Frederick Sanitation Department Faces Multiple Accidents
Frederick sanitation workers faced a spate of mishaps with two garbage truck crashes within 15 minutes and a helper’s head injury after a fall from a truck. Earlier, a brick concealed in grass struck a street employee, John W. Murphy, while dumping on East Church Street. Murphy was hospitalized for head injuries though later listed as satisfactory.
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Frederick
Frederick City
John W. Murphy
North Bentz Street
Murphy
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George E. Davis
North Market Street
Church Street
Harvey Covell, Jr
East Third Street
Ellis Carty
Herman A. Tyergar
East South Street
West Second Street
United Brethren Church
Second
Bernard E. Burchett
Sergt
Ralph Potts
M. Ealtimus
Julian
Conrad
Pete” Williams
East Fifth Street
Street Department
Allens
Williams
South Market Street
Patrick Street
Sergi
Marshall Murray
Wendell W. Wald
Huntington Park
Calif
Market
Isabel Boone Robert
Military Road
Wold
Peoples Court
Mayoralty Contest Looms in Brunswick Election
Brunswick faces a possible mayoral race as Councilman Elmer E. Brengle considers challenging incumbent Mayor Stanley T. Viris. Brengle may file by July 26, with petition signers needed. ward vacancies may arise in the second ward if he runs, creating two separate terms. Voter registration runs from January 24 to 28 at the Mayor’s Office, with ward transfers possible.
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Brunswick
Elmer E. Brengle
Stanley T. Viris
Brengle
Wirts
F_ Albert
A. H. Danner
Walter Wheeler
Market Shifts Up Slightly on Wednesday
Little Higher New York reports a modest stock market uptick with steel and rest stocks showing slight gains amid trading in New York. The day’s activity reflects marginal improvement across key indices as investors eye ongoing market signals.
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New York
McCloy urges swift Senate approval of German peace pact
John J. McCloy told the Senate that Russia is waging a terror and conquest campaign to block West Germany from joining the Free World's alliance. He urged quick approval of the peace contract with West Germany and a pact ensuring NATO guarantees. He warned Moscow threatens German ratification and European unity, predicting Bonn will ratify and field troops by 1952 if states approve rapidly.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Senate
Russia
West Germany
Free World
U. S
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McCloy
Kremlin
Acheson
David Bruce
Bonn
Thunderstorms Expected This Afternoon Across Region
Scattered showers or thunderstorms are due by late this afternoon as a cool June spell continues with temperatures around 50 last night. The Weather Bureau reports thundershowers over Indiana Ohio West Virginia and expected to reach this area by about 5 p m. Tonight looks cloudy with more showers.
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Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Boy Kicked by Horse in Thurmont Sale Leaves Boy in Critical Condition
A 13-year-old Montgomery county boy, Clifford Creager of near Potomac, was kicked in the head by a horse at the Eyler riding horse sale on a Radie Evans farm. He was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital in poor condition after transport by M. L. Creager and Son ambulance following medical examination.
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Montgomery County
Thurmont
Clifford Creager
Potomac
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. L. Creager and Son
Eyler
Radie Evans
Baltimore Druggist Slain In Belair Road Robbery
A Baltimore druggist James Plowman aged 53 died at a city hospital after being shot twice by a man described as about 25 who entered the Belair Road drug store to stage a holdup. The assailant fled empty handed after grabbing Mrs Plowman and pursuing the rear of the store.
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Baltimore
James Plowman
Belair Road
Mayoralty Candidate Found Dead in Auto
Rockville reports the death of 66 year old mayoral hopeful Hozkinson found unconscious in his car near home. Police say he sat with engine running and a garden hose from the muffler, discovered by his grandson. The incident follows his unsuccessful mayoral bid last month.
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Rockville
Diplomas Presented To 155 As High Schools Hold Finals
A total of 155 graduates were awarded diplomas over five county schools with ceremonies at Middletown Walkersville Thurmont Emmitsburg and Lincoln. Speakers included Wilbur Devilbiss and Dr Andrew Truxal and Dr R Floyd Cromwell.
