County considers permanent registration in Frederick county
Frederick County officials received a report from the Republican State Central Committee endorsing a permanent registration system. A bill to install the system is being prepared for the General Assembly session, modeled on methods in nearby counties. The registry board would be two members, full time, with salaries around 2400 annually, and registration procedures would follow the new card system already in use locally.
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Republicantate Central Committee
Frederick County
Central Committee
Sevral
Commissioners’ Office
Registry Board
Frederick
Washington County
Three Hurt In Crash On Steiner's Hill
Three people were injured when a 1951 sedan skidded into a 1950 pickup on Steiner's Hill near Hemp's Hill around 11 p.m. Sunday. Damage estimated at $500 per vehicle. John Breckinridge, 30, of Winchester, Va., suffered lacerations. Stanley F. Boyer, 34, of Frederick Route 4, fractured rib. Howard K. Boyer, 65, passenger, lacerations. All treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigation by Trooper J. Whitney pending. Another, minor, collision on Route 240 near Frederick involved Oward Thompson and Miss Cherney, no charges.
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Steiner's Hill
John Breckinridge
Winchester
Hemp’s Hill
Brunswick
Sanday
Stanley F. Boyer
Route 4
Fredrick
Jefferson
Howard K. Boyer
Pasenger
Frederick Mmorial Hospital
Mr. J. Whitney
Oward Thompson
Washington
Hill
Plushy Hotel Rent Was Free in Senate Inquiry
A government official told Senate investigators he accepted entertainment from the Saxony Hotel in Miami Beach after recommending a 1.5 million RFC loan. Hilton W. Robertson, RFC loan examiner, said he, his wife and daughter enjoyed a two day rent free vacation. he paid for meals. The Saxony, led by George D. Sax, is tied to punch board wealth and faced scrutiny over hotel perks.
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Senate
Miami Beach
Fla
Hilton W. Robertson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Robertson
Saxony
George D. Sax
Nursing Care For Casualties From A Bombs Plan
State Health Department and Civil Defense unveil nursing training for atomic bomb casualties. Two three hour sessions, March 12 and 14, at four centers plus Frederick Memorial Hospital, open to all qualified nurses. 209 nurses enrolled. invites issued. enrollment urged by calling the Health Department. Nurses may attend any center if travel is difficult.
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State Health Department
Health Department
Civil Defense
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
Middletown
Amvers
Liberty
Church Hall
Emmitsburg
American Legion
Thurmont
Graceham
Adult Leaders Of 4 H Meet
The annual 4 H adult leaders meeting will be held Wednesday at eight in the Extension Service conference rooms. Invitations went to 75 supervisors of 4 H clubs in Frederick County. Sherard Wilson will speak on keeping 4 H records. Local staff: Henry R. Shoemaker, H. Bradley Jones, Miss Beatrice Fehr, and Miss Evelyn Hutson. Doty Remsburg presides. Mrs. John Stiles is secretary. Leaders split into groups for club problem discussions. The meeting is organized by Staley Hahn, Remsburg, Stiles, John Stiles, Miss Evalene Lenhart, and Miss Masten Long.
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Extension Service
East Church Street
Frederick County
Sherard Wilson
Henry R. Shoemaker
H. Bradley Jones
Beatrice Fehr
Evelyn Hutson
Doty Remsburg
Jefferson
John Stiles
New Market
Staley Hahn
Ceresville
Remsburg
New Charter Extends Time Of Officials In Frederick
Frederick city officials would gain four year terms beginning with the 1954 election under a proposed charter. The current June start would shift to the second Thursday in July, extending the time before taking office to allow fuller consideration of appointments. The City Register would see a salary boost from 2600 to 4500 dollars annually.
