Hillings Calls for Six Steps to End Korea War
Representative Hillings of California outlined six steps to end the Korea war at a Frederick County Young Republicans banquet. He urged using Chinese Nationalist troops and bombing Chinese supply bases, plus non appeasement of Chinese Communists and strengthening defense. The event drew about 160 people and emphasized boosting Republican support ahead of the 1952 elections.
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Korea
Patrick Hillings
California
Frederick County
Young Republican Club
Peter Paninn
Epublicans
Hillings
House of Representatives
Denver
Senate
Douglas MacAthur
Representaive
Truman
America
Republican Party
Fredrick Young Republicans
National Young Republican Federation
Wasohn A. Derr
Republican
Young Republican
Richard Baumgardner
House of Delegates
Charles cC. Mathias, Jr
Rederick County
GOP Club
Emmierl Bowlus
Women's
New Frederick County Election Supervisors Take Office
Messrs. Gaver Damuth and Geisbert began duties as Frederick county election supervisors on Monday. The new Registry Board of Frederick County also started Monday, with Gaver as president, Damuth as vice president, and Geisbert as the minority Democratic member, bringing experienced local figures to the administration.
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NEW Board OF Election Supervisors
Messrs. Gaver
Damuth
Geisbert
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Gail L. Cutshall
Woodsboro
G. Cleveland Trout
Cutshall
Trout
Law
West Church Street
Catshall
Republican group folds under new permanent registration
Delegations from Young Republican clubs in Washington and Montgomery counties attended the banquet. H. Grady Gore and Brooke Johns of Montgomery County were introduced as part of the gathering with Paul Marshall serving as chairman of the state Young Republican Federation.
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Paul Marshall
Young Republican Federation
Band Concert To Be Given Here Tonight
The eighteenth annual all county high school band concert, twice postponed by rain, will be performed tonight at 8:90 in Baker Park. If bad weather, the Frederick High School auditorium will host. The program features Sperry L. Storm conducting Part 1 with Convert March and selections including Majesty of America, Aurora, Allero de Concert, Indian Love Call, Deep in My Heart and Old McDonald Had a Farm. Part 2 has Charles C. T. Stull conducting with Iolanthe selections, Grand Tantasia, Long Long Ago, and other marches and medleys.
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Ghest
Baker Park
Frederick High School
Sperry L. Storm
Bennett
Aurora
Paul Yoder
Iolanthe
Sullivan
Anthony Cincotta
Brunswick High School
Frankisesr
Goldman
Fillmore
Quiet Monday Night Police Court Session
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield presided a quiet Police Court session. Robert Carroll was found guilty of assaulting Bernard Tyler at 98 Lincoln Apartments and received a 30 day suspended sentence with $10 and 1 costs. Lois Fyler testified for the family alleging abuse. John W. Smith, after prior suspensions, was convicted of intoxication on city streets and fined $100 or 30 days. Reference to the Frederick Police Code and evidence was noted.
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Ciimord Smith
Kenneth T. Champness
Baltimore
John FP. Ropp
Sharkstown
Champness
Claude Gardner
Ghven
Wilbur G. Bere
Robert ©. Dorsey
Roy Beard
Guy Weddle
Wilbur F Sheffield
Bernard Tyler
Robert Carroll
Lincoln Apartments
Carrell
Tyler
Lois Fyler
John W. Smith
Smith
Clifford
Frederick
Cease Fire Rule Objected by UN Polish Delegate
United Nations reports Polish Delegate Julius Kalz Suchy, a leading Soviet bloc spokesman, rejects an unconditional Korea cease fire and a return to pre war conditions. An unrelated note mentions a distress aircraft that automatically sends SOS signals via a new radio device.
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United Nations
Juiliusz Kalzsuchy
Korea
Drowned Woman Found After River Picnic Near Cremont
The obituary reports the drowning of Mrs. Quy Boy of Cremont while swimming toward the Patuxent River with her husband Col. Albert F. Drake present. Her body was recovered downstream about a half mile from the picnicking group. In other news, Washington discusses naming a navy supercarrier for James V. Forrestal after a recent House vote.
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Rowns
Ashton Ashton
Myrs
Dred J Deahe
Albert F. Drake
Patuxent River
Drakes
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