Armed Forces Day Open House at Camp Detrick
The Frederick post will host its 13th annual Armed Forces Day open house with Colonel Hayes and Major Derr addressing visitors. Exhibits include a helicopter, a 99 millimeter anti aircraft gun, industry safety displays, and demonstrations by local units. gates open 1:30 pm to 5 pm with a parade, prayers, and speeches uplifting the Power for Peace theme.
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Camp Detrick
Colonel Hayes
F. P Brose
Derr
National Guard
Taft
Bainbridge Navy Rand
Thursas
John A Derr
Jonn of
Hayes
Tll
F F Brose
Parkway Church of Gert
Frederick City
Seventh Street
Military Road
Athy
Carer Cetrerareraer Rs
Detrick
Chemical Corps
Army
Navy
Air Force
Corps of Engineers
Civil Air Patrol
Baimbridge
Detrick Army
Tetrick
Myre
Frederick Louis Detrick
Neirick Field
Natalie Gearinger
Frederick High Sehan
Armed Forces Tas
Tay Coest Wall Perpetitt
Armed Forces
Farres
Marchuk Convicted By U S Court Martial
Marehuk of Nerpisman Pa faced a seven officer court martial for passing military secrets to Russian captors. He pleaded innocent, was found guilty on all charges, and faces up to 30 years. higher authorities will review the sentence. The trial, held largely in secret, centered on Army Intelligence roles in West Berlin during the war.
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Brealiy OP
Py Wilham T
Marehuk
Nerpisman
Smet
Thalsa
Semenice
Martie Fiak
Marenuk
Army
Weet Berram
Marchuk
U S In Slide Rule War With Soviets
Gen Power says the United States is in a slide rule war with the Soviet Union as it builds the world’s largest combat air force and growing nuclear stockpile. He spoke at a conference in Boston on air power and New England, arguing warfare must delegate more decision making to machines.
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Boston
United States
Soviet Union
UB. Aa Cue Reseach Development Command
Llaent
Thomas
Power
Air Power
New England
New England Council
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Fight Old Houses To Be Razed Soon
Five and Half street northside ramshackle houses ordered vacated over a year ago for unfit habitation and fires this week have reportedly been sold to Alderman Charles P Staley from the Null estate and will be razed. Firemen responded twice this week to fires near the properties. The area, once eyed for a white housing project, lies between West Fifth and West Sixth streets. The Frederick Housing Authority still holds a federal funds application file and hopes for a new housing bill to unlock funds for development if approved.
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Bishield
Charles P Staley
Null
Health Department
Cams Acre
Housing Authority of
City of
Frederick
Congress
West Fifth Street
West Sixth Street
Five and Half Street
Klinehart
Burlesque Ban Lifted by New York Court Ruling
A New York State Supreme Court decision clears the way for burlesque shows, overturning officials who blocked licenses in 1937. The ruling affects a license granted to Thomas J Phillips for Sandville and burlesque, with officials accused of arbitrary censorship. The matter may go to appeal, while performers promise a refined, family-friendly approach at venues like the Orpheum Theater. In other news, Mekerlein departs for a second overseas trip to Germany with university and Air Force leaders.
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New York
Cis
Darling Pinthos
Germany
Annapolis
F—Gor Mekerlein
Héracl Om
Dy Wilson H Elkins
Universite of Marsland
Cal Joseph R. Ambioce Princscar
Air Science
University 3 College of Miary Science
Air Force
Spring Flood Sweeps Four S. W. States
Destructive spring floods across four southwestern states kill five people and isolate thousands as rivers burst their banks. Evacuations spread through Colorado Oklahoma and Texas while dams spill and highways close. Red Cross National Guard and Ft Carson units aid stricken communities.
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Kingsville
Itex
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Mit Py
Red Cross
National Guards
Army
Ft. Carson
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Arkansas
Lowsiana
Gulf Coast
Shrevenott
Lake Charles
Central
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Lowes Reading
Grand Marias
Mach
Little Merit In European Buffer Zone
US officials see little practical merit in proposals for neutral states between Russia and Western powers. They suspect Soviet aims are devious and fear a power vacuum in Western Europe that could let the Reds gain control of Germany. Eisenhower supports armed neutrality only, while opposing a disarmed neutral Germany and stressing a challenge to Soviet withdrawals and a European balance of power.
