Elks Sponsor Boys Outing For Week Camp Ritchie Trip
Thirty Frederick youths set off Sunday afternoon for a week at Elks Boys Camp Barrett at Camp Ritchie. Expenses paid by the local BPOE lodge. trip arranged by Lodge 684 committee led by James F. Zimmerman and Robert Burall.
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Elks
Barrett
Camp Ritchie
Bpoe Lodge
Gebers
Frederick
Blue Ridge
James F. Zimmerman
Robert Burall
Melvin E. Blank
Klineharts Alley
Charles Wolfe
West Fifth Street
Lyle E
East Fifth Street
Philp H. Welly, Jr
South Street
George A. Wirts Er
West South Street
Stanley Routzahn
East Church Street
Thomas £. Johnson
Rodge. L. Lowe
Water Street
Robert Miss
East Patrick Street
B. P. O Elks Lodge
Zimmerman
Burall
Austin Gibbons
Melvin Derr
Bruce Quuchey
Robert Danner
Joseph Vona
Finksburg Soldier Is Rescued By Jap Fishermen
Five B 29 crewmen from a crippled plane were rescued by Japanese fishermen after parachuting over the Sea of Japan. Capt. Allen E. Thomas and four other crewmen were found after nearly 11 hours in the water or rafts. They were en route to bomb Wonsan, North Korea. The rescued men include Capt. Thomas, Capt. Thomas B. Hoxie, First Lt. Donald D. Miller, S Sgt. Gilbert D. Wear, and S Sgt. Harrison E. Utz.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Sea of Japan
Allen E. Thomas
Box
Fittstown
Okla
Thomas B. Hoxie
Flight
Grand Rapids
Mich
Donald D. Miller
Brunswick
Neb
Gilbert D Wear
Rogersville
Harrison FE
Bomb ruled out as weapon in Korean War
Senator Brien McMahon said on Meet The Press that the Korean war is not suitable for dropping an atomic bomb. He argued the war features dispersed ground troops and that North Korea’s power sources are not in the North itself, making the bomb less militarily appropriate.
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Washington
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
McMahon
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
National Broadcasting
Noth Korea
First American Marines in European Waters Aboard the Reposal
The article notes that the first American Marines in European waters during the Revolution sailed on the Reposal, which carried Benjamin Franklin to France in 1776 and later captured several British prizes.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
Soviet Press Reports Rising US Discontent Over Korea
Moscow reports a growing wave of discomfort in the United States and the western world over American intervention in Korea. Tass notes 114 American soldiers signed a declaration that Korean issues must be decided by Koreans, while Pravda cites a surge in petitions and growing demands to end the war and withdraw US troops.
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Moscow
United States
Korea
Pyongyang
Tass
Pravda
New York
Stockholm
Resinot Ointment Promises Long Lasting Itch Relief
A nostrum publicizes Resinot Ointment as a long lasting cure for itchy dry eczema chafing and common rashes. It claims immediate comfort and affordability with wide drugstore availability.
Nations protest and support shift over Korea actions
Report says nations debate U S stance in Korea with no troop pledges yet. Protests spread to eight other nations including Poland Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary Britain and Guatemala amid diplomatic friction and calls for policy clarity.
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United States
Koica Piavda
Poland
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Frungary
Mongolia
Britain
Guatemala
Two Car Crashes Delay Route 240 Traffic
Two head on collisions on Route 240 near Frederick led to several injuries. At Frederick Memorial Hospital, George E. Poole and Trooper James Rouvee said four or more people were treated for shock, contusions, and facial lacerations after the crashes. A southbound car driven by John Bard Sheer crossed the center line and struck a northbound Ford panel truck carrying Mr and Mrs Charles E Cramer and their 2 year old son. The Craters and the boy were taken by ambulance for examination with uncertain injuries. Firefighters assisted at the scenes before transport. A truck fire reported on Route 40 west was investigated but found not to require a response.
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SIA
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tiooper Patrik Stakem
George E. Poole
Ghutbersburg
Eroch Andrews
Kyles Ford
Tennessee
Velma Grove
Pine Avenue
Fredenek
Poole
Stakem
Frederick
Hyattstown
Hyatttstown
Dixie Cabyn
Frederick Junction
James H Rouvee
John Bard
Gaithersburg
Charles E Cramer
Center Street
Armbulanes
Cramer
Shiver
Miatuungy
Ame Tithe
L. W Burdette
Wesley “Bud ’ Rivers
Howard Cundus
Barracks B
MSSP
Appleby
Independent Hose Co
Fligmen
Hearse Sent By Chesapeake Home Nears Arrival
A hearse was sent to a home near Chesapeake after a caller warned he would be dead when the vehicle arrived. Holden was pronounced dead when an ambulance reached the scene.
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Nearsby
Chesapeake
Holden
Man Calls Hearse Then Takes Poison in Charleston
Frank Holden 18, a watch maker, was reported to have called a hearse before consuming poison in Charleston. He was rushed by ambulance to a hospital Friday night after drinking and was later released. State Police cited Cpl R G Coen for details.
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Charleston
WooVa
Frank Holden
R.G Coen
Holden
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