Arlington Armory street changes eyed with Maryland Guard plan
A tentative agreement between the city and the Maryland National Guard covers ramp removal at Bentz Street in front of the Armory, a stair addition, curb relocation westward, street widening of 7 to 8 feet, and a proposed 50 by 120 foot guarded parking area south of the Armory. A drawing and formal board action will follow adoption by the Mayor and Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National Guard
Milton A. Reckord
Adjutant General of
Maryland
Chester B. Simmons
J. A. Cutscil
Donald B. Ries
Henry Falk
Clyde Roney
Allen Quynn
Dorsey Shipley
W. R. Walter
Armory
National Guard
Bentz Street
West Second Street
Rice
Baker Park
Gen. Reckord
Board of Aldermen
October Wreck Case Heard in Peoples Court
Hearing opened in Peoples Court before Substitute Trial Magistrate Edward J. Smith on the October 15 1951 milk truck collision on Route 40 near New Market. George Wiles 43 faced a charge of operating under the influence after Raymond Brown Jr of Mt Airy was injured. Brown testified he drove 45 to 50 mph and Wiles appeared intoxicated. Defense witnesses contended Wiles was sober and suggested alcohol odor came from horseradish and beer earlier that day. Case adjourned to near Thursday. collateral forfeited. additional citations noted for no license possession $25 and failure to obey summons $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
Edward J. Smith
George Wiles
Near New Market
Wiles
Raymond Brown, Jr
Mt. Airy
Seven Sisters Hills
Brown
Frederick
Calvin Wilhide
Thurmont
Charles A. Price
Edwin F. Nikirk
M.D. Partridge
Baltimore
D. A Tucker
Formosan protection likely to continue
Tokyo march 27 U S Secretary of Navy Dan A Kimball indicated the United States Navy will keep protecting Formosa regardless of Korea. Navy spokesmen traveling with Kimball said this reflects the secretarys interpretation of current policy in Washington, marking a shift from President Trumans early Korean war statements tying Formosa defense to the Korea conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Dan A. Kimball
United States Navy
Formosa
Korea
Navy
Kimball
Washington
Truman
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Allied Planes Grounded by Storms in Korea Front
Stormy weather over North Korea grounded Allied war planes early today. On the 15 mile front only light Communist thrusts were reported as Far East Air Forces planes operated. Night raids by Japan-based B-29 Superforts dropped air burst bombs and light bombers attacked Communist targets, knocking out several vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
North Korea
White House Tulips Won’t Bloom In Time
Washington March 27 The White House says it has lost the battle of the tulips with no blooms expected for Queen Juliana of the Netherlands three day April visit. Crews rushed to finish the residence but the orange orange Tulips, a new Dutch variety, have not opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Juliana
Netherlands
Truman
House of Orange
Bridges says he urged quick action in seven million tax case
Senator Styles Bridges testified before House investigators that his interest in a seven million dollar tax case against Baltimore liquor dealer Hyman Klein was to urge quick and fair government action. He claimed no personal stake and said he acted as a concerned congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Styles Bridges
Baltimore
House
Bridges
Congress
Senate
Hyman Harvey Klein
Internal Revenue Bureau
Klein
Grunewald
Maloney
Beth Sholom Names Rabbi to Lead Congregation
Beth Sholom Congregation selected Rabbi Ephraim Kestenbaum of Brooklyn as spiritual leader. His cousin Rabbi Ralph Kestenbaum accepted a position in New York City. Kestenbaum is a Johns Hopkins graduate with post graduate studies at Columbia and NYU, trained at Yeshiva and Talmudical Academy, ordained at Ner Tamid in Baltimore, previously serving in Pocomoke City, and has begun duties at Beth Sholom in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Shelom
Ephraim Kestenbaum
Brooklyn
Ralph Kestenbawm
New York City
Rabio
Kestenbaum
Johns Hopkins University
Columbia University
New York Universi
Yeshiva and Talmudical Academy
Baltimore
Frederick
Pocomoke City
Rabb
Kesenbaum
Beth Sholom
Strike Settled in Newark as Toll Reaches 745 Workers