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Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
Europe
Hut
Austria
Germany
United States
West Germany
NATO
Dulles
Fatal For U. S. To End Foreign Aid Now
Washington Senator George 11 Gar said it would be fatal for the United States to halt foreign aid as the Biz Fou conference approaches and tension eases. He urged continuing aid programs and noted the need to act abroad, including spending time overseas, amid developments like German rearmament and major treaties. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he argued economic aid is essential, perhaps more so than military aid.
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Washington
George
United States
Eisenhower
Geoge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Natu
New Street Lights Glow On Culler Avenue
Street lights were installed along Culler Avenue by the City Light Department under Lineman May Keime. Fourteen lights span from Rosemont to the northern end, with relocation and modernization of the system to improve uniformity and illuminate dark spots. The department is revamping the regime at One North Rentz Street between Fourth and Seventh Streets.
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Culler Avenue
Dtv
Lineman May Keime
Rosemont
Rentz Street
Great Era Of Religious Enthusiasm At Presbyterians
In Portland Oregon Paul S Wright 58 was elected moderator of the 67th general assembly the nation faces strong religious enthusiasm The new moderator born to missionary parents in Iran has led congregations in several cities His election follows Rev Reyph Waldo Lindx of Maryville Tennessee
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OS Angeles
Presbyterian Church of the
United States of America
Paul S. Wright
Portland
Ore
Wright
Persmuteran Srouns
van Chueh
Joann S Bonnell
New Terkie
Iran
Idiot
Crass
NT Rasmatern
Ninneapals
Omathama Cris
Philand
Isai
Reyph Waldo Linxd
Maryville
Tenn
Ain
Robbers Take 90000 From First National Bank Jacksonville
Four armed white men robbed the First National Bank of Jacksonville taking between 85 000 and 90 000 after kidnapping a bank official from his home. They tied up employees including Mrs Deason and Mrs Blair, forced Wood to guide them to the vault, then fled with the money in a black suitcase and a briefcase as authorities set roadblocks. Federal agents joined local officers in a manhunt around Jacksonville, Alabama.
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Jacksonville
Alab
First National Bank of
Jesse N Wood
Dan W Gray
Wood
Highway Patrol
Birmingham
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J Bank
No Litter Signs Set for Frederick County Highways
Frederick County to erect the first of a state authorized No Litter signs along major routes next Tuesday. Delegate Fenton Harris introduced the measure, with fines up to 240 dollars for littering. The initial sign was installed yesterday on the Annapolis Washington boulevard with Gov McKeldin and State Roads Commission delegates attending.
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Frederick County
Fenton Harris
Annapolis- Washington
McKeldin
Harris
State Roads Commission
Maryland Beautiful
Western Maryland Finals On May 30
Western Maryland College holds its 5th commencement exercises Monday May 30 with 121 students scheduled. 46 honorary degrees will be presented. F Murray Benson, Dr William W Chase, and Rev Howard M Amoase named among speakers. Amoase formerly preached in Baltimore.
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Westminster
Did.pwern
Maryland College
Gav Mekheldin
F. Murray Benson
William W Chase
Washington D. C
Howard M. Amoase
Centre Street Methodist Church
Cumberland
Amass
North Avenue Methodist Church
Baltimore
Callis To Take Stand In His Own Defense
In Baltimore, Callis is set to testify Monday as his trial on bankruptcy fraud resumes in Federal Court. The farmer from Centreville, Maryland, who once owned Rhemercies Farm, was sworn as a witness late yesterday. The proceedings are marked by disputed testimony and contested details in the case led by Rosteh C. Thomsen.
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Baltimore
Centreville
Rosteh C .Thomsen
Tragic Death Of One-Year-Old James Robbins
In Fairmont a one-year-old boy named James Arthur Robbins died after apparently being strangled by a seed peg he pressed into a furrow while his parents worked in the garden near White Rock. He was pronounced dead at a local hospital with medical staff noting he inhaled the play straw and did not recover.
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Fairmont
James Arthur Rabbins
White Rock
Wilson A. Robbins
800 Combat Planes Close To Formosa
Taipei reports Chiang Kaishek's air force centers on Formosa warning of 800 Communist planes within 600 miles. Wang Shu-ming cites MIG18s MIGI jets TU27s and IL28 bombers, with bases including Shanghai and Nanking. He warns redeployed troops signal war aims against Formosa and Southeast Asia. Large air exercises were conducted across Formosa with radio silence and airport closures.
