Four Hurt In Accident Here Sunday
Four persons were injured early Sunday in a two car crash at West Patrick street and College avenue amid a string of weekend accidents in wet weather. Injured residents and details are listed with hospital treatment, vehicle damage, and charges including reckless driving.
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West Patrick Street
College Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bessie Barker
Frederick
Route 4
Betty Ann Poole
Lester L. Poole, Jr
Arlene L. Kremgold
Woodbine
Barker
Poole
Lester L. Poole
Patrick
Norman Trump
Meredith D. Moxley
Mt. Airy
Moxley
East Fourth Street
Middle Alley
William A. Boone, Jr
Margaret Louise Boyce
Fourth Street
Charles H. Brust
Wilbur S. Blettlinger
West College Terrace
Carl W. Giesler
Clinton
Route 5
Giesler
Bernard King
Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Albert N. Bell
Estes Park
Colo
Carl Bender
Russell A. Brightwell
East Seventh Street
Bell
Brightwell
Paul F. Shaw
Baltimore
N. Dorsey
Willie L. Wetzel
Jack E. Smith
Liberty
U N Command Leaders In Tokyo Conference
United Nations command leaders met in Tokyo as Korean truce talks stalled during a three day recess. Negotiators planned to reconvene at Panmunjom on the prisoner exchange deadlock. Lt. Gen. William H. Harrison Jr. arrived in Tokyo for talks with Gen. Mark Clark, U N Far East commander.
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Munsan
United Nations
Tokyo
Panmunjom
William &. Harrison Jr
Mark Clark
U. N
Knights Templar Hold Ascension Day Service in Frederick and Hagerstown
Jacques DeMolay Commandery No 4 of Frederick and St Bernard Commandery No 9 of Hagerstown attended a Sunday evening Ascension Day service at Evangelical Reformed Trinity Chapel. Rev Paul L Althousé led with the sermon The Wake We Leave Behind. Mrs Harry L Zimmerman sang solo and flowers were laid on the altar by Jacques De Molay Commandery. Afterward the Temples met at the local Temple for refreshments and entertainment.
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Jacques DeMolay
Frederick
St. Bernard Commandery
Hagerstown
Knights Templar
Evangelical Reformed Trinity Chapel
Paul L. Althousé
Harry L. Zimmerman
Jacques de Molay
Vacated Orders on Five Klinehart’s Alley Dwellings
Frederick Committee for Hygiene of Housing posted notices on five residences at 515 to 523 Klinehart’s Alley ordering vacating by May 25 after finding the homes unfit for habitation and dangerous to health. The properties lack sewage, have poor plumbing, fire hazards, broken windows, holes in floors and walls, and poor lighting and ventilation. Owners listed as J. Marshall and M. Pauline Staub.
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Klinehart’s Alley
Frederick Committee For Hygiene of
Engiene of
J. Marshall
M. Pauline Staub
Klinehart
W. R. Walter
Charles Bell
Frederick City
Land Suit Nearing End in Camp Detrick Condemnation Case
A U S District Court jury heard final arguments in Frederick Maryland on land taken last October to expand Camp Detrick. Attorneys clashed over fair market value with disputes over highest utility and usage. Verdict anticipated after lunch. W D Burroughs, 82, Baltimore journalist and author, died at home. Market mixed in New York as trading began.
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Baltimore
U. S. District Court
Frederick
Charles Fr. MacMullan
Oatis Returns to U S After Prague Prison Term
William N. Oatis, the AP correspondent held in Prague for 25 months, arrived at Idlewild via Pan American from Frankfurt with his wife Laurabelle at his side. He was released after a trial the Czech government called espionage, and he described the process as highly psychological, expressing views on press objectivity and differences with Czech authorities.
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New York
William N. Oatis
United States
Associated Press
Idlewild
Pan American Airways
Frankfurt
Germany
Qatis
Prague
William Qatis
Laurabelle
St. Paul, Minn
Czechoslovakia
Oatis
Marion
Ind
Joseph Stalin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Becky Marciano
One Killed In Wreck Of Stolen Automobile
Franklin D Hardin a 16 year old was dead and Edward J Long Jr charged with larceny after a stolen car fled a chase ran a red light at Mountain and Pinehurst Roads struck a power pole 33 000 volt line and cut power in Anne Arundel County for six hours Jacobs ville Gibson Island area The incident led to hospital head wounds for Long and a hearing was set.
