Eden urges step by step disarmament with Soviets
Paris November 12 Britain’s Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged the Soviet Union to tackle limited issues first in a practical path to peace at the United Nations General Assembly. He backed U S proposals for gradual disarmament and called for Korea, Germany, Austria and Italy matters to be resolved before a broader conference, appealing for genuine goodwill. Lester Pearson echoed the need for Soviet reconsideration and emphasized the three powers’ proposals.
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Paris
Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
San Francisco
Soviet Union
U. S
Dean Acheson
Andrei Vishinsky
Acheson
Korea
Germany
Austria
France
United States
Italy
United Nations
Truman
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Rene Pleven
Vincent Auriol
Assembly
Monsieur Auriol
Lester B. Pearson
Ater
Vishinsky
O Conor Urges Readiness For Peace and Defense
Salisbury, Nov 12. Senator OConor of Maryland told an Armistice Day audience at Asbury Methodist Church that the nation must stay prepared for any eventuality while praying Russia will work for a peaceful world. He praised proposals to end the Cold War and called for global inspection to halt arms races, but urged the United States proceed with utmost care due to its heavy resources and need to deter Communist leaders. He said no single phase of current preparations should be halted.
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United States
O'Conor
British Evacuations Step Up Over Suez Zone Unrest
AREAS UNSAFE CARIO Nov 12 British polated new areas of the Suez final zone unsafe for British families today and stepped up their evacuation of army families from troubled Egypt.
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Suez Final Zone
Egypt
No Peace Assurance In Race For Arms Says Pastor
Rev. Paul L. Althouse of Evangelical Reformed church declared on Armistice Day that disarmament proposals show doubt a race for arms can avert war. Services at Memorial Ground and Court House Park honored WWI and WWII dead, with wreaths, a salute by Maryland National Guard, and remarks urging focus on causes of war. Banks and offices closed. schools open. public observed legal holiday.
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Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Memorial Ground
Court House Park
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Mr. Althouse
Korea
Children of God
Richard Graham
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
J. Alfred Catsail
Sergt Alonzo Fox
Company A
Legion
Mt. Olivet
Vacancy in Montevue and Emergency Hospital leadership
Dr Robert Turner Jr, who recently became head physician at Montevue and Emergency Hospital, has been called to active duty in the Navy under the V-12 program. He reports to Camp Lejeune and the County Board seeks a successor, with rotating coverage possibly used temporarily. The plan involving Dr Forbes Burgess did not win state approval.
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Montevue
Robert 3. Turner, Jr
Turner
B.J. Thomas, Jr
Board of County Commissioners
Forbes Burgess
State Health Department
Navy
Marine
Camp LeJeune
Heavy Frost and a Warm Armistice Day Turn
A heavy frost formed across the city and county with temperatures at 25 degrees at the airport station. Forecasters expect clouds and a rise to about 38 tonight with rain possible by Tuesday and showers on Wednesday. In Buenos Aires on November 12, President Juan D. Peron won reelection to six more years, with the Radical party conceding defeat.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Radical Party
United States Promotes Envoy to Ambassador in Austria
The United States today raised its envoy to Austria from minister to ambassador in a gesture of support for the anti Communist Austrian regime.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Father waits for Truman word on Medal of Honor grading
Glenwood Springs rancher Eugene R Guild asks President Truman if his critique of administration blocked his son John Guild from receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor for actions at Hill 85 near Inchon. He notes Lt Henry Commiskey, awarded the Medal of Honor, survived and contrasts it with his son's Navy Cross.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Trumnan
Eugene R. Guild
White House