Inductees in Frederick County Rise to Forty Five For Korea War
Inductions from Frederick County since the Korean conflict began reached 45 this morning. Five more men left by bus from Selective Service Board No.5 for Fort Holabird to enter the armed forces. Lists show inductees from Boards 45 and 46, including residents of Frederick and surrounding towns, with numerous names and addresses listed for rural and city registrants.
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Frederick County
Selective Service Board No
Fort Holabird
Armed Forces
Draft Board No
Frederick City
Thomas Franklin Hood
East South Street
Carlos Lee Stoneburnex
Jefferson
Joseph Benjamin King
West I Street
Brunswick
Elsworth Paul Tribby
Knoxville
Joseph Ulysses Beaner
Broadway
Frederick
Selective Service
Oard 44
Board 46
Dune
Edgar Ciyde
Adams
Buckeystown
Charles Liwms Yates
Washington, D. C
Earlsten Franklin Fletcher
Robert Daniel Henderson
Middletown
William Bernard Oram
Rudolph Elijah Naylor
John James Proctor
Doubs
Joseph Benjamin Proctor
George William McDonald
Gerald Junior Younkins
Charles A. Barker
Wiliam Franklin Snyder
Russell Harold Harshman
Myersville
Dimitri James Standoff
Joseph Maurice Ricketts, Jr
Kenneth Randolph Keyser
Charles Clifford Hewitt
Thurmont
Theodore Russell Troxell
Kiam Burdette van Sant
Mt. Airy
Charles Monroe Snowden
Herman Lee Lantz
of Lantz
Norman Peach
New Market
Jack Allen Stitely
Harvey Milton Pittinger, Jr
Dorsey Franklin Fox
Rocky Ridge
Clarence Edward Allen
Lincoln Apartments
Daniel Philip Tressler
Walter Edward Pryor
Tibet Appeals to United Nations for Aid
Report from New Delhi says Tibet asked the United Nations for aid and intervention against Chinese Communist invasion. Sources declined to be named. no confirmation from U.N. headquarters at Lake Success as of early today. The appeal reportedly went to the U.N. on November 8, but channel and direct Tibetan government confirmation were not disclosed.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
United Nations
U. N
U.N
Lake Success
Indian Foreign Ministry
Dalai Lama
Armistice Day Observance Marks Local Ceremony
Armistice Day will be observed with 11 am bells and ceremonies at Memorial Ground and Court House Park. Post offices, banks, and city offices close. Maryland National Guard units join a wreath ceremony. Rev Dr Sponseller to speak at both services.
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Memorial Ground
Court House Park
Court House
Frederick
Francis Scott
American Legion
Legionnaires
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Legion Home
East Church Street
Edwin H Sponseller
Hood College
McKeldin and Lane Converge in Annapolis Session
Governor elect Theodore R. McKeldin arrived in Annapolis for a special General Assembly session. He set up temporary HQ across from the State House and joined a GOP caucus to choose floor leaders and shape the Republican program as Governor Lane discussed plans with Democratic leaders and officials including Byrnes Sybert George and Miles. By 11 am the two leaders had not yet conferred.
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Annapolis
Theodore R. Wekeldin
General Assembly
Mecheldin
Court of Appeals
State House
McKeldin
Lane
GOP
Senate
Byrnes
D-Baltosth
House
Sybert
Howard
Joseph M. George
Hooper S. Miles
Phone Strike Enters Second Day Across Nation
New York reports a coast to coast walkout by telephone equipment workers entering its second day with plans to jam circuits via useless calls. Federal mediators push for settlement as disruptions affect operators and service. 16000 Michigan workers adopt a limited hit-and-run strike, per Walter Schaar of CWA Division 15 in Detroit.
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New York
Michigan
Detroit
Walter Schaar
CLO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Schaar
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Secretary Marshall Praises Marines on 175th Anniversary
Secretary of Defense Marshall congratulated the Marine Corps on its 175th anniversary. He said the Marines’ morale and successes in Korea align with the corps traditions. A wreath laying ceremony was held at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery.
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Marshall
Marine Corps
Washington
Korea
Arlington Cemetery
52 Percent Of Vote Went To Republicans In Off-Year
Washington reports that 52 percent of the aggregate off year vote went to Republican candidates. About 20,727,213 ballots were cast as state totals remained incomplete. The national turnout surpassed the 1938 nonpresidential peak of 37,304,380, with 1946 and 1942 figures lower. Associated Press tallied the highest state votes, typically for Governor or Senator.
