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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1952

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2

U S limits Russian travel in retaliation over Moscow bans

In Washington on March 12 the United States imposed travel restrictions on Russians in the United States citing Russia’s limits on American travel in Russia. Americans must notify the State Department 48 hours before travel beyond 25 miles of Washington or New York, except prohibited areas, while Russians face fewer limits within the U S. The measure targets diplomatic staff and Tass Amtorg families, with UN Russian dependents covered by a separate treaty.

James Marlow Washington Russia U.S State Department United States Moscow U. S Washington New York Chicago Salt Lake City FBI Tass and Amtorg Tass United Nations

Population surge in Baja California doubles 1940 1950

Population of Mexico's Lower California rose sharply between 1940 and 1950, nearly tripling as migration and development accelerated. The dramatic growth shifted demographics and stretched regional resources.

Mexico Lower California

Frederick guest of honor at Buckeystown dinner

Robert Shank of Frederick was guest of honor at a large dinner Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond in Buckeystown. Shank left Monday for the Armed Forces. Attendees included Mrs. Pauline Shank and daughter Susan, Nancy and Joan Hammond, Russell and De Flores of Knoxville, Charles B. Shank, Shirley and Billy Shank, John L. Ketterman and Sonja, Winfield Burriss, Clifford Ditterman, Roy R. Shank, Harvey Covell, and David Petticord, all of Frederick.

Robert Shank Frederick Charles Hammond Buckeystown Sonja Greencastle Winfield Burriss Clifford Ditterman Roy R. Shank Harvey Covell David Petticord

Woodsboro 4-H Girls host meeting and plan co hosts

Miss Beatrice Fehr and Miss Betsy Levington spoke at the Woodsboro Girls 4-H Club meeting held at Jenny Powell's home. Kay Kline presided and Doris Dorsey led the pledge. It was decided to have a co hostess for each gathering. Kitty Sue Barrick to host March 27. Recreation and refreshments followed.

Woodsboro

Notable birth anniversaries of early American figures

Know America Today lists birthdays of Joseph Francis 1801 inventor of life saving devices, Thomas Read 1822 Civil War poet, Clement Studebaker 1841 wagon maker, Simon Newcomb 1835 astronomer, Adolph S. Ochs 1858 NYT publisher, Jane Delano 1862 Red Cross nurse, plus historical events. Includes 1789 General Post Office establishment and 1799 postal law. notes 1804 John Pickering impeachment and 1859 Henry Hyde office start.

Joseph Francis New York Boston Thomas Buchanan Read Chester Co Clement Studebaker Gettysburg Simon Newcomb U. 58. Naval Observatory Nova Scotia Adolph S. Ochs New York Times Cincinnati Jane A. Delano Red Cross Townsend N. Y General Postoffice Congress John Pickering New Hampshire U. S. Senate Henry B. Hyde New York City

Notable Birthdays and Historical Milestones Listed

A compact record notes past events and notable birthdays. It recalls 1907 foundations and social initiatives, Roosevelt's 1933 fireside chat, 1944 Rome appeal, 1945 New York racial discrimination crime commission, 1949 railroad layoffs, and 1951 Korean front shifts, then lists several prominent birth anniversaries with their origins and ages.

Equitable Life Ansurance Russell Sage Russell Sage Foundation Roosevelt Rome Gov Dewey New York John L. Lewis Korea Edward A. Deeds National Cash Register Co Licking Co Ohio Carlisle H. Humelsine State Department Hagerstown Chauncy G. Suits General Electric Co Schnect

Notable Births and Horoscope Note in Local Editor’s Page

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad founder born in Chicago 81 years ago James L Palmer president of Marshall Field born Wat erboro Maine 53 years ago George W Mason Nash Kelvinator president born Valley City N C 61 years ago Today's Horoscope notes a strong yet conflicted mind with swift thought and decisive action A double birthday surprise Saturday for Candy and Vickie Shelhorse Jr daughters of Mrs Randy Shelhorse Jr with many gifts and a long guest list from the community

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Chicago James L. Palmer Marshall Field Waterboro Maine George W. Mason Nash-Kelvinator Detroit Valley City N. C Candy Vickie Larry Yanos Bobby DeGrange Gwendolynn Wolford Jimmie Lightner Bobby Jane Bradford Glenda Meally Benny Linda Barbara Shethorse Austin Stup Sharon Grove Ronnie Jerry DeGrange F. W. Yanos Marian Wolfford Jack Grove John Shelhorse Elwood DeGrance Ray Talbott Walter DeGrange

Police jail Richard Suthard on assault charge

State Police Tuesday jailed Richard Suthard of Route 1 Mt. Airy on a charge of assault and battery. The arrest was made by Harry W. Pete Clary.

Richard Suthard Mt. Airy Harry W Pete” Clary

Soviets Restricted Ottawa Move Entreaty Notified

The Canadian Government notified Soviet embassy members they may not leave the Ottawa area without informing the Foreign Affairs Department. The action mirrors Soviet limits on Western diplomats in Moscow as retaliation.

Ottawa Foreign Affairs Department Moscow

Don’t Scratch Pimples Says Peterson’s Ointment Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to avoid scratching pimples and itching while promoting Peterson's Ointment for fast relief. It claims the product soothes itchy skin, reduces redness, and heals cracks, offering one application with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Peterson

Alry attack complaint filed after Monday incident

Clary, previously involved in assault cases, appeared as complainant against Suthard, with a warrant sworn by Trooper Kouzou. A Newport News Shipbuilding spokesman noted U S hull damage from the incident aboard the SS United States near the shipyard, as a Panamanian freighter incident and regional upheaval followed.

Mr. Alry Clary Suthard James Kouzee Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co United States

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