Weekend Crash Toll Amid Heavy Traffic After Korean Truce
Seven weekend accidents were reported by State Police with one injury. Mrs. Viola K. Young of 114 East Third Street was hospitalized after a sidewipe on Route 40. Separate crashes near Frederick involved drivers from Williamsport Midland and Thurmont, with damage ranging from $100 to $500. A rear-end collision on Route 15 and incidents on Routes 464 and 34 left several shaken, with charges of reckless or careless driving filed in several cases.
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Viola K. Young
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Schildtknecht
Corbin
Midland
Route 40
Plane No
W. L. Guilmino
William Robert Mills
Muli
Mills
Carl B Wiles
Thurmont
Woodsboro- Creagerstown
Creagerstown
Robert Leslie Weddie
Weddie
Albert Yedden
Wiles
Route 15
Evergreen Point
Richard Suthard
Route 1
Mit Airy
Richard A. Smith
Ice Street
Luther F. Hargett
Route 4
Frederick Luthard
Smith
Hargett
Robert Dishong
Brunswick
James Stonesifer
Roger F. Roentzalen
West South Street
Frank Elm
Lugoff
Routzahn
Elm
Frederick
Stonesifer
James R. Keeney
Pine Avenue
Kenneth R. Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Keeney
Route 34
Philip Kreisinger
Carl William Rush
Baltimore
New Set Of Problems In Korea Next
Diplomats grapple with a post armistice Korea as Western and Communist powers face fresh dangers. Key disputes loom over Red China’s UN seat and Formosa while Britain France and the United States weigh trade and alliance pressures. France shifts toward ending Indochina conflict if peace spreads from Korea.
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Washington
Korea
United States
Britain
Red China
United Nations
Russia
North Korea
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Assembly
China
Red
Formosa
Western Pacific
France
U. N
Indochina
Georges Bidault
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Youth Facing Charges Is Killed In Wreck EAST HAMPTON
Frank Gleixner aged 16, recently charged with operating an unregistered vehicle and speeding, died in a collision on a curve near EAST HAMPTON. He was due in court tonight and Wednesday, but perished in a car crash into a tree during the past day. The incident ends a criminal case timeline with two prior arrests.
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East Hampton
Frank Gleixner
Portland
Ominous Warnings Follow Truce No Early Withdrawal Of U S Troops
Widely scattered showers marked the nation as fair weather prevailed. Light showers appeared in Nebraska Eastern Colorado Western New York Northern Illinois Florida and the Rocky Mountains while cooler air spread over Montana the Dakotas and Minnesota. The south and east stayed hot and humid with pleasant temps in the Far West and extreme northeast fog covered Southern Wisconsin and adjacent areas.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Colorado
New York
Illinois
Florida
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
End of Korean War Fighting On Central Front Declares Ceasefire
The ceasefire ended 37 months of death along the Korean battlefront as firing stopped at 10 p.m. on the Central Front. Artillery duels faded to silence amid chargé relief among Allied troops near Kumhwa, with reports of heavy bombardment earlier in the day and medevac jeeps pulling away from front lines.
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Seoul
John Randolph
Randolph
Kumhwa
U. S
Kumwha
Commission Suspends King For 30 Days
The City Police Commission suspended Officer Bernard King from the force for 30 days on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and failure to report. The action followed a hearing Friday night in City Hall’s aldermen room and was conveyed by Commission Chair William M Storm. King was accused of attempting to set about 600 golf balls belonging to Bethesda driving range, allegedly recovered from Tuscarora Creek, with testimony noting 4,000 to 6,000 stolen May 1 to June 15. The charter now makes the commission’s action final, and Mayor Don Ald B. Rice disclosed the decision after notification to the Board of Aldermen.
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City Police Commission
Bernard King
Commission
William M Storm
City Hall
City’ Hall
Awins
Board of Aldermen
Donald B. Rice
Police Commission
King
Charles V. Main
Tuscarora Creek
Bethesda
Main
Edward D. Storm
East Berlin Purges Top Leaders After June Uprising
East Berlin officials led a purge of the party high command, removing Police Chief Wilhelm Zaisser from the Central Committee and Politburo and expelling Rudolf Herrenstadt and three other officials. Ulbricht was re elected secretary general as the two day secret meeting concluded, while Otto Grotewohl announced the changes. Food aid arrived in Hamburg with the American Inventor delivering the first shipload to the Soviet zone.
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Berlin i
East Germany
Wilhelm Zaisser
Rudolf Herrenstadt
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Hamburg
Germany
Soviet Zone
U. S
Maryland professor found after night lost in woods near Waynesboro
Dr J B Segall an elderly language professor from Maryland, former St Johns College Annapolis teacher, was found by a search party about 11 hours after vanishing from an inn east of Waynesboro Pennsylvania. He slept beside a tree on a bluff and was rescued near his summer cottage yard.
