Cuban President Flees As Batista Forces Gain Control
The Frederick city government approved a general policy to fund new public service installations. The ordinance, passed March 6, imposes charges for water taps and sanitary sewer connections and imposes front foot assessments on abutting property for sewers, water lines, and curb and gutter. Public hearings will define final rates, with City to cover street lighting and storm sewers through citywide taxes.
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Batista
City of
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
Saan Fl
Rice
Spring Valley
Toll Gate Manor
Biggs Avenue
Planning Commission
City Hall
City
Treasury chief proposes top advisory group on money policy
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told a Senate House subcommittee hearings will map a top level panel headed by Rep. Patman to advise the Truman administration on money problems. The group aims to shape policy and grant powers, amid conflicts with the Federal Reserve Board over government securities lending, rates, and financing the 1952 defense program.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Treasury
The
Baltimore Dems Bolt for Mahoney Against Sasscer
A Sixth District Baltimore Democrats meeting announced support for George P. Mahoney over Lansdale L. Sasscer for U.S. Senate. The revolt cites Sasscer’s record, with signatories declaring him a discredited politician and pledging backing for Mahoney as the strongest Democratic candidate.
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Baltimore
Democrats
George P. Mahoney
Lans Idale G. Sasscer
Associated Sixth District
Democratic Club
Senate
George Della
Josephn. Wyatt
Rep. Lasseer
Julian B. Carrick
Sasscer
House of Delegates
United States
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Democratic State Central Committee
Lasseer
Mahoney
Local Draft Boards Send 14 to Service Induction
Fourteen men registered with Selective Service Boards 45 and 46 left Frederick for induction into the armed services. Some also traveled to Baltimore for pre induction examinations at the main Army Recruiting office. Inducted from Board 45 include Robert J K Shank Edward C Carey Clair E Ebersole Jr Lawrence A Hemp Robert C Fry John R Hussong William T Watkins. Inducted from Board 46 include John E Warrenfeltz Leslie H Fellows Russell E O'Brien Jr Earl W Hawkins Arthur Renner Amos W Smith Lenwood J Tenly.
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Selective Service
Frederick
Armed Services
Baltimore
Army
Robert J K. Shank
Taney Apartments
Edward C. Carey
South Market Street
Clair E. Ebersole, Jr
D Street
Brunswick
Lawrence A
Allies Won't Be Intimidated by Red Terms in Armistice Talks
MUNSAN Korea March 10 Allied negotiators warned Communists that threats will not force the WU WN command to accept Red terms for a Korean armistice. Rear Adm Libby said the UN delegation would not sit and listen to unfounded accusations and noted the talks remain deadlocked after nine months. A separate group of truce negotiators agreed to reconvene Tuesday after a six minute session, the longest yet.
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Munsan
Korea
WU. WN
Adm
R. F. Libby
U. N
Libby
Reds
Birthday observance marks Girl Scouts 40th anniversary
More than 200 Brownies Scouts and adult members of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts attended 11 o clock worship at Evangelical Reformed Church as the local week long birthday observance began. Rev Paul L Althouse urged study diligence and work with hands. A flag ceremony and Scout oath followed. Birthday Fair at the State Armory next Saturday evening will close the celebration.
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Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Evangelical Reformed Church
Maryland State School For the Deaf
State Armory
Estate of late Sheriff Gua Anders probated by court
The Orphans Court probated the estate of the late Gua Anders sheriff of the county this morning. His widow Mrs Virginia Burke Anders Watup is named executrix. Estimated value around 4000 dollars. Witnesses were Raymond A. Jnveh Sr. and Alonis K. Tatney. The will dated February 14 names property including several dharma and other assets.
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Gua Anders
Canty
Orphans Court
Virginia Burke Andere Watup
Ander
Woll
Raymond A. Jnveh. Sr
Alonis K. Tatney
Suspicious of United Tanker Corp Ties to Chinese Red Group
Washington report details a 1950 memorandum by Col. Arthur G. Sycan asserting a good reason to believe United Tanker Corp was controlled by a Chinese group sympathetic with Soviet motives. The tanker firm, with attorney Newbold Morris, shipped oil to Chinese Reds until shortly before the Korean War outbreak.
