Judge Hendrickson Dies in Portland After Long Illness
John Hunt Hendrickson, a former Multnomah County Circuit Court judge and longtime Portland attorney born in Frederick, died at 63 in Portland after a prolonged illness. A native of Frederick, he studied at Boys' High School Western Maryland College and Harvard Law School and later led Northwestern College of Law in Portland. He served as chancellor of the Oregon Episcopal diocese and was active in civic groups. His memory will be honored by Hendrickson's Store closing all day Friday and funeral services planned at Trinity Church Portland.
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John Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Oregon
Hendrickson
Multnomah County
Judge Hendrickson
Frederick
John D
Louise Hunt Hendrickson
Boys’ High School
Western Maryland College
Harvard University Law School
Winifred Birrell
J. Hunt Hendrickson, Jr
Eugene
Ames B. Hendrickson
R. Ames
Carrol
H. Hendrickson
Trinity Church
Benjamin Dagwell
Tunes In On North Korean Radio Circuit
Allied interpreter for UN forces queries North Korean radio about replacements and food shortages. North Koreans request 150 replacements and artillery support. interpreter replies food to arrive in five days and refuses further aid. Source text notes censor delays and the interpreter’s cautious handling of the conversation.
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Korea
United Nations
Senator Russell reports sentiment against formal MacArthur inquiry report
Senator Russell chairman of the inquiry panel says there is growing sentiment among members against issuing any formal report on the MacArthur firing. He notes slim chances of unanimity and spoke after committee approval of a statement to Russia and Communist nations about readiness to defend against Red aggression.
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Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Georgia
Russia
MacArthur
America
Willi Erl Returns Home A Pacifist From Frederick
Willi Erl a German high school student who visited Frederick in 1950 to learn about American life plans to return to Schweinfurt Bavaria on July 12. The 18 year old says his year in Frederick changed his views to pacifism and support for world government. He praises American education and individual rights while criticising lobbying and campaign contributions. He notes differences in class structure and sports, and thanks Frederick for opportunities and friends.
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Willi Erl
Frederick
America
Schweinfurt
Bavaria
Willi
Germany
Dean Kindley
West Fifth Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church Parsonage
State Department
Church of the Brethren
Hollywood
Wall Street
Wills
Hitler
Frederick High School
75 MPH Winds Uproot Tree on Route 40 at Cooksville
A thunderstorm with 75 mile per hour winds blocked Route 40 in Cooksville for a short time as trees toppled and hail fell. Frederick airport logged gusts, and June rainfall reached 10.61 inches, third wettest in city history, with more storms forecast into today.
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Cooksville
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Lisbon
New Market
Mt. Airy
Potomac Edison Company
LeGore
Johnsville
Poolesville
Ceresville
Israel's Creek
Myersville Home Hit By Lightning No Fire Reported
Damage over 1000 dollars struck the weatherboard semi bungalow of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Michael in Myersville at 4 30 this morning. Lightning demolished the brick chimney and scattered 431 bricks through the second story and yard. Plaster and metal lath were peeled from walls. doors were damaged. The couple survived unhurt. neighbors aided as no fire occurred and insurance covered the home.
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Charles S. Michael
Myersville
Mrs. Michael
Mr. Michael
David A. Shepley
Wayde Grossnickle
Michael
Archbishop Given Term In Prison
Budapest reports Archbishop Jeszef Groesz received 15 years for plotting to overthrow Hungary's Communist government. One co defendant, Ferenc Wecer, a Paulician monk, was sentenced to death after confessing to killing a Russian soldier. Eight others received prison terms eight to 14 years. Pongracz and Hevey were not yet sentenced or separated.
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Budapest
Hungary
Jeszef Groesz
Ferenc Wecer
Mindszenty
Elajos Pongracz
U. S
Legation
Laszlo Hevey
Pongracz
Hevey
Paul Bozsik
Drene Farkas
Vendel Endredy
Cirtz
Gyula Hagyo Kovacs
Senate
Istvan Cserrlar
Iran’s Premier Sends Urgent Plea to Truman Over Oil Row
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh sent an urgent personal message to President Truman seeking support for Iran’s nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. Iran aims to keep oil flowing west amid British resistance, amid fears of mass resignations and possible closure of the oil industry. Tehran protests the British cruiser Mauritius in Iraqi waters as a violation of a friendship treaty.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
United States
Britain
Ianian Oi
White House
Washington
Henry F. Grady
U. S
UU. 5
Dean Acheson
Grady
Bagher Kazemi
Atesh
Iraq
Mauritius
Ebrahim Fazli
Foreign Office
Shaittel Arab
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Mehr E Geisler sold to J Harris tracts totaling about 52.87 acres in Urbana with improvements for around 18500. John J Evier sold to Pearl V Sheets property at 217 West South Street for about 10000. Perry L Trulippe sold to William Kennard Roderick property on Maple Avenue Walkersville for about 6500. R Patrick Turner sold to Garland P Feaga a building lot on West Twelfth Street Spring Valley for about 1500.
