Truck Crash Fallout In Buckeystown Injures Baltimore Driver
A Baltimore man leaped from a truck near Buckeystown after it struck a freight car and a willow tree. George Lee of 1007 North Monroe Street sustained a severe ankle laceration and shock. The truck, driven for Thomas Chapman, damaged a power pole and disrupted electricity supply, with Potomac Edison crews and state police handling the scene and Lee's hospital transport.
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Baltimore
Buckeystown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Lee
North
Monroe Street
Lee
Maryland
U.S. 15
Frreight
Thomas Chapman
Rocky Fountain Run
Potomac Edison Company
W. W. Corbin
James Hardy
Conflict With McCarthy Wars Loom in Eisenhower Era
Washington, Eisenhower aides clashed with Sen. McCarthy over army aid policy. Harold Stassen blasted McCarthy calling for fewer headline hunters. A GOP senator urged White House to let the dispute play out without widening party disunity while Stassen signaled McCarthy may not vote aye on the foreign aid bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Harnld E. Stassen
America
White House
Stassen
Senate
Wisconsin
China
Stevens
GOP
Strassen
Congress
University of Maryland Prepares for School Desegregation
The University of Maryland plans to respond if the Supreme Court rules desegregation must extend to colleges. The Board of Regents ordered a study on how to meet such a ruling, with Judge William P. Cole Jr. predicting a decision likely before term end. Marsland admits Negroes to graduate schools, while College Park undergraduates remain segregated.
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Baltimore
Supreme Court
University of Maryland
University
Board of Regents
William P. Cole Jr
Regents
Marsland
College Park
The
Marsland State College
Princess Anne
Hood Finals Schedule Shifts May 30 to June 5
Hood finals open May 30 with bac calaureate service and close with commencement events on June 5. Dr William E Park will sermonize May 30 in Hudson amphitheater. Dr Ruth Seabury will speak at commencement Saturday morning. Alumnae events follow commencement with meetings, luncheons, and class Day activities through June 4. Public invited to most programs. final chapel restricted.
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Hood
William E. Park
Northfield
East Northfield
Mass
Hudson
Ruth Isabel Seabury
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Congregational Christian Churches
Seabury
Alumnae Association
Gambrill Gymnasium
Coblentz Hall
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Andrew G. Truxal
Hodison Theater
Garmbrill Gymnasium
Rail Line Blast in Guatemala Kills Civilian, Soldiers
Guatemala said saboteurs blasted a rail line to wreck a munitions train, killing a civilian and two soldiers and wounding three others. Interior Minister Char nand MacDonald blamed the incident on heightened U.S. alarm about arms from Iron Curtain countries as tensions rose over a Swedish ship unloading arms from Communist Poland at Puerto Barrios.
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Guatemala
United States
August Charnand MacDonald
US. S. State Department
Alpheim
Poland
Jal Puerto Barrios
Tablet Criticizes Jesuit Magazine Over McCarthy Article
The Tablet, Brooklyn Diocese official paper, editorially opposed an America magazine piece by Jesuit authors attacking Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. The weekly notes McCarthy is Catholic and expresses disapproval of the magazine’s stance on the Republican senator from Wisconsin.
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New York
the Tablet
Joseph R. McCarthy
America
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Brooklyn
Society of Jesus
Jesus Order
Catholic Church
Fiber Board Shelter For BW Attacks
The Army Chemical Corps reports a cheap fiber board shelter for small families to gain protection from chemical radiological biological warfare. Maj. Gen. William M. Creasy urged Americans to prepare and use essential risk-disaster equipment. A nerve gas alarm system and 12 by 12 cellars covered with sod can provide protection and warning.
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Washington
Army Chemical Corps
Army
William M. Creasy
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Creasy
Won't Attack Ike He Says Won't Attack Ike
Senator McCarthy, in Sturgeon Bay, vows not to attack President Eisenhower over the Army dispute. He implies five reporters may be subpoenaed if Senate hearings continue. He plans a Fort Atkinson talk and Chamber of Commerce dinner to decide on continuing the hearings despite the president's order.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Sen
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Army
Ike
Wisconsin
Fort Atkinson
Senate
Homer Bigart
New York Herald-Tribune
Joseph Alsop
Phil Potter
Baltimore Sun
Murrey Marder
al Friendly
Washington Post
John Adams
Wien Army
Chamber of Commerce
Revision of Atomic Energy Law Faces Key Senate Probes
Legislators drafting President Eisenhower's atomic energy bill confront two main issues. How to define the duties of the Atomic Energy Commission chairman currently Lewis L Strauss and the extent private industry should hold patent rights on peacetime atomic power improvements. The proposal aims to open peacetime atomic power to private industry and would broaden sharing of weapons and civilian power information with allies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L Strauss
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Elmer Keiser Bolton Receives Gibbs Medal in Chemistry
Elmer F Dr Elmer Keiser Bolton won the American Chemical Society Willard Gibbs medal for his work in the development of chemical synthetics.
