Arms Shipment Is Termed As Intervention
Senator Smathers denounces a Swedish ship carrying 2000 tons of Red arms to Guatemala as a Russian intervention in Latin America. U S officials question captain and crew at Key West while a 4600 ton freighter pivots toward aiding a Communist influence near the Panama Canal. A U S response sends 70 tons of arms to Nicaragua and Honduras as more shipments loom.
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Late Dr Musser Honored With Bret Harte Collection
Friends and colleagues of the late Paul H Musser presented to the University of Pennsylvania a major Bret Harte first edition collection in his memory. The event occurred May 20 in the library atrium with relatives present. The collection includes about seventy first editions dating back to 1867. Musser, educated at the university, rose from instructor in 1916 to dean in 1939 and provost from 1944 to 1951 before becoming university chairman.
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Girl’s effort to be jailed ends with acquittal
In Hagerstown Anna May Barbra 22 sought detention claiming fear of her boyfriend after a fight. She returned with a stolen necktie and faced a magistrate but was acquitted for lack of intent. The case was treated as a pretext for jail. In Baltimore gasoline from an underground flow prompted a Bureau of Mines inspection.
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Board Clears Dr Bunche in Loyalty Review
A US federal board cleared Ralph Bunche of any disloyalty after two days of secret questioning. Bunche, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and top American at the UN, is slated to become undersecretary to UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld. The board said the proceedings would not disclose details, citing justice for those involved. Meanwhile Jenkins mobilize Thurmont plant canning season begins soon with peas first, employing about 100 workers.
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Tall Cedar Lodges Reach Across Atlantic City Convention
Frederick Forest delegates attended the 1954 Supreme Forest convention at Atlantic City, naming the Tall Cedar leader from Lancaster and detailing his career from Atglen to West Chester. The gathering featured an Atlantic City parade on the boardwalk. future meetings were planned for 1955 in Atlantic City and 1956 in New York City.
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Extra Load Forces Sewage Plants to Expand Market
New housing growth raises sewage plant load and private septic tanks boosting demand for biocatalytic agents. The chemicals, bacteria-based products, aim at municipal and hotel use to improve digestion and prevent clogs, with home use seen as the largest potential market.
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New Band Feature Opens Carnival at Frederick High
Frederick High School Band unveils a new feature with 20 majorettes performing throughout the concert at the SECA benefit at the Fairgrounds on Monday. Director Sperry Lo Storm announced baton-wielding demonstrations and a 1 hour program starting 7:30 PM before a Joe Chitwood thrill show and a fireworks display.
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Army Clothing and Supplies Price List at Market Street
A scanned price list shows Army combat shoes priced at 4.98 and khaki pants from 1.73 to 2.98. Fatigue pants from 1.50 to 2.93, shoes and slippers 2.98, Yough work shoes 4.98 to 6.98, dress slippers 34.98 to 85.98, Army coveralls 32.98 and 4.98, plus Rouse Paint at 1.93 per gallon. The items are listed under 33-37 South Market Street.
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