License on sale beer permit upheld in Frederick
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer sustained County License Commissioner Gail L Cuishall's decision to grant an on sale beer license to Donald A McIntosh and wife for Helena's Tasty Shop and Restaurant at 400 East Church Street. The ruling found sufficient evidence the decision served public interest in a highly industrial district and rejected claims of arbitrariness.
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Gail L. Cutshall
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Donald A. McIntosh
Helena
East Church Street
McIintosh
Frederick
T. West Claggett, Jr
Thomas S. Glass
Ate
Charles H. Kupp
Claggett
Glass
Klipps
C. Clifton Wirts
McIntosh
Klipp
Wirls
Baltimore City
James
Motive Sought For Salisbury Slaying
Salisbury Maryland police and State officers search for a motive in the murder of Iris Rebecca Pope a 21 year old garment worker. Sanford Tours Banks 42 a tavern operator is held without bail on a murder warrant. Banks had dated Pope for years and lives near her mother and step father.
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Salisbury
Sanford Tours
Banks
Iris Rebecca Pope
Blue Lantern Tavern
McClellan says McCarthy and officer guilty of crime
Senator McClellan charged McCarthy and an Army officer who provided classified information with crime. McCarthy denied indicting him for exposing Communists and refused to name the Army officer who allegedly supplied a FBI summary about Ft. Monmouth security. The army hearing featured a tense exchange over evidence and authenticity.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Wisconsin
FBI
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
J. Edgar Hoover
Army Intelligence
Credit For Suspensions Is Claimed
Washington reports Roy M Cohn claimed full credit for the McCarthy subcommittee for suspending 35 alleged subversives at Ft Monmouth New Jersey as the Army McCarthy hearings enter their 22nd day. Cohn testified under oath while charges of discrediting the subcommittee were pressed against Secretary Stevens and Army Counselor Adams.
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Washington
Roy M_ Cohn
McCarthy
Army
Ft. Monmouth
Roy M. Cohn
Secretary Stevens
John G. Adams
Cohn
Ray H. Jenkins
Stevens
Adams
Subcommittee
N.J
Sen
Pvt
David Schine
Sta. Symington
D-Mo
Francis P. Carr
Carr
Symington
Schine
Sen. McClellan
Maleis
Pvt. Schine
Ray Jenkins
Committee
Jenkins
Ft. Myer
Sen. McCarthy
H. Strave Hensel
Hensel
Charges Are Laid Against Two Baltimore Men
Petty larceny charges were filed against Robert Campbell and Conrad Williams of Baltimore for stealing a .32 caliber revolver a necklace and cash from Mr. and Mrs. Lipps. Williams also faces a concealed weapon case with a one year term in the House of Correction. Campbell was held for investigation.
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Baltimore
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples
Robert Clarence Campbell
North Eutaw Street
Conrad Douglas Williams
Cathedral Street
Charles Lipps
West South Street
Williams
House of Correction
Campbell
Norman Dietz
Lipps
East Second Street
Frederick
Sheffield
Coor
Siste
V. L. Guilmino
Charles Richard Smith
RFD 1
Monrovia
Jug Bridge
Smith
Geneva set to decide on high level talks plan
The Indochina peace conference prepared to act on a plan for high level talks to draw cease-fire lines in Vietnam. Eden submitted the plan at a secret nine nation session as France weighs urgency and a June 5 potential turning point. officials expect talks on troop assembly areas after a cease-fire and continued discussion on international supervision of the armistice.
