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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 25, 1950

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Call Up 23 Year Old Draft Registrants

Baltimore July 25 Selective Service headquarters says it will begin calling 23 year old registrants for physical and mental examinations. They are not yet ordered to serve but will be processed for rapid deployment if needed. Col Henry C Stanwood notes Maryland’s 2 percent quota for 24 and 25 year olds to be ready by Sept 1. About 70 percent answered registration. about 45 percent of those examined were accepted for service.

Baltimore State Selective Service Selective Services Washington Henry C. Stanwood Maryland

Achievement Day 4-H Exhibits Draw Large County Showing

Over a hundred 4-H Club girls took part in this afternoon's style review at Baker Park band shell as part of a two day Achievement Day observance. Exhibits included garments, flowers, canned fruits, vegetables, meats and baked goods judged Monday with winners to be announced.

Baker Park East Church Street Frederick County University of Maryland Chicago

Atlantic Pact Plans Rushed for Defense

London reports United States and 12 Atlantic pact allies moved to accelerate a four year rearmament to two years amid Red aggression in Korea. Delegates formed the pact council and Britons debated expanded defense and aid to South Korea. The council may recall at any time. Charles M Spofford named as council chairman. Eisler dropped from East German Communist central committee in a party reorganization.

London United States Kowrea Pact Pact Organization U.S Charles M. Spofferd Britain France Italy Portugal Iceland Denmark Norway Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg Canada House of Commons South Korea Korea U. S Atlantic Pact Council Europe Eisler Berlin Gerhart Eisler East Germany East German Communist Party

Quemoy Island Threat Is Ended Temporarily

The threat to Quemoy Island off Formosa subsided today as Red junks neared but did not attack the 50 square mile island. Chiang Kai-Shek’s elder son, Gen. Chiang Ching-Kuo, returned from Quemoy reporting high morale among defenders.

Taipei Formosa Quemoy Island China Defense Ministry Chiang Kai-Shek Chiang Ching-Kuo Quemoy

Receivers Sought for Betson Wright Motors In Insolvency Plea

Two creditors Carl A. Carson trading as Frederick Auto and G B Callan and H M Cramer trading as Callan and Cramer filed for equity court receivership of Betson Wright Motors Inc on West Patrick Street. They seek appointment of receivers, asset sale, and full investigation of affairs, with officers examined under oath to determine assets liabilities and proper use of income. The firm formerly Keitha Holtz Motors, now Betson Wright, operates a garage repair shop and sales agency with assets including machinery parts tires and notes receivable. Creditors claim tax liens and unpaid wages, and allege management lacks working capital and control, risking further insolvency unless receivership is granted.

Betson-Wright Motors, Inc West Patrick Street Equity Automotive Carl A. Carson Frederick Automotive G. B. Callan H. M. Cramer Callan and Cramer William M. Storm W. Jerome Offutt Motor Company Keitholtz Motors Carson Callan John B. Wright H. Richard Betson Hudson Motor Company Betson- Wright

Law Dropped Fee Per Name For Signatures

The 25 cent per name cost for independent candidate petitions appears eliminated by revised election laws. Independent hopefuls must file by 15 days before the primary with 500 signatures, each with printed voter details and notarization. Filing fee remains 26 dollars, publication costs now borne by the county.

Board of Election Supervisors W. Jerome Offutt Attorney-Generals Office Offutt

Ordered Out Of War Zone In Korea July 25

American forces order all Korean civilians to evacuate the fighting zone southeast of Taejon to prevent infiltration by Communist saboteurs. Police are told to move villagers far behind American installations as civilians in battlefield areas may be shot. The move follows weeks of sniper and saboteur harassment and disorganized South Korean security efforts.

Korea Taejon Tokyo Far East Air Forces U. S First Cavalry Division Taejon- Yongdong Kwanju Fifth Air Force

Tomato Blight Found on Maryland Eastern Shore

Plant experts warn of widespread late blight on the central Eastern Shore of Maryland with the fungus reported in southern Caroline and Dorchester counties. Associate Professor Carroll E. Cox of the University of Maryland notes contamination mainly on upper outer leaves and attributes the spread to airborne blight following recent heavy showers observed on a field tour with Dr. L. O. Weaver for the plant disease warning service.

College Park Maryland Carroll E. Cox University of Maryland Caroline County Dorchester County Cox L. O. Weaver Plant Disease Warning Service

Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware

Five day forecast calls for fair weather in Maryland and Delaware with pleasant midweek temperatures. Wednesday and Thursday should be mild and sunny. Warmer conditions move in Friday through Sunday with scattered showers. Period temperatures are expected to average near seasonal normals.

Maryland Delaware

German Boy 17 Studying Democracy In Frederick

William Henry Erl a Bavarian 17 arrives to spend a year in Frederick High School learning American democracy. He is hosted by Rev and Mrs Paul Althouse with temporary lodging by Mr and Mrs Dean Kindy. The Frederick Christian Youth Council funds part of his stay and invites community support totaling 50 dollars toward 320 needed.

William Henry Erl Frederick Germany Frederick High School Will Erl Frederick Christian Youth Council United States Willi Church of the Brethren U. S. Department of State And Paul L. Althouse Evangelical Reformed Parsonage West Church Street Althouse Dean Kindy West Fifth Street Willis Joan Keutz Lee Place Frances Bradshaw West Fourth Street Meredith HW. Mackley Wayside Apartments Miss Bradshaw

McCarthy claims air tight proof that State official is a Communist

Senator McCarthy said he has an air tight file on a Moscow born State Department official dubbed Mr X proving he is a Communist. He described the file as a complete case and said an undercover FBI agent supplied the information including the official's wife and subversive associations.

