Egypt Leader Naguib's Reforms Highlight U S Ties
Middle East leaders discussed U S backed modernization in Egypt to curb communism. Samir Ahmed, Egyptian embassy attache, outlined land reform, expanded franchise, doubled farm wages, and industrialization needs while noting British influence in the canal region and Sudan referendum plans. The talk stressed US western aid and technic ians to strengthen Egypt and regional defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Middle East
Asia
Egypt
Samir Ahmed
Washington
Ahmed
Naguib
Frederick Service
Great Britain
Sudan
Suez Canal
Farouk
Nile Valley
Waguib
Mr. Ahmed
Mix Ahmed
Britain
Russia
England
the Nile
U. N S. Security Council
Ho Patrickering
Brunswick
Fred Davis
Keyser
W. Va
Arthur V. Myers
H. G. Baker
David Harry
Russell Michael
Harold Hooper
Malenkov Is Asked To Show His Sincerity At U N
The United States urged Soviet Prime Minister Georgi M. Malenkov to prove real peace intentions by starting constructive disarmament talks at the United Nations. Ambassador Ernest A. Gross posed two questions on disarmament and Soviet willingness to negotiate, warning of stalemates since 1946 and insisting on verification before any reductions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Georgi M. Malenkov
U. N
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Gross
Washington
Truman
Trygve Lie
Security Council
Vishinsky
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
Malenkov
Supreme Soviet
Georgi N. Zarubin
Russia
Sentence Suspended On Assault Charge At Night Court
Luther Leo Metz of Old Braddock was found guilty of assault but received a suspended one year term in the House of Correction after promising to cooperate and not threaten or use violence. A separate case, Laurence Carroll Frederick, earned 18 months suspended imprisonment for failure to provide maintenance, with a $20 weekly payment for three years to his wife and child. Also reported, Philip Young was confirmed as chairman of the Civil Service Commission and Arthur F Burns as the first member of Eisenhower's Council of Economic Advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
People’s Night Court
Luther
Leo Metz
Old Braddock
House of Correction
Metz
Kll
Charles Weirman
Weirman
Amiabiec
Stavs
Laurence Carroll
Frederick
Ten Months Imposed In Maryland Traffic Violations
Lester K. Stoner Jr of Hagerstown received ten months in jail after six motor vehicle violations. He fled on foot after a five mile pursuit along U S Route 11, swerving to force a state trooper’s car off the road. He also faced charges for reckless driving and speeding, with magistrate Kreykemn bohm calling the conduct the most flagrant before him.
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Hagerstown
Lester K. Stoner Jr
William P. Kreykemnbohm
Stoner
Harry Bowman
Expert to Inspect City Clock Chimes at Baker Park
At a Wednesday Aldermen meeting the city agreed to hire Princeton professor Arthur Bigelow to inspect the Baker Park chimes and advise on replacement options. Willard H. Markey said the current system is makeshift, aging, and may require major upgrades.
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Arthur Bigelow
Princeton University
Carnon
Frederick
Baker Park
Willard H. Markey
Prof. Bigelow
Board of Aldermen
Princeton
Markey
Trinity Chapel
Bigelow
Jerome Offutt
Motier Avenue
Price Electric Corporation
Jefferson Street
West Patrick Street
Luther V. McMurray Valley
Blood Drive At Frederick Draws 77 Donors From Local Groups
The Red Cross blood mobile visited Frederick February 19 and 20 drawing 77 volunteers from eleven churches and many civic groups. Donors included members of American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Civinette Civil Air Patrol and several high schools and businesses.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Frederick
American Legion
Joseph Holdcraft
Charles Mathias, Jr
William H. Miller
Braddock Homemakers
Dorothy Stup
Bronsom Constr. Co
Ernest W. Taverner
Calvary Methodist Church
Anna M
Jossburg
Detrick
William W. Eakins
Church of the Brethren
Harold JT. Summers
Civinette
Ruth Kinsey
Virginia B. Thomas
Civil Air Patrol
Hershel F
Claire Frock
Edith Danner
Ethel Dubel
Velma Louise Eyler
Nelda F. Harbaugh
Margaret Hines
Carrie Wastler
Thomas L. Dunn
Willard M. Horine
Kyle D. Sawyers
Theodore L. Semler
Frederick Iron & Steel
Paul B. Anderson
Frederick County Teachers Association
George Barrick
Francis E. Bowman
Paul E. Fogle
Henri Groenheim
George C. Remsberg
Erma L. Stull
Frederick High School
Dorothy Hoffman
Diane Schnauffer
Catherine M. Tyler
Frederick Produce Co
Milton J. Brunk
Hillside Coal Co
Betts Sherald
Lions Club
Niemann A. Brunk
Vernon BD
Asher
Ward J
Howard Z. Stup
Ralpherd Kaetzel Weedy
Lutheran Church
Wiliam Glen Keilholtz
W. Walter Cutter
Montgomery Ward Co
Evelyn Carroll
Moore
Thurmont
Helen 3. Botker
Cohen Is Given Job At Detrick Camp
Frederick Construction Company secured a 336000 construction contract for a new shop at Camp Detrick. Albert H. Cohen, company president, received written confirmation from the District Engineer's office in Washington after a February 2 government building contract freeze. Verbal notice was given Monday, with bond and start arrangements to follow once details are set.
