteers and the Korean People’s Army. It cited ongoing threats and stated cease fire depends on sincerity of the U S and other Korean war participants and on upcoming negotiations.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Korea
Chinese People’s Volunteers
Korean People's Army
Red Chinese Radio
U. S
Truman presses Congress on price controls in July debate
President Truman urged Congress to pass a strong controls act as the House opened debate on its measure. He criticized the Senate bill restricting price rollbacks and backed an administration campaign to win support. Economic Stabilizer Johnston announced an education drive aimed at consumers, business, labor, and Congress to combat inflation.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
Eric Johnston
Johnston
White House
Office of Price Stablization
July Fourth Death Toll Falls Short Amid Rainy Holiday
The Associated Press reports the national traffic death toll for July 4 was 91 and total accidental deaths 178 over a 30 hour span ending midnight Wednesday. Fireworks caused three deaths and a stadium display in Chevit Ohio injured many as rain dampened travel and turnout.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Chevit
Cincinnati
Three County Soldiers Due In U S Tomorrow
Thirty eight Maryland veterans of the Korean fighting are due in Seattle tomorrow aboard the Navy transport Marine Lynx for 30 day furloughs and reassignment. The ship list includes Pfc Melvin E Boyer Rt Middletown Set Raymond F Harbaugh and Pfc Howard R Weant Rt 2 Emmitsburg among 2439 men aboard the carrier. Also Col David C Sehdlling awarded Harmon aviation trophy for nonstop jet trans Atlantic flight.
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Seattle
Maryland
Korea
Marine Lynx
United States
New York
David C. Sehdlling
Harmon Aviation Trophy
Season Of Beetles Likely Shorter In County
Daniel J. Thomas, in charge of the beetle control program, said beetle activity may be limited this year though infestations remain unpredictable. About 20 traps are placed countywide with a resident in each community reporting weekly counts. Spore dust is distributed to kill grub, roadside spraying is not planned, and the program also oversees corn borer control with planned experimental spraying later.
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Daniel J. Thomas
Thomas
Ihe
Urbana
Burkiltaville
P. L. Hargett
Quynn’s and
Community Hardware Company
Frederick
Monrovia Supply Company
Willum H. Kenn
Adaumstown
David H. Youngs Machinery Center
Middletown
Peoples Supply Company
Myersvile
Farmers Supply Company
Walkersville
Gall and Smith, Fhuimont
Hoke’s Hardware Company
Emmitsburg
Leslie Blentlinger
Women Judges Fail To Agree On Winner
In Long Beach California on July 5 a bathing beauty contest with five judges failed to reach a winner after three ballots. All judges were professional models and each chose a different contestant. The deadline will be resolved at a later contest on July 21 judged by men only.
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Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Exposition
Kiner suspended three games after dugout clash and three home runs
Pittsburgh star Ralph Kiner receives a three day suspension and a $100 fine from NL President Ford Frick after shoving umpire Jocko Conlan in Chicago. He hit two homers in the July Fourth doubleheader, including a grand slam, and drove in seven against Cincinnati. Also noted is bankruptcy petition by Thomas Lee Sanders, a Baltimore resident and unemployed grocer, with assets of 100 and liabilities of 849.63.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Ralph
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Ford Frick
Kiner
Jocko Conlan
Chicago Cubs
Thomas Lee Sanders
Moller Avenue
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Sanders
J. Martin McDonough
Referes
J. Princeton Buckey
M. Halmes Fout
Petitignen
Worms Fight Schistosomiasis at Pearl River Lab
At Lederle laboratories in Pearl River New York Dr Redginal Hewitt leads a worm research program against the disease schistosomiasis. He tests compounds on white mice and uses snails and mice to study the parasite’s life cycle while caring for thousands of snails and mice under supervision of Ann Greening and Fred Linderman.
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Hal Boyle
Pearl River
N.Y
Puerto Rico
South America
Orient
Africa
Egypt
Redginal Hewitt
Hewitt
Lederle Laboratories
Manhattan
Ann Greening
Fred Linderman
Linderman
Miss Greening
Route 1 Crash Injures 15 Near Quantico Bus and Truck Collision
A Greyhound bus carrying 14 passengers rear ended a disabled Florida truck trailer on Route 1 near Quantico Marine Base. The truck driver, Reese Spivey, 28, set flares and left for aid. Injured riders were taken to Fredericksburg and Alexandria hospitals and to the Marine base hospital. most were released.
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Quantico
UPA
Greyhound
Quantico Marine Base
Florida
New York
Reese Spivey
Dade City
Fla
Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Marine Base Hospital
Richmond
Washington
Truck And Fireworks Seized In Dundalk Arrests
Two Baltimore men, Thomas Liviengood and James Blizzard, were arrested after a half ton truck loaded with 1100 dollars worth of fireworks was seized in Dundalk. They allegedly sold fireworks at Dundalk Elementary School grounds during a community event. A 13 year old boy, Michael Gubosh, suffered facial burns from an unlit sky rocket.