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Baltimore
Franklin D. ‘Hardin
Mountain
Pinehurst
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Jacobs‘ville
Gibson Island
Edward J. Long, Jr
Three Maryland 4-H members chosen for expense paid camp trip
Three youths from Maryland were selected for an expense paid trip to the 23d National 4-H Club Camp in Washington from June 17 to 24. The delegates are Mary A. Thomas of Middletown in Frederick County, Barbara C. Hager of Denton in Caroline County, and Henry Holloway of Darlington in Harford County. Mylo Downey, state 4-H agent, said the delegates were picked for achievement leadership and community service.
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College Park
Washington
Mary A. Thomas
Middletown
Frederick County
Barbara C. Hager
Denton
Caroline County
Henry Holloway
Darllington
Harford County
Mylo Downey
Vandals Hit City Playgrounds Across Frederick
Parks Superintendent C Cyril Klein reports winter vandalism damaged several playground buildings citywide. East Third Street roofs and windows at Veterans Housing site were damaged, Mullinix Park saw shattered panes and a broken lock. Klein replaces broken glass with screens and overhauls play areas. 90 percent of equipment ready for summer. bleachers rebuilt. State's Attorney Price filed criminal informations against Delmar Beall Vivalis Andrew Wéle and Melvin Wachter for a May 4 diner break-in near Monrovia with intent to steal. hearings pending.
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C. Cyril Klein
East Third Street
Veterans Housing Project
Frederick
Mullinix Park
Klein
Recreation Commission
Park Department
Charles A. Price
Charles F. Wilcom
Monrovia
Delmar ‘Beall
Vivalis Andrew Wéle
Melvin Wachter
Mr. Price
Big Shot May Have Flown Downed MIG Dragon-marked Red fighter speculated
At Kunsan or a Sabre base in Korea airmen speculated a notorious Dragon-marked MIG was downed by a Delaware pilot. Ground crews quoted Lt. James L. Thompson of Wilmington as the killer, noting other Red jets aided their ace during the exchange.
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U. 5
Sabre
Delaware
James L. Thompson
Monroe Park
Wilmington
Thompson
Taft Sees Excess Profits Tax as Temporary Revenue
Senator Taft says the excess profits tax is vicious in parts but should be kept temporarily to help balance the budget. He notes it targets large firms and could raise about two billion yearly, fearing Congress will not extend it without Eisenhower's specific recommendation. Senator Sparkman suggests Democrats may back a presidential call to extend the levy through year end to ride out the tax change.
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Frederick City
Weather Bureau
Route 15
Henry R. Shoemaker
Montgomery County
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Sen. Sparkman D-Ala
Community Chorus Plans Family Dinner After Spring Concert
The Community Chorus will hold a family dinner on June 8 at Peter Pan f to follow the spring recital ending the season. Walker Carty chairs the dinner. about 45 minutes of light musical entertainment is planned, likely by chorus members. The June 7 rehearsal is at Gambrill Gym under Dr. Earle B. Blakeslee, with the spring concert set for 4 p.m. June 7 in Brodbeck Hall Hood campus.
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Peter Pan F
Walker Carty
Gambrill Gymnasium
Earle B. Blakeslee
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
James Gentry
Dorothy Handley
George Bennett
Xneimann Brunk
Search For Body Of Man Lost In Collision In Delaware Bay
LEWES Del Coast Guards continued their search today for Lloyd T Larimore 54 of Rehoboth Beach assistant engineer aboard the pilot boat after a Canadian freighter Corner Brook collided with the vessel in dense pre dawn fog about a mile from Quarrells Lightship. Five others aboard the pilot boat were injured with Chief Engineer Louis Cain 53 of Lewes listed in critical condition.
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Lewes. del
Coast Guardsmenu
Delaware Bay
Querialls
Bay
Delaware
Philadelphia
Lloyd T.larimore
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Louis Cain
Lewes
Churchill Defends UK-US Korea Truce Talks View
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain and the United States maintain constant exchanges of view on Korean truce talks. He supported U S negotiations at Panmunjom for the United Nations while reserving Britain’s right to express frank opinions. He noted the United States bears the majority of the burden and urged allied unity without relinquishing criticism amid Bevanite calls for greater British participation.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
United States
Panmunjom
United Nations
Aneu-orin Bevan
Plane No 4 Fight Aired At Local Tavern
The alleged instigator Ninerva Egerson Stevars of Gaithersburg was fined 25 dollars and given a 90 day suspended sentence for drunk and disorderly conduct after four troopers placed her in a State Police car. Other defendants: George M. England Jr. of Sjamsville fined 1 dollar and costs for operating a motorcycle without a license. George Edward Newman for carrying a concealed weapon given six months suspended. Several motorists paid fines for traffic and related charges. arrests by Troopers Hardy and Dishong.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
James Hardy
Ninerva Egerson Stevars
Gaithersburg
Stevars
George M. England, Jr
Sjamsville
R.B. Garvey
George Edward Newman
Carver Apartments
Hardy
R. C. Dishong
Frederick High senior awarded William R Winslow scholarship
Frederick High School senior Eugene Krantz has received a four year William R Winslow Scholarship worth 430 tuition fees per year at Western Maryland College contingent on satisfactory academic record. Krantz plans a career in biology and has excelled in science, drama, and sports becoming captain of the football team this year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George C Krantz of 9 East Serend Street.