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Chicago
Elmer Keiser Bolton
American Chemical Society
Willard Gibbs
Fast Conviction in Bank Case Shocks City
A Baltimore jury returned a verdict after an 18 minute deliberation in the Provident Savings Bank case. William Colgan, accused in the April 1 incident, faced charges connected to the 26 3 crime. The quick ruling highlights the strength of the prosecution's evidence.
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Baltimore
William ¢. Colganesterday
Frederick city spring cleanup drive to begin
Frederick's three week cleanup and paintup campaign starts Monday with city trucks collecting trash in western areas around West Patrick street. Health Department and Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor. Sanitarian checks drive property owners, focusing on tearing down old fencing and outbuildings, urging paintup and fixup to boost curb appeal. Last year 87 tons were collected. two trucks assigned for the effort.
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Frederick City
West Patrick Street
Frederick City Health Department
Frederick
Forbes H. Burgess
Jefferson Street
Braddock Avenue
Thomas Avenue
Columbus
Catoctin Avenue
Valley Street
Oakdale Avenue
Saratoga Village
Linden Hills
Narva Avenue
Adam Road
Queen Street
Pearl Street
Prosecution halts case in 1946 Army officers murder
U S Prosecutor Thomas Lantian in Frankfurt paused further action in the 1946 killings of Maj Everett Corran Capt Adrian Wessler and Lt Stanley Rosewater pending a full case study. Deputy William Canheld filed murder charges against former Army Capt James M Leech of Lima Ohio and sent extradition papers to Bonn, though the request was not yet forwarded.
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Efrankfurt
Germany
IAS
U.S
Thomas Lantian
William Can- Held
Hampden
Mass
James M. Leech
Lima
Ohio
U.S. High Commission
Bonn
Leech
Everett
Corran
Washington, D.C
Adrian L. Wessler
New Rochelle
Stanley M. Rosewater
Omaha
Bul Lancian
Boston
State Department
Smash Through To Aid Encircled Outposts
French High Command reports mobile relief columns broke through to aid two encircled outposts in the Red River Delta near Yen Phu and Coquan. A third outpost defended by Viet Nam troops fell yesterday to Vietminh forces armed with 90 mm bazookas and heavy mortars amid intensified communist activity following Dien Bien Phu.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Anxa
Yen: Phu
Coquan
Weekend Weather Outlook Brighter With Warm Weekend Forecast
The Weather Bureau predicts a fair weekend with warmer conditions and possible Sunday heat showers. A sharp temperature drop tonight could bring frost to Western Maryland including Frederick County. Memorial Day services at Arlington on May 31 will honor war dead with ceremonies at the Amphitheater and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Weather Bureau
Gare Forescast
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Fmecast
Arlington
Archincton
Legion Will Honor Dead Of All Wars
The American Legion will observe Memorial Day with ceremonies at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Post members will decorate graves at 1:30 p.m., followed by a 2:00 p.m. service at the War Memorial with H. Q. Miller delivering the address. A flag-raising ceremony at the Key grave and a flag replacement will conclude activities with involvement from Md National Guard units, auxiliary members, and S A L squadron.
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W. M. Ray Spurrier
War Memorial
H. Q. Miller
Flanders Fields
Virginia Miller
Women's Auxiliary
Legion
Donald G. Schley
Francis Scott Key
Schley
George E. van Fossen
Many Horses Perish In Fire At Detroit Race Course
A fire at the Detroit Race Course in Livonia destroyed 40 to 45 horses housed in two wooden barns. Five workers received minor burns while attempting rescues. The blaze damaged 60 stalls and tore through a 250 foot long barn area, with total damage estimated at $200,000. The origin of the fire is undetermined and the track had just completed its 1954 opening day program.
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Detroit
Detroit Race Course
Livonia
Robert Leavitt
Wilson Says U S Should Help Asians Only If Asked
Hong Kong and Formosa reports quote Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson saying the United States should not fight for Asian peoples unless they ask for help. He cautioned whether clashes reflect national movements or Communist aggression and noted Nationalist China has military strength for its size. He described recent sea and air clashes as border skirmishes and said the U S aims to be helpful in social revolutions for nationalism in Asia.
