Two men to be freed after parole for 1948 assault
Annapolis June 21 Two Odenton men Asbury Lowman and Walter J Robbins convicted of beating W Bartgis Storm and Rufus B Edwards will be paroled from three year sentences. Paroles among 30 announced by the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Odenton
Maryland
State House
Lane
Asbury Lowman
Walter J. Robbins
W. Bartgis Storm
Citizens National Bank of Frederick
Robbins
Edwards
Lowman
Mr. Storm
Low
State
Iman
House of Correction
Civil rights clash tests peacetime draft fate
Washington reports a civil rights dispute clouding the fate of the peacetime draft act set to expire at midnight Saturday. A Senate plan would let draftees choose units by race while Truman’s desegregation directive sparks opposition from Majority Leader Lucas who says votes exist to block the measure. The House has only a two year extension while the Senate seeks a three year renewal. Military leaders want the draft kept on the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Russell Dyajl
Senate
Perons
Lucas
Iiold
Russell
House
Republican plan to punish Britain and fund rearmament
Top Republican Senators draft a penalty to strip 3400 million dollars from Britain's recovery funds unless Labor joins a European car and steel pool. Separately Senator Reed probes Senate support to override administration opposition to tapping 5 billion dollars of Marshall Plan recovery funds for western Europe rearmament. A draft amendment to the ECA act outlines the approach before the Appropriations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Europe
Edge
R-Mass
Britain
Economic Coopration Administration
ECA
Senate Approchations Committee
Decree Grants Ruby Wilson Custody in Equity Court
A decree signed in Equity Court awards Mrs. Ruby Wilson custody of a child from Franklin Wilson near Iddletown. Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. represents the plaintiff, with Walter E. Sinn listed as attorney for the defendant on unpaid costs and payments ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Ruby Wilson
Franklin Wilson
Neariddletown
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Walter E. Sinn
Carroll Countian Killed by Train in Union Bridge
Roy A. Louis Diehl 35 was killed Tuesday night when struck by a freight train along the Western Maryland tracks near his Union Bridge home. The incident left injuries severe with skull fractures and legs amputated. Diehl, born March 12, 1915 in Pennsylvania, is survived by his wife Lillian and son Richard. employed as a carpenter at Lehigh Cement. Funeral services and burial plans are announced with arrangements by D. D. Hartzler and Sons.
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Roy Austin Louis Diehl
Maryland
Union Bridge
James T. Marsh
Carroll County
Poteet and Stallings
Marsh
Diehl
Pennsylvania
Margie Diehl
Taneytown
Mervin
Lillian A. Diehl
Richard
Lehigh Cement Company
Lutheran Church
Moose Lodge
Frederick
St. James Lutheran Church
Reese Poffenbarger
Mt. View Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and
Mail box blown up by firecracker on rural road
A Bal lenger Creek road rural mail box was blown to pieces Tuesday evening, injuring no one. Deputies say several youths placed the firecracker. The box, on Lamar O Hara's property, had been damaged before. Fireworks laws and postal rules warn against tampering with mail equipment.
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Ballenger Creek
George F. Crouse
Austin Murray
Lamar O'Hara
Ballenger Road
O'Hara
Maryland
Summer to Begin Today With Humid Welcome
Summer, starting today at 77 p.m. daylight time, is forecast with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures near last night’s low of 66, with warm conditions and chances of showers tomorrow and Friday. June rainfall totaled 3.04 inches, with .40 inch yesterday. total for the month is 4.30 inches.
