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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1954

Page

7

Dulles vows united front to block Southeast Asia rise

Secretary of State Dulles warned the free world could commit seriously to halt Communist expansion in Southeast Asia while urging Congress to be a full partner in any action. He linked the Dien Bien Phu fall to heightened urgency for unity and defense, pledging no armed action in Indochina without broad support and safeguards. He pressed for a peaceful armistice under proper guarantees and affirmed continued pursuit of Korea’s freedom at Geneva. He stressed the need for a collective effort and vowed to keep the region united against Red aggression.

Washington Dulles Free World Southeast Asia United States Indochina France Dien Bien Phu United Front Congress Eisenhower Red China Wes Korea Geneva America

Enforcement Could Cut Death Toll

Baltimore speakers at the Governor's Safety Conference urged enforcement and law changes to reduce highway fatalities. Walter A Kendall called for tougher laws and more troopers, while George Willinger urged universal courtesy and planned checks of trucks starting June 7 to remove defective vehicles. Civic leaders and safety officials pushed a broad drive combining enforcement, education, and industry cooperation to save lives.

Baltimore May Weber Dief Force Marsland Levistature Walter A. Kendall New City George Willinger Tacel A&p Preight Drivers and Helpers Union Willinger

Local magistrate hearings include traffic case verdicts

Magistrate John Mulcahey of 116 East Church Street pleaded guilty Friday in People's Court to operating without a license and leaving the scene after a property damage collision on May 3. Officer Norman Trump testified Mulcahey admitted no license and no insurance, while facing fines totaling up to 300 dollars for hit and run and license violations.

John Martin Mulcahey East Church Street Norman Trump People's Court Market Third Streets Emmitsburg Mulcahey Trump TE Reese Sharmaker Jr Carl P .Turtle Edwards Frederik Charles E. Lagiebauer East South Street

FHA General Counsel Faces Firing Threat

FHA general counsel Bevard faces dismissal after being ordered to show cause for not satisfactorily performing duties. Investigations into FHA loan irregularities and contractor profits are ongoing, with Mason stating there is no evidence of illegal activity by Bevard.

Washington Burton LLC Bovard Federal Housing Administration Norman P. Mason FHA Bevard Mason Bovara San Jose Calif Indianapolis New York City Senate

Ten Inmates Face Escape Charges At Males Reformatory

Hagerstown May 7 ten inmates at the State Reformatory for Males face attempted escape charges after a 7 45 p m breakout attempt on the recreation field. Seven were briefly wounded by buckshot in the incident as guards contained the riot prone institution which recently reported a record high population over 1000 and the need for 35 new steel doors to improve security. An investigation under Superintendent Clement J Ferling is ongoing.

Hagerstown Clement J. Ferling State Reformatory Ferling

Clopper Denied Funds in Hagerstown May 7

The Washington County Board of Supervisors refused funds to let Supervisor of Assessments Simon Clopper review county taxpayers. He proposed comparing inventories with those for state taxation in Annapolis, but Leister Mobley said there was no apparent merit. The suggested comparison was deemed unnecessary as data were already available through the Traders' License Bureau.

Clopper Hagerstown Washington Country Board of Supervisors Simon Clopper Annapolis E Leister Mobley Traders’ License Bureau

Rallying cry follows Dien Bien Phu fall

U S leaders seek to turn Dien Bien Phu’s surrender into a rallying cry for united anticommunist action in Southeast Asia. Dulles outlined next moves as Eisenhower sent a message to France’s Coty praising defenders and Senator Knowland likened the siege to the Alamo. Bridges urged positive action, while House Speaker Martin warned Asia’s fate hinges on allied unity. Admiral Radford praised the defenders as an inspiration to free nations.

Manlinglon United States Dien Bien Phu Southeast Asia Viet Nam Geneva Dulles Eisenhower Rene Coty France ING AG Free World Sen Knowland R.califf Senate Alamo Dunkirk Bataan Corregidor Indochina Suung Sen. Bridges Nii Hoss Land House Martin R— Mass All Asia Vorys R Ohio House Foreign Affairs Committee Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm Arthur W. Radford

Held On Charge of Shooting Junk Dealer

WILLIAMSPORT May 7 Pe Police held Jamies Clner Guess ford 45 on a charge of murder tonight. Washington County investigator Bruce Spickler said Guessford admitted shooting Honest John the junk dealer. He said the two men had quarreled and Stevens threatened to kill him. Guessford described borrowing a shotgun to shoot a dog, then firing at Stevens, returning the gun and shells, and going to bed. He led police to the empty shell casing.

Williamsport Jamies Clner Guessford Honest John Washington County Bruce Spickler Guessford John Roy Stevens Spickler Stevens

Leave City If A Attack Made

Federal Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson urged Maryland officials to plan city evacuations now for atomic or hydrogen bomb threats. Tests should evacuate all but guards, with calm, disciplined execution. He noted Norway and Sweden have underground shelters, but Baltimore could not due to subsoil. He cited evacuation timing challenges for schools and rural areas and urged early action rather than waiting for Washington. Also, Senate sent the St Lawrence Seaway bill to President Eisenhower. note on Pacific Ocean width and population figures.

College Park Val Peterson Maryland Defense Peterson Mamertal Apaliepmean Norway Sweden Baltimore Maryland University of Maryland College of Special and Continuing Studies Columbus Washington

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