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Camp Detrick
Frederick Construction Company
Albert H. Cohen
Washington
Chemical Corps
Fredericks
Detrick
Cohen
Women's Auxiliary Opens Office at Frederick Memorial Hospital
The Frederick Memorial Hospital hosts a new office run by the Women's Auxiliary to coordinate volunteer services and assign duties under a supervisor. The Auxiliary, active in ward duty, plans a student nurse skit for the American Legion show next month and continues library cataloging, transportation for field trips, Easter preparations, and projects by Brownie troops and Junior Red Cross workers to brighten patients' holidays.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary
Auxiliary
American Legion
Margaret Molter
Are Daffin
Goodwill Committee
Red Cross
Marty C. Hodgson
Byron White
Jefferson 4 H Club Meets for Sewing Materials Share
Jefferson 4 H Club met Monday at Mrs Richard Smith home with 13 girls answering roll explaining fabrics used in sewing Doris Gordon and Lois Hildebrand demonstrated nylon care Mrs Smith showed fabric uses Next meeting set for April A at Barbara Bakers home In Williamsburg Virginia restoration progress 423 old buildings restored and 6616 structures removed from the area
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Jefferson
Jefferson 4
Richard Smith
Doris Gordon
Lois Hildebrand
Williamsburg, Va
Ladies Night At Frederick Forest Plan Sports Night
Approximately 250 members and guests attended the Ladies Night of Frederick Forest Tall Cedars of Lebanon at Pythian Castle. A Baltimore floor show followed the meeting with H. David Hagan guiding a panel quiz. Grand Tall Cedar G. Horton Peace presided and plans were made for a sports night on April 7 at the State Armory featuring wrestling matches.
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Frederick Forest
Lebanon
Pythian Castle
Baltimore
H. David Hagan
John McFaul
Old Braddock
James Havell
Washington
Lewis Schmidt
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Ceaar G. Horton Peace
Wilbur Seeger
State Armory
Tall Cedars
Blue Lodge Masons
Differences Over Estate Are Settled
A petition filed by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer of the 10th Circuit Court this week dismisses Miss Jeanette E Wakefield of Hagerstown and Mr and Mrs William McGill of Thurmont from a 1952 suit. The parties report a mutual settlement and ask the court to record it and withdraw any reflections on their honesty, with Wakefield alleging loss of over 4000 and undue influence at the Thurmont home. The McGills deny coercion or impropriety, noting Wakefield’s illness and care by relatives. Attorneys were Robert E Clapp Jr for Wakefield and T West Claggett for the McGills.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Jeanette E. Wakefield
Hagerstown
William McP. McGill
Thurmont
Miss Wakefield
McGill
McGills
T . West Claggett
Emmitsburg Holds 60 Day Jail Sentence For Younkins
Magistrate Charles D. Gillelan in Emmitsburg sentences Martin Abner Younkins of Middletown to 60 days in jail after conviction on intoxication and peace disturbance in Frederick's jurisdiction. Younkins sought a venue change and questioned impartiality, with court witnesses cleared as he testified. The sentence follows a history of city ordinance violations and a House of Correction confinement.
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Charles D. Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Martin Abner Younkins
Middletown
Frederick
Younkins
Wilbur F. Sheffield
People’s Night
Gillelan
Alonzo Darner
R. Paul Bubhrman
Darner
William C. Staley
House of Correction
Gamma Globulin To Be Available To State
Maryland will receive gamma globulin to aid polio immunization, with four doses allocated per reported case. The State Health Department will manage allotments starting May 1, targeting exposed children via their pediatrician. One dose immunizes about five weeks. multiple doses may be needed during the June to August polio peak.
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Baltimore
Robert Riley
Office of Defense Mobilization
Maryland
State Health Department
Riley
Dr. Riley
de. Riley
U.S. Demands Quick Soviet Reply Over Kamchatka Air Incident
The United States demanded punishment for a Russian MiG15 attack on an American B50 weather reconnaissance bomber 25 miles off the Kamchatka coast. The skirmish, the first two way clash outside Korea’s war zone, ended with both sides returning fire and the bomber retreating to Alaska.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Kamchatka
Moscow
Air Force
Siberian
Petropavlovsk
Korea
European
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Pentagon
U. S
North Pacific
Armed Services
State Department
Kremlin
Moves To Break Up Illegal Deer Killing
ANNAPOLIS March 18 The General Assembly moved to curb illegal deer killings by organized rings that hunt at night with searchlights and sell venison across states. George Shields of the Game and Inland Fish Commission urged tougher enforcement and new wording to secure convictions. A bill to ban killing a doe in Cecil County under any condition was approved, with two year privilege suspensions for violators. The also approved a measure allowing landowners to kill one deer per year with warden consent if crops are damaged.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
George Shields
The
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Shields
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Commission
Frederick County
Cecil County
Mistrial Declared in DC Unlicensed Practitioner Case
Judge Andrew J. Howard Jr ordered a mistrial in the case of David Aitchison who claimed to be a doctor but practiced medicine in the District of Columbia without a license. Aitchison acted as his own attorney earlier, and was ordered to return April 16 with counsel to continue the defense.
