Warning over S M A liquid infant formula irritability linked to code H or I
Frederick County health officer cautions parents and retailers about S M A liquid infant formula sold 1951 1952 bearing code H or I. Wyeth Laboratories removed these cans citing irritability and rare convulsions in infants after weeks of use due to vitamin B 6 loss during sterilization. Safe cans with other codes are unaffected. A Frederick city death case in a six month old raises the possibility of S M A involvement, with further laboratory tests underway.
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Forbes HW. Burgess
Frederick County
Health Department
Wyeth Laboratories
Wyeth
Frederick
Frederick City
State Laboratory
Two Stolen Cars Quickly Recovered
State Police recovered two cars reported stolen in Frederick over the weekend. One car was intercepted near Hagerstown Sunday evening, found abandoned at Frederick Junction. Guy Elwood Gross, 17, of Ladiesburg and Frederick, is charged with breaking and entering and larceny. The second car was intercepted near Route 15 by Trooper Harry Bowman. Walter Ira Beall is charged. Arthur Haller of Bartonsville faces warrants for breaking and entering and larceny with a hearing set Wednesday for a residence in New Market owned by Sarah Vural on March WH.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Charles D. Mades
F. Motors
North Market Street
Charles Fogie
Walkersville
Frederick Junction
Guy Elwood Gross
Ladiesburg
Harry Bowman
C. Lease Bussard
Walter Ira Beall
Arthur “Snidder” Haller
Bartonsville
Haller
New Market
Sarah V. Bural
Joseph E. Brooks
West Patrick Street
Wiliam W. Pryor
Clare E. Figgins
Urbana
Eliis O. Turner
J Floyd Wagbie
Paul R.stockman
Jefferson
Clyde E. Francisco
Baltimore
Erma
Shockly
Highfield
David E. Pressley
Cledis Dalton
Ohio
Irving Snowden
Route 1
Robert N. Gicking
Hazelton
Lieut i Phobus
Sgis
Quinn
Phillips
N. Dorsey
Kanode
Tramp Land Bender
17 Year Locusts Signal Pests Then Japanese Beetles Next
Locusts fill mountains and orchards with a noisy din but few pests reach the city. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker reports scant locusts in town yet loud in rural areas. Locust season ends in about a month and Japanese beetles are due late June. Beetle damage has declined recently and parasites and spore dust may be used again in limited form. Traps near counties towns will be used mainly for checks.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Mrs Sibley to Address Hood Graduates
Mrs Sibley a prominent American churchwoman will speak at Hood College sixtieth commencement on Sunday June 7 at 9 am in Hedson outdoor theater. The former president of the United Council of Church Women and named American Mother of 1945, she has served the Protestant Episcopal Church as a delegate to the Jerusalem Conference and the Oxford Life and Work Conference. She resides in Rochester New York where her husband Megan Sibley is engaged in business and agriculture.
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Harper Sibley
Hood College
Hedson
United Council of Church Women
Sibley
Time Magazine
U. S
Department of the Army
Germany
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jerusalem
Conference On Life and Work
Oxford
England
Women’s Auxiliary
National Council
Grace Loucks Elliott
Harrison Eliott
National Ywca
Georgiana Farr
Orange
N. J
Rochester
U. S.chamber of Commerce
Sib‘ley
Federal Council of Churches
United Council of Women
Iinto
National Council of Churches of Christ
Settle Strike At Budd Plant
Detroit reports a Budd Company strike settlement ending a jurisdictional dispute within a CIO United Auto Workers local. About 44,000 Chrysler workers idled by the Budd stoppage were expected to return within a day or two. Other supplier strikes at Ford Canton Plant and Warner Gear Munice kept thousands idle. Union officials reprimanded strikers and urged return to work.
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Chrysler Corp
Budd
Canton
Ford Motor Company
Warner Gear Company
Muncie
Ind
CIO
United Auto - Workers
UAW
UAW Tnternational
The
International
Democrats Oppose 1954 National Convention Test
Congressional Democrats signal thumbs down on a proposed 1954 national convention test just before Senate and House elections. Southern Democrats lean toward boycott while many Northern and Western colleagues warn it risks reigniting civil rights disputes and highlighting party rifts. Mitchell and committees have not reported a cross-section of opinion among Democratic senators.
