10 Day Jail Term for Reckless Driving After Route 40 Wreck
A tractor-trailer driver, Carlos E. B. Reed of Gainesboro Virginia, received a 10 day jail term and $100 plus costs for reckless driving after a September Route 40 crash at Plane No 4 near Frederick. Reed’s jackknifing trailer caused a collision with William A. Lee of Strasburg, seriously injuring Lee and causing about $22,500 in damage. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield said the sentence should deter reckless large-truck operation.
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Plane No. 4
Route 40
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Carlos EB. Reed
Gainesboro
William Allen Lee
Strasburg
Charles D. Mades
Sam
Mades
Reed
Lee
Sgt
Thomas A. Valentine
Libertytown
R. E. Garvey
Valentine
Jerome Karpa
Baltimore
Frederick
Willie Compton
Youngstown
C. Compton
Irving A. Brightwell
Brightwell
Wilbur Carson
Mt. Airy
Raymond Ford
Keedysville
New Market
Sarah Burall
House of Correction
Ford
Arthur Baller
Raymond Haugh
Holmes Fout
Haller
Sheffield
Xnaghoi
Seifoilan
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Braddock Mountain
V. L. Guilmino
Robert L. Taylor
Taylor
Buckeysoun
Albert Hedden
Frank A. Sherno
Hazelton
John W. Spencer
Dayton
Charles H. Locher
Glasgow
Stephen Holesar
Plymouth
West Patrick Street
James B. Thorne
Hyattsville
Albert Lee Bussard, Jr
Jeffison
Philip Kretsinger
Carlton Lewis
Staley Gift Establishes Robert B. Staley Memorial Stadium
Frederick Little League opened its 1953 season with a new park donated by former Alderman and Mrs. Charles P. Staley. Mr. Staley deeded the ground on Staley avenue after a $4000 contribution from James A. Grove, who presented the check at home plate. A plaque will honor the Staleys, and Mayor Donald B. Rice praised the gift for youth facilities as a parade marked the dedication.
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Frank Keefer
Little League
Charles P. Staley
James A. Grove
Frederick
Robert B. Staley
William H. Bartgis
Jeff
Little League Building Fund Committee
Byron W. Thompson
League
Grove
Robert B. Staley Memorial
Frederick's
Staley
Staley Avenue
East 13Th Street
Donald B. Rice
Maryland
Millions Cut From Aid Requests
Washington lawmakers welcomed a 354 million dollar cut in foreign aid requests as a step forward. Rand, acting Mutual Security director, said savings from unspent funds would be credited to 1954 appropriations. Some members pressed for further reductions while demanding rigorous justification for the revised aid budget of 5.474 billion.
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Washington
William M. Rand
Rep
Ford
Mich
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Taber
R-Ny
Appropriations Committee
Mutual Security Administration
MSA
Europe
Far East
Harold E. Siassen
Rand
Ietfers
Chiperfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Wiley R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dr Trueblood to Speak at Hood College June 5
Dr D Elton Trueblood a leading midcentury religious philosopher will deliver Hood College baccalaureate address Friday June 5 at 7 30 p m in Hodson outdoor theater He is Earlham College philosophy professor and Guilford College alumnus with famed works including The Predicament of Modern Man and Your Other Vocation The talk precedes Class Day June 6 and graduation June 9 both open to the public with indoor backup in Gambrill Gymnasium if needed
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D. Elton Trueblood
Hood College
Hodson
Society of Friends
Trueblood
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Swarthmore
England
Hudson Theater
Harper Sibley
Gambrill Gmnasium
Taft Speech Worries Diplomats Over Korea Policy
Diplomats debate Taft's Cincinnati speech proposing independent action in Korea and a potential severing of U N ties. If armistice talks fail the U S might withdraw from further negotiations and abandon UN efforts, sparking criticism from Ada leaders and allies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Taft
Cincinnati
Vancouver
B. C
Lester Pearson
U. S
United Nations
U.S
England
Korea
State Dept Names Ships In Korean War Troop Transport
The State Department said it has evidence that two ships linked to British Hong Kong firms carried Chinese Communist troops along the China coast during the Korean War. The Perico, registered to Wailem and Co. Ltd., and the Miramar, owned by Wheelock Marden and Co., were named in a report released at a news conference by Senator Mundt. The document, prepared for the Senate Investigations Subcommittee, addresses contentions that prior testimony was vague. A separate note reports Judge Holtzeff ordering an examination of Henry Grunewald, a Washington wire-puller, to assess potential imprisonment risks.