State Treasurer Wester Margetts announced a settlement ending a strike at the New Jersey Reid Telephone Company, counting 745 workers affected. The action closed a lengthy labor dispute affecting Newark area operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Wester Margetts
New Jersey Reid Telephone Company
Ordinance Hearing Set for April 8 on City Utilities Plan
The Board of Aldermen will meet in special session April 8 at 2 p m to act on an ordinance providing curb and gutter sewer and water construction in city areas. The measure includes abutting property special assessments to fund part of the work and introduces front foot assessments for sanitary sewers water lines and curbs. Public comment is invited. Improvements cover West Twelfth Street Pinewood and Beechwood Drives Montclaire Avenue Willow Avenue Pearl Street and Redwood Avenue with sewer and water installations as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Donald B. Rice
West Twelfth Street
West Twelfth
Spring Valley
Pinewood Drive
Beechwood Drive
Pinewood
Beechwood Drives
Montclaire Avenue
Hoad College Farm
North Street
Hood College Farm
Willow Avenue
C. C. Trout Farm
Pearl Street
Catoctin Park
Redwood Avenue
Hargetts Addition
Catoctin Avenue
Judgment Awarded Against Edythe Smith in Flower Shop Debt Suit
Associate Judge Patrick Schnauf fer in Circuit Court granted a judgment for 644.45 against Mrs. Edythe Smith in the suit brought by Stewart Mutterer Westminster florist for flowers and plants purchased for Edythe's Flower Shop. Her husband Atlee Smith was cleared of liability after licensing records showed the business was in Mrs. Smith's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Schnauffer
Edythe Smith
Atlee Smith
Stewart Mutterer
Westminster Florist
Dutlever
Edythe
Fourth and
Market Streets
Dutterer
Swap Explanations On Prisoner Exchange Swap Explanations On Prisoner Exchange
Korean negotiators at Munsan exchange detailed plans for prisoner swaps amid U N command push for compromise. An Allied spokesman cautioned cautious optimism or pessimism is unwarranted as tensions flare over U N representation of Koreans in verel talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
UCNL
U. N
Nebraska Test Site Opens Tilt in Presidential Race
Republicans push Nebraska primary as a popularity test with Taft backers mobilizing a write-in campaign and Wedemeyer urging Taft while Eisenhower supporters match the push. Kefauver leads Democrats in campaigning as Kerr jokes about gaining ground. Truman hints at Stevenson as administration candidate amid reports of Stevenson's rejection. Maine Republicans meet to pick delegates, leaning toward an unpledged slate amidst Taft Eisenhower tensions.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Robert A. Taft
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Mary Kenney
Lincoln
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
Albert C. Wedemyer
Tennessee
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kefauver
Jack Bell
Milwaukee
Kefanger
Truman
Bell
Washington
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Stevenson
Chicago Daily Sun-Times
Maine
Bangor
Jaycees Hold March Meeting Endorses Hospital Aid Support
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce members reiterated support for Hospital Aid Inc and discussed the national clean up paint up campaign. Frank Monaghan outlined benefits of similar efforts nationwide and praised the Hagerstown Jaycees for national recognition. The group toured the News-Post plant after the meeting at the YMCA and urged members to register for the April 4 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
George Chapline, Jr
Hospital Aid Committee
Jaycees
Sam W. Maples
Commiitee
Walkersville Men Hurt In Accident
Two Walkersville area men were injured when a hearse collided with a vehicle operated by Charles Lenhart of Montona on Route 80 west of Remptown. Charles Baugher, operator, and Glenn M Holland, passenger, received injuries. Baugher discharged after treatment. Holland held for X-ray. About 20 damage. Trooper Tucker reported motor vehicle violations charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerwile
Holland
Tfa Tucker
I Teth Veteries Beriegeretors
Training Crews For Robot Weapons Ships
The Navy has begun training crews for robot weapons warships with the first two ships due around 1944. A Naval Guided Missile Training Unit No 21 was established as officials transfer between commands. The service has long trained technicians for development while expanding to offer guided missile training schools for officers and enlisted personnel.