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Middletown
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmittaburg and
Lincoln
Wilbur Devilbiss
University of Maryland Department of Education
New Middletown High School
Devilbiss
Frederick
Brunswick
George C. Rhoderick
County Board of Education
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Truxal
Kent C. Nicodemus
Educaton
Earle T. Hawkins
Towson State Teachers’ College
Hawkins
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Emmitsburg
Eugene W. Pruitt
R. Floyd Cromwell
Lincoln High School
John T. Williams
State College
Ai Princess Anne
Margo Emerich
Sandra Wetzel
Kathryn Springer
James Wills
Carroll Fisher
David Hardman
Lois Fisher
Shirley Hahn
Sandra Hartle
Shirley Hedges
Linda Saylor
George Fisher
Robert Lisler
Edward Miller
Nancy Andrew
Charlotte Hardman
Ceciley Wills
John Trent
Rodney Herring
John Krom
Susan McGlaughlin
Ruth Koontz
Alfred Yahn
Henry Riley
Sarah Trent
James Diller
John Springer
Patsy Fisher
Leslie Creggar
Marlene Trent
Ray Harter
Mary Shields
Carolyn McNair
Doris Bollinger
Virginia Baumgardner
Norma Harvile
Barbara Fisher
Carrie Hahn
Benevolent Giving Shows An Increase At Potomac Synod
Benevolent giving in the Evangelical and Reformed church rose by about half a million dollars over the past year, Rev. Ben M. Herbster told roughly 150 delegates at the 13th annual Potomac Synod session at Hood College. He cited about $18,000 of the total as an increase in Potomac Synod congregations.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Ben M. Herbster
Cincinnati
General Council
Potomac Synod
Hood College
Herbster
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Robert Delp
Hagerstown
E. J. F. Dettbarn
Baltimore
Sod
National Missions
J. Edmund Lippy
Westminster
Synod
Philip Anstedt
Bethel Church
Arlington
John 3. Roger
Zion Church
David T. ¥. Wen
Chinese Community Church
Washington
Henry Koch
Concordia Church
J. Richard Gladfelter
Ardmore
S. R. Kresg
Frederick Bvyster
William J. Simpson
Church of Incarnation
Emmitsburg
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Rotary International
Committee On
Christian Education
Paul V. Heim
Harrisonburg
Vnto
The
Churchmen's Brotherhood
Sesson Converning
Be. Roms
Wan
Protes tant Episcopal Conference Opens at Hood College
About 200 delegates from 13 dioceses of the Washington Province of the Protestant Episcopal Church will attend the Hood Conference for clergy and lay workers a week at Hood College. The Rev J Brooke Mosley of Wilmington Del will give main lectures on The Church in an Immoral Society with sessions daily and a Friday address by Bishop Noble C Powell.
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Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hood College
J. Brooke Mosley
Cathedral of St. John
Wilmington
Dell
Dean Mosley
Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
District of Columbia
Robert F. Gibson, Jr
Powell
Robert D. Owen
Frederick
Mau'rice D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
Tug Of War Swings Into New York
The Taft Eisenhower contest for the Republican nomination shifts to New York City with the New Jersey delegation. Eisenhower and Taft hold separate talks with delegates as 464 Taft to 391 Eisenhower votes are tallied with 130 others and 208 undecided.
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Associated Press
New York City
New Jersey
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Tatt
New York
Taft
Eisenhower
Connecticut
Richard Russell
Georgia
W. Averell
Harriman
Maryland
Truman
Virginia
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Michigan
John Fine
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Methodists To Elect Bishop In Northeastern Jurisdiction
Harrisburg June 12 The Northeastern Methodist Jurisdiction Conference in session plans to elect a new bishop with possible additional election. Nominees include Rev Fred B Newell Rev Weldon F Crossland Rev George A Fallon Rev G Ernest Thomas Rev Dr Thomas E Tolley and Rev Lester A Welliver. West Virginia may become a separate area led by a bishop and Bishop Flint has retired.
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Harrisburg
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York
Oxnam
Northeastern Methodist Jurisdiction Conference
Charles Wesley Flint
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Fred P. Carson
Philadelphia
Flint
Washington
Fred B. Newell
New York City
Westminster Theological Seminary
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Deed Recorded in Graceham for Residence Sale
A deed was recorded in the Ste clerks office for the sale of a residence on Main Street Graceham from Raymond George Springer to Maude E Poffenbarger. Consideration around 4090 dollars per revenue stamps. E SCRIPPS DIES DETROIT June 12 William E Serpps president of the freeme Neal Asoncation and publisher of the Deira died this morning at age Lave Ores enuneras.
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Ste Clerks Office
Smith Side
Main’ Street
Graceham
Raymond George Springer
Maude E. Poffenbarger
E. Scripps
Detroit
William E Serpps
Freeme Neal
Deira
Wexe
Ras
500 Scared POWs Flee From Reds
KOJE ISLAND Korea June 12 American troops hunted today for the bodies of missing comrades of 300 terrified anti Communist prisoners of war who broke away from 4 800 marching Reds The transfer of POWs from compound No 95 moved the operation breakup to the 30 per cent mark Brigade Gen Hayden L Boatner intends to split the 80 000 internees into smaller compounds and groups of about 500 Some 24 400 have been moved Thirteen compounds remain to be emptied and violence is possible in two of them The escapees feared death at the hands of Red leaders and some were dragged back into the new enclosure The evacuation started with salutes and handshakes and the Allied commander said no one would be hurt if orders were obeyed Intelligence officers found Reds documents burned
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Koje Island
Korea
Kose
Pqws
Haydon L. Boatner
Bose
Boatner
Maryland Auto License Fees Spark Reader's Fury
A Luzerne County Pennsylvania resident working in Maryland blasts Maryland's auto license rules as robbery and demands new plates within 30 days plus a 2 percent sales tax, claiming the car was bought in Pennsylvania. He calls the system vicious and vows it affects workers from multiple states. Rep. Flood says he will investigate.
