G L Barrick Named Principal At Walkersville School
George L Barrick 30 year old teacher was named principal of Walkersville High, youngest in the county, replacing the late Avery Brown ing. Enrollment stands at 418 as bids for kitchen equipment were opened with three close totals around 11 600 each. Construction on the 530000 project progresses with March 1 1954 as approximate completion. Debates over Negro schools include possible consolidation of Ebenezer and New Market and modernization at New Market and Brunswick facilities.
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George L. Barrick
Walkersville
Barrick
Avery Browning
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Clarence W Barrick
Western Maryland College
Western Maryland
North Frederick
Sheris Company
Food Service Equipment
Washington
W. F. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Finney, Wolcott Associates
Pruitt
L. J. Keller and Sons
A. E. Fisher
Brunswick Lions Club
Horsey’s Sch
Brunswick
Ebenezer
New Market
Leek School
Education Board
Burkittsville
Gordin Shaw
Thurmont
Camp Detrick
Joan B. Marsh
Kentucky
Adele F. Hedges
Lee Smith
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
George C. Rhoderick
Joseph Rhoderick
George J. Martin
Kent C. Nicoderus
Ross Smith
Donald B. Rice
Identify Body As Palmisano
Baltimore officials identified the body pulled from the harbor as former Congressman Vincent L. Palmisa no, a 70 year old Maryland political figure who disappeared January 12 after illness. A close friend noted cuff links shoes and coat found with the body supporting the identification. Police had theorized a self inflicted death by jumping into the harbor.
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Baltimore
Vincent L. Palmisano
Maryland
Pauline Pizza
Palmisano
Palmisano' i
Weinberg Acquitted Of Perjury In Spy Inquiry
Doctor Joseph W. Weinberg was found not guilty of perjury for denying to a congressional committee that he had been a Communist Party member. The jury deliberated over seven hours and returned the verdict after midnight, with Weinberg smiling as he was discharged from his liberty bond.
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Washington
Joseph W. Weinberg
Communist Party
U. S
Alexander Holtzott
Weinberg
House Un-American Activities Committee
Steven Nelson
Russia
Amazed At Accounts Of Illness
London medical authorities expressed amazement at Moscow bulletins on Stalin illness saying they show a chance of recovery despite controversial methods. Western papers split on his fate, some declaring death, others noting detailed reports and possible mild pneumonia. Belgrade cartoon portrays Stalin ghost as Eisenhower retreating. Baltimore dealer Morris Schapiro settles $245,000 in damage suits from a jiatai automobile crash.
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London
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Holland
de Volkskrant
Stockholm
Dagen Nrheter
Baltimore
Morris Schapiito
Laurel Race
No Rift With Taft Ike Says
President Eisenhower said Congress must craft the resolution condemning Soviet enslavement of peoples. He denied a rift with Senate Republican Leader Taft over changes, noting Taft backed amendments on not judging WWII pacts. He also outlined views on Russia, offshore lands, NSA reorganization, and draft length.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Senate
Republican
Taft
Stalin
Federal Security Administration
James A. van Fleet
Prisoner Is Stabbed Dies At Baltimore House Of Correction
Wil lie Garrett a 33 year old inmate serving a burglary and escape sentence was fatally stabbed in a first floor cellblock area as inmates gathered for dinner. Warden Steiner said another inmate was being questioned and the state attorney’s office handled the investigation. The improvised four inch dagger pierced Garrett just below the heart and he died almost instantly.
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Baltimore 2
House of Correction
William F. Steiner
Willie Garrett
Steiner
Anne Arundel County
Garrett
Stocks Hold Steady In Early New York Trading
New York stocks stayed steady in early trading with minimal change after yesterday’s slide. News of Premier Stalin’s illness unsettled markets, triggering a brief sell off around noon as investors reacted to the developing health crisis.
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New York
Stalin
Two acquitted in Baltimore case over Gope smuggling attempt
Two men, both described as Negroes, were acquitted of attempting to smuggle Gope into City Jail after the state failed to prove their actions. In a separate matter, attorneys for William G. Lias offered a settlement of 1.2 million dollars to resolve the government's tax claim, far below a prior offer.
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Baltimore
Iwo
Washington
William G. Lias
Every Chance of Struggle Over Russian Leadership
AP analyst William L. Ryan notes Kremlin division and uncertainty as Stalin’s illness looms. He warns a power struggle could emerge after Stalin’s death, with Deputy Premier Malenkov favored but needing to outdo Stalin’s aura to maintain control. Bloodletting and factional clash risk.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Stalin
Europe
Asia
Africa
Paris
Moscow
Zef Stalin
Kremlin
K. P. S. Menon
Lenin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Trotsky
Bukharin
Kamenev
Zinoviev
Communist Party
Russia
Malenkov
Stalin Joe
Voice of America feud widens as Harris denounces inquiry
Washington reports Reed Harris deputy head of the State Department International Information Administration accuses McCarthy subcommittee of one sided testimony damaging to the cold war effort. McCarthy retorts that more witnesses will be heard and defends probing Voice operations as potentially subversive.
