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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1954

Page

9

More State Police Needed, McKeldin Says

Maryland Governor McKeldin urged citizens to press legislators to boost the State Police force, calling it a matter of life and death. He criticized cuts, noting the police budget was trimmed and that only 25 of 50 requested troopers were approved, while stressing 281 officers are now on duty.

Baltimore McKeldin General Assembly Sec UNO Sear Alter Eal Mayland Maryland Elmer F. Munshower State Roads Commission

Amphibious Landing Operation In Pacific

The Navy and Marine Corps staged the largest amphibious landing exercise in the Western Pacific since World War II near Iwo Jima. About 35,000 battle-ready Marines and sailors, 98 warships, 200 aircraft, and 32,000 support personnel participated in Operation Flag Hoists, demonstrating division-scale strike power and precision assaults on western beaches.

Towa Jima Navy Marine Corps Western Pacific U. S Korea Far East 3Rd Marines Iwo Jima China

McKeldin Attacks Immigration Act At UJA Conference

Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin denounced the McCarran Immigration Act as a defeat for religious freedom and democratic equality at the Southeast Regional Conference of the United Jewish Appeal in Atlanta. He urged Americans to fight discrimination and urged stronger support for aiding Jewish rehabilitation in Israel as the UJA set a 119,921,150 goal.

Atlanta Theodore R. McKeldin Maryland McKeldin United Jewish Appeal America Herbert A. Friedman Milwaukee Israel UJA

Deans Attack McCarthyism Across Capitol Pulpits

New York and Washington deans clash over McCarthyism delivering sermons at St John the Divine and Washington Cathedral. They denounce the senator’s methods as evil and accuse the church hierarchy of silence while urging defenders of freedom to stand against tyranny and censorship. The remarks target political power and religious responsibility with calls for leadership changes and stronger public witness.

New York Washington Francis B. Sayre, Jr Washington Episcopal Cathedral St. John the Divine James A. Pike Washington Cathedral Joseph McCarthy Rwis Dean Pike Senate McCarthy Dean Sayre Tinea Miley Monn JMK2 K Wellington Pike Church Robert T. McCracken Dr. McCracken Rverside Baptist Church Ically

Uranium Find Sparks Navajo Hopes of Wealth and Health

Navajo lands yield uranium as a new economic lifeline with a $2.75 million ore plant near Shiprock New Mexico. AEC secrecy masks total last year’s processing, but tribal royalties reached about $470,000 for the year ending June 30, 1953, signaling a potential flood of wealth though health and welfare needs remain dire with tuberculosis infant mortality and limited hospital facilities.

Kenneth 0. Gilmore NEA Washington North America Shiprock Arizona Atomic Energy Commission Pat Navajo Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs House Appropriations Committee

Three Assault Cases Reported By Police Tonight

Three assault and battery cases are booked for hearing in People’s Night Court. Conley W. Brown was jailed on $100 bond after an alleged street fight with a Linden Hills woman near West South and McMurray streets. Carlton C. Makel faced $250 bond after an arrest near North Market Street for assault. Sgt. Sherman Boone arrested Myrtle E. Jackson on assault and battery charges. Officer Carl Bender faced a traffic light violation linked collision. three cars damaged over $500 total. no injuries. Also noted are war refugees and a cork maintenance tip from unrelated notes.

People’s Night Conley W. Brown West Fourteen Street Linden Hills West South McMurray Streets Denver Shook Nathan Dorsey Brown Aflia A Florence Shankle Landen Halls Carlton C. Makel North Market Street Sherman Boone Myrtle E. Jackson Marthe Kanode Joseph William Dorger Airy Carl I. Bender Peter P. Stancooff Frederick Market

Wreckage sighted of missing National Guard plane

Three search planes reported sighting wreckage from the air five miles southeast of Tazewell on rugged mountain terrain. Capt Lyfe M Carter of the Air National Guard in Charleston WV spotted the craft about 100 feet from the mountain top. The missing plane, believed National Guard, disappeared Friday on a flight from Battle Creek Michigan to Charlotte. The pilot was last heard during a routine radio report to Charleston and failed to report at his next point Pulaski Virginia.

Frederick Tazewell Lyfe M Carter Air Natinal Guard Squad Charleston W.V CAF National Guard Battle Creek Mich Charlotte Pulaski

Rochester Eliminates Fort Wayne In Western Division Playoffs

Rochester eliminated Fort Wayne 89 to 7 to raise its playoff record to 2-1 in the Western Division playoffs at Fort Wayne, Ind.

Fort Wayne

Wreckage Located Of Missing Michigan Fighter Plane

In Tazewell Virginia on March 21 the Civil Air Patrol reported locating wreckage of a missing Michigan fighter plane perched near a 4700 foot mountain. The pilot’s identity was unclear though papers in the cockpit bore the name Robert C. Smith. Earlier, the Charlotte Air National Guard had named Lt B Smith of Lansing Michigan, a Michigan Air National Guard member, as the missing pilot. CAP and state police reached the site with mobile radio assistance after a West Virginia Air National Guard plot aid.

Tazewell Civil Air Patrol Michigan Robert C. Smith Air National Guard Charlotte Lt .B. Smith Lansing Mich Michigan Air National

Bread Of Life By Rev A Parnell Bailey

A meditation on neglect and spiritual duty urges care for family church and self to avoid social ills and spiritual decay. The sermon cites neglect as a trigger for illiteracy broken marriages delinquency and criticism within the church, warning that gifts and faith fade without cultivation.

Rev A. Parnell Bailey Sean Geo. Features Corp

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