Negro man arrested in North Carolina murder case
Charles F Brooks, 21, a Black private from Fort Benning, was arrested in Frederick, Maryland, on a murder charge in Salisbury, North Carolina. He allegedly entered the home of Helen Price Barnes, stabbed her, and stole $35 after previously fleeing AWOL from Fort Benning. He waived extradition and was jailed for transport to Salisbury for trial.
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Fort Benning
North Carolina
Helen Price Barnes
Salisbury
N.C
Frederick
Charles F Brooks
Fort Bensing
Brooks
Patrick M Schnauffer
J. Shuping
Roman County
Roh Darland
A. W. Jessup
Frank Dorsey
Tregoning
Shuping
Harrisburg
Richmond
Austrian Treaty Signs This Week Near Completion
Western ambassadors pushed toward finalizing the Austrian Independence treaty as envoys planned to conclude talks today or tomorrow. U S and British ministers prepared notes for Molotov to meet in Vienna, seeking late week agreement with the Russians on remaining provisions.
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Vienna
Austria
Alled
Paris
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Moscow
Minster
Molotov
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Avery Quits As Ward Head
CHICAGO 41 Sewell L. Avery 81, resigned today as chairman of Montgomery Ward and Co, along with the firm's president who helped fight off Loui E. Wolfson's drive to capture control of the mail order house.
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Chicago
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward and Co
Loui E. Wolfson
Maryland Halts Salk Vaccine Inoculations Statewide
Maryland health officials suspend all Salk polio vaccine clinics in Baltimore City and across counties following a government recommendation by Surgeon General Leonard Scheele. About 129000 first and second grade pupils had one shot, with 17000 more slated for their first. No paralytic cases reported in Maryland recently. timing for the second phase unclear.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Huntington Williams
Edward Davens
Tealta Department
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Baltimore City
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
United States
Wiliams Nor
Davens
Annie Arundel
Balti
Stp
Seley Ween
Philadelphia
Cutter Laboratory
California
Second Shots Of Vaccine May 18
Frederick County’s anti polio vaccination program will pause temporarily with no immediate impact. Dr Forbes Burgess says the next county wide shot is not due until May 18 and states the plan mirrors the state wait and see approach awaiting Surgeon General Scheele’s week end testing results on all vaccine batches. Most states are pausing until safety checks finish, with only a few vials on hand in Winchester Hall for potential testing. No adverse effects have been reported to date.
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Burgess
Health Department
Leonard A. Scheele
Burress
Winchester Hall
Wyeth Laboratories
Taulis Am
Surgeon General
Frederick County
Sale Held At Johnsville Midlie Auction on Maryland Street
A sale was held on the premises in Johnsville Saturday for a two story frame house on the east side of Maryland Street, formerly owned by Catherine Stitely, now moved to Waynesboro. The two and a half acre tract includes a two car garage and outbuildings. Personal property brought about 1100 to 1200 dollars. Large crowd attended. Auctioneer was Austin Bohn. clerk C D Metz.
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Johnsville
Sie
Maryland
Catherine ST
Sutely
Joseph Smith
Ceresville
Stitely
Waynesboro
Austin Bohn
1C. D. Metz
New Vaccine Safety Check Delays Polio Shots
Washington officials urge a temporary pause in the polio vaccination program while federal health authorities conduct a new safety review. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele expects five vaccine labs to clear for use by week end, noting a strong safety record for non Cutter vaccines and a low paralytic rate among those doses.
Cold and Chilly Weather Persists With Soon Warmer Outlook
Cold and chilly conditions linger with frost expected early tomorrow as temperatures dip to around 40. Morning readings included 44 at the airport and 35 at Gambry State Park, with the day 10 to 15 degrees cooler than Sunday. Forecasters predict increasing clouds and warmer Tuesday, with Wednesday likely cloudy and showers by night. The armed forces open house at the Air Force Filter Center Baltimore marks May 2, hosted by the 4670th Ground Observer Squadron, serving six states including Maryland, and Camp Detrick directs the aircraft spotting area.
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Gambry
State Park
United States Air Force
4670Th Ground
Baltimore
Baltimore Street
Ground Observer Corps
Maryland
Camp Detrick
4670Th Ground Observer Squadron
Big Three await word on summit with Soviet
Western foreign ministers await President Eisenhower's decision on a top level meeting with Soviet Premier Bulganin in Switzerland. Dulles may seek an answer within 48 hours while NATO talks in Paris frame broader aims.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Switzerland
Dulles
Washington
Murray Snyder
Hisenhower
Russia
North Atlantic
West Germany
NATO
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dat
Moscow
Red China
Warned To Spurn Bao Dai's Wooing
Diem urges Western Big Three to spurn Bao Dai efforts to cling to power. Viet Nam future to be decided by democratic elections. Bao Dai plan to install constitutional monarchy seen as bypassing Diem. Talks in Paris among Dulles Pinay and Macmillan influence the crisis.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
J Harman
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Free World
Paris
Diem
Viet Nam
Indochina
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
Harold Macmilan
Two From Baltimore Given Terms
Baltimoreans arrested at a diner west of the city faced multiple motor vehicle charges. Robert L. Chapman received fines totaling 5250 and 185 days in jail for driving under the influence, license suspension, presenting another's license, and reckless driving, with sentences running consecutively. Paul K. West was fined 75 and jailed 135 days in default for intoxication and related offenses. George W. Reber was found not guilty of passing on a hill on US 40. A chimney fire at 428 West Patrick street was quickly extinguished with no damage.