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Baltimore
Dundalk
Maryland
Thomas Liviengood
James Blizzard
Michael Gubosh
Excursion Barge Blast Strikes Berlin River Trip
West Berlin reports an explosion on an excursion barge on the Spree in the Soviet sector, with dozens of children aboard. No casualty details confirmed, East police refuse to discuss. Western authorities say rescues occurred though Communist officials deny comment.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Spree
East Zone
Atlantic City Visitor Shot in Forearm
Lindsey P Naylor an 11 year old boy of Atlantic City was shot in the left forearm by a ricochet bullet while a 13 year old brother fired at a tin can with a .22 rifle on July 4 at his grandfather Albert Hicks Lime Kil residence. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a non serious wound and released. no charges were filed as the incident was accidental.
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Lindsey P. Naylor
Atantic City
Albert Hicks
Raymond Haugh
Naylor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hungary Expels Two US Diplomats as Personas Non Grata
Budapest orders two United States legation officials to leave within 24 hours and bars a third, after Washington rejected Hungarys demand to recall three staffers. Albert Scherer Jr and Ruth Tryon are declared persona non grata and must cross into Austria by Friday at 1 p.m. Mary Bich is also deemed undesirable and forbidden entry.
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Budapest
Hungary
United States
Legation
Austria
Albert Scherer, Jr
Ruth Tryon
Mary Bich
Miss Wich
Miss Bich
Vienna
Mrs. Filleen Canfield Himes Dies at Frederick Hospital
Mrs. Filleen Canfield Himes, 59, wife of Joseph H. Himes of Prospect Hall, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 4:30 this morning after a two week illness. She leaves husband, son Canfield M. Himes, daughters Marilynn Himes and Mrs. John B. Wogan Jr., a grandson, two sisters in California, and a brother in Los Angeles. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10:30 at Frederick Presbyterian Church with entombment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Filleen Canfield Himes
Joseph H. Himes
Prospect Hall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Himes
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles A. Canfield
Clo Phoebe Wescott Canfield
East Patrick Street
Fredderick Presbyterian Church
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Washington
Bodies May Be Those of Two Missing Diplomats
A British boat hand found four bodies 150 miles off the French coast fueling speculation in Britain that two may be missing diplomats Donald McLean and Guy Burgess. No confirmation from Brest or London officials. McLean and Burgess have been missing since May 25 en route from the French coast to Paris.
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Brest
France
Great Britain
Britain
Donald McLean
Guy Burgess
London
Foreign Office
McLean
Burgess
Paris
Recovery extended into third session in stock market
New York reports recovery extending into a third session amid stock market activity. In London a cold prevented Princess Margaret from visiting the royal natilucional show at Lambrides as scheduled today.
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New York
London
Margaret
Lambrides
Cease Fire Talks Begin On Sunday In Korea
United Nations commander General Ridgway agrees to a Sunday start for cease fire talks in Korea. He seeks guaranteed safe conduct for his three officers and two interpreters as Red commanders delay route details to Kaesong. Fronts quiet amid war weariness and uncertain travel conditions for negotiators.
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Tokyo
Korea
No-Man's Land
Matthew
Ridgway
United Nations
Keesung
38Th Parallel
New Jersey
U.N. Patol
Red Karen
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyonggang
U.N
Pyongyang
U. N
Kaesong
Kae-song
Seoul
Naesong
Storm Sweeps Northeast Md Havre de Grace
A sudden rain wind and electrical storm hit Northeastern Maryland July 1 injuring a Havre de Grace city worker Biaggio Demauro who died after being struck by a car while clearing fallen trees. Port Deposit and Bel Air suffered damage to crops and power and communications lines were disrupted across Harford County.
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Havre de Grace
Maryland
Navre de Grace
Port Deposit
Biaggio Demauro
Bel Air
Harford County
State Roads Commission
NAM urges broad consumption tax over corporate levy
The National Association of Manufacturers backs a broad consumption tax on all products except food, collected at the manufacturer level, as an alternative to a corporate tax hike. NAM cites easier administration and urges no rise in corporate taxes while urging moderate individual rate increases amid Senate Finance deliberations on a multibillion-dollar tax package.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers Today
Charles R. Sligh
Holland
Mich
NAM
Sligh
Senate Finance Committee
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U.S
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Scotland
Lord Inverchapel
Inverchapel
Russia
China
Tran
Peiping
Boyle
Atlantic City
Cornelius E. Peterson
Homer C. Brooks, Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
George T. James
Albert E. Facey, Jr
Willow Dale
Jefferson District
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