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Washington
Associated Press
Republicans Sweep in Carroll County Election
Unofficial returns show a broad GOP victory in Carroll County with Republicans winning key state and local offices. Governor-elect Theodore McKeldin carried the county by about 3,000, while incumbent Republicans swept the House of Delegates and most county posts. several Democrats were defeated including Norman Hess on the county commission. A referendum allowing raffles and bingo passed by a wide margin.
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Carroll County
Carroll Gop
Dre. Thomas HH
Union Bridgeman
Stanford Holl
Hoff
Dr. Legg
Theodore R. McKeldin
McKeldin
Lane
Builer
Tyd- AdLorner
Ham
Gunter
Gen. Devereux
Cong
Bolton
Ermin A Shoemaker
Walter E. Garrett
Donald C. Spoinseller
L. Awalt Weller
Register of Wills
J. Walter Grumbing
Charles A. Crumbacker
Norman R. Hess
Harney
Board of County Commissioners
Walter V. Bennnett
Emory R. Berwager
James ©. Shilling
Hess
Howard H. Wine
Walmurth
Hess G
House of Delegates
C Ray Barnes
Joseph H. Hahn
E. Lee Erb
Charles B. Kephart
Clarence L. Manahan
Harry D. Ditman
Abraham FH. Gehman
William H. Main
Collazo Indicted In Fatal White House Attack
A federal grand jury indicted 37 year old Puerto Rican Jose Collazo for murder in the November 1 attempt on President Truman life at Blair House. A second suspect, Griselio Torresola, was killed. Coffelt, a White House guard, died. Torresola may have fired the fatal shot. Under DC law all who take part in a killing can be charged with murder. Hollis Coffelt, brother of the victim, was a conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The same report notes the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Southern Railway to end racial segregation on dining cars at gate lines.
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Washington
Ocay
Collazo
Truman
Leslie Coffelt
White House
Grieselio Torresala
Blair House
Torresala
Collazao
District of Columbia
Tartesola
Coffelt
Hollis Coffelt
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Middletown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Maryland sales tax fight widens race ties
Maryland politics moved toward a compromise as Governor Lane and Governor-elect McKeldin signaled cooperation on sales tax changes. Republicans in the General Assembly pledged support for the administration plan to revise and possibly repeal portions of the tax, while Storm of Frederick hinted at delaying full repeal. The session, called by a lame duck governor, eyed raising exemptions and delaying certain levies with talks of broader reform to follow in January. In Michigan, the closely watched governor race narrowed further as remaining ballots reduced Harry F. Koll’s lead over G. Mennen Williams to under 2,000.
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Atniapolis
Lane
Maryland
Vheodore
KR McKeldin
McKeldin
Senate
State House
General Assembly
Storm
D-Frederick
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Lanes Administration
Frederick
Baltimore
The
Racing Commission
Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Michigan
Detroit
Harry Fl. Kolls
G. Mennen Williams
Fire Sweeps Suburban San Bernardino Foothills
A strong wind fanned by Santa Ana conditions drove a fire through San Bernardino foothill residences today forcing hundreds to flee. Firefighters fought for hours with 14 injuries reported and near 300 residents evacuated to a local school. Fire scorched a number of homes, the most valuable a $35,000 colonial, as crews from multiple agencies battled the blaze along the dusty, debris-filled streets.
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San Bernardin
Catit
SS. Forest Service
Tryenan
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino Mountains
Mojave
Jom Baker
Russell M. Gray
Kayther
Anna Sperling
Red Cross
Sone 8
Redlanes
Colton
Rialto
San Bernardino
California
Describ
Cold Wave to Hit Maryland Tonight
A cold wave will drop Maryland temperatures below freezing in many areas tonight. Western Maryland may see snow flurries with lows 25 to 40 degrees, while other parts of the state decline to 28 to 36. Northwest winds will be gusty, with a colder Saturday and scattered western flurries. Sunday in Garrett County starts 15 to 22 degrees then warms to a sunny, generally fair day.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Mercury
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Garrett County
Ousted official wins self reelection in Morgan County
Berkeley Springs West Virginia November 10 wi P C Yost ousted from the Morgan County Board of Commissioners months ago on charges of misusing county property won the office again defeating Democrat Archie Largent 1947 to 1007 Yost a farmer canner and livestock dealer did not appear to defend himself in circuit court on the ouster charges earlier issued a statement denying the charges and citing unavoidable circumstances.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
P. C
Yost
Board of
Morgan County Commissioners
Archie Largent
Morgan County
Boudreau Out Lopes In As Cleveland Manager
Cleveland announces Lou Boudreau will leave after nine seasons and that AL Lopes, a 18 year NL veteran, becomes the Indians manager for two seasons. President Ellis Ryan cites pursuit of a potentially better leader and confirms top salary terms for Lopes.