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Virginia
Bunty
Wilbur F Sheffield Jr
Robert L. Chapman
C. D. Mades
Chapman
Walme Acu Ae Pope Ole
Paul K. West
George W. Reber
Washington Grove
U.S. 40 West
R. C. Dishong
Leonard C. Levy
Baltimore
U. S
Uys
Bonney Youngblood
Harpers Ferrs
W. Va
Crest of Hell
Fred L Landers Ranson
West Side
Traoner
Allen D Schaeffer
Charles L Hutzell
RFD
Middletown
South
Layman
Donald W Bowser
Rainer
Pakusch
US 249
Preston A Bruner
Williamsport
U. S. 4U
S16
Nelson E. Kennedy
Gatthersburc
U.S 41
LeRoy Cuity
Bouts
US 15 South
V__L. Gulmina
Two Marines Injured In Car Wreck Near Frederick
Two Marines were taken to Camp Detrick hospital after a car struck a power pole on West Patrick Street near Catoctin Avenue. Ronald Lambert and John C Keane, both 19, sustained non serious injuries. The car was valued at $500 and the driver reported falling asleep. Officer William Mutchner investigated and reported the Marines were reportedly lost en route to Quantico.
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Camp Detrick Hospital
Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick Street
Catoctin Avenue
Ronald Lambert
East Redgewater
Mass
John C. Keane
Quantico
Wiliam Mutchner
Lambert
Sergi
Harry Phillips
Frank Schroeder
Rosement
West South
South Bent Streets
Schroeder
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry A Poole
East South Street
South Street
Poole
Charles W. Lakin
RFD 4
Walkersville
Lakin
Sereat
Arnold Simmons
Reckness
West College Terrace
Clarence B. Miller
RFD
Chambersburg
Patrick
Patrick T. Somers
Union
Physician 94-year-old Clinton doctor welcomes second son
Clinton physician Dr John D Hulninger aged 94 becomes a father again as his wife Mrs Hullinger gives birth to a 10-pound boy. The couple already has a 22 month old son John Jr. The elderly doctor reports a 63-year career and hopes for many more years with his growing family.
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Clinton
John. D Hulhneer
Hullinger
Hulfingers
John Jr
Outbreaks Hit Southern Strike Areas Amid Tense Labor Walkouts
Washington reports an agreement to end the Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike at six a.m. Wednesday while Southern belt cable cutting, gunplay and dynamite explosions mark a nine week Mother’s Day weekend of labor action. Wounds, derailments, and a new telephone company dispute accompany the unrest as officials urge restraint and seek injunctions.
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Washington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Atlanta
CLO Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Southern Bell
Frankert
Louisville
New York
Columbia
S.C
Kentucky
L&n
Birmingham
Ala
Attalla
F. W. Kirchner
Calera
Hazard
Courtney C. Wells
CWA
West Germany Joins NATO as 15th Member
West Germany joined NATO becoming the 15th member. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer attended the NATO council session at the Palais de Chaillot as the North Atlantic Council opened a three day meeting on Western European defense and global issues. This marked a milestone in Adenauer's effort to integrate West Germany as an equal partner in free world democracies.
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Paris
North Atlantic Council
West Germany
Ati Ith
Western Alliance
Konrad Adenauer
NATO Council
Palais de Chaillot
NATO
Free World
Court Recesses Amid School Integration Cases
The Supreme Court recessed today until next Monday without ruling on the school integration cases pending before it. The tribunal has scheduled at least three more opinion tally sessions this term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Big Airports May Soon Be Obsolete
Industrialist Harry F. Guggenheim warned at Cornell that vertical takeoff aircraft could render large airports and long runways obsolete. He said such craft could turn city centers into busy air ports and make flying the safest and fastest transport.
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Washington
Harry F. Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Daniel and Florence Guggenheim
Theodore P. Wright
Cornell University
Khrushchev Salutes Allies On VE Day As Others Criticize West
Moscow reports recall Khrushchev praising wartime Allied unity against Hitler at a VE Day celebration hosted by East Germany while Soviet officials in Moscow and East Berlin condemn the Paris settlement terms. Deputy Defense Minister Konev denounces the pacts at Bolshoi. Marshal Zhuyev calls German workers to resist NATO moves.
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Moscow
Navty
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hitler
Khrushchev
Russia
Bolshoi Theater
Ivan S. Konev
Paris
East Berlin
Reich
Georgi Zhuyev
Soviet Union
Stevenson Must Declare Candidacy for 1956 Nomination
Kansas City: National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler says Adlai Stevenson must declare himself and campaign actively to win the 1956 Democratic nomination. Butler, in town for a Truman birthday dinner, noted the 1956 convention will not draft a candidate and that Stevenson was drafted in 1952.
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Kansas City
Paul Butler
Adlai Stevenson
Butler
Truman
Stevenson
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