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Washington
State Department
Hong, Kong
China
Perico
Wailem and Co. Ltd
Hong Kong
Miramar
Wheelock Marden and Co
Ani
Sen. Mundt
BSDI
Senate Investigations
Mundt
Subcommittee
McCarthy R-Wis
McCarthy
Alexander Holtzeff
Henry W
Soviet to abolish control commission in Germany
London Moscow Radio announced the Soviet Control Commission in Germany would be abolished and the supreme commander of Soviet troops released from control duties. Vladimir Semionov was named supreme commissar in Berlin to oversee German Democratic Republic activities and Potsdam undertakings. He will liaise with the United States Britain and France on general questions from four power decisions.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Soviet Control Commission
Germany
Soviet Council of Ministers
German Democratic Republic
Ussr Council of Ministers
Berlin
Soviet Union
Vladimir Semionov
Potsdam
Britain
France
Mounts 145th Finals Begin On Saturday
Mount St Marys College at Emmitsburg starts its 145th commencement week with ordinations in the College Chapel by Auxiliary Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan. Two seminarians will be ordained, with twenty-one receiving subdeaconate and twenty-six receiving Minor Orders. Masses, baccalaureate, faculty events, and the commencement on June 3 feature alumni honors, honorary LL.D. degrees, and a large academic procession for 98 graduates. Notable speakers include Very Rev. Francis X. Desmond and former Senator Herbert R. O’Conor.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
Seph Mazeike
Luzerne Pa
Oklahoma City-Tulsa
Law[rence, Golen
New Britain
Conn
el Paso
Tex
John L. Sheridan
Francis X. Desmond
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Our Lady of Angels Seminary
Niagara
Bradley Hall
National Alumni Association
McCaffrey Hall
Richard F. Mec-Nicholas
Scranton
Sisters of St. Francis
Hospital Aid to Meet at YMCA Friday Evening
The annual meeting of Hospital Aid Inc will be held at the YMCA Friday at eight o'clock. Reports for the year will be submitted, officers elected, and other business transacted. The nominating committee led by Crames K. Taylor J Harold Hooper and Clyde M. Roney will present its report. Ernst and Ernst certified public accountants audited the books and will present the audit report. President Richard F Simmons will preside.
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Hospital Aid
Hospital Aid, Inc
YM. C. A
Crames K. Taylor
J. Harold Hooper
Clyde M. Roney
Ernst and Erne
Richard F. Simmons
Eisenhower assures defense not harmed by Air Force cuts
President Eisenhower said at a news conference that he can give his personal assurance that proposed Air Force budget cuts will not reduce America's defenses beyond a margin of safety. The remarks followed sharp debate over his defense spending plans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Eleven Graduates Are Honored At Maryland State School
Eleven students at the Maryland State School for the Deaf received diplomas and time certificates during today’s exercises. Notable honorees include Nancy Lee Davis from Washington and James Lanier Kelly of Sparrows Point, with multiple awards for athletics arts and leadership across graduates and undergraduates. The program featured greetings by Dr Ignatius Bjorke, a salutatory by Mayor Donald B. Rice, and later scout and drill awards.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Nancy Lee Davis
Washington
James Lanier Kelly
Sparrows Point
Clarence Allen Russell, Jr
Baltimore
Patricia Katherine Frisino
Barbara Avenelle Porter
Aberdeen
Dorothy Ann Bossom
James Ralph Crites
Cumberland
William Russel Forsyth
Louis Francis X. Fisino
Catherine Margaret Hook
Reisterstown
Margaret Norma Hooker
Bel Air
Ignatius Bjoriee
Donald B. Rice
Margaret Hooker
Chester H
Charles FE. Moylan
Miss Davis
Allen Russell
Maryland School
James Crites
Charles Leister
William Ward
Catherine Hook
Edith Markey
James Gates
Avenelle Porter
Florence W. Doub
Frederick Art Club
Louis Frisino
James Collison
Pasadena
Audrey Harbaugh
Mt. Airy
Michael Tsimis
Bertha
Rodenmayer
Michael Downey
Towson
Ronald Stafford
James Kelly
William Forsyth
Bjerlee
Ely Literary Society
Cold spell and death at Essex shipyard
The article notes a 47 degree low at the airport and a 69 degree high Wed with expectations of cooler nights, a gradual warmup after Saturday, and northwest winds. It also reports a sailor found beaten to death in a suburban Essex wooden section, body awaiting identification in city morgue.
