Gromyko Leaves Security Council Meeting on Iranian Issue
The Soviet press reports Gromyko exited the Security Council session citing reasons from higher up. Other dispatches note criticism of Premier Shidehara's regime in Japan and attacks on Chinese newspapers, with analysis of oil interests linking Iran and Baku.
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Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
Shidehara
Japan
Syneman Raee
Democratic Council of
South Korea
Tadig
Gromyko
New York
Associated Press
Russia
Iran
Baku
Owo
Izvestra
Tevestia
Gen
Omaha Couple Plans to Give Away Their Children
An Omaha couple filed petitions in Douglas County Court to place their three children Stanley Tommy and Carolyn with adoptive parents. Public Defender Joe Lovely said the couple asked for legal help and planned to leave town on a vacation, citing nervousness and frequent fights as the reason. The parents said they loved the children but could not cope with them.
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Omaha
Joe Lovely
Lovely
John Yunick
Ots
Yunicks
Douglas County
Eugene van Horn
Stanley
Ay Tommy
Carolyn
Russian Secret Police Activity in Canada Raises Espionage Concerns
Ottawa reports the Raval Commission states the Russian secret police had a Canadian operation long before a target date and points to a Moscow linked ring. in Montreal Fred Rose faces bail denial while awaiting trial for alleged official secrets disclosure. Richardson files for re election to Orphans Court after prior defeats and terms.
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Ottawa
Raval Commission
M.R.V
Canada
Montreal
Fred Rose
Russia
Richardson
Pinkney A. Richardson
The
Orphans Court
Board of Election Supervisors
Oppose Giving Out Atomic Energy Secret
Senators Austin and Huffman oppose disclosures of atomic energy information to other nations until iron clad safeguards are in place. Huffman argues no secret should be divulged without equal magnanimity among the United Nations. He urged cancellation of proposed Bikini atoll atomic tests.
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Washington
Austin
R-Vt
Huffman
Ohio
State Department
United Nations Organization
Senate
Bikini Atoll
Emmitsburg High School residents oppose consolidation plan
About 350 district residents at a Friday Emmitsburg High School meeting urged against consolidating with another school and pressed for urgent repairs and better facilities. Alumni leader Frailey to chair a committee to push their views with the Board of Education and County Commissioners.
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Emmitsburg High School
Mitsburg High School
Carson P. Frassey
High School Alumni
Board of Education
Frailey
Board of County Commissioners
Em ‘Mitsburg High School
Dean Reindollar
Ada Sperry
Lemuel C. Hays
Arvin TP. Jones
Schoul
OFA Reverses Itself on Poultry Price Ceilings
The ODA reversed its tentative suspension of poultry price ceilings for 60 days. Price Administrator Paul Porter said ceilings remain in force as prices have risen nationwide since the plan to suspend them was announced.
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OFA
ODA
Paul Port
Porter
Unsettled Fate Looms Over Camp Ritchie Closure
A War Department spokesman told the Associated Press no definite decision has been reached on Camp Ritchie’s closing. Governor O'Conor has proposed returning the post to Maryland, with discussions underway about state jurisdiction and possible use by the National Guard.
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Ritchie
War Department
Associated Press
Washington
O'Conor
Hagerstown
O’conor
Milton A. Reckord
National Guard
Robert H. Riley
State Health Department
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
O'Connor
Camp Ritchie
Opportunity For 4-H Leaders In Frederick County
Four-H leaders and members in Frederick County may gain national recognition by entering the National 4-H movie contest. The top story idea and leading roles win all expense trips to the 25th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. runners-up receive U S Savings Bonds. Entries due April 15.
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Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Chicago
U.S
National
East van Buren Street
Illinois
Scientist for Chief Of Staff Proposed By Socialist Rep
Washington on March 29 a former soldier clerk who spent two and a half years overseas urged that a scientist be named Army chief of staff. William C. Gausmann, Socialist Party representative, told reporters the army caste system over prioritizes officers and suggested Dr. J. R. Oppenheimer would fit the top post. He argued science could win the next war and criticized officers as snobs and tied to black market and alcohol pursuits. He contrasted with Master Sgt. Clarence J. George who favored more pay and better recreation for enlisted men while urging officers to share their experiences with them.
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Washington
William C. Gausmann
Socialist Party
J. R. Oppenheimer
Clarence J. George
Girardville, Pa
District of Columbia
Fire Department
Army
George
Senate Vote Denies Higher Farm Prices Rider
The Senate rejected a higher farm prices amendment to the industrial minimum wage bill by 43 to 31, despite strong support from farm-minded senators and threats of a presidential veto. Senator Russell led the fight, arguing the White House coercion, while the outcome leaves the wage bill fate uncertain as Congress plans to reconvene.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Barkley
la Follette
Russell
D-Ga
White House
D-a
Larceny Charges Nolle Pressed in Middletown Case
Larceny charges against Howard Saunders of Middletown were nolle pressed before Magistrate Edward Smith on Friday night. Ernest Ambush of Adamstown has a case continued to April 12 for reckless driving after failing to appear. Abrecht of West Fourth Street was acquitted of parking without lights and causing an accident. Multiple traffic and drunkenness forfeitures and fines were cited by local and state officers. Baldwin’s gubernatorial bid gains endorsement from Kentas members of the Democratic State Central Committee.
