Endowment Gift of 100000 to Hood College Announced
Mr and Mrs Samuel H Rosenstock of Frederick announce a 100000 irrevocable trust gift to Hood College named the Samuel H Rosenstock and Henrietta Kaufman Rosenstock Hood Endowment Fund. The corpus will be added to the college endowment after life interests end. Donors prefer the gift not be counted in the Hood Forward Program. Endowment corpus and interest become available on termination of life interests.
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Hood College
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick
Hood Forward Proram
Frank Scott Key
Andrew G. Truxal
Heod Orward
Rosenstock
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Hood Forward Orkers
Frederick Countyood Club
Charles Lanner
Lumnae
W. Jarboe Stove
Irving M. Landaue
Theron D. Green
Mary Grace Elfenstein
Floyd Fressler
Donald Sullivan
Sam W. Maples
Lanner
E. Cline
Charles . Heck
Lincoln Engelbrecht
William Powell
Paul L. Willard
Hood Club
Allen G. Quynn
Citizens
Charles Price
Over Willard
Alvin Quinn
Herman Weener
E. B. Parkinson
Melville Stockwell
Dwin H. Sponseller
George B. Delaplaine
Parents Group
A. R
United States to Maintain Foreign Aid at High Level Says Marshall
Secretary Marshall testified to the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States must keep multi year spending on foreign aid at a high level for at least three more years. He outlined an $8.0 billion aid program for the coming year, with $6.3 billion in military aid largely for Western Europe, and predicted no immediate reduction in foreign needs.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
U.S
Night Parking Of Autos Faces City Crusade
City officials consider overnight street parking curbs as alarms rise over blocked street sweeping and garbage collection. Affected streets include East Third, South and West South, with 294 cars found parked at 2 30 a m. Mayor Rice promises warnings before any action.
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Board of Aldermen
Harry Wiles
George Davis
Fred Straley
Wiles
Davis
East Third Street
Seventh
Bentz
Donald B. Rice
Government Won't Delay Newsprint Price Increase
Washington reporters say Canadian authorities refuse to suspend a $10 per ton newsprint price rise, with Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle stating the decision last night.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast Weekend Warmer Start Sunday
A five day outlook for Maryland and Delaware shows fair and cooler conditions over the weekend with a warming trend beginning Sunday afternoon. Showers or thunderstorms are likely Tuesday or Wednesday as temperatures average near or slightly below normal for the period.
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Maryland
Delaware
WillSpeed County postal routes accelerate Baltimore to Frederick and Hagerstown
New star routes from Baltimore to Frederick and from this city to Hagerstown start Monday. Postmaster James A Grove says mail for Frederick district will arrive in time to connect with county star routes. The Frederick-Hagerstown route, operated by Ralph and Ella Rohrer, will have morning and afternoon trips with timetabled stops through Braddock Heights Middletown Myersville Mapleville Boonsboro and Funkstown reaching Hagerstown by 9 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. returns. First class mail for Baltimore and nearby areas will ride the 8:05 p.m. route while other first class mail goes via Brunswick.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
James A. Grove
Buckeystown
Lime Kill
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Thurmont
Tramsville
New Market
Baltimore Star
Mt. Airy
Woodbine
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
Mapleville
Boonsboro
Funkstown
Frederick-Hagerstown
Philadelphia
New York
East
Brunswick
Draft reclassification eyed for Maryland men
Maryland to review deferred statuses under a new draft bill signed by the president. About 3 3 A dependents and 4 F cases totaling roughly 5 000 in the state will be reassessed, with 3 A reclassifications not automatic and hardship cases given special consideration. Officials expect months before state notices are issued.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Congress
Henry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Truman
Stanford
Stanwood
South Korea Opposes Cease Fire at No 38 Parallel
South Korea's unicameral legislature votes unanimously to oppose a cease fire on the 38th Parallel. Conditions to approve include disarmament of Communists, withdrawal of Chinese forces north of Yalu and Tumen rivers, complete unification under the Republic of Korea, and permanent national security assurances.
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South Korea
Pusan
Korea
Yalu
Tumen Rivars
North Korea
Manchuria
of Korea
Republic of Korea
No Rollbacks In New Bill
Washington, June 29 A Senate bill would extend price wage and rent controls eight months while largely banning new price rollbacks. It passed 71 to 10 and faces a House move to extend current controls 31 days with July rollbacks barred. The currant law expires tonight. Agencies weigh stop gap extension or lapse of controls.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
House
Czechs To Free Two Jet Pilots
Washington reports the Czech Foreign Office promised to release two Western pilots Lt. Luther G. Roland and Lt. Bjoern Johansen and the U S jet planes after protests over their emergency landings near Prague on June 8. The timing of the release was not stated.
