Moose fined $500 in court for slot machine raid
Frederick state court fined Rowney E. Austin James of the Moose $500 after a raid on October 6 found five slot machines in operation. About $94 seized from the devices will be handled per state law. Judge Schnauffer praised mercy and warned enforcement to deter gambling. the sheriff will seize the machines as court exhibits.
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Frederick
James
Oi Lyu
Fudge Lehmaulier
Paul R. Bullman
Schnauler
Brunswick
Rian Wenner
Wenner
Hutts
Price
Lquez
Richard E. Zimmerman
Washington Terminal
Tve
A. F. Ayres
Hullss
March Japan quake disrupts traffic across central region
A strong earthquake in central Japan disrupted traffic and communications and triggered landslides. The temblor was felt over 350 miles from Tokyo and Yokohama to Okayama, affecting large urban areas and transport links.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yokohama
Okayama
Roderick speaks on juvenile delinquency at Braddock Heights meeting
Woman of the Braddock Height Community Association met Thursday at the Rhoderick home to outline the year. Mrs William C Roderick, secretary of the Children's Aid Society, discussed juvenile delinquency, the juvenile court, and the foster home program. Committees announced future events and monthly chairmen for education, social, and Neal families.
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Braddock Height
Taney
North Bentz
GM Neal
Wailham Mortoy
Socia Committee
G. M. Neil
Educational
J. Milton Brunk
Deceny Neal
Neal, Charman
New Jersey set to stage next primaries in presidential race
Newark reports New Jersey moves toward the nation’s next key presidential contest between Eisenhower and Taft. With more than 2.35 million voters, the state could shape the GOP race while Kefauver remains the Democratic option. Campaigns intensify as April 15 primary looms and withdrawal deadlines pass.
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Newark
New Jersey
Eisenhauer
Taft
GOF
Wew
Kefauver Bone
Ewenhower Taft
Harold E Stassen
Kefauver
Ohio
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Charles Edison
Robert C. Hendrickson
Alfred E. Driscoll
Paul Williams
Taft Movement
Driscoll
Democrats
Truman
Fight Article Treaty For Austria Proposed
Washington March 12 United States Britain and France proposed to Russia a short eight article treaty to restore Austria independence The three Western powers submitted the plan to Moscow after long talks on an Austria peace settlement seven of the eight articles have been agreed plus a new article troubling to Moscow would require surrender of Nazi assets and war booty held by Russia The proposal reflects Western efforts to reestablish Austrian sovereignty amid wartime asset claims
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Austria
Moscow
Ustria
Four More Red Jets Reported Knocked Out
Seoul March 12 American Sabre jet pilots shot down four more Red jets today, bringing the three day total to 15 destroyed. The U S Fifth Air Force reported eleven MIG 15s were damaged in the same period. The action occurred during a seven minute battle over north central Korea between 20 F 86 Sabres and 17 Reds.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
North- Mest Korea
Lattimore Probe Advances Amid Testimony On Far East Policy
The Seva 2 committee pushed its inquiry into suspected subversive influence on U S Far East policy with closed sessions featuring Prof John K Fairbank of Harvard. Lattimore remained under examination and was called back for a potential eighth day of questioning while Fairbank may testify at a public hearing Thursday. The panel has previously heard from ex Communist Louis F Budene who claimed Fairbank's party reports described him as Communist, a charge Fairbank denies.