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Board of Aldermen
City of
Frederick
Elmer F. Munishower
Expect Action At Key West
Newsmen covering President Truman during a three week stay at Key West naval station anticipate announcements soon. They believe the President is engaged in both work and leisure in Florida sunshine. The 61st Navy courier plane arrives with a mail pouch of documents for presidential attention.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Naval Submarine Station
Florida
Washington
61St Navy
White House
Western nations push for broad agenda at Big Four talks
Paris March 5 western leaders warned that a Big Four Foreign Ministers conference hinges on Russia discussing world issues beyond Germany. Philip Jessup said a limited German focus weakens chances for a high level meeting while the western delegation pressed for talks on armaments, the German question, and an Austrian peace treaty.
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Paris
West
Russia
Germany
U. S
Philip Jessup
Britain
France
United States
Jessup
Ernest Davies
Alexander Parodi
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Truman
Acheson
America
Leath To Hike State Taxes
Annapolis March 5 The Senate Democratic steering committee weighs new taxes as a solution to fund raises for state workers but both parties seek to avoid tax increases. Governor McKeldin reiterates a line of holding the line while officials seek $6 million for cost of living boosts for non teacher state employees. The question of who pays for teachers’ across the board raises remains unsettled.
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Annapolis
Senate
McKelding
Thomas G. PuHen
Department of Education
McKeldin
Baltimore City
Russia Malik Are Denounced
The United States denounces Russia and Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik for breaking off talks on terms for a Japanese peace settlement. State Department charges Moscow sought veto power over the treaty and delaying the peace process while the United States pledges to seek an overall peace for Japan without conceding a veto to any party.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Jacob Malik
State Department
Japan
Maina
Jap Islands
John Foster
Dulles
Habomai Group
Kuvile Chain
Yalta
Far East
Habomai Islands
Kuriles
U.S
Color TV Review Set by Supreme Court
Washington March 5 Supreme Court agreed to review government approval of CBS color television. RCA attacked FCC approval and had its competing system rejected. The court set March 26 for arguments in the dispute.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
FCC
CBS
Whopper Of Blizzard Bears Down On West
A massive upcoming blizzard threatens the northern Midwest with extreme cold and drifting snow. Forecasters say the path is uncertain as a warm air mass may push the cold into Canada, while Montana already endures subzero temps and high winds. By Tuesday, the cold could spread to the Dakotas and beyond.
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Associated Press
Middlewest
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
H. S. Kenny
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Kenny
Great Plains
Montana
Cutbank
Dakotas
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
High Plains
Mayor Boyle Shot Dead After Barroom Battle in Jersey City
Jersey City police say Thomas P. Boyle Jr a top Democratic aide to Mayor John V. Kenny was killed in a political barroom brawl. Eugene Kenny 36 admitted the killing and will face murder charges. The dispute reportedly involved support for a clean government slate allied with former mayor Hague, with possible but indirect ties to a separate AFL headquarters bombing.
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Jersey City
N. J
Thomas P
Buddy) Boyle, Jr
John V. Kenny
Boyle
Eugene Kenny
Michael Cusack
Kenny
Cusack
AFL
Democrats For Clean Government
Frank Hague
Taft pressured to unify GOP on troops to Europe policy
Washington March 5. Some Republican colleagues pressed Senator Taft of Ohio to call the Senate GOP Policy committee together to craft a substitute for the Administration troop resolution. They seek to affirm Congress authority over deploying American divisions to an international army and to limit presidential discretion.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Europe
Senate
GOP
Congress
ULPC Plans March Meetings Amid Price Control Clash
The United Labor Policy Committee announces 700 labor leaders will meet March 20 and 21 to press an M1-out assault on prices. New broadsides widen rift with defense mobilization officials and with Truman's program as ULPC criticizes price controls and mobilization policy. Economic Stabilizer Johnston vows rollbacks where possible while Congress and the defense setup face renewed pressure.
