Two Held On Florida Warrants In Brunswick Case
William L. Caniford Jr. 34 and Clyde Green 29 were arrested in Brunswick by State Police on Florida fugitive warrants charging grand larceny. Bond set at 3000 each, extradition expected. Caniford had wartime escapes and past military crimes, including robbery of a government property and thefts during WWII.
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William L. Caniford, Jr
Frederick
Clyde Green
Brunswick
Florida
Volusia County
Daytona, Beach
Fla
Glenn Bowman
R. C. Dishong
Cariford
City
South Court Street
Frederick City
Caniford
Fort Meade
Camp Detrick
Camp Wheeler
FBI
Focal Motor Company
Fort Holabird
Pleasant Weather Continues Into Midweek For Frederick
Pleasant July weather remains in Frederick with a high near 85 expected today and a night low in the mid fifties after 56 last night. Tuesday should see little temperature change and increasing clouds with showers by Wednesday night. Ground conditions stay dry after last Monday’s rain, aiding the dry spell.
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Frederick
Boycott Plan Faces House Subcommittee Split
The New York ad Tribune reports in Washington a plan by one or more Republicans to boycott the Moore subcommittee. A formula is sought to render the choice bipartisan again, with the Boycott Committee’s stance clarified.
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New York Ad Tribune
Washington
Repub
Moore
Suez Canal Town Ismailia Sealed as Tensions Rise
British troops seal Ismailia conceding routine patrols while searching all entrants for arms after a missing Royal Air Force airman. Egyptian troops guard government buildings as Cairo disputes abduction claims and emergency measures rumors swirl. Continuous roadblock protests flare among locals.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Mohamed Naguib
Cairo
Issmailia
Baugh Missing From Redskins Yearbook
Washington Redskins omit Sammy Baugh from their football yearbook marking his retirement after 16 seasons. Baugh, a Texas Christian alumnus, set league records with 3,016 passes, 1,709 completions, 22,485 yards and 187 touchdowns in a storied 16 year career with the team.
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Washington W
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
No. 33
Texas Christian
National Football League
Redskins
Washington
Three Bandits Rob Bank In Liberts Town Chase
February grand jury recalls Tuesday July 21 after three suspects in the Libertytown Peoples Bank robbery are jailed. Ringleader Frank Allen of Niagara Falls is held with two Black men Arch er and Littles on 25000 bail each as indictments for armed robbery conspiracy and assault with intent to murder are sought. The loot totaled 14925.50 dollars and a 80 mph chase ended with police vehicle and car damage in Frederick Maryland.
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Charles A. Price
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Libertstown
Peoples Bank
Libertytown
Frederick
Frank Allen
Niagara Falls
W. C
New York
Lassie Archer
Gilbert Littles
Allen
Donald Tucker
Tucker
Fredrick
Pennsylvania
Worman’s Mill
Gearaway
All Saints and
Market Streets
N. Y
George M. Perry
Kenneth Fogle
Route 6
William Faville
Frederick Avenue
House Votes Today On West Europe Aid
The House votes again to urge President Eisenhower to withhold a billion dollars worth of arms from Western Europe unless an international army is formed. The bill sets a foreign aid ceiling of 5,157,232,509 dollars for the year ending June 30, about 314 million less than the President requested. Stocks sag slightly at the New York opening.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Europe
Plane With 38 Aboard Goes Down
HONOLULU The Navy searches for survivors after a four engine airliner with 58 aboard plummeted into the Pacific 330 miles east of Wake Island from Guam to Oakland. A green flare, life rafts, and seat cushions were found as crews expanded the hunt through darkness and rain.
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Pacific
Wake Island
Transocean Air Lines
Guam
Oakland
Calif
Navy
Barrett
Taft
Comdr
T. O. Murray
Hawaiian‘ Sea Frontier
William Ward
United States
TAL
Transocean
State race track revenue shares allocated to Frederick County
Frederick County and its cities and towns receive a total check of 37544.66 from State race track revenues for the first six months of 1953. Frederick County retains 20722.31, while Frederick City gets 10925.38 and the incorporated towns receive amounts such as Brunswick 2261.66 Burkittsville 112.96 Exmontburg 158.12 Middletown 856.81 New Market 182.43 Myersville 150.42 Thurmont 1910.62 Walkersville 46133 Woodshole 257.33 Mt Airy 13531. The payments are two annual distributions from the State, following allocation through the Sherbow Commission. The six month total is slightly higher than the prior year’s period. Curtailment urged to fund free hospitalization and medical treatment for veterans not connected to military service.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
State Comptroller
Commissioners
Bomus
Sherbow Commission
Frederick Coumby
Frederick City
Brunswick
Burkitts- Ville
Exomusburg
Middletown
New Market
Myersville
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodshore
Mt Airy
Eight Juveniles To Get Hearing Tuesday
Eight juveniles are scheduled for a hearing in Juvenile Court Tuesday morning on charges of depredations in the Mountaindale area. They were apprehended after an investigation by the Sheriff's office and State Police. The boys are accused of breaking into Marion Rice's store at Mountaindale and stealing articles, breaking into the picnic grounds building at Mountaindale where novelties for picnics are stored, causing several hundred dollars in damage, and damaging an automobile.
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Mountaindale
Sheriff's Office
Marion Rice
No Policy Change in Shakeup
Vienna experts say Beria's downfall will not alter Soviet policy. They note Moscow still pursues a soft approach to satellites while aiming to weaken the West. Beria's arrest seen as power struggle move, used as scapegoat for Stalin era errors.