Bank Auditors Ladies Night in Braddock Heights
About 150 attendees from 23 banks across Frederick Carroll and Washington counties gather for the Blue Ridge Conference event at Vindobona Braddock Heights. Frederick Savings president Gerald G. Remsberg will preside with dinner at 6 30 p m and H David Hagan providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
H. David Hagan
Frederick
Carroll
Washington Counties
Gerald G. Remsberg
Frederick Savings Institution
Fight Traffic Charges Pile Up Within Hour
Pittsburgh on June 21 reports Sam Lipera aged 23 was arrested within one hour for driving without a license DUI on a one-way street failing to heed a police officer narrowly missing him twice hitting a truck running a red light and spilling gasoline on the street. Cambridge store fire leaves four upstairs residents safe with the lower building and stock a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sam Lipera
Cambridge
Endorsement Of Policies Is Sought
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia June 21 Democratic drive for endorsement of State Department policies faced stiff Republican opposition in the closing Governors conference session. Governor Lane urged confidence the department is free of Communist taint and guiding American foreign policy correctly. Republican governors Carlson Pull resisted taking sides amid McCarthy charges. Acheson defended the department in public and private sessions, earning mixed Republican praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
State Department
William Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Conference Resolutions Committee
Frank Carlson
Kansas
James H. Pull
Pennsylvania
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
State Acheson
Acheson
Earl Warren
California
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Few Changes To Be Made In Offices
Speculation over the green bag of appointments to be presented by Mayor Munshower to the Board of Aldermen today points to few immediate changes. The city attorney post is likely to be filled tonight with A Austin James among top candidates, as he has served under previous Republican administrations. Officials expect the bag of appointments to be approved without issue, with routine committee lists and normal business on the agenda. The administration may address the Turner equity suit against the city and consider the move to extend Carroll Parkway through Frederick High School grounds, with a referendum pending in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Munshower
Austin James
Munshower
Hugh V. Giltinger
James
Emmett R. Bowlus
Board of Aldermen
R. Patrick Turner
Turner
Equity Court
Carroll Parkway
Frederick High School
Grand Juries in Subversion Probes Explained by Marlow
In Washington June 21, James Marlow explains how a special federal grand jury operates in investigations of subversive activities. He compares it with the FBI, notes witnesses may be called by the jury, and outlines when a person can refuse to answer questions without jail risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
New York
U.S
Us&s
FBI
Grand
Plane crashes into street near Newark airport beacon
A fogbound C-46 cargo plane drifted toward a radio beam and crashed into Port Street near the transmitter building at Newark airport. The aircraft overshot the runway during an instrument approach, missed the beam transmitter by 190 feet, and tore through a fence gate. No injuries were reported. the pilot said about 15 feet of fencing pierced the cabin just five feet from his seat.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Airport
Port Street
Ubing
Purity Of Food Supply To Be Probed
Rep James J Delaney a 49 year old New York attorney is named to head a House investigation into food purity. The probe will examine chemicals pesticides and fertilizers including by products from atomic energy in food production and potential effects on humans and animals. Republicans say findings may prompt changes to the Pure Food and Drug Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James J. Delaney
New York
House
Delaney
Baltimore Presbyterians hear speakers at synod conference
Delegates at the twenty-fifth annual Baltimore Synodical Presbyterian Conference at Hood College studied missionary education and heard Dr Carl C Rasmussen on Applied Christianity. Women delegates heard Dr John C Corbin lecture on extending mission work, and Dr Pillai Kim Choi from Korea spoke to the women’s group this afternoon. Dr Samuel S Rizzo of Princeton Theological Seminary addressed the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore ‘Synod Synodical
The
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Carl C. Rasmussen
Synodical
Brodbeck Chapel
John C. Corbin
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Corbin
Donald G. Miller
Richmond
Robert T. Bridges
Washington
Pillai Kim Choi
Chung Sin School
Korea
Synod
Lloyd G. Ice
Baltimore
Samuel S. Rizzo
Princeton, N. W
Gordon H. Price
Bloomfield
N. J
National Council
Halley B. Taylor
A. Brown Caldwell
Rally Takes Shape In Stock Market Rally Gains Ahead
New York stock market rallies after a week of decline led by radio and television issues. Steels motors and some merchandising shares rose while broader gains were limited. In Crownsville John Fleury Ford escaped the State Hospital for the mentally ill for the fourth time as authorities investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crownsville
John Fleury Ford
Record Peace Park Output Washington Peace Park Output
Agriculture Dept reports near record pork output and larger beef slaughter forecast for next winter. Higher meat supplies likely to push pork prices down from seasonal peak, signaling broader relief for consumers despite ongoing market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Asiatic Issues To Be Discussed With M Arthur
June 21 Tokyo. John Foster Dulles arrived to discuss peace forms and Asiatic problems with General MacArthur while Louis Johnson and Omar Bradley weigh Yokosuka base options. Dulles says the mission seeks whether to proceed with a peace treaty or other arrangements, as Okinawa and Formosa loom as strategic concerns for countering communism.