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Boudreau
Lopes
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Noy de Gin
AL Lope
Wid
Ladiatiumpalis Indians
Fulis Ryan Sud
Lou Boudreau
Vidiims
Lidianiapolis
Ellis Ryan
AL Leper
Food Show Opens At State Armory November 13
The annual Food and Better House Show, sponsored by Sevel Save-U Stores and Independent Retail Food Distributors of Frederick, will run November 13 to 18 at the State Armory. Fifty local and national exhibitors will display, with free admission and door prizes nightly. Highlights include grocer night, a pet show, cooking demonstrations, and a 24 page recipe book for attendees.
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Sevel Save-U
Trelail
Frederick City
County
Aline
Tocal
Chambers of Commerce
Ty Charles &, Riddlemoeser and Co
Skull Grovery
Ridedtenioser
Trene Catan
Amiss Kathryn Smith
Home Service
Potomac Kaison Company
Garland
Guyton
Burkitisville
Rover
Fond Show
Five Day Weather Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook for Maryland and Delaware predicts fair and rather cold Saturday and Sunday but slightly warmer Sunday afternoon. Rain likely Monday, followed by colder temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. Overall, temperatures near seasonal normals for the period.
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Maryland
Delaway
Clear conditions update on streams in Maryland region
The monotacy stream near Frederick remains clear while Polnmac at Point of Rocks also shows clear conditions. Observers note no obstructions or sediment concerns reported along these watercourses.
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Frederick Jonetinn
Point of Rocks
Army to deploy wounded Korean War veterans as speakers
The U S Army has created a speakers bureau at Camp Detrick to place wounded veterans from Korea with civilian groups for talks to explain combat conditions. Six enlisted men in the Frederick area are available, aged 18 to 29, serving as infantry, artillery, or engineers. Talks run 8 to 12 minutes and are travel on Army orders at no cost to organizations.
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Korea
U. S. Army
Frederick
Camp Detrick
Second Army
Fort George G. Meade
Army Public Information Division
Chinese Reds Build Up Huge Forces in Korea
Seoul reports a steel-front linkup of U S Eighth Army and U S Tenth Corps from east and west southeast of Tokchon, as Chinese Communists north of the Manchurian border amass about 300000 troops. Additional Red forces in Korea total around 60000, withdrawing under air attack near the Manchurian border. U S jets claim multiple tank and vehicle destructions south and southeast of Sinuiju with patrol skirmishes continuing.
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Seoul
North Korea
Eighth Army
Ape
William Jorden
Tokchon
Korea
Manchurian
Yato River
Manchuria
Sinulin
U.S
Red
Sinuije
Real Winter In The West
Winter storms sent frigid air from the Rockies to central Texas and Arkansas. Temperatures ran 20 to 25 degrees below normal with 18 below reported in Laramie Wyoming and subzero readings across Wyoming Colorado. Snow fell six to seven inches in parts of Minnesota and Michigan as the cold center moved toward the Atlantic coast.
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Byite
Associated Press
Rockies
Ohin Valley
Texas
Arla
Livanine
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Mid-Continent
Federal Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Creat Lakes
Missouri
Lingis
Minnesota
Michigan
Atlantic Seaboard
Daiger resigns as Timonium State Fair head after 35 years
Timonium Md November 10 11 After 35 years as head of the Timonium State Fair Matt L Daiger resigns for health reasons. The Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society Inc board named him president emeritus for life and elected William F Schraderberg as president. New officers Granville Hibberd vice president John H Zink treasurer and Humphrey S Finney secretary.
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Timonium
Organization For Life
William F. Schraderberg
Baltimore
Daiger
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico Track
Granville H. Hibberd
New Windsor
John H. Zink
Humphrey S. Finney
Five Rescued From Flaming Elevator in Chicago Hotel
Five people including a baby and two elderly women were rescued from a flaming stalled elevator as a South Side apartment hotel burned. Two firefighters crawled through flames to break the glass outer door and remove the hot inner grill, freeing the trapped group. All five suffered facial and arm burns and were rushed to Illinois Central Hospital.
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Chicago
South Side
Illinois Central Hospital
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Hive Ohe
J. Isbell
Chomenal Corps
U.S. Army
Col
An Officayko
Cal Isbell
Durne
Philippine Islands
United States
Detrick
Oliver
Liloyd Petlene
Coronel
Congress
Toledo
Key House
Chemical Corps
Isbel
Dettick
Vommel
Kiwanis Club
Tis
Alam
Col. Ishells
Biological Department
Labfonte Tucker
Tucker
Tee Place
Cireuil
Betwen
W. Henry Marlin
Esso Standard Oil Company
Frederick Road
Essa
M. L. Daiger
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