Kremlin shakeup continues with Alexandrov dismissal
Premier Bulgari fires Georgi Alexandrov the Soviet minister of culture amid a month of major government changes. Nikolai Mikhailov named successor, a veteran jurist and former Beria associate, while Bulganin’s rise fuels faction realignments. The cutback follows rebukes over publishing failures and past clashes with Stalin.
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Woscow
Nikola Bulgari
Georgi F. Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Kremlin
Moscow
Georgi Malenko
Bulganin
Jth
Nikolai A. Mikhailov
Poland
Sovet
World War TV
Nikita Khruschev
Soviet Communist Party
Mikhailov
Supreme Court
Lavrent Beria
G. M. Fopey
Alesandro
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Pravda
Julius La Rosa Sees Past Biggest Crisis in Career
Julius La Rosa, once fired by Arthur Godfrey, reflects on his rebound in show business. He credits CBS TV stints and Ed Sullivan’s Toast of the Town with fueling a box office surge, estimating earnings above a third of a million dollars while plotting a daily radio segment beginning today. The Times covered his plans, confirming he will adapt Times material for broadcasts.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
Julius la Rosa
Arthur Godfrey
Perry Como
Cbs-Tv
la Rosa
Godfrey
Mat
Ed Sullivan
New York Times
Greene
The
Times
County Children Sweep Safety Poster Contest Win
Frederick County elementary students swept the Safety Poster Contest by the Automobile Club of Maryland with three top prizes and two honorable mentions. Julianne Clark earned first prize and $10, Warren Downey second prize and $5, Preston Ashley third prize and $3, with Ruth Lennon and Patricia Watson receiving honorable mentions. Checks were awarded by Dr Ignatius Bjorlee as the club’s local advisory board met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss legislation and national competition eligibility.
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Frederick County
Automobile Club of Maryland
Frederick
Julianne Clark
Lewis ‘Clark
Emmitsburg
St Euphemia's School
DePaul
Warren E. Downey
Warren Downey
Towson
Maryland School For the Deaf
Preston Ashley
Jean Ashley
Rock Hall
School For the Deaf
Ruth Lennon
Laurence Lennon
Baltimore
Patricia Watson
George M Watson
Neponsit N. Y
Visitation Academy
Leonard E Kolmer
Ignatius Bjorlee
Ic2al Advisory Board
Laney Room
Francis i Scott Key Hotel
Roger H. Willard
Alton Y.bennett
JT. Alexander
Donald B. Rice
andEdward F. Holter
JM. Kolmer
Automobile
Court News and Notices From Local Ledger
Court filings include Ean by Ethel Dew versus Daniel O Dew for support of wife and child. Marriage licenses listed several couples with ages and towns. Property deeds record transfers for multiple individuals. A Cub Scout excursion to the Baltimore and Ohio Museum reports 575 attendees and travel details. A note that Judge John Marshall Harlan will take his Supreme Court seat next Monday after a two week recess with plans for the oath.
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Ean
Ethel Dew
Daniel O. Dew
Robert S. Weaver
Harpers Ferry
Betty C. Breeden
Thurmont
Carl Dorsey
Ethel Savanna Simnts
Mt. Airy
Roy M. Rickards
Dolores L. Deener
Knoxville
Rudolph G. Krause
Joan D. Hock
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Ruth NM. Simmons
Bertram W. Vollmers
George B. Jackson
Edward P. Long
Roy J. Wivell
Reno S. Harp Jr
Roland L. Fraley
Wwe
Sallie Blanche Bible
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Catherine L. Albaugh
MM. Vietona McCauley
Albert D. Flook
Cub Pack
South End
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Washington
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Harlan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Senate
Warren
Court reverses Maryland county road condemnation ruling
The Maryland Court of Appeals overturned a Charles County decision that upheld county commissioners power to condemn land for a road to the Potomac River by sheriff's jury. It held commissioners may not condemn property for road use under the 1884 act and may only appoint examiners and act on their report. Suit by Ward H Barnett Louise K Barnett and Mary M Harrison noted a dispute over 0.16 acre. Judge J Dudley Digges presided.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Charles County
Potomac River
High Court
Club Seeks Support Ahead of General Assembly
A local club announces its interest in influencing policy as lawmakers convene, signaling lobbying activity and plans to present positions on key issues before the General Assembly. The group emphasizes organized outreach to members of the legislature and related committees.
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Yalta
State Department
Don Greene
WSYS
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Cba
Abe
Nbt
Tennessee Erne
Cbs News
Niby
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Cos
Eddie Fisher
Jack Gregson
Abe Treasury
John Steele
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Amy Crosby
Che
Amog
Andy
Che Platterbrains
Fibber
Molly
Ebs
Abe Army Hour
Great Gildersleeve
Thury
Mba
W100—News & Varieties
Alt Neta
Kukia
Ollie
DuMont
John Daly
Abe Morgan Beatty
Dinah Shore
Cbs Cavalcade
Abe Jo Stafford
Alston Berie
Abe Life With
Bether
Bishop Sheen
Millie
Danny Thomas
Circle
Red Skelton
Abe Danger
Aba
Steve Ailen
Nobe
ITV
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
Martinsburg, West Virginia
Rock Hudson
Barbara Rush
EF Morrow
Lightfoot Fh
Virgin West
Aang Robert Taylor
Eleanor Parker
Ne. Advens
Victor McLablen
Russ Tamblyn
Jeff Richards
James Abness
Mickey Rooney
Mike Forney
Ieee
PME
Cel
Am Ees Sarl
Toro
William Holden
Harry Brubaker
Grace Kelly
Nancy Brubaker
Fredric March
Admiral Torrent
Wwilliam Holden
Kelly
Rooney
Technicolor
Robert Strauss
Charles McGraw
William Perlberg
George Seaton
Mark Robgon
Valentine Davies
James A. Michener
Paramount
Opera House
Court News
Gaither RR
Frushour
Rose P Hudoen
Harry Baker
Albert Strube
Harry M. Roderick
Wilbur E. Nusz
Kenneth Allen Bartgis
Roy J. Renner
John M. Mehring
Baltiimore & Ohio
United States
Club
General Assembly
Damascus
Virginia Mayo
Peer Angelt
Jack Palance
Tata
Tomorr
Paris
Elizabeth Taylor
Walter Pidgeon
van Johnson
Donna Reed
Young America
Sparton
Routzahn & Sons
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Jefferson St
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Ambulan
Julie Adams
Universal International
Hollywood
America
Schmedts Ux Seeweges
Eleanor Boy
Cody Eart
Norge No. 1
Norge
Norge Washer & Dryer
South Market St
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