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Waynesboro
Pa. U
Maryland
J. B. Segall
St. Johns College
Annapolis
Monterey
Dunndrack
Baltimore
Madison
Warnesboro Hospital
Eugene O'Duane
O'Duane
Segall
Louis Elbuff
Dr. Segall
Waesche to Get East South St Reconstruction
The U S Bureau of Public Roads and Maryland Roads Commission back the city’s choice of L R Waesche and Sons to rebuild East South Street from Wisner to Hamilton. The low bid of 48020 was 2945 under estimate, with cost split between Frederick city and federal roads. Work to proceed this week as a final contract is signed. Traffic changes include Patrick Street becoming westbound one way for most of its length.
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U. S Bureau of Public Roads
Maryland Roads Commission
Donald B. Rice
L. R. Waesche and Sons
Thurmont Contractors
East South Street
Wisner Street
Hamilton Avenue
Waesche
Board of Aldermen
Roads Commission
Commission
William F. Childs
Frederick City
Federal Roads Agency
Patrick Street
West South Street
Patrick
West College Terrace
Madison Street
South Market Street
Broadway
Mt Olivet Cemetery
East Street
Ike to Receive Pen Used in Armistice Signing
General Mark W. Clark announced he will present President Eisenhower one fountain pen that he used to sign the Korean armistice documents. Clark said he wrote his name on nine copies with six pens, including a pen gifted by his son. He also hopes to attend his son’s wedding in New Orleans on August 3 and then visit Washington, though plans are not definite.
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Munsan
Mark W. Clark
Eisenhower
Clark
New Orleans
Washington
United Nations
South Korea
North Korea
Kim H Sung
Peng Teh Ahuai
U. S
Kam
Seoul
Choi Duk Chin
Choi
Rhee
New Regulations On Ice Cream Adopted By State Health Department
Maryland Health Department announces broad rules for all ice cream frozen dairy foods and mixes sold in counties. Baltimore City exempt unless shipping into counties. Requires approved ingredient sources and at least 12 percent butterfat in mixes. Requires immediate notification of employer illness and container labeling with clear maker information.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Health Department
Maryland
Baltimore City
Driver Arrested After Wreck On Phebus Avenue
State Police arrested Edward C. Warren after a Sunday afternoon crash on Phebus Avenue near Bentz Street. He allegedly struck two parked cars and fled the scene, causing about 7 in damages. Warren faces reckless driving and failing to stop charges. hearing set for August 1.
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Phebus Avenue
Bentz Street
Frederick
Edward C. Warren
Dickerson
Route 2
Ellis Carty
Warren
Paul G. Bowie
Phobus Avenue
George M. Fredericks
Lincoln Apartments
Robert Chishong
Route 15
Buctown
Fred
100000 East Germans Seek Food In West
In Berlin, at least 100,000 East Germans crossed the Soviet Zone frontier to collect food parcels from West Berlin. Parcels, kept from West stocks since the blockade, contained fat flour dried peas beans and four milk cans. Clearance required East German ID and a master list prevented repeat pickups. Distribution lasts two weeks.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Two Holdups Are Similar
A gunman who robbed a Frederick loan office last week may have struck Alexandria Virginia, police report. The suspect matched a similar method and description, entering with a shopping bag and demanding cash before fleeing on foot. The Alexandria heist yielded $515, with a white male about 25 to 30, five nine, 130 pounds, blue cap and green shirt.
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Loan Company
Alexandria
Iloan Company
Virginia
Frederick
Liberty Loan Corporation
Liberty Finance Corporation
I P. A
George Collins
Armistice in Korean War Signed at Panmunjom
Generals of the United Nations and Communist forces signed a compromise armistice at Panmunjom ending three years of fighting in Korea. The pact calls for a cessation of hostilities at 10 p.m. local time, with warnings from China and North Korea of vigilance and possible future action. President Eisenhower welcomed the move but urged continued vigilance as talks move toward a broader peace.
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Panmunjom
U. N
Jong Last
Peiping
G. N
Mark Clark
Korea
United Nations
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Ath
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Eisenhower
William K. Harrison Jr
Gen
Northi
Nam I
Harrison
Armistice, Not Peace Emphasized by Taylor to Troops
General Maxwell Taylor told U S forces on the Korean front that only an armistice exists, not peace. He warned there can be no victory celebration and orders remain to be ready to fight again at a moment’s notice.
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Korea
Maxwell
Taylor
Sth
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