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Mehr E. Geisler
J. Frank Harris
Urbana
John J1
Evier
Pearl V. Sheets
West South Street
Perry L. Trulippe
William Kennard Roderick
Maple Avenue
Walkersville
R. Patrick Turner
Garland P. Feaga
West Twelfth Street
Spring Valley
Red Cross Reaffirms Stand Alone Fund Drives
The American Red Cross delegates at the 26th annual convention voted to continue conducting its own fund-raising efforts and avoid campaigning with other agencies. A year-long dispute over joint drives with Detroit Philadelphia and Bristol Tennessee chapters was settled with orders to cease such actions.
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New York
American Red Cross
National Organization
Detroit
Philadelphia
Bristol Tenn Va
Red Attacks Smashed By Artillery In Korea Front
Lt Gen James A Van Fleet reports thundering allied artillery smashed a series of Chinese attacks as he tours the front. He says the Chinese seem to be building for another offensive while UN lines hold. fighting remains sharp at Kumhwa and Kumsong with high morale reported.
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Tokyo
James A. van Fleet
Korea
United Nations
U. N
van Fleet
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kumhwa
Kumsong
Baltimore Phone Workers Return After Brief Strike
Maryland telephone workers in the CIO Communications Workers of America resumed duties after about 1,500 left for two hours to attend a union meeting. No service interruptions occurred as 3,600 involved included installers, linemen, accountants and employes, with roughly 2,300 in Baltimore. Similar meetings were held in several cities, Cumberland planned one for today.
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Baltimore
Maryland
CIO Communications Workers of America
Cumberland
OPS To Check Gasoline Service Stations Statewide
Maryland district OPS will check all gas stations for price regulation compliance posting two price ceiling lists. The review starts Monday July 2 and covers gasoline oil and services like car washing and auto repairs.
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Baltimore
Maryland District Office of Price Stabilization
Hugo R. Hoffman
Hoffman
Truman Seeks About 3.4 Billion More Taxes
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told Senate Finance Committee that the House tax hike of about 7.2 billion should be expanded by roughly 3.41 billion to 10.6 billion. He urged increases mainly in individual income and excise taxes, with stronger capital gains taxation and tightened tax loopholes affecting oil and coal industries and family partnerships.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
House
Congress
Officers of Synod to Be Named at Baltimore Meeting
Baltimore Synod ends its sessions at Hood College with election of officers including a new moderator from New Castle Presbytery and appointments for vice moderator recording and enrollment clerks. Rev A Brown Caldwell remains stated clerk and treasurer. Congressman Walter H. Judd to address the audience in Gambrill gym.
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Baltimore
Congressman Judd
China
Gambrill Gymnasium
West Nottingham Academy
Presbyterian Preparatory Boys
Colora
United States
Benjamin Rush
J. H. Rowland
University of Maryland
Synodical Society
Traubel Sells Browns Stock Urges Others to Sell
New York June 28 Singer Helen Traubel announced she sold her stock in the St. Louis Browns to Bill Veeck and urged all other stockholders to follow.
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New York
Helen Traubel
St. Louis
State Dept Publishes Korea Armistice Proposal
The State Department reported that Russia proposed UN North Korea and Chinese commanders negotiate an armistice limited to military questions. Gromyko spoke in Moscow and urged military officials from the unified and Korean republic commands to meet North Korean and Chinese volunteer forces to discuss ceasefire terms.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Alan G. Kirk
Gromyko
Moscow
Unified Command
Korean Republic
Uits
Malik
Jacob Malik
Kirk
Acheson
Gronko
Korea
Department of State
John D. Hickerson
WarrenOConor debate call and city police action
Gov. Fuller Warren again invited U.S. Senator O Conor to public debate in Miami July 7 to discuss his immunity and accountability. O Conor declined, saying he is occupied with other matters as the Senate crime committee subpoenas Warren for July 9 in Washington. Meanwhile Miami officials may fill police force vacancies tonight to implement a three shift, eight hour day.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Fuller Warren
U. S
O’conor
Washington
Warren
O'Conor
Miami
Bayfront Park
Donald B. Rice
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Red Chinese
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Willi Ertl
Bolt
Groesz
Annapolis
Jean Gregory
Dundalk
Virginia M. Jubit
Taneytown
Barbara Tall
Cambridge
Joan Chambers
Hagerstown
Mary Perrell
Elkton
Janet Beamer
Westminster
House Banking Committee
Mossadegh
High Schol
Evelyn Tt. White’ Studio of the
Red Cross
Elmer
Ray Boone
Mutual Auto Fire Insurance Company
Charles Heary Stanton
West All Saints Street
Boone
Stanton
State Dept
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