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Washington
State Department
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Prague
Eliis O. Briggs
Briggs
Germany
Luther G, Roland
Hummelstown
Bjoern Johansen
U. S. Air Forces
Local Plants To Close For Vacations
Frederick workers take week long and some two week holidays through July 16. Banks and post office operate on holiday schedules with limited services. Fireworks sparse but city observances include a Baker Park band concert and safe and sane events at Staley Park. Major displays planned in Walkersville and Brunswick with athletic events and movies.
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Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Everedy Company
Price Electric Corporation
Frederick Tailoring Company
Muse Tailoring Company
Muse
Baker Park
Walkersville
Brunswick
Damascus
Scheerstadium
United Nations Dinner for Malik Ends June Presidency
US delegates and guests at the Waldorf Astoria toasted Jacob Malik after his June presidency of the Security Council. No discussion of Korean cease fire moves occurred as Malik appeared tired yet sociable during a social dinner.
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United Nations
Jpi
United Nations Security Council
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Council
Tost
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Britain
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Ernest Gross
United States
Flying Blood Lift Demonstration Sets Sunday Event
Washington conducts Operation Bloodlift to show air delivery of whole blood and plasma in a disaster. Civil Air Patrol and civilian pilots meet at Hybla Valley Airport to fly in five craft at three minute intervals toward Frederick. Red Cross units coordinate ground support and transport with about 85 planes expected to land around noon.
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Washington
Civil Air Patrol
Hybla Valley
Alexandria
Frederick
American Red Cross
Red Cross Io
Red troops know of Malik truce proposal in Korea
A captured Communist political officer says North Korean troops in the line are aware of Jacob Malik's ceasefire proposals. Red officers reportedly blame the UN for continuing the war as Malik’s broadcast plans leak down to the frontline trenches.
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Eastern Front
Korea
Red
Jacob Malik
United Nations
Hagerstown Man Pays $100 Fine In Court
A Hagerstown motorist Mitchell L. Lum of Route 1 was convicted for drunken driving by Mag istrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr in Peoples Court. Lum paid a fine plus costs.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Tis
Mitchell L. Lum
Route 1
Lum
James WH. Roucee, Jr
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
An Qhio
Cease Fire Talk Grows as Korean Front Fluctuates
June 29 dispatch reports reduced fighting on the Korean front amid cease fire discussions. Small hill battles near Youchon persisted as air action and patrol activity continued. U.N. patrols faced heavy fire while Gen Ridgway prepared cease fire negotiations with the State Department confirming authorized talks.
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Youchon
United Nations
Iron Triangle
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Eighth Army
U.N. Muse
Neither Force Able To Make Invasion Stick
In June 2004 Adm Sherman said neither Red China nor Nationalists could launch a Formosa Straits invasion now. The U S Seventh Fleet protects Formosa from any Communist assault as He noted both sides lack the ability to make an invasion stick.
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Fortress I Sherman
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Formosa
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Formosa Straits
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Sheunan
Evgeny Egorov
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Far East Command
Sherman
Pilots Ordered Back to Work by Union
United Airlines pilots on strike since June 1% were ordered back to work today by their union. The union announced the order at LaGuardia.
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New York
United Airlines
LaGuardia
Marshall May Retire In Fall
Washington reports speculate that General George C. Marshall may seek retirement as Secretary of Defense this fall. The note cites his 1940 appointment and renewed retirement talk amid a Truman administration reshuffle including Dan A. Kimball becoming Secretary of Defense and Francis P. Matthews moving to Ireland.
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Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Matthews
Ireland
Truman
Marshall
Louis Johnson
Defense
State Department
Leesburg
Van Fleet Narrowly Escapes Plane Accident in Korea
U S Eighth Army reports Lt Gen James Van Fleet escaped injury after a Navy helicopter he rode on was buffeted by a wind gust while landing on the cruiser Los Angeles off the Korean coast. The craft toppled but no one was hurt. Rear Adm Arleigh Burke and the pilot emerged unscathed.
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Korea
James van Fleet
Eighth Army
Navy
Los Angeles
van Fleet
Arleigh
Burke
Ships collide off Oregon coast in fog
Seattle reports an oil tank vessel bound from California and a Greek freighter collided in heavy fog off the Oregon coast last night. Coast Guard says both survived with no serious damage. Navy deaths reported in Key West crash. seven sailors killed and two rescued.
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Oregon
Coast Guard
Key West
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