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Washington
McCarthy Subcommittee
Voice of America
Eisenhower
Irom Reed Harris
State Departments International Information Administration
Senate
Mien
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Voice
Harris
De‘signa
Snow Covers Western Maryland Hills Forcing Chains
Fresh snow blankets mountain roads west of Cumberland and near Cumberland with chains required for hill travel. Roads east of Cumberland show wet and snow on mountain tops while other areas are mostly cloudy or clear. Temperatures in the 20s. Weather Bureau says the cold spell will last two to three days.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Snow Flurries With Winds Rule Frederick Weather
Northwest winds at 15 to 20 mph push through Frederick with morning snow flurries and a forecast for continued winds tomorrow. Snow flurries seen after nine, temperatures to dip to 25 to 30 as clouds break. Friday expected similar partly cloudy with highs near 40s.
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Frederick
United Nations Airstrikes Hit North Korea Fronts
U N planes blasted multiple targets across North Korea including a record 1000 mile fighter-bomber strike reaching near Russia's Siberian edge. F 81 Thunderjets based in South Korea attacked Chongjin while Valley Forge carrier aircraft hit hydroelectric plants near Hamhung and zinc and lead mines near Songjin. Missouri continued pounding Wonsan as ground activity remained light.
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Seoul
Valley Forge
Changjin No 1
Hamhung
Oriskany
Songjin
Manchurian
Missouri
Wonsan
No Change In Soviet Policy Seen
State Department officials discounted any early radical shift in Soviet foreign policy after the Kremlin leadership change. They expect policies to remain largely the same in the near term, with a potential long term impact if succession destabilizes Soviet unity and alters relations with China and Eastern Europe.
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Washington
State Department
Kremlin
Stalinma
Stalin
U. S
Far East
Russia
China
Europe
Two Stolen Cars Recovered By City Police
Two stolen vehicles were recovered by City Police on Wednesday. The Mercury sedan owned by Walter T. Dunbar was taken Tuesday evening from 300 South Market Street and found near Mt. Olivet cemetery after 5:30 PM. The Ford station wagon owned by Schmidt Motor Company was found near the Frederick Iron and Steel plant after 7:30 AM, bearing Treland Nursery School marks and containing gloves and 37 pennies.
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Walter T. Dunbar
300
South Market Street
LA Frank Dorsey
B. F. Phebus
Mt. Oijivet
Schmidt Motor Company
Randallstown
Frederick
West Second
North Bentz
Marshall Randolph DeGrange
Harold Living
Stan Torr
Watkins Acres
Price Controls Lifted On Wide Range Of Goods
The government ended price controls on major household appliances bread bakery products autos and laundry services. This marks the fifth phase since President Eisenhower urged an end to price curbs by April 30. Items affected include refrigerators dishwashers ranges washers driers irons freezers baked goods plastics automobiles trucks and parts copper chemicals glycerine cocoa and medicinal devices.
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Hngton
Eisenhower
Polish Pilot Flees Home In Jet Plane
A 25 year old Polish refugee landed a MiG 15 on Bornholm in Denmark after fleeing Moscow control. Danish officials considered asylum for the pilot while authorities cordoned off the jet. A US embassy official called the craft a potential source of Western secrets. Jane's All the World's Aircraft notes a similar MiG 15 was recovered in 1951 and studied but not flown.
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Roenne
Denmark
Bornholm
Legation
Copenhagen
Nexoe
U. S
Jane's
All the World
North Korean
U. S. Air Force
McKeldin Proposes $200 Raise for State Troopers
Annapolis Gov McKeldin proposes a 200 a year pay boost for Maryland State Police with salaries ranging from 2450 for probationary troopers to 58000 for the superintendent. The plan would take effect July 1 and would cost about 67.50 annually per employee, he estimates.
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Annapolis 4
McKeldin
McKeidin
Stalin Is Still Alive Report Says Stalin in Coma after Brain Bleed
London Moscow Radio reported Stalin remains alive but in a coma with grave brain hemorrhage and impaired heart action and breathing. Bulletin from 10 doctors noted deterioration and heavy respiratory deficiency followed by cardiac decline and treatment including leeches and penicillin.
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London
Moscow Radio
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
J. V. Stalin
New York
Stalin
Montreal
Joseph V. Stalin
Communist Party
Pravda
Council
Red Square
Kremlin
Alexei
All Russia
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G. L. Barrick
Internal Revenue Bureau
Toll Gate Manor
Bronson Corporation
Bidwell S. Sherman
Trail Avenue
Dr. Weinberg
Belgrade
Politika Today
Kacas
Ike
Les
U.N
Churchill
United States
Zurich
Switzerland
FF O
Soviet Bloc
Tokyo
India
Manasalu
Himalayas
Noewepapre Aaran
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