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Washington
Stephen F
Second U S airman faces murder charges in 1952 Korea
Airman Thomas L. Kinder 21 of Cleveland Tennessee flew to Korea after being arrested in the United States and charged with slaying Bang Soon Kil on September 27 1952 at a Korean air base. Airman First Class Kinder may be tried before a Fifth Air Force court martial after Air Force officers say he helped transport and shoot the victim following orders from an officer and Sgt Robert W. Toth already in custody.
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Seoul LI
Air Force
Korea
Thomas L. Kinder
Route 6
Cleveland
Tenn
U. S
Japan
Southeast Korea
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Taegu
Bang Soon Kil
Jerome L. Lowenberg
Fifth Air Force
Kinder
Toth
Anthony R. McGrath
U. S. Supreme Court
UW. 8
Lowenberg
Head Of Gub Women For Defense First
Washington. The American woman’s knowledge of family finances supports President Eisenhower’s budget balance plan. Mrs Oscar A Ahlgren, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, urged tax relief wait until the budget is balanced for strong defense against communism. She heads the world’s largest women’s group with 11 million members.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Oscar A. Ahlgren
General Federation of Womies Clubs
Ahlgren
Whiting
Ind
U. S
Sheraton Adds Wardman Park and Carlton Hotels
The Sheraton Corporation of America has added the Wardman Park and Carlton hotels in Washington to its chain, increasing total properties to 30 hotels in 24 cities across the United States and Canada.
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Washington
Sheraton Corporation of America
Wardman Park
Carlton
Ihe
U. S
Canada
First Shell Fired From Atomic Gun at Nevada Test Range
The United States fired the first atomic shell from the 280 millimeter cannon "Atomic Annie" at the Nevada desert proving ground. The shot occurred at 8:30 a.m. local time with a plume forming within minutes. Army leaders including Secretary Charles E. Wilson and Gen. J. Lawton Collins watched as nearly 100 congressmen and thousands of troops observed from trenches several miles away.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Desert Proving Grounds
52Nd Field Artillery Group
Ft. Sill
Okla
Siaud
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Rep
W. Sterling Cole
Nyc
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Armed Forces
Frederick county homemakers attend Maryland short course
About 150 Frederick county homemakers will attend the University of Maryland Short Course June 15 to 20, with 107 registered for a Capitol area tour. The event includes a Sunday buffet and a June 18 pageant, with county directors and special representatives noted. Registrations close Saturday and remain open for late signups.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
Beatrice Fehr
Washington
Capitol Building
Country Home
Donald
Sullivan
R. Paul Buhrman
H. L. Davis
Libertytown
J. W. Briscoe
Urbana
Elmer Dixon
Jug Bridge
J. Homer Remsberg
Middlettown
Fehr
Betsy Lovington
J. Homer Remsibberg
Middletown
Frank Darner
Luther Remsburg
State Council
Battleship New Jersey shells Chinnampo coast in Korea
The U S Navy battleship New Jersey joined British forces off Korea’s West Coast to pound coastal batteries at the Amgok peninsula near Chinnampo. Supporting ships included the Newcastle and the carrier Ocean as spotter planes directed a dawn assault, marking a rare West Coast foray since 1951.
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New Jersey
Chinnampo
Korea
U. S
Yellow Sea
Newcastle
Ocean
Amgok
J. J
Jocko) Clarl
U. S&s
Community Chorus Plans Rehearsal and Concert Details
The Community Chorus under Dr. Earle Blakeslee moves rehearsals to Brodbeck Hall at 8 30 p m for intensive practice ahead of the June 7 spring concert at 4 p m in Brodbeck Hall The program features Gilbert and Sullivan pieces a Schubert aria and parts of The Bohemian Girl with Mary Paull as principal soloist A business session will discuss a June 8 family dinner and chorus arrangements.
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Brodbeck Hall
Gambrill Gymnasium
Earle B. Blakeslee
Rolfe
Fred Waring
Mary Paull
Hood
Borodin
Walter Carty
Mrs. Roosevelt Attacked in Tokyo by Pro Communist Protesters
Yomiuri reports Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt was manhandled by Japanese women waving Communist banners outside the Labor Ministry in Tokyo as she refused an interview. She was dragged from an automobile but rescued by guards and left unharmed. one guard was slapped.