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Washington
Navy
Fist
Naval
Mount St Marys seeks 2 500 000 building fund
Mount St Marys College plans a 2 500 000 building fund drive starting April 1 to expand facilities including a science hall library and seminary annex. A March 29 30 meeting with lay advisory members, chapter presidents and directors will feature Ralph Keating and Albert Schmidt as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's College
Keating
Schmidt
Olds
US 5S, Steel
Beardsley Rumly
Gunman Kills Three In Home Near Merriman
A shotgun wielding assailant opened fire on a ranch home near Merriman Nebraska killing three. The dead include George Mensinger 28 his wife and neighbor Dee Gardner about 50. A ten month old baby and another neighbor Chiff McDonald about 35 were wounded as police blocked the area and planes searched. Authorities speculated the killer may have had a grudge or personal motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Neb
Here
Nebraska Sandhills
Betsern
George Mensinger
Dee Gardner
Mensingers
Chiff McDonald
Bullet Proof Win Put In White House
The Washington Post reports bullet proof windings are installed at the refurbished White House. The President returns to 16 Pensylvania avenue today from Key West after over three years at Mary Hartse, marking a secure relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Washington Post
Pensylvania Avenue
Key West
Fla
Mary Hartse
Emmitsburg school adds auditorium gym and classrooms
The Emmitsburg High School addition was placed in use this week following a board meeting. The new wing includes an auditorium gymnasium stage kitchen cafeteria dressing rooms showers and one classroom. The old auditorium will be converted into two classrooms making three more rooms overall. The summer closing date was moved up to June 11 due to winter closures.
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Emmitsburg High School
Board of Education
Emmitsburg
Frederick City
East End
Middletown
Maxwell and Knecht
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Fred J. Ward
Middletown E
Ward
Stanley M. Swick
Wilkes College
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Freen
Middletown High School
Eleanor Graybeal
University of Mary Jant
Woodsboro
Philips Delight
Liberty Pta
Lewistown Pta
Strikes Auto Door Boy Slightly Hurt Near Square
A bicyclist Tony Popp of 232 South Market Street was slightly hurt after colliding with an open door on a parked car of Rudolph G. Cavell on North Market near the Square yesterday about 12 10 PM. Popp refused medical attention and no charges were filed. He was traveling south when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
the Square
Charles F. Bell
Tony Popp
South Market Street
Rudolph G. Cavell
East Thirteenth Street
Popp
Flaming Braniff DC-4 lands in field near Hugoton
Chief Pilot Jack Stanford steered a burning Braniff Airlines DC-4 with 50 aboard to a wheat field in Hugoton Kansas. The aircraft lost an engine and one wing caught fire but the landing was described as perfect. Only one passenger was injured as 45 passengers and five crew evacuated before the plane burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugoton
Kan
Jack Stanford
Braniff Airlines
Hames
O. R. Stites
Accidents In City Reported
Several collisions in the city caused damage with three listed incidents. Rudolph J. Stevens of Myersville drove a 1940 Chevrolet east on East Third Street and collided with Bernard Thomas Schroyer in a 1937 Chevrolet. Schroyer was charged with failing to drive to the light side. About $200 damage to Stevens and $130 to Schroyer’s car. A separate crash between Ray Judd Clift in a 1935 Chrysler from Pennsylvania Avenue and John Wills in a 1941 Buick from East Seventh Street at Carter and Patrick streets caused over $50 damage to Wills and minor damage to Clift. No charges. A third collision at West Second Street and College Avenue involved Clarence E. Smith and John Russell Giles. Giles was charged with failure to yield right of way. Smith’s 1928 Chevrolet sustained about Sint damage and Giles’ Mercury about SIM damage.