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Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Japan
MacArthur
U.S
Louis Johnson
Yokosuka
Dulles
State Department
Korea
United States
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Seoul
Dutles
Russia
Red China
Thousands Of Acres Threatened By Floods
Extensive floods across the northwestern United States and western Canada threaten thousands more acres of farm land. Five people have died. In British Columbia soldiers and civilians battled rising Harrison and Fraser rivers near Harrison Mills. About 1,500 acres of low land and 40 homes were evacuated on Lougheed highway. In Idaho the Kootenai river rose with three dikes breached near Bonners Ferry flooding 350 acres plus 300 more acres by seepage.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
British Columbia
Harrison
Fraser
Harrison Mills
Vancouver
B. C
Idaho
Kootenai River
Bonners Ferry
Pocketbook Recovered by Boy From Honest Find
Mrs Prank B Jones of Youngstown thanks a Frederick youth for finding a pocketbook that held glasses and about 24 in cash plus items. Robert E Leather spotted the bag on North Bentz Street near Tiny Tot Playground and brought it to Police Headquarters. The owners described the pocketbook by letter and it was mailed back today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank B. Jones
Youngstown
Frederick
Robert E. Leather
East South Street
North Bentz Street
Francis Scott Key
Bentz Street
Hearings Held On Creagerstown District Assessments
County Commissioners held hearings on new assessments in the Creagerstown district Tuesday. Several taxpayers appeared before the board to review the assessments and discuss their tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Surfacing Of Road May Begin In 51 Surfacing Of Road May Begin In 51
Contractors progress on six projects for the new U S Route 40 expressway with W B E Graham of North Carolina slated to stay through year end. North of Monocacy river grading delays until July for a future Route 15 connection while overpasses near Anselung Glass Works and bakery valleys road advance. Piers near Monocacy river bridge rise with concrete pours planned for the Washington abutment and river area work. Road detours remain around active construction as bids for the Urbana to Stow second section and a Cloverleaf interchange near Urbana are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Neas Spring
Wesc
W. BE. Graham
North Carolina
Monocacy River
Frederick
Anselung
Washington
Graham Company
Mopnicacy
Urbana
Stow
State Crops Still Lagging in Maryland
State crop observers report cool nights delaying progress across Maryland. Rain fell lightly, with 1-2 inches at most stations. temps were 10 degrees below normal early week, then near normal. Field work advanced, small grains ripening, hay harvest good, army worm damage noted, Eastern Shore strawberries nearly finished, snap beans abundant, southern Maryland tobacco planting moving toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
U. S. Weather Bureau
University of Maryland and Extension Service
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
D Alesandro to Fly With President on City Flight
Baltimore reports Mayor Thomas D Alesandro agreed to fly with President Truman to dedicate the new airport. An insurance firm offered a free $50 000 policy covering the flight but the mayor feared for the company’s loss while admitting he hoped for no mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Insurance Company
Thomas D’alesandro
D‘alesandro
Truman
Washington
D'Alexandro
Deed Recorded for Oakwood Drive Lot Sale in Spring Valley
A deed was recorded in the clerk’s office transferring a building lot fronting 60 feet on the west side of Oakwood Drive in the Spring Valley development from R Patrick Turner Inc to Mr and Mrs Floyd G Pressler for around $1500 according to revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Drive
Spring Valley
R. Patrick Turner, Inc
Floyd G. Pressler
Review U S Policy On Formosa in Washington and Tokyo
U S policy toward Formosa is under fresh review in Washington and Tokyo with no current military aid to Chiang Kai-shek. Assistant Secretary Dean Rusk leads Far Eastern studies and consults Republican senators as MacArthur's views at issue shape possible policy reversal and stronger Formosan defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
U. S
Chiang
State Department
Dean Rusk
Acheson
Defense Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of State
Douglas MacArthur
Western Pacific
Rusk
Senate
Far East
Europe
Taft
Bridges
R-Nh
Brewe Mey
R-Me
Millikin
R-Cola
Knowland
R-Calif
Wiley
R-Wis
Johnson
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
China
Congress
Truman
United States
Charges Highly Paid Men Loaf on Job
Salisbury June 21 George P Mahoney charged that Governor Lane has men on the state payroll earning 8000 to 12000 a year who worked only two or three days a week He did not name the men or say how many Mahoney Lane critic and opponent for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination spoke at a rally for the Mahoney for Governor committee About 200 heard the talk Salisbury City Councilman Henry H Hanna presided Emerson C Harrington Cambridge Mayor Julian Tubman Dorchester Delegate Fred Malkus attended on the platform
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Mahoney
State Racing Commission
Wicomico County
Witnesses Listed for Kaas versus Kefauv Estate Trial
Nineteen witnesses named for the Kaas suit and thirteen for the defendant in the 33 640 suit over alleged services. The case, tied to St Anthony's figures, is set for trial in Circuit Court Friday. A parallel $2,600 suit by M Bernette Kaas against the same administrator is also slated for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Kaas
St. Anthony's
Kefauvet
J. Arthur Schaeffer
Schaeffer
M. Bernette Kaas
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Ivil
Narls
Poaid
Carroll Countian
Ballenger
Peace Park
M’arthur
Johnson and Bradley
D’alesandro
Bradley Lee MacArthur
Arice
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