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Howard Saunders
Middletown
Nolle
Edward
Smith
Ernest Augustus
Adamstown
Ernest Abrecht
West Fourth Street
Saunders
Thomas
Wolluse
Haw Bottom
Voituze
Hn Frente 1 Vwatlanny Ons
Hot Market Street
Heller
Abrecht
Sitters’ Hill Road
Preston E. Massburg, Jr
Nort Bentz Street
John H. Dorsey
Herbert Frazier
Edward W. Berry
Lovettsville
W. W. Corbin
Charles €. Cantrell
Pittsburgh
George A. Davis
Oak Ridge
Tenn
First
Sergt
W. KR. May
Prisoners fed on twelve cents a day in Wicomico jail
Salisbury March 29 A state inspection found prisoners at the Wicomico County jail were fed for 12 cents daily while sheriff Leroy H Brewington received 50 cents per inmate daily for food and heat The Board of Correction reported corrupt practices and asked auditing of the sheriff s books The report noted lavish items in the jail icebox and a sparse menu including scrapple bread coffee without milk watery soup one hot dog or egg and bread for meals
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Salisbury
Wicomico County
Leroy H
Brewington
State Board of Correction
Thomas N. Biddison
Board of Correction
Harold E. Donnell
Maryland
Hood buys Bartholows store property from grandmother
William S. Hood, recently discharged at Fort McPherson after 31 months service, has acquired a Bartholows Frederick County store property from his grandmother Mrs. Neva E. Hood. The site, once run by his grandfather William B. Head for 17 years, sits on Route 40 Bartholows. The Heads, including Jeanette Browning, will live in the store dwelling.
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William S. Hood
Fort McPherson
Bartholows
Frederick County
Neva E. Hood
Hood
William B. Head
Lane Takes Issue With O'Conor Plan
Baltimore March 29 Preston Lane Jr Hagerstown publisher seeking the Democratic nomination for governor took issue with Governor OConor plan to reduce tolls on Susquehanna and Potomac bridges. Lane urged reconsideration but noted any reduction requires approval by trust-indenture authorities. Lane campaign HQ said Washington County Democratic Committee endorsed him with signers including E Stuart Bus hong J Hubert Wade Walter Sealy Richard Sweeney Richard Hawken and other local officials and business leaders.
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Baltimore
Preston Lane, Jr
Lane
Hagerstown
Washington County
Democratic State Central Committee
E. Stuart Bushong
J. Hubert Wade
Boonsburg
Walter H. Ssealy
Sharpsburg
Harry BE
Newkirk
Clearspring
Richard J. Sweeney
Richard G. Hawken
Williamsport
Democratic Women’s Clubs
Tropical Hurricanes Shake Ocean Bottoms
Father James B. MacEhyane and Lt. Commander M. H. Gilmore described misco seismic tremors under hurricane centers that warn of big storms up to 3,000 miles away. The Navy uses a new seis-mograph in Cuba Puerto Rico and Florida to improve warnings.
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St. Louis
Navy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New England
Jerome Offutt Files For State's Attorney
W. Jerome Offutt a Frederick County attorney and House of Delegates member announced his candidacy for State's Attorney. He previously served as a General Assembly delegate in 1943 and 1945 and in a 1944 45 special session. He sat on Militia Judiciary Elections Upland Game and Fish Public Hygiene committees and worked on revising the 1943 motor vehicle code. He is Frederick County Bar Association secretary and holds several Maryland and American Bar Association roles.
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W. Jerome Offutt
House of Delegates
Mr. Offutt
General Assembly
O'Conor
Frederick County Bar Association
Maryland Bar Association
American Bar Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Navy to scrap 10 warships under budget plan
The Navy proposes scrapping Idaho New Mexico and eight cruisers to cut about 2.0 billion dollars from the budget. Congress must approve, and officials indicate scrapping is the likely meaning. Several other ships would be moved to laid up or mothballed status across heavy and light cruiser classes.
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Washington
Navy
Idaho
New Mexico
Vinson #D-Gad
House Naval Committee
Chester
Louisville
Augusta
Portland
Nashville
Phoenix
Boise
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Indiana
South Dakota
Alabama
Baltimore
Boston
Canberra
Quincy
Montpelier
Cleveland
Columbia
Denver
Manchester
Atlantic
Leesburg Man Murdered Near Route 1 Found With Suspected Homicide
Fredericksburg Va March 2 The body of O J Beckerman 52 manager Coca Cola Bottling Works Leesburg was found last evening about 10 miles south of Fredericksburg near a side road joining highway No 1 He had attended a Coca Cola meeting earlier and investigators say he was likely killed after picking up a hitchhiker He was found fully clothed except for a hat lying on his back near Route 1 His wallet was missing and only about $20 plus a pocket watch were on his person He served in World War II and had worked 25 years for Coca Cola with Leesburg since February 1945 The case is treated as murder with rapid police inquiry underway
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Fredericksburg
O. J. Beckerman
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Leesburg
Sergi L E. Chittum
Viginia State Police
Washington-Richmond
Sergt. Chittim
Beckerman
Jeff Richmond
Coca-Cola Etisg Wrarks
Mary Beckerman
Trainum
Portellville
Travium
Coca-Cola Co
Hazelton
Wilkes-Barre
Richmond
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