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U. S
Far East
John K.fairbank
Harvard University
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Johns Hopking University
Institute of Pacific Relations
East Fairbank Arustee
American Council of the
IPR
Fairbank
Louis F. Budene
Johns Hopkins
George F. Carter
Carter
Sen
Mc[Carthy Jr-Wis
State Department
Andrew Roth
Navy
McCarthy
Roth
Baltimore
Local Republicans To Engage In Debate On Qualifications
A March 17 debate on Qualifications of Eisenhower and Taft is sponsored by Sharpsburg Republican Club at Sharpsburg Community Hall. Miss Helen Rems burg of the Frederick Republican Women's Club arranged speakers, with Pearl Eader for Taft and Dr Edwin H Sponseller for Eisenhower. Moderated by Charles A Price, the event will feature audience questions. Mrs James A Weamer Sr of Vi Cullen State Hospital near Hagerstown underwent surgery at Washington County Hospital.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Sharpsburg
Republican Club
Frederick
Sharpsburg Club
Helen’ A. Remssburg
Republican Women’s’ Club
Mmi Pearl Eader
Braddock Heights
Western Maryland College
Tait
Edwin H. Sponseller
Hood College
Charles A. Price
Frederick County
Noor
James A Weamrert
Vi Cullen State Hospital
Sabiville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
New Hampshire Campaign Push Ahead Of Primary
A press summary outlines heightened activity as Republicans and Democrats race toward New Hampshire primary voting next Tuesday. Taft pushes Eisenhower, Kefauver and Truman jockey for position, with Eisenhower reiterating non-campaign stance and Truman's future uncertain amid White House speculation.
Truman blocks data for House probe into tax laws
Washington March 7 President Truman barred data to the House subcommittee seeking records from federal agencies. He accused some senators of seeking political patronage and backed Justice Department resistance to prosecutorial data requests. Senate foe George D Ga denounced the move as an effort to shift corruption from the 1952 campaign.
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Washington
Truman
Dragiet
Internal Revenue Bureau
Key West
Fla
Capital Hill
House
Civil Service
George 'D-Ga
Senate
George
Georgids
Wahhington
White House
McGrath
Chelf
D-Ky
Justice Department
Department
Congress
Lord Carlton Defies Lawyer in Court Rematch
In Baltimore on March 17 Lord Carlton a 250 pound pro wrestler and a 122 pound woman he allegedly slugged faced a police court appearance on a criminal assault charge. A $10,000 civil suit follows and a rematch on March 25 is planned as the pair clash for money and bragging rights.
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Lourd T Leste
Carlton
Grant and Greaners
Marina Talrase Channs
Mareh
Lords
Talmage
Lord Carlton
Talmages
Jawser
Hyman Pressman
Ipswich
England
Lawyer Pressman
Charce Pressman
Buy
Cartion
AAUW MLETS Plans Tea Event in Frederick Branch
AAUW board met at Miss Virginia Creed's home to arrange a March 22 tea hosted by the Frederick Branch. Invitations extended to board members, guests, and Hood College seniors, from 3 to 3:30 p.m. at Meyran drawing room. Chairwoman Mrs W OH Reip, with Mrs Richard Parry and Mrs W R Hinshaw, lead arrangements. Mrs Gordon Sheelenhelm of Mt Pleasant entered the Frederich Vemanal biaspnal and underwent surgery Yesterday.
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The
Virginia Creed
Record Street
Diectors
Frederick
Gests
Hood College
Meyran
W OH. Reip
Richard Parry
W R Hinshaw
Gordon Sheelenhelm
Mt Pleasant
Fresierich Vemanal Biaspnal Wedoreav
The Truth About Highways by Rogue W Babson
Babson argues highway funding favors top layers over foundations and claims many road cracks come from weak foundations. He urges broader vehicle regulation, supports bus use, and imagines future gravity defying alloys to cut truck weight and costs.
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Babson
Rogue W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Danuars
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trues
Beime
Gravity Research Foundation
New Boston
New Hampshire
Active Party Worker Sentenced to 28 Months in Prison
Marie Richardson, an active worker in the National Negro Congress, is sentenced by District Judge James Kirkland to 28 months to seven years in prison for lying about Communist Party membership on a government job application and ordered to pay a $2,000 fine. The judge noted possible death-penalty exposure if she aided a foreign government during war time. An attorney claimed the government did not prove she was a Communist and that most testimony showed only local Communist associations.
