Reds Make Charges At Meeting In Panmunjom Talks
MUNSAN Korea March 10 Reds warned the talks could go beyond the Korean question if not stopped. North Korean Maj Gen Lee Sang Cho accused Allies of mistreating prisoners and using hunger strikes while the UN line called the charges fraudulent. The prisoner exchange session ran 33 minutes with both sides planning to meet again tomorrow.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Subcommittee
Lee Sang Cho
Adm
R. E. Libby
United Nations Command
U. N
Lee
Libby
William P. Nuckols
Communists and Allies Conclude Brief Truce Talks Inconclusive
In brief session of extended negotiations Allied and Communist staff officers discuss supervision of a truce for two minutes. United States Col Don O Darrow states Allies’ position clearly. Communist Col Chang Chun Lan says Reds have spoken and have nothing further to add. Major sticking point remains Soviet police role among six neutral nations.
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U. S
Don O. Darrow
Chang Chun-Lan
Soviet Russia
McKeldin Defends Policy Against Miner Union Claims
Governor McKeldin in Baltimore rebutted a charge he acts as a stooge for coal executives. He labeled Western Maryland United Mine Workers chief John Jones a poll parrot for his Washington masters as Jones frames Truman campaign efforts in Maryland. The exchange follows McKeldin's criticism of federal coal safety intervention.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Maryland
United Mine Workers
Washington
John ¥. Jones
Truman
Jones
New York
McKeldin and Jones clash over coal mine safety rules
Governor McKeldin accuses federal control of coal mine safety as centralization push by Mr Truman. Maryland’s Jones defends operators while labeling McKeldin unfit for neglecting state duties and speaking against safety legislation.
Two Die In Crash On New Washington Expressway
Baltimore March 8 Two men were killed and a third critically injured when their car plowed through a barricade on the new Washington expressway south of the city and plunged from an unfinished bridge. Police found the wreck late today but Suspected the crash occurred last night.
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Baltimore
New Washington Expressway
Here
Faces Charges After Car Theft
George Robert Scott of Petersville was arrested in Montgomery County after allegedly stealing a late model car from Estes Motor Company on East Patrick Street. He faces a Rockville trial for drunken driving and speeding, with an unauthorized use of an automobile warrant issued.
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Estes Motor Company
East Patrick Street
George Robert Scott
Petersville
Montgomery County
Scott
Clarksburg
Henderson's Corner
Maryland
Rockville
Douglas Stop
Estes
Stop
Melvin Addison
Stup
Whippoorwill Hollow
Ridgeville
New Market
Monrovia
Car theft suspects captured after chase on Route 240
Police tracked the stolen vehicle trail to Route 240 at Myattstown and pursued the driver, ending near Henderson's Corner in Montgomery County. The left side of the car was damaged and the transmission jammed. Scott was arrested about two hours after taking the car.
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Myattstown
Montgomery County
Henderson's Corner
Stup
Scott
Accident Fatal To Carolina Grid Star
Steve Wadiak former South Carolina halfback and captain died in an auto accident near Aiken South Carolina. The Navy veteran 24 year old from Chicago was hospitalized in Augusta Georgia after the car he rode in overturned five times. Five others were injured none seriously including basketball player George Clauson from South Bend Indiana.
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Columbia
Steve Wadiak
University of South Carolina
Wadiak
Navy
Chicago
University Hospital
Augusta
South Carolina
Aiken
D. C
George Clauson
South Bend
Ind
Southern Star Wadiak Tops 1989 Conference Rushing
Wadiak of the Southern Conference led rushing as a sophomore, earning MVP honors from sports writers. He set a conference single season record with 998 rushing yards, distinguishing himself in 1989.
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Southern
Wadiak
Junge
Hawaii Eliminates Army Recruits From Mainland
Senator Lyndon Johnson announced that no more Army recruits from the mainland will be shipped to Hawaii for basic training. Pace agreed to discontinue the program after a December 17 protest by the Senate Armed Services subcommittee on preparedness, which Johnson chairs.
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Hawaii
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Pace
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee On
Johnson
Recruits Sail From Frederick to Honolulu Amid Costs
The News from Frederick reports a large recruitment wave traveling 2,400 miles to Honolulu labeled wasteful and discriminatory. It notes the return from the Far East to Seattle on March 9, 18-U, with Navy transport Gen. Simon Buckner expected to arrive, and 1,220 military dependents relying on civilians from Tarpoon aboard from Maryland, including Cpl. Daniel L. Mayes of Frederick.
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Far East
Seattle
U. S. Navy
Simon B
Jenie Buckner
Maryland
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Truman Drive
Mer. Jones
Bamner
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Frederick, Md
Carolina Grid
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market
Williamson
North Market St
Ford
Baroten
Ormugre
Ld Everkbie
Motemarel
He Coef
Six Son
Werhead Valves
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Mendey
Mainland
Honolulu
Philco
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll &T
Lincoln Loan Service, In Inc
Mervin J. Wolford
West Patrick St. Frederick
David Bradley
H. P
Harrow
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Packer
Sears. Roebuck and Co
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Red Cross
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