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Hong Kong
U.S
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Formosa
China
May Day ceremonies move to Monday at Hudson Theater
Elm Street School students planned May Day events were rained out and rescheduled for Monday afternoon at 1 30 at the Hudson Theater. Frank H. Lewis announces the theme twelve months of the year featuring pantomime song speech and dance by students. Jack Kussmaul Dwight Rore and Robert Leatherman lead faculty. A Maryland Department of Public Improvements contract to Finch's Tree Service for shrubbery around the Maryland State School library is $2 665.
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Elm Street
Hudson Theater
Hood College
Frank H. Lewis
Jack Kussmaul
Dwreht Ror
Robert Leatherman
Maryland Department of Public Improvements
Finch’s Tree Service
Maryland State School
Hay Crop Spraying Program of 1953 Payoff to Farmers
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker reports the 1953 hay crop spraying program has doubled sprayed acreage to about 10 000 acres. Cool damp weather boosts spittle bug and pea aphid problems on unsprayed fields. Early spraying curbed spittle bugs, improving alfalfa and clover stands. grazing grass crops lag due to weather. Dairy demand drives expanding hay production and spraying, while wheat and barley look good, corn prospects are mixed. Army worm reports emerging in other counties.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Canmiy
No Comment On Report Of Pay Boost Request
Pittsblagh report notes silence as United Mediw workers union seeks a 30 cent hourly pay boost from basic steel producers. U S Steel and union negotiators held a three day session last Thursday outlining demands. The firm studies proposals and expects an answer in about two weeks before contracts expire in June. The USW represents some form workers who earn between 214 and 224 per hour.
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Pittsblagh F
Bg Cto-United Mediworkers Union
U. S. Steel
Union Negonators
USW
Fhasic Steel
Planes Set To Strike At Any Target
Gen Curtis LeMay, head of the Strategic Air Command, said long range bombers can strike any world target in all weather and would respond with swift and certain retaliation if war erupts. Civil Defense Chief Val Peterson warned 22 million Americans could be killed or wounded in a Russian atomic or chemical attack, with 40 to 100 major cities at risk at the outset.
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Washington
America
Curtis
EB. LeMay
Shedh Dues Suawegtt Ale Cuan Mand
LeMay
Armed Forces Chemical Assn
Federal
Val Peterson
Peterson
Indieanapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Fraud Void: Weinmeister Contract Ruled Invalid
Seattle report says Superior Court Judge Lloyd Shorett ruled that the 1953 contract with Arnie Weinmeister was fraudulently concealed bonus payments. The decision held the option clause could not bind him and that the club acted with unclean hands. The ruling declares no valid contract exists and notes salaries could be three to five times the stated terms.
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Seattle
New York
Arnie Weinmeister
Weimeister
Lioyd Shorett
Weimmaentster
Lvst
Tachic
National Football League
Stalemated Korea Issue Up At Geneva
At the Geneva Conference the stalemated Korean debate resumes with South Korea proposing a unification plan for the peninsula while Chou En Lai seeks a speaking role. Indochina talks reportedly move toward a framework for cease-fire and international control, though no side has budged from core positions. Nine delegations plan to use elements of French and Communist armistice plans as basis for next discussions.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Geneva
Indochina
Pyun Yung Tai
Red Ching
Chou En Lai
Red
China
Braddock Heights Park Opens 1934 Season
Heights Park in Braddock Heights opens its 1934 season on Sunday May 30 featuring a refreshed swimming pool roller rink bowling alleys and new kiddie rides including ferris wheel miniature train and pony ride. Western Maryland’s Mountain Theater begins its 15th season June 23 with Stalag 17 and Broadway talent. Reservations for picnic tables and facilities available through Potomac Edison offices.
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Braddock Heights Park
Maryland
Braddock Park
Western Maryland
Mountain Resort
New York
Mountain Theater
Potomac Edison Ca
John J Carlin Dies At Home In Baltimore
John J. Carlin who operated amusement parks in Baltimore Buckeye Lake Ohio and built a park at Wheeling West Virginia died last night at his home. Carlin 73 had been ill for years. In 1916 he built the park in Baltimore at Park Circle which bears his name. He survived by two sons two daughters and two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements were being completed. A Frederick County sister is named Mrs V Moore.
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Baltimore
John J. Carlin
Buckeye Lake
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Carlin
Park Circle
Wheeling State Fair
West Virginia
Frederick
Montgomery County
Clea
Mre [Ra V. Moore
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Norman Trump
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