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Washington
Communist Party
Marie Richardson
National Negro Congress
James Kirkland
Kirkland
Richardson
Negro Congress
Red Cross Refuses Blood From Notre Dame Students
Notre Dame students protested as the Red Cross declined the pledged two thousand five hundred pints saying St Joseph County Chapter lacks equipment and storage. The chapter can handle only about three hundred ninety pints monthly, with a blood mobile used for Korea relief. Telegrams were sent to Defense Secretary Lavett and ARC president Harriman.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Red Cross
St. Joseph County
Korea
Defense
Robert A Lavett
Ronald Harriman
American Red Cross
Yoo St
Upholds Law on Liquor Price War in Maryland Circuit Court
In Baltimore on March 13 Judge Robert France upheld a 1951 Maryland law aimed at dampening liquor price wars. Dundalk Liquor Company challenged the act as illegal price fixing. The ruling states the law promotes temperance and a regulated distribution system and authorizes state control over prices within the industry.
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Robert France
Marland
General Assembly
Anmiong
Dundalk Liquer Compan
France
Incentive Lacking Says Hornsby on Modern Baseball
Rogers Hornsby criticizes today’s MLB players for lacking incentive and drive. He cites improved parks and operations, calls for players to study weaknesses, and recalls his own era’s tougher training. He praises Cobb as an idol while urgingearnest practice and bench-time learning. He notes bonuses and managers may ease effort and highlights his Browns' readiness in 1952.
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Ts Cobb
Brest
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
St. Laws
Cobb
Tyrus Raymond
Hor Yo O
Rockies
Brownies
W.tling
Browns
Campaign Organized in Emmitsburg for Red Cross Drive
Colonel Frailey and Mrs Frailey named chairman and co-chairman to lead a Red Cross fund appeal in Emmitsburg. Local volunteers distributed supplies and literature as solicitors prepare to contact residents. The quota was raised from 275 to 870 for 1982, with several local residents named to assist in the drive.
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Thanvadl Fratley
American Red Cross
Bromitsbore
Frailey
Emmitsburg
Charman Fiaties
George Wo Given
1 Wolfe
Andrew Ro Eyster
Lewis H Stone
Albert W MecCleaf
Rovert Dausnet
Leonora J. Sanders
Georgr Greco
Betty Ann Hardman
Mary Sherwin
George Baker
Thomas C Hays
Rescued by Blind Man Saves Women From Fire
In Tlinton Missouri an early morning blaze destroyed a three story brick building in the business district. A 70 year old blind man named Clete Beilisime guided elderly women from apartments to safety through smoke filled halls. He runs a concession stand at Henry Conny courthouse. The building was destroyed.
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Tlinton
Clete Beilisime
Henry Conny
Finnegan Delayed Action Amid Bribery Claims in Navy Case
Testimony centers on delayed actions by Finnegan and alleged bribery connected to Loneahawnst garment contracts. Federal witnesses describe schemes involving Oceanic companies and a towel firm acting as representatives in claims against the Coast Guard, with charges detailing loan arrangements and improper influence.
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Ley
Sabbea
Uegan Allen
Cpl Tee
Ametuan Little Corporation
Ie OW Tostiierd
Aoeguy
Hety
ONG Team
Towel Corporation
Coast Guard
March of Dimes Campaign Reaches Fundraising Goal
The March of Dimes campaign closed with its goal reached as Freder Counts Chapter of the American Foundation praised radio and newspaper publicity. The chairman noted heavy treasury expenditures but no infantile paralysis cases reported locally last year. the effort supports care for victims and future prevention amid community support and ongoing fundraising.
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Mir
Betitut
Childen
Alton Y. Ben
Vietims
March of Dimes
Bennett
Bac Teg
Pratecyan
Pola
Seamen Recall Bay Ship Crash In Ocean Blame and Fear
A foggy Bay incident left several tankers damaged after a collision at sea. Investigators from the Coast Guard gathered near the dock as crewsdescribe the crash. Witnesses spoke of a sudden explosion and smoke blanketing the harbor, with authorities coordinating rescue and salvage efforts.
Doctor Named in Horse Meat Scandal
A health inspector testified before the grand jury on February 26 about a horse meat scandal. The testimony included references to Gavtay Horrann and the Genser, noting investigations into meat handling and safety practices.
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Gavtay Horrann
Foemry
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