Apology Demand At Baltimore Methodist Conference
Representatives of 176000 Methodists in Maryland Washington demand a public apology from Rep Jackson for disrespect toward Bishop G Bromley Oxnam at the opening of the Baltimore Annual Conference Oxnam criticizes the House Un American Activities Committee for unreliable files The conference includes 475 pastors and delegates from 324 churches and launches an 800000 church extension crusade to run Sept through November
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Westminster
Maryland-Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
G. Bromley
Oxnam
Jackson
Rcalif
Washington
National Voice of Methodism
Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Bishop Oxnam
Hagerstown
Church Extension Crusade
Western Maryland College
Taft Seeks U N Path to End Korea War
Senator Taft says a ceasefire may lead to final peace decisions in the United Nations. He remains wary of loose U N peace conferences while urging a strong allied military alliance for the Pacific and criticizing by by passing U N in truce talks if needed. He notes that political questions should move to a larger international conference.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Korea
United Nations
Senate
U. S
U. N
Eisenhower
Pacific
Eisenhower Eisenhower
Cincinnati
White House
Europe
India
Britain
Chemical Makeup Of A-Energy Explained
Floyd LeRoy Culler Jr, a Frederick native known for Oak Ridge National Laboratory, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel on atomic energy. He described the chemical makeup and reactions behind atomic energy and the potential to provide power in hard to reach areas. The talk touched on atomic fuel development and the Atomic Energy Commission history, with attendees noting small turnout due to district conference absences.
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Floyd LeRoy Culler, Jr
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Atlantic City
Culier
Chemical Technology Division
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Frederick
Atomic Energy Commission
Raymond E. Wilhelm
James A. Grove
George Schroeder
Wiliam C. Roval
Nevin S. Baker
Carl S. Culter
J. Goodloe
Cumberland
William Jefferson
Hagterstown
Perry Re-Elected Harpers Ferry Mayor In Quiet Vote
W Va June 4 Gilbert Perry was renamed Harpers Ferry's mayor in a largely uncontested biennial election. Perry will begin his third two year term after receiving 116 votes. Recorder H C Dahlin was re elected with 110 votes. Five council candidates were all elected with votes ranging from 102 to 110 including William Ramey E L Smallwood Charles E Riley Lloyd F Hough and H A Lloyd.
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Lloyd F. Hough
H. A. Lloyd
Soldier's Body Is Found In Maryland Expressway Woods
The body of a 23 year old ex GI named John Metzger was found in trees off the Baltimore Washington expressway near Baltimore. Police say he was murdered and dumped by someone familiar with the area. The weapon was a .25 caliber pistol and the death appears instantaneous. Two men, Fred Wall and Harvey Tillman, reported locating the body. Detective Sgt May notes tire marks and scratch evidence suggest a dump by two people with a car coming from Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Baltimore-Washington Expressway
John Metzger
Europe
Richard Battaline
Metzger
Battaline
William B. Lovett
Dr. Levitt
Baltimore County
Michael Rusin
Mildred
Essex Woods
Here
Wilford May
Maryland State Police
Fred Wall
Harvey Tillman
Wall
Tillman
Westport
May
Levitt
Maryland Adjutant General Questions Draft Age Ruling
Maryland Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord said a selective service ruling allowing drafting national guardsmen until age 35 is incorrect, noting no provision in law. He warned the Maryland National Guard relies on this manpower. 50 percent are 18 to 26 joiners using exemption. Draft-eligibles deferred for guard service share status with elected officials and other deferments, and may be inducted after deferment ends anytime before 35.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland Guard
Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Army
Selective Service
F’s. Aviation
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Russell Low Bidder On Cloverleaf Job
T Edgie Russell of Frederick submitted the apparent low bid of 138000 for a clover leaf on Fort Meade Road southwest of Baltimore near the expressway to Friendship International Airport. Second low bid came from John H Ensey of Baltimore at 139268.
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Russell
Baltimore
T.edgie Russell
Frederick
Fort Meade Road
Friendship International Airport
Washington
John H. Ensey
T. B. Gatch and Sons, Inc
U. S. 113
Snow Hall
Snow Hill
Market Street
Bay Street
Rock
Rock Street
Federal Street
Newark
Dr Chesney Retires as Johns Hopkins Medicine Dean
Dr Alan M Chesney retires after 24 years as dean of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore. No successor named by university president Detlev W Bronk. Chesney will remain emeritus and stay with the university after this month, having been linked to Johns Hopkins since 1905 except for seven years.
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Chesney
Baltimore
Alan M. Chesney
School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
Detlev W. Bronk
University
Reed Won't Budge On His Taxes Stand
Washington June 4 Republican chairman of the Ways and Means Committee refuses to budge under mounting administration pressure to extend the excess profits tax through year end. House Speaker Martin says the 10 percent cut in individual income taxes may be jeopardized if the profits levy dies July 1. Reed denounces the effort as unproductive and unjust to small firms while Eisenhower and Humprey argue the tax helps offset deficits and must not be removed before reducing individual taxes.