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Washington
Andrew J. Howard Jr
David Aitchison
Columbia
Aitchison
Hanrle
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Spencer H. Cannon
Evin C. Anhalt
Julia McNhalt
Beulaho O. Anderson
Carolyn Arns
Vielen Bell
Gladys Bryant
Margaret Carback
Lila Chichester
Goldie A. Cook
Dorothy Cramer
John W. Droneburg
Leah C. Eccard
Virginia Engle
Frances Virgina Esier
Doitie Falkenstein
Margaret Frabasthur WooPulk
Lena Vo Gurles
Paul FE. Harper
Mra
Thelma Ro Barreon
Vere Nannie Himes
Lucile Howard
Pearl Coffer
Anna May Johnson
James H. Kepler
Guynn N. Kinsey
Leo C. Krantz
Jeanne Bo Levinson
Ivah Luhn
Donald R. Lynch
Julia McAdoon
Hazel McAfee
Thomas Maher
Katherine Miller
Anna Lee Myers
Lester PL Neckle
Margaret L.nicodemus
Viola Rodenck
Charles W. Ross, III
John C. Royer
Louise G. Royer
James Schaffer
L. R. Schoolman
Clarence Eugene Schultz
Carl A. Shaw
Margaret M. Shaw
John W. Starr
Robert M. Stride
Lewis D. Sunday
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Mildred Tucker
Erma Walkinshaw
Merle A. Zeigler
Rachael Zentz
Margaret Zha
Carahev Bu
James A. Grove
American On Co
Marvin G. Mowrey, Jr. Amvers
Harold K. Keller
John C. Staley
aArcticaire, Inc
Janice Stup
Armed Forces Recruiting Office
John L. Martin
Frank R. Nelson
Baptist Church
Amy F. Kreh
Ebnai Smith
Joseph N. Blum
William Wurwitz
Arroll Manor
Estes Motors
Alfred C. Dean
Evangelical Reformed Church
Richard H. Best
John L. Shaw
Everedy Co
Eugene B. Wirts
Frederick Co
Teachers’ Association
Warren R. Evans
Richard C. Randall
Harry Otto Smith
Marvil Lee Jones
Frederick City Homemakers
Gladys Fahrney
Frederick Hospital
Ruth Crawford
En Estes
Pauline Cline
Margaret Hamilton
Jessie P. Lee
Carrie Lipps
Mary Mulhouse
Edith I. Summers
Carole Oswald
Margaret B. Rawson
Betsy Sweeney
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph L. Leichert
Woman's Club
Wilma B. Emmett
Kiwanis
Casper E. Cline
Walter G. Crowther
Corrie V. Douglas
Ormond R. Galvin
Alan W. Long
L. R. Waesche & Sons
William Benjamin
Gilbert 5
Stroup
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Paul G. Smith
Muse Tailoring Coe
Sarah L. Bowings
New Market Grange
Gareth B. Lease
News-Posl
Henry Decker
North Market St. P. T. A
Dorothy Nikick
Q P. Bennett Co
Rose Marie Williar
Peoples Drug Stores
Rosemarie Martin
Postoffice
Roy K. Harris
Potomac Edison Co
Lillian E. Eader
Ronald L. Kayre
Mary Elizabeth Mercer
Joseph S. Stephens
Gladys Sweeney
Price Electric Corp
Helen K. Brachey
Mark R. Fisher
Albert Killingsworth
Pauline Kimmel
Norman Miller
Earl R. Moberly
Annie Mowrey
Hazel Remshure
Violet Rincholt
Bass Dorothy Shepley
Betty Stockman
Janice Summers
Margie Theater
Elizabeth S. Dutrow
Mary J. Heston
Republican Women’s Club
Patricia Warner
Retorl
Girard W. Gallup
William Hardy
Edward C. Hartmann
Sam W. Maples
William D. Morton
Sherwood Bros. Oil Co
Warner Hahn
Richard D. Miller
Sorepuntsts
Carolyn H. Phillyps
Surmont
Charis
B. Hobbs
Thurmont Lions” Club
Allen L. Creager
United Brethren Church
Monrovia
Anna Hoffman
Valley Remster
Mary M. Morgan
Olyro
Dept. Midletown
Lewis S. Burger
Er N. Jolliffe
Max S. Kehne
Marie Lambers
Dorothy K. Lassitter
David H. Lively
Warren L. Mauzey
Nelson R. May
Gilbert Myerly
Virginia L. Ott
Josephine Plaine
Katherine Price
Rachtel M. Quynn
Mildreds. Ramsburg
Roger R. Rice, Jr
LeRoy E. Rodgers
Ruth A. Scheel
Ira R
Beall
Senate
U.S
Soviet
Nwepap
Hachivi
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