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Baltimore Ih
Essex
Appeasement and Sellout Charged in Korea Truce Rift
South Korea opposes the latest Allied truce proposal in a note to the United Nations Command. Truce delegate Maj. Gen. Choi Duk Shin delivered the message to Lt. Gen. Harrison at Mun san. ROK officials warned of renewed fighting if the plan advances and questioned sovereignty secrecy. Negotiations at Panmunjom resume after a week-long recess with Reds expected to respond.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations Command
Choi Duk Shin
William K. Harrison
Munsan
Republic of Korea
ROK
South Korea
Pyun Yung -Tal
Hed
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Pyun
Harrison
U. N
National Assembly
Yoon Chi Yung
Reds
United States
India
Five Nation Commission
Panmunjom
8 900 Reds Strike At Allied Line
The Chinese Reds attacked across a twenty mile front in Central Korea and pressed into Western positions near Panmunjom. More than 8,500 Communist troops attacked multiple outposts, with heavy fighting and artillery exchanges reported by the Eighth Army. Allied fighter-bombers hit Red supply centers and positions, including strikes northwest of Yonan and north of Sinchon.
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Seoul
Reds
Korea
Vegas
Carson
Elko
Berlin
East Berlin
Fighth
Eighth Army
No Man’s Land
Finger Ridge
Yonan
Sinchon
Royals Prepare For Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Parade
Crowned heads from perfumed capitals and muddy capitals gather for the coronation in London. Princess Margherita of Baden, the Sultan of Perak, Mwanawina III of Barotseland and Sobhuza II of Swaziland join a multinational royal crowd. Protocol, dress, and diet worries loom as hoteliers and officials map menus and interpreter needs for Westminster Abbey.
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London
Margherita
Baden
Buckingham Palace
Perak
Mwanawina
Barotseland
Ad Sobhuza II
Swaziland
East End
Westminster Abbey
Proposes To Take Over Gas Company
Baltimore report notes Manufacturers Light and Heat Co of Pittsburgh seeks to acquire Cumberland and Allegheny Gas Co. Allegheny Gas serves Cumberland and several small communities in Allegany and Garrett Counties. Both subsidiaries of the Columbia Gas System argue the absorption would cut costs and simplify corporate structure.
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Baltimores
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Pittsburgh
Caumberland
Allegheny Gas Co
Public Gas Co. Commission
Allegheny Gas
Allegany
Garrett
Manufacturers Light and Heat
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Commission
Cumberland
Allegheny Sy
Columbia
Baltimore Telecommunication Rates Cut Campaign Planned
Joseph Alien, counsel for 2 People’s, is expected to urge the Public Service Commission tomorrow to reduce Maryland telephone rates.
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Baltimore 2
Public Service Commission
Joseph Alien
PSC
Maryland
Two Day Conservation Tour Across Maryland and Pennsylvania
A two day tour organized for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs by the U S Soil Conservation Service runs Saturday and Sunday through Maryland and Pennsylvania. Stops include Mt Olivet cemetery Thrasher Farm and Middletown Valley sites with lunches at the Francis Scott Key hotel. The route covers Frederick Gettysburg York Hanover and Glenwood with visits to grassland farms and a stop at Mrs Jessie Hakes’s farm.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thrasher
Mt. Olivet
Thrasher Farm
Middletown Valley
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick
Gettysburg
York
Hanover
Washington
Jessie Hakes
Glenwood
Coyle Trial Opens In Court At Towson
A 3 A second degree murder trial opened in Towson Maryland over the February slaying of a red haired former fashion model and department store buyer. Wilbur Fo Coyle Jr is charged with killing his wife and police found her body in bed with two wounds in the neck. He was hospitalized then jailed awaiting trial after being indicted by the Baltimore grand jury.
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Towson
Baltimore
Wilbur Fo Coyle Jr
Coyle
Grand Jury
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Mrs. Staley
Dr. Trueblood
Hood
Sen. Sparkman
D. Ala
al Harpoon
Bermuda
Churchill
Sparkman
Russia
Sen. Taft
Arthur M Schlesinger Jr
James E. Doyle
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
State Dept. Names Ships
Mount’s
Maryland State School
Mercury
Allied Line
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