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Washington
United Tanker Corp
Newbold Morris
Arthur G. Sycan
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
Senate
Sycan
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Senate Group
United
Seven Red Jets Shot Down In Air Battle
Seoul March 10 The U S Fifth Air Force said seven Communist jet fighters were shot down in Korea as they tried to break through Sabre protection of U N fighter bombers. Three more MiGs were damaged in the clash near Sunchon with ground action scattered along the front.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
U. N
Sunchon
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S. 40Th
California National Guard
Kamsong
Japan
U.S
Eighth Army
U. S
Oklahoma National Guard
State Amvets To Meet Here For Maryland Convention
Frederick Post No 2 announces the Maryland State Amvets convention will be hosted next summer. The three day gathering is set for July 18 19 and 26 with Dr James Marrone as general chairman. Commander John State presided at the Thursday meeting and Vernon Cassel State Commander attended the Washington TDs meeting.
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Frederick
Amvets
Maryland
James Marrone
John State
Washington
Actin
Vernon Cassel
Rollte
Not Guilty In Sunday Movie Case
A Frederick County jury found Albert C. Detweiler not guilty of violating Maryland blue laws by showing a Sunday film at the Braddock Drive-In. The verdict, delivered at noon, followed a rapid deliberation in which the court noted changes in the law and customs since 1723. Detweiler faced a 85 fine from Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. and was defended by Edwin F. Nikirk as State’s Attorney Charles A. Price argued the case in Criminal Court.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Albert C. Detweiler
Braddock Drive-In
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Detweiler
Charles A. Price
Edwin F. Nikirk
Patrick Sehnauffer
Price
Frederick City
Nikirk
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Mountain
Gilly
Wall
Detwerler
Harry C Bondurant
George Crone
Krantz
Teres Man
Darah Ro Young
Haney M Lare
Maxaha
Ralph Co
Hohrer
Cyrus Gambrit
Clarence WW
Cline Marehall
Grose
George F Stunkle
Robert J. Dashce
Emory S. Catshall
Jammer
Pear
Truman In New Revolt Led York Saturday Speech Plan
President Truman interrupting a Florida vacation will fly to Washington then to New York for a 2:30 p.m. address before the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at the Waldorf Astoria. The event will involve about 3,000 scholastic editors from school papers nationwide.
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Truman
New Revolt
York
Key West
Fla
Washington
New York City
Joseph Kort
New York
Florida
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Waldorf Astoria
Short
Russia Main Supply Source For China Reds
A hitherto secret Ridgway HQ report states Soviet furnished materiel is the main source of supply for Chinese Communist forces in Korea. It notes most North Korean and Chinese units use Russian made equipment including the MiG-15 jet interceptor and lists captured weapons turned over by the Soviets.
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Tokyo
Russia
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korean Army
NKA
Chinese Communist Forces
CCF
Associated Press
Red
Manchuria
U. N
Supreme Court upholds lawyers in New York trial
Washington reports the Supreme Court today upheld contempt sentences against lawyers who defended the 11 top Communist leaders in a stormy New York trial. The court also ruled 6 to 2 that aliens who were once members of the Communist party may be deported, and imposed travel limits on Soviet officials and their families from Washington and New York City.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
New York
Supreme Court
Communist Party
United States
New York City
Countians Return From Far East With Navy Transports
Reported arrival of U S Navy transports Phoenix and Land with 3568 troops, including named corporals and Marines from Maryland and North Carolina. Fragmented text notes wartime tests at Marshall Island proving grounds and atomic bomb context, plus scattered addresses and names.
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Seattle
Marine Phoenix
Marine Land
Maryland
Baltimere
Chasles
Stise Frederick
Roivest
Gallahan
Thomas W. Daenenn
Glenn W Kayilinan
Frederick Pie
James R. Shane
Marshall Idande
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Baltimore Group
Saltonstall Towson
Leveret
Saltonstall
R-Mass
United Nations Association of Maryland
Defense Ministry
TOKYQ
Shigeru Yoshida
Diet
Defense
City of Frederick
Mayer and
State Amvets
Pointe On
Braddock Drive-In Theater
Relly
Battor
Maresh I
Ian
Carl BR Steiner
Damien
Dayton
Vandalia
Pino
Havana
Rio Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Prio
Camp Columbia
Carlos Pino Socarras
Fulgencio Batista
Piio
Rafael Salas
Salas
Carlos Prig Secarras
Columbia
Presidentia Palace
Newspaore
Drchive
China
Ridgway
Bulletins
Far East
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