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Eugene Krantz
Frederick
Western Maryland College
Lowell S. Ensor
Harry C. Smith
William R. Winslow
Krantz
George C. Krantz
East iSerend Street
Use Veto Power To Keep Commies Out
Ambassador Wellington Koo says Nationalists would use the veto to bar Communist China from the United Nations. In a CBS interview he warned that admitting the Red government would overlook its aggressive policies. He noted China is already a UN member, raising questions about veto applicability on procedural matters.
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Washington
Wellington Koo
China
United Nations
Koo
CBS
U. N
Ridgway Appeals for More Europe Aid Before Congress
General Matthew Ridgway arrives from Paris to urge Congress for billions in NATO aid as Europe’s NATO buildup faces scrutiny. He testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee and will later appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Matthew M. Ridgway
Korea
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ridgway
Paris
Congress
Army
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Far East
NATO
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Foreign Affairs Committee
Free World
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Mutual Security
Harold E. Stassen
FDR's Granddaughter To Wed A Prodigy
Sara Delano Roosevelt 21, daughter of James Roosevelt, to wed Anthony Di Bonaventura 23, piano prodigy son of a Manhattan barber. Engagement announced in Philadelphia setting and Long Island estate. Also deeds recorded: residences at 304 Biggs Ave, 2 West 32nd St, and Brunswick property with varying sums.
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Manhasset
N.Y
Philadelphia
New York
Long Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sara Delano Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Anthony di Bonaventura
East 1Ith Street
Manhattan
Sara
John Hay Whitney
Catoctin Estates, Inc
Frank Davis
Biggs Avenue
Homer G. Young
Jack P. Emmert
West 32Th Street
Myer Kaplan
W. Kaplan Co
Irving H. Kolker
Peoples Name
Brunswick
West Potomac Street
Bruns_wick
Britain says Malaya rebel threat nearly crushed
High Commissioner Isie Gerald Templer declared that London has broken the back of the Communist rebel movement in Malaya. He asserted the security campaign is near completion and rebels have been subdued under British and local forces.
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London
Britain
Malaya
Isie Gerald Templer
U.S. Sabres pound 12 MiGs as ace set record
American Sabre pilots claimed 12 Red MIGs shot down with Capt Joe McConnell reaching 16 kills, aiding his bid as the world’s top jet ace. The Fifth Air Force noted no allied fighters lost in May’s early actions, while ground fighting along the Korean front saw heavy artillery exchanges and limited infantry clashes near the Pukhan River.
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Seoul
Air Force
Joe McConnell
Fifth Air Force
McConnell
Manuel Fernandez
Fernandez
Miami
Fla
Edward Szaniawski
Scarsdale
Pukhan
Korea
Roks
Eighth Army
Chorwon
Search For Mayor's Son In Potomac River Tragedy
In Hagerstown 18 year old George Burhans son of Mayor Winslow F Burhans vanished after leaping from a leaking rowboat with Robert L Evans LAH. Evans 16 swam ashore and sought help as divers and volunteers searched the swollen river near Williamsport with floodlights and grappling hooks. The two youths had been exploring caves on the West Virginia side when the accident occurred.
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Hagerstown
George Burhans
Winslow F. Burhans
Potomac River
Williamsport
Nis
Robert L. Evans Lah
Evans
Burhans
Maryland
West Virginia
Potomac
Dump Truck Weight Amendment Held Valid
Maryland Attorney General Edward D. E. Rollins declared the dump-truck weight amendment to the roads program valid. The rider exempts from the 22,400 pound per axle minimum weight law trucks carrying loose bulk material and allows loading within a four mile limit without weighing. Sponsored by Delegate Hanna at the request of three other delegates, two of whom are suggested to be linked with contractors.
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Baltimore
Edward D. E. Rollins
Maryland
del . Hanna
D-Wicomico
Hanna
Congressman Merlin Hull Dies in La Crosse Wisconsin
Rep Merlin Hull 82, the oldest U S congressman and former Wisconsin official, died in La Crosse yesterday amid a long political career with the Republican Party.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Merlin Hull
R-Wis
U. S
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