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Washington
Maryland
Rep. Flood
D-Pe
Luzerne County
Glenn L. Martin Co
Middle River
Pennsylvania
Flood
Motorists Urged to Watch for Children This Summer
Chief of Police Charles V. Main urged extra caution as school ends and more children roam to playgrounds. He asked parents to teach kids to avoid playing in streets and to use designated crossings. The department offers help to families to prevent accidents before fall.
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Charles V. Main
Banned Magazine Back On Korean Newsstands
In Pusan Korea on June 12 confiscated copies of Newsweek magazine were allowed back on sale by government order after an article criticized autocratic actions of President Syngman Rhee. The move followed U.S. and U.N. officials' concerns about the democracy of the republic. A separate Rio de Janeiro dispatch notes a tense Argentina Brazil border dispute with reinforced frontier troops and President Juan D Peron growing tensions.
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Pusan
Korea
Newsweek Magazine
I J
Syngman Rhee
U. S
U.N
Rio DE Janeiro
Argentina
Brazil
Rio
Ve Frontier
Berlin
West Germany
House Rejects Move to Give Truman Steel Seizure Power
Washington June 12 a House committee voted 15 to 10 against a plan to empower President Truman to seize and operate the struck steel mills. This marked the first formal House vote since his appeal to Congress. Senate had urged use of Taft Hartley provisions and anti strike measures in the steel turmoil. Some senators dropped the seizure push to pursue wage price controls instead, planning to revive it later.
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Washington
House
Truman
Congress
Senate
CIO
Ateel
Bandits Take Over Hotel In Manhattan Heist
Three armed men grabbed control of the Hotel Emeson in mid-Manhattan at 4 a.m. for three hours. They robbed arriving and departing guests of cash and jewelry, imprisoned the night manager and elevator operator, and escaped at 7 a.m. Investigators say the trio took $102 from a cash register and a much larger sum from guests.
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New York
Retreat for Young People at Camp Peniel this Weekend
Registrations for the Frederick County Youth Council retreat near Thurmont are still being received and will be accepted until Friday evening when the retreat opens at Camp Peniel. The program includes camp setup, a nine o’clock campfire, group discussions, worship, and a Sunday hike to Pine Cathedral with a sermon by Eugene Fisher.
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Frederick County
Methodist
Monrovia
Charles Price
Grade Evangelical and Reformed Church
Vern Hoffman
The
Brethren Volunteer Service
Harold Harding
Koinonia Foundation
Baltimore
Pine Cathedral
John Schildt
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Gareth Lease
Walkersville E. U. B
Fisher
Lebanon Valley College
Bonebrake Seminary
John H. Ness
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Barbara Thomas
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Roxie Montgomery
Stamsville
Emma
Jones
Pittsfield
Mass
Miss Montgomery
University of Maryland
Miss Jones
Hood College
South Korea bans Voice of America broadcasts
South Korea halted Voice of America on the government network, calling broadcasts bitterly anti government and obviously insulting. The VOA editorials criticized President Syngman Rhee amid martial law and political tensions. An embassy official confirmed suspension overnight as police and protesters gathered outside the assembly, with arrests of eleven assemblymen tied to bribery questions.
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Pusan
Korea
Voice of America
The
Voice
U. S
Syngman Rhee
U. S. State Department Broadcasting Agency
Clarence Ryee
Office of Public Information
Ryee
ROK
Republic of Korea
United States
Rhee
National Assembly
United Nations
Assembly
Bitter fighting in Korea as UN air support aids ground push
United Nations fighter bombers and tanks clashed with Chinese Reds on two western hills near Cherwon, 48 miles north of Seoul, in one of the year’s hottest actions. An Allied front officer called the action the biggest thing this week as infantry seized two high points and fighting continued with air strikes, artillery, and mortars throughout Saturday and into the afternoon.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Cherwon
U. N
Western Maryland College to Open Twenty-First Summer Session
Western Maryland College will open its twenty first annual summer school session Thursday June 19 with about 200 students registering at 8 30 a m Dr John D Makosky director announced two visiting instructors will supplement the regular faculty Dr Evelyn Mudge Hood College head and Dr Thomas Blisard Newark College of Engineering professor will join the Education Department staff Collateral forfeited in the only case before the magistrate two motorists forfeited collateral on motor vehicle charges Edward Logue Baltimore over 30 and Baxter L Poling Philippi W Va improper passing 10 Soldiers Swomley and Trooper Stonesifer made the arrests.
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Susimer School
W. MD. Westminster
Western Maryland College
John D. Makosky
Evelyn Mudge
Hood College
Thomas Blisard
Newark College of Engineering
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Im Peoples Court
Edward Logue
Baltimore
Baxter L. Poling
Philippi
Daniel Swomley
James Stonesifer
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Munich
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