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Washington
United Labor Policy Committee
ULPC
Truman
CIC
Congress
USPC
Charles E. Wilson
Mmn
Aly
CIO
San Cation
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Eric Johnston
Senatar Lodge
Mass
Johnston
Lodge
Stop Sign Infractions and Traffic Fines Before the Court
Magistrate Thomas S. Glass presided in Peoples Court this morning over multiple traffic cases. Jefferson motorist Robert P. Wirts paid $3 and costs for failing to stop at a boulevard sign, while Lee Ernest Carey Jr of Brunswick was fined $10 and costs for operating a motor vehicle without tags. Bruns wick resident Paul J. Teague was found guilty in a non-support case and ordered to pay his wife $15 weekly for two minor children. Urbana resident William A. T. Smith was fined $100 plus $14 weekly support for two children. Other defendants faced various fines for offenses from failing to obey summons to excess speed and improper signals, with arrests by Troopers Whitney, Tucker, and officers including M. J. Whitney and Harry Quinn.
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Thomas S. Glass
Peoples Court
Jefferson
Robert P. Wirts
M. J. Whitney
Lee Ernest Carey, Jr
Brunswick
Harry Quinn
Paul J. Teague
Frederick
William A.T. Smith
Urbana
Geraldine Smith
Baltimore
Full Accord Reached Between Treasury and Fed
Washington reports a two month dispute ended as the Treasury and Federal Reserve Board agreed on a full accord. They will coordinate debt management and monetary policy, with joint actions to be guided by the accord reached Saturday.
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Washington
Treasury and
Federal Reserve Board
Hey
Trial coverage on Oscar Collazo murder case ends phase
Washington reports the government rests its case in Oscar Collazo murder trial tied to the Blair House attack. Judge Goldsborough denies a defense motion for directed verdict. Collazo, an anti-American Puerto Rican nationalist, faced trial for the November assault and potential witness testimony was anticipated as defense evidence began.
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Washington
Governoent
Oscar Collazo
White House
Tranton
T. Alan Goldssborough
Collaza
Blair House
Frederick Chamber Seeks Study of Super Highway Bill
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce asks Senator Ramsburg to delay action on Bill 183 granting land to the State Roads Commission for a Washington to Cumberland superhighway. Directors say they neither favor nor oppose, aiming for public study ahead of Annapolis vote. route would affect many acres in Frederick County and stretch about 185 miles from the capital to Cumberland.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
O. Canal
Washington
Cumberland
Frederik
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
National Capital
Edward C. Hartmann
Annapolis
Czech Envoy Flees To London For Safety
Czechoslovakia’s ambassador Bohuslav G. Kratochvil fled to Britain aboard a liner to seek asylum from the Communist regime. London confirmed his escape and visas for his family, with the ship due Liverpool March 23 after a stop at Port Said. Kratochvil, once ambassador to London, was blamed by Prague for betraying his country amid political purges.
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Bombay
India
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Bohuslav G. Kratochvil
London
Kratochvil
Liverpool
Port Said
Egypt
Vlado Clementis
Clementis
Red
6000 North Korean Reds Routed in Korean Front
Tokyo March 5 United States infantry with heavy artillery support routed an estimated 6000 North Korean Reds from a mountain stronghold in central Korea. Col William Quinn led the attack as Seventh Division and Second Division with French elements pressed from three sides forcing a retreat to a new line northward. Tanks and infantry engaged Reds along the Yongdu to Hoengsong road with no tank losses, while Seventh Division troops advanced to within 500 yards of Changpyong on the central front.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
Clements
William “Buffalo Bill” Quinn
Westwer Trants
Qui
Wangnim
Pangnim--Wonju
U. 3 First Cavalry Division
Yongdu
Hoengsong
U.S. Seventh Division
Changpyong
Early plant of onion sets noted in city and county
Onion sets are being planted in multiple sections as dry sunny spells boost demand at retailers. A wholesale rep says displays have run about three weeks with February planting noted. County Agent Shoe maker cautions ground remains cold and wet, raising questions on timing for early plantings. The market meanwhile tilted down modestly in New York trading.
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Focal
Henry BR. Shoemaker
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