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East Third Street
East Street
Rudolph J. Stevens
Route 1
Myersville
Bernard Thomas Schroyer
West Patrick Street
Ralph Potts
Schroyer
Stevens
Chrysler
Ray Judd Clift
Pennsylvania Avenue
Buick
John Wills
East Seventh Street
Carter
Patrick Streets
Clift
Patrick Street
Carter Street
Wills
Ben. Phebus
Clarence 8. Smith
Jefferson
John Russell Giles
Burkitsville
Money And Trade Problems Discussed In Paris Talks
Paris March 27 finance and foreign ministers from 18 nations opened a three day session at OECD headquarters near the Palais de Chaillot to discuss Western Europe money and trade problems amid mounting calmament anoth group of ministers from 16 countries is debating a green pen to spur Europe’s food production. Kansas Easy Winner Seattle March 71 in Kansas rulex the world of collegiste basketball today and big Clyde Lovelietie wears Use crown. The Jayhawks win the NCAA title in convincing faction eact night by downing Stashn's of Brooklyn ACRR on the championship Snele for the 1088 playors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Finance and Freign Munsters
Europe
Emupisiers
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Palas de Chaillot
Kansas
Seattle
Big Clyde Lovelietie
Jayhawks
Eact
Stashn's
Brooklyn
ACRR
Top Level Talk Plans Are Dropped
Washington reports Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson canceled a planned high level parley of officials over the steel strike threat. He met separately with price and wage control executives and offered no announcement on steps to avert a strike. CIO leader Murray blasted the 172 cent wage rise as inflationary while warning employers bear responsibility if a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
Philip Murray
WSB
Office of Defense Mobilization
Pittsburgh
Truman
Florida
Slots Destroyed After Sheriff Petition
An associate judge signed an order directing Sheriff Buhrman to destroy several slot machines confiscated at the Moose lodge. The fraternal group was found guilty and fined a small amount on a gaming charge. The court ordered the return of $94.35 in cash and 18 tokens from the machines to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schoauffer
R. Paul Buhrman
Moose Lodge
Buhrman
Eight Die in Farm House Fire Near Somerset
State police report eight persons burned to death in a Milford farm house blaze eight miles south of Somerset. The fire started in the hen of John Whipkey, a 45 year old coal miner and father of 24 children. One boy escaped by jumping from a window. Number of trapped children not immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Milford
John Whipkey
Rightdoers Not to Be Smeared by Attacks on Misdeeds
Washington report notes U S Civil Service chief Robert Ramspeck urged the press to defend government workers from broad attacks on a few wrongdoers. He called for specific criticism to protect public faith in government and proposed giving medals as quickly as condemning culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Ramspeck
U.S. Civil Service
National Press Club
Ramspeck
Committee To Get Gruenther's Views On Aid Plan
Washington March 1 Gen Alfred M Gruenther top aide to Gen Dwight D Eisenhower appears before a third congressional committee to back the 7.19 billion foreign aid program He has testified before the Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs groups. Chicago March 23 The Chicago Daily News says Eisenhower will resign his European post at any moment according to sources regarded reliable. Washington March 3 The Federal Reserve Board orders a breakup of the Trans America Corporations banking empire in five western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Dovight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Anned Services Committee
Gruenther
Senate Foreign Relations
House
Chicago
Chicago Daily News Ia
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
Bie Banking
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Hite
Rabbi Ephraim Kestenbaum
Saat
Ls Dames
Grove Frederick Prsttmaster
Henry O Morningfar
James Harry Belcher
Grove
Alton Bennett
Evergreen Point
Belcher
Morningstar
Beicher
Charleston
West
Walkersville
New York
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Victor Stall
Green Valley Inn
Frederik
Toe Wate
Mascaret Reberca Stall
Davern
Che
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Fredenck
Wee
Wilson Conducts
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