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Washington
Mouse Ways and Means Committee
House
Martin
R-Mass
White House
Eisenhower
Reed
Daniel Reed
R-Ny
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Congressional Leaders
Ways and
Ways and Means
Hollywood Divorce Trial Is Settled
Hollywood director King Vidor and his third wife Betty Hill settle for about 300000 in stocks bonds cash and real estate silencing what would have been a spicy divorce trial The judge put the case off calendar at the request of Vidors lawyer after the settlement was reached Mrs Hill drops adultery charges against actress Mary Anderson and others in exchange for the property settlement Vidor keeps the Beverly Hills family home and the couple had prior marriages to Florence Vidor and Eleanore Boardman
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
King Vidor
Philip H. Richards
Vidor
Atty
Monta W. Shirley
Betty Hill
Mary Anderson
Director
Florence Vidor
Eleanore Boardman
Miss Anderson
Spaso Robles Ranch
Elizabeth Bogdanff
Leon Samroy
Vidtor
Swedish air defense chief dies in crash near Söderhamn
General Birger Schyberg age 56 was killed when his plane crashed during a routine flight near Söderhamn, north of Stockholm. The accident occurred June 4 as Sweden mourns a veteran air defense leader.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Birger Schyberg
Soederhamm
Seeckheelem
World Meeting Of Agricultural Producers Opens In Rome
The sixth world meeting of the International Federation of Agricultural Producers opens in Rome. Delegates from 36 countries, representing 26 million farmers, seek solutions for fair farmer income and equitable distribution to feed the hungry. US farm group leaders include Allan B. Kane James G. Patton Herschel D. Newsom and Homer Lee Brinkley.
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Rome
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Mexico City
United States
Allan B. Kane
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Herschel D. Newsom
National Grange
Homer Lee Brinkley
National Council of Farmer Co-operatives
City Board Eyes 250000 Bond for Sewers and Plant
At a May or and Board of Aldermen meeting the panel signaled a possible new bond issue of at least 250000 to fund storm sewers in Linden Hills and expand the existing disposal plant after engineering work was completed. They asked for two weeks to study the proposals and to review an enhanced water supply possibly from the Monocacy. Additional items included traffic control on East street, a clarified agreement with the Monocacy Broadcasting Station for fire watching at its watershed tower, and consideration of an ordinance to regulate large water-using air conditioning systems. The board also weighed an application to open a funeral home at 1201 North Market Street, set back five feet for West South street expansion, and ordered occupants of 401 and 401-A West South Street to vacate by September 1 for street widening. Regular bills totaling 22013.17 were approved for payment.
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Board of Aldermen
Linden Hills
Donald B. Rice
East Street
W. R. Walter
State Roads Commission
Market
Commission
W. Clinton ‘McSherry
Monocacy Broadcasting
Gambrill State Park
Funeral Home
North Market Street
Robert E. Dailey
West South Street
W. Jerome Offutt
Bartender Held Up at Parsons Moose Lodge
A smooth talking gunman robbed the Parsons Moose Lodge bartender last night, netting over 300 dollars. The incident, the first Parsons hold up in 13 years, occurred around 11 25 p m as Harry Husky Phillips prepared to close. The gunman, neatly dressed, demanded the cash register be opened and took 289 dollars in bills and 221 dollars from Phillips wallet.
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Parsons
W. Va
Parsons Moose Lodge
Harry
Husky) Phillips
Phillips
Poison gas claim tied to private spy group in Baltimore
Col Amoss head of private international agency says Russia developed a poison gas strong enough to kill from one drop contacting skin. He cites papers smuggled out of Berlin and linked to Polish pilot Jarewski escape plans. He predicts U.S. testing at Edgewood Arsenal and notes unclear connections to Maryland financiers.
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Baltimore
Alies L. Amoss
Air Force
International Intelligence Agency
Russia
Col. Amoss
Franczizek Jarewski
Tsland
Bornhold
Jarewski
Poland
Slavi Col. Amoss
Berlin
Amoass
ISI
Amoss
Washington
Edgewood Arsenal
Edgewood
Tthe Army
Chemical Center
Maryland
William Preston Lane Jr
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Iarewski
Iron Curtain
McKeldin Appeals for Friendship Airport Use
Baltimore June report shows Gov McKeldin asking Secretary Weeks to permit civil traffic at Friendship Airport. He cites a presidential commission critique of using Andrews for Washington flights, arguing Friendship is ready and free of military traffic to handle diverted air travel.
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Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Washington
CAA
Markland
McKeldin
la Ballymore Committee
American Jewish Congress
Ford's
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Robert Main
Myersville
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Howard Smith
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