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Geneva
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Britain
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Paris
Bidault
Eden
Viet Nam
Viet Minh Pressure In Southern Red River Delta Increases
Viet Minh forces push into the southern Red River delta area from 30 to 55 miles south and southeast of Hanoi. The thrust centers on Thai Binh and Nam Dinh with Haiphong rail links at risk. French units report repelling infiltrators, though rebels remain inside delta villages amid ongoing rice harvest pressure.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River Delta
Are
Thai Binh
Phu Ly
Nam Dinh
Phu
Thei Tonkin Gulf
Haiphong
Tnere
Yen Phu
Trannhe
Dsaithon
Della
Escape as Circus Tent Blown Down at Stockton
Strong winds toppled a circus tent in Stockton Kansas pinning some spectators and performers. About 1,500 people escaped serious injury with workers aiding the trapped under canvas. One broken ankle reported, several people with cuts and bruises. The incident followed a separate labor election where the International Longshoremen's union led AFL rivals but margins remained undecided pending ballot challenges.
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Stockton
Kan
al G. Kelis and
Russell Brothers Circus
Washington's Lock Of Hair Given In Will
Roy I. Hyndman of Roanoke Virginia probate records reveal a lengthy will with many bequests. Among items are George Washington's hair lock to nephew William M Storm and various heirlooms including Oliver Wolcott Bible, Henry Clay letter, Trail letters, and Revolutionary era pieces. Executor named as William M Storm, dated June 28, 149 IL? Witnesses Aly. Sterm and Hetive A. Hahn.
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George Washington
Roy I. Hyndman
Orphans Court
Mr. Hyndman
William Brown
Washington
Willian
M. Storm
Frederick
Storm
Oliver Wolcott
Edward K. Hyndman
Virginia Coal and Iron Company
Henry Clay
Martha McKinney Wharton
J. Wiliam Wharton
Roanoke
Matthew 5
McBrees
Frank C. Nicodemus
Robert Broun
Eleanor Jordan
Covington
Elizabeth Worman Storm
Gen. Brown
Ruth Worman Bowers
David 0. Griffin
George Z. Bess
Mary Stedman McClain
Alexander Stedman Detterline
Lulu E
Stedman
Mauch Chunk
Igh H. Hyndman
Hollywood
Calif
Edward
Nicodemus
Mary Elizabeth Storm
New Rule Orders Flash Signals on School Buses
Commissioner Thomas B OB Sludd of Motors announces mandatory front and rear flash signals on school buses 109 feet before stopping. State Roads Commission will install signals at 72 Marsland Road to aid visibility at state lines. Officials stress signals alone do not prevent accidents and press for additional precautions.
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von Alars- Tand
Hiehwas
Thomas B
OB Sludd
Comemissioner
Mudd
Hease
State Roads Commission
Srans
Marsland Road
Mic Mudd
State Department of Education
Markets to Close Monday for Memorial Day
Financial and commodity markets across the United States will be closed on Monday May 41 in observance of Memorial Day.
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New York
United States
State School Closing Noted With Prizes And Drills
The Maryland State School closed for the academic year with graduation exercises for 11 students and prize awards. A military drill exhibit followed at 3 pm on the Trent lawn. Awards included Charles E Moylan scholarships to Leister and Crites, a medal to Stafford and Crouch, and athletic and art prizes to multiple students. Special prizes for helpfulness were also given.
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Maryland
Aondal
Ignatius Bjorlee
Trent Lawn
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
James Crites
Cumberland
Charles Leister
Baltimore
Charles E. Moylan
Ronald Stafford
Barbara Crouch
Wheaton
Michael Downey
Towson
Maryland School
Markey Memorial Department
Malcolm Hess
Beltsville
Altice Lehman
Hagerstown
James Gates
Inton
Florence W. Doub
Frederick Art Club
John Waltermeer
Alfred Markell
Millersville
Viola Richey
Berwyn Ilinghis
Virginia Stoner
Jiyottsville
Helen Harris
Pinksburg
Patricia Richey
Berwyn Heights
Jean Ann Butcher
Thomas Byrne
Charles Owens
Laurence ‘Litus
Halethrone
Ferline Galus
Cua
Gerald Janes Cumberland
Ioen Hartis
Finkshare
Rivira Wohlstrom
New Eval Club
Marcaxet Hooker
Bel Air
George HW. Faupel
Alumni Association
Ely Literary Society
Patricia Riches
Beruyn Heights
Charles Lerier
Namen
Ramanes
Varedret Hooker
Gerald Jones
Margaret Hooker
Elizabeth
Helen
Marjorie Moss Deiden
Norman Ager
Patria Leach
Cumberlland
Alcc Lehman
James Raisman
Robert Hambleton
North East
Edna Clayton
Glen Arm
Kathryn Willams
Elkten
Ignatius Byorlee
Bauernschmidt
Byrd Attacks Maryland Parole System in Campaign
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr H Byrd blasted Maryland’s parole system amid a Talbot County tour. He urged stricter parole controls, more police to reduce crime, and warned the next governor faces tight finances. Mahoney countered by charging Byrd with aligning with Baltimore political boss Jack Pollack.