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Vienna
Westtern
Lavrenty Beria
Reds
Iest
West
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Beria
Kremlin
Hungary
Matyas Rakosi
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
East Berlin
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Army Loyal In Upheaval
Washington reports that upheaval in Russia would require Soviet forces to join in, leaving American estimates unchanged. Four million Red Army remains highly reliable and tightly controlled under Communist party oversight, making a Moscow overthrow unlikely.
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Washington
Red Army
Moscow
Russia
Nazi Germany
Communist Party
Norwood Elected State Historian By Legion
J Edward Walter 40 year old Cambridge Postmaster and World War II Navy veteran was elected unopposed as state historian at the American Legion state convention He headed the first veteran slate chosen by the state department Also elected were Dyer Costello Norwood King Kemp LaPlaia with future convention sites to be decided.
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Baltimore
J. Edward Walter
Cambridge
American Legion
Walter
Cambridge Daily Banner
Thelegion
State Department
Harry Dyer
Indochina War Seen To Step Up As Talks Continue
Washington reports an expected escalation in Indochina fighting as Western powers push for decisions on Soviet policy and Far Eastern issues. Foreign ministers Bidault Dulles and allied officials discuss Navarre plan for an offensive and possible American aid, while a Korea cease fire looms.
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Washington
Indochina
Korea
United States
Britain
France
Dulles
Georges Bidault
Red China
U. S
Bidault
Henri Navarre
Navarre
Lbut Dulles
Eisenhower
Far East
Fuel Tank Explodes in Cockeysville Maryland
In Cockeysville Maryland a bulk fuel storage tank at Sherwood Brothers Inc exploded during loading from a truck. The blast damaged nearby businesses and shattered windows a half mile away. No injuries were reported as fire crews from three counties battled the blaze and traffic was rerouted on York Road.
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Cockeysville
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Sherwood Brothers Inc
Wuck
Ireman Motor Co
HW. H. Baldwin
York Road
Face Drought Unless Rains Soon Come
Maryland farmers face drought unless soaking rains arrive soon, the Baltimore Weather Bureau warned. No general rain has fallen in the state's farm regions since early June, though some areas had heavy thunderstorms. Baltimore received six inches in June while rural areas await slow soaking rains.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Weather Bureau
U S Food Aid to East Germany Stirs West Berlin Aid Calls
U S officials say food for hungry East Germany is en route by sea and other ways are studied in Washington Bonn and Berlin. Molotov rejects Eisenhower offer as propaganda. Adenauer calls the move humanitarian. Reuter urges allowances for East Berliners to buy food in the West and predicts Moscow will concede once pressed. Stocks in Berlin could be routed to the East within hours if a channel is found.
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East Germany
United States
Moscow
U. S
Germany
Washington
Bonn
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
U. S. High Commission
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Socialist Party
Reuter
Bloodmobile Visit To Include Canteen At Calvary Church
Bloodmobile will be at Calvary Methodist church Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs G Harris Stauffer appointed canteen chairwoman of Red Cross will lead canteen services with Women's Society of Christian Service supervising refreshments under Mrs Ray Smith. TRUCK ON FIRE reported on Dill avenue at 8:40 a.m. damage to tow truck for Estes Motors. brief fire from wiring. Senator Sparkman proposes raising exemptions to 100000 as House tax cut plan moves.
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United and Independent Fire Companies
Dill Avenue
Estes Motors
Washington
Sparkman
Ala
Senate
Jon
Virginia Democrats To Select Nominee
Virginia voters head to the polls to pick the Democratic gubernatorial nominee between Thomas B. Stanley and Charles R. Fenwick. The outcome is seen as a foregone conclusion against Republican Ted Dalton, with limited turnout projected and Byrd organization influence noted.
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Virginia
Democrats
Richmond
Famity
Thomas B. Stanley
Henry County
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Byrd
D-Va
Ted Dalton
Radford
Stanley
Sen
Francis P. Miller
Rhee pledges no obstruction to armistice, seeks peaceful Korea
A well informed source said President Syngman Rhee pledged in writing that South Korea would not obstruct an armistice and would not insist on unification by force. The report says Rhee agreed not to free more prisoners, and the United States would hold another top level conference after a truce signing to work out a joint policy and defend South Korea if attacked. The talks at Panmunjom resumed with sessions set after optimistic notes on an early truce despite Soviet and North Korean opposition.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Associated Press
Tokyo
Robert Bunson
Eisenhower
Robertson
Walter 5. Robertson
United States
Korea
Bunson
Rheet
U.S
Planes Take Over In War Planes Take Over In War
Allied Sabre jet fighters and light bombers pounded Communist positions as ground fighting eased along a 155 mile front in Korea. Sabres struck trenches in the Kumsong area. B 26s dropped 1 000 ton bombs near Old Baldy. light bombers hit troops on Porkchop Hill. Sixty tons of bombs were dumped by mid morning with results not yet assessed.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. 5Th Air Force
Kumsong
East Central
Old Baldy
West Korea
Porkchop Hill
Air Force
Increased Blood Shipments Sought for Korea Front
TOKYO The commander of the U S Army blood center said shipments from the United States were increased due to heightened activity on the Korea front. Cal Richard P Mason called the request routine and said there is no acute blood shortage in the Far East. He knew nothing about a weekend call in the United States that kept three Red Cross centers operating yesterday.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army
United States
Korea
Cal
Richard P. Mason
Far East
Mason
Red Cross
Communists claim quick peace on Western Korea Front
Report from Seoul states Communist propaganda speakers push for a rapid end to hostilities. They forecast peace within weeks or days and urge residents to "Spend a merry Christmas at home" as front lines remain active.
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Seoul
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