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Taipet
Formosa
China
Wang Shu-ming
Fornminia
Wang
Forp
Southeast Asia
Chiang Kaishek
Pescadores
Big Island
Taipei
Pine Hill
Pistol-Toting Suitor Taken Into Custody
Detroit police report taking into custody a 28 year old man after abducting a 21 year old woman from her friend's apartment in Detroit. The suspect was found four miles north of Monae, Kansas, with a gun, and is jailed for investigation of carrying a concealed weapon and kidnapping and felonious assault. The woman expressed fear for her safety and described a planned marriage after the incident. Separate sports injuries and market news follow.
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Detroit
Stala
Dallen
Murray Sinuk
Miss Dallen
Monae, Wich
Tom Sinth
Flat Rock
Epadre
Thomas Mason
Sinth
Dallen Sinuk
Mare Hint Maxon
Sink
Raken
Stinpoint Beaulompanle
Bowhart Green
Ohio
Piarra
Vieanet Mallen
Stenmother
Gil Otid
Lam
Mm Waat
Bowling Green
Boy Scouts Officers Are Chosen At District Meeting
Francis Scott Key district of the Boy Scouts elected officers at Camp Baker Braddock Heights Wednesday. Frederick re-elected district chairman with Melvin H Derr Anthony J Cincotta and Michael E Pue as officers. Chester H Childs remains district Scout executive. Reports show 16 troops 287 members and 11 Cub packs 333 members as of March 1953. 772 total youth and 256 leaders across cubs scouts and explorers. A weekend trip to Camp Brule in Pennsylvania was planned for 25 district leaders and explorers.
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Fred D. Maise
National Capital Area Council
Francis Scott Key
Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
Nientana Brunk
Frederick
Melvin H. Derr
Anthony J. Cincotta
Brunswick
Michael E. Pue
Woodsboro
Heinz J. Heinemann
Aetrict
Bernard L. Gubert, Jr
Chester H. Childs
Everett
Champlin, Jr
F. Russell Young
Jacob R. Ramsburg
John Herrick
Alves V. Renn
Heinz Heinemann
Brunk
Maise
Advancement Committee
Robert Broadrup
Counri
Csassatior and Extension Committee
Camp Brule
Rickett’s Gien. Pa
Radio Heart Warning Device Demonstrated in Navy Patent
A New York exhibit shows a Navy developed radio device that signals heart trouble. A transmitter on the patient sends electrocardio signals to a receiver enabling a specialist to record heart changes during normal activity, previously done only while resting. Funeral services are planned today for Rev. John J. Buntz, a noted minister, died yesterday in Baltimore’s Public Health Service Hospital. A car fire at the Acme Market rear on South Bentz Street was reported to City Aremen at 1:55 this afternoon.
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New York
Navy
Hurlock
John J. Buntnz
Maryland
U. S. Public Health
Sersite Hospital
Baltimore
Ariock
Acme
South Bentz Street
Vaccine Report At Maryland Health Board Meeting
The Maryland Board of Health heard that US Public Health Service sees a definite statistical link between Cutter vaccine and 39 polio cases, not with Wyeth vaccine. Wyeth was used in mass inoculations across several states. 77 polio cases linked to Salk vaccine among emigrants, with 58 tied to Cutter, 13 to Lilly, five to Wyeth. No Maryland polio cases linked to Wyeth, and many Maryland children remain unvaccinated.
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Baltivore
Maryland Board of Health
Public Health Service
Wyeth Laboratories
Wyeth
Ohio
Delaware
Marshland
Washington
D.C
Pennsylvania
New
Edward Davens
State Health Department
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Davens
Tony
Amone Emigren
Cutter Laboratories
Lilly Laboratories
Marletta
Cavens
U. S. Public Heart Service
Maryland
National Health Institutes
Ah Jenes Blakeen
Indiana
Huntington Williams
Baltimore
Daley
Williams
Allen Daley
London County Council
England
W Williams Isfer
CBS Opposed To Subscription TV
CBS and its affiliated stations announced opposition to subscription television. Frank Stanton CBS president told the first annual conference that pay TV would hijack the public into paying for viewing its own sets and would deprive free television of its best programs and prestige.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Stanton
CBS
Toli-Tv
Five Day Weather Outlook for Western Maryland
The forecast calls for generally fair and warmer conditions on Saturday. Sunday will bring cooler skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Monday will be fair and cooler, followed by fair and warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will be about 26 degrees below normal with normals and highs in the mid 70s and early morning lows in the mid 40s across Western and eastern sections.
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Maryland
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