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Tokyo
Eleanor Roosevelt
Yomiuri
Roosevelt
Japan
Labor Ministry
Frederick's New Little League Park Dedication May 27
Frederick plans a Wednesday dedication of its new Little League park on Staley Avenue south of East Thirteenth Street. A parade and opening game double header will launch the 1953 season with new bleachers from the Presidential inaugural committee, dugouts, and a new outfield fence. Community fund drives, a Beta Sigma Phi card party, and a Moose Barn Dance support the project.
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Frederick
Staley Avenue
East Thirteenth Street
James A Grove
Little League
Charles P. Staley
Alpha Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Little jLeague
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
West South Street
Little League Fund
Market
Frederick High School
East 13Th Street
Eisenhower
Battleship New Jersey salutes passing British ships at sea
Aboard the battleship New Jersey off Chinnampo Korea the U S vessel ceased firing to salute two British ships and then resumed shelling communists. In city news one minor auto accident was reported as Roy S Johnson collided while backing in West South street. Clifford J Davis was accidentally shot in the right leg at a Singapore rifle range. Sen Leverett Saltonstall will address the 1953 Naval Academy graduation.
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New Jersey
Chinnampo
Korea
Batteship
Roy S. Johnson
Washington
West South Street
South Market Street
Alvin T. Burgee
West Fifth Street
C. S. Tregoning
Johnson
Burgee
Clifford J. Davis
Damascus
Singapore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Annapolis
Leverett
Nation Backs Ike On Air Force Funds
Senator Millikin asserts public support for President Eisenhower's Air Force policy and notes a five billion dollar cut would affect future buildup rather than immediate spending. He emphasizes continued strengthening and predicts strong country backing for the President's air strength plan despite Democratic opposition. Johnson warns against large cuts and urges no erosion of preparedness as truce talks resume.
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Washington
Sen
Millikin
R-Cole
Eisenhower
Conference of All
U. S
Truman
Wilson
GOP
Korea
Congress
Panmunjom
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
New Orleans Times Picayune Upheld By Court
The Supreme Court ruled five to four that the New Orleans Times-Picayune Publishing Co did not violate the Sherman Antitrust Act in its advertising sales policy. The ruling dismissed charges that requiring classified and national advertisers to buy space in both its morning and afternoon editions was a forced rate disadvantaging rival papers. Justice Clark authored a 32 page majority opinion stating the record does not establish the charged violations.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
New Orleans Times-Picayune Publishing Co
Justice Department
Department
New Orleans
Burton
Black
Douglas
Minion
Vinson
Reed
Frankfurter
Jackson
Clark
Dean's Appendectomy Questioned By Wife In Berkeley
U S Maj Gen William F Dean a Korean War prisoner was said to have an appendectomy in Peiping by a Formosa agency but his Berkeley wife reports he had the operation years ago. Separately Maryland wage officials told a labor federation that 18 percent of firms inspected violated the minimum wage law, below the national 20 percent average.
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Taipeh
Formosa
U. S
William F. Dean
Peiping
Berkeley
Cailif
Maryland
Washington
William Bargadine, Jr
Labor Department
Labor Uni
Syland
Maryland-D. C
Truce Talks Postponed Until June 1
Panmunjom reports say Korean truce negotiations, held in secrecy, recessed to June 1 for a possible new prisoner exchange plan. Allied and South Korean delegates clash over terms, with Choi Duk Shin absent and Gen. Clark meeting President Rhee in Seoul amid a blackout on session details.
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United Nations Command
Choi Duk Shin
Choi
Munsan
North
South Korea
Mark Clark
U. N
Far East
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
U.N
Washington
Ahies
Milton Herr
Red
Panmunjom
Kaesong
William K. Harrison
Chinese Attack Is Fought Off At Front Outpost
South Korean infantry repelled a three hour assault by about 200 Chinese near Outpost Texas on the Eastern Front. ROK troops used grenades and close range fire, reporting around 60 enemy killed or wounded. Allied patrols reported 23 Red line breaches across the 135 mile front. UN spokesman said the line is manned by 253000 troops.
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Seoul
Froxt
Texas
Eighth Army
Red Line
Rosenbergs Lose Bid for Third Supreme Court Hearing
The Supreme Court refused a third time to hear Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Their only apparent path to avoid the electric chair would be to provide espionage secrets to the government. President Eisenhower had rejected clemency pleas last February. DOJ sources said the couple were told they might save themselves by "singing" to prosecutors.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Electric Chair
Eisenhower
Justice Department
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Lake Charles
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