Washington McCarthy R-Wis State Department Senate Department FBI Communist Party Senate Foreign Relations Lodge R-Mass Hickenlooper R- Iown Mr. X Mr.x Young Communist League State Department Loyalty Board Westwood Dean Acherson Acheson Loyalty Board

Britain to Offer Korea Ground Force

Informants report Britain has decided to offer a small ground force to the United Nations for use in Korea after a special cabinet session. The move signals major changes in defense policy as the government prepares its stance for UN action.

London Britain United Nations Korea

New Taxes To Take Another Bite From Pay

Secretary of the Treasury Snyder said higher taxes likely will reduce pay envelopes before year end. The President will ask Congress to raise individual and corporate taxes to fund defense costs for Korea and other threats. An interim tax increase could start quickly with later broader proposals including excess profits. He favors keeping excise taxes steady and closing loopholes while speeding corporate tax payments.

Washington Treasury Snyder Truman Congress Korea

Helis Dies At 63 A Louisiana oilman and horse breeder

Baltimore July 25 William G Helis Sr a 63 year old multimillionaire oilman died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation for a respiratory infection He built a fortune from oil from California to New Orleans backing syndicates and race tracks He bought his first horse in 1942 and paid 55000 for Attention the 1941 Whirlaway rival entry with a civic driven passion for racing

Baltimore William _G. Helis Johns Hopkins Hospital Helis California New Orleans Tony Robert Maestri

Leaps to Death in Beekman Tower Incident

New York on July 25 Miss Helen House 36 fell ten stories at the Beekman Tower Hotel as a friend pleaded with her to unlock her door. Miss Margaret Watson of Bermuda a nurse and Pittburgh native identified House as a Vassar graduate and a director of the Pittsburgh man and resident of the Schenley apartments.

New York Helen House Beekman Tower Margaret Watson Bermuda Miss House Vassar College E. J. House Pittsburgh

Task Force Goes To Aid Of Troops

A combined U S and British Navy Task Force sent carrier planes across the southwestern coast of Korea in a surprise attack to halt Red columns advancing toward Pusan. Air strikes targeted frontline areas around Kwangju with Panther jets Skyraiders and Corsairs. The operation, planned 34 hours earlier, drew coordinating support from Rear Adm John M Hoskins and Vice Adm Arthur D Struble, with refueling at sea and a rearming ship.

Tokyo Korea Kwangju Pusan U. 8 United Nations U.S Army Arthur D. Struble 38Th Parallel North South Korea John M. Hoskins

Belgian Rail Line Blasted Near Genval and Lessine

The Namur Brussels rail link was dynamited in two spots near Genval and Lessine in Walloon Belgium cutting telephone lines overnight. The blast disrupted service for hours ahead of Leopold III’s Parliament message. A fire alarm was pushed at Frederick Junction when welding tanks ignited but caused only tank damage.

Brussels Namur Genval Lessine Walloon Belgium Leopold III Leopold Chamber of Deputies Senate Independent County Frederick Junction

Washington Secre tary Johnson vows 5000 more war planes

Washington July 25 Secretary of Defense Johnson said 5000 additional war planes will be added to the nation’s air strength, part of a $10,486,976,000 military fund asked by President Truman. Johnson spoke with President Truman and Secretary Matthews at the White House and urged reporters to expect a different situation a month hence as Korea fighting continues.

Washington Defense Johnson Johnson Truman Navy Matthews White House Korea Congress

U N Security Council to hear MacArthur report on Korea

Lake Success July 25 The United Nations Security Council will hear the first report from Gen Douglas MacArthur the UN ground commander on the fighting in Korea The report reportedly lists new recommendations for UN action while praising the collective effort World and member nations debate timing and scope of ground troops and logistics options ahead of any moves by Trygve Lie and allied governments

Lake Success United Nations Security Council Douglas MacArthur Korea U. N MacArthur Tryave Lie Bolst Bey Bolivia

Upward Trend in Loans and Deposits in Frederick Banks

Five Frederick city banks show an upward loan trend and a slight deposit decline since January 1, 1949. Loans rose from 9,319,205.82 to 10,624,129.96, deposits fell by 548,776.35 to 36,109,48.52, savings deposits stand near 30 percent. Total resources declined 300,962.74 while surplus and profits grew 128,338.10 from 1949 to the latest period.

Frederick City

Counter-Revolutionary Trend in Red China

London reported Moscow radio disclosed a widespread counter-revolutionary trend in Communist China. Tass quoted Peiping dispatch stating a directive for suppression of counter-revolutionary activity was issued by Premier Chou En-lai. Bandit bands with arms against public order are to be decisively put down and punished by death under the law.

London Moscow Radio China Red Government Tass Peiping Red Capital Chou Ewe-Lai

Yongdong Battle Rages As U S Cavalry Held

heavy fighting surrounds Yongdong as 25th Division and First Cavalry fight off North Korean attacks. camouflaged troops using grass and leaves, pincers threaten lines, guerrillas behind American positions, and southwest coast advances raise alarm over supply and communications.

Tokyo U. S. First Cavalry Division Yongdong U. S Eighth Army Korea Taejon-Pusan First Cavalry Associated Press Tom Lambert 5Th Recs Guerrilas Leif Erickson V U. S. Fighth Arty Reds Pusan Pentagon Washington Haenam Iswung Kwangju Namwon Kurye Sunchon Mokpa

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South Corner Betson- Wright Motors, Inc W. G. Helis, Sr Earl FE. Partridge Korra U.N Red China Glen Burnie Ritchie Highway N Elvatem Road
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