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Associated Press
H. ©. Byrd
Maryland
University of Maryland
Easton
Byrd
Baltimore City
George P. Mahoney
Talbot County
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Mahoney
Kent
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower and Taxed by Meridian Crowd
Adlai Stevenson denounces President Eisenhower for being pushed around by Republicans, calling for a stronger stand against Congress. He speaks to about 15,000 at Hillbilly Day in Meridian and warns of a constitutional crisis and the erosion of separation of powers. Separately, Highland Engineering files to form a cattle and seed business in Mt. Airy with Holmes Dempster Case and others as incorporators. a Bethlehem Sparrows Point shipyard faces possible October shutdown without new orders.
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Meridian
Miss
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
United
Paris
Stevenson
Aly
Highland Engineering Corporation
Mt. Airy
Holmes Dempster Case
Nantemony Wilt Pickens
Woorhine
Francis Charles Buckley
Baltimore
Bethlehem-Sparrows Point
Bennington Carrier Disaster Kills Many at Sea
The 32 000 ton carrier Bennington suffered a devastating explosion and fire off New England, killing 91 and injuring 201 many critically. A four man inquiry headed by Rear Adm Hoskins was to begin. causation remains unconfirmed though a five inch fuse magazine is suspected. Coast Guard and Navy helicopters evacuated the wounded to Newport Naval Hospital as the ship returned to Narragansett Bay.
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Quonset Point
R. I
Bennington
New England
U.S. Naval
Leyte
Boston
John M. Hoskins
Quonset Naval Air Station
Secretary of the Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Quonset
Wiliam F. Raborn, Jr
Raborn
Oklahoma City
Newmart Arrose Narragansett Bay
Oceana Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Navy
Coast Guard
Newport Naval Hospital
Newport
Nearing Solution Of Hicks Death In Maryland
Police questioned an unidentified woman for 12 hours in Charles County Court House in the Hicks case. Louis A. Hicks, a paralyzed World War II veteran, was found dead in his car on March 28 after his car crashed into a Port Tobacco home. Police found a throat torn in the car, and the wife survived with superficial injuries.
Trucking Firm Fight Reaches Maryland Court of Appeals
In Annapolis the Court of Appeals hears a dispute between J Edward Davey and Harry G Masser over control and stock in Accelerated Transport-Pons Express. Circuit Judge Mish ruled Davey holds 30 percent of voting stock but not an officer. Masser seeks reversal of a decree ordering transfer of 15000 common and 700 preferred shares. The case centers on corporate control and stock transfers in Washington County based firm.
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Annapolis
Hagerstayn
Court of Appeals
Princibal
Washington County
J. Edward Davey
Harry G. Masser
Clreuis
Joseph D. Mish
Davey
Transport - Pons Express Tne
Masser
QSL
Apo
Indictment reinstated against Chicago Sun-Times reporter
The U S Court of Appeals reinstates an indictment accusing Ray Shen nan of posing as a government officer to obtain secret Senate Crime Camel committee testimony.
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Washington
Court of Appeals Today
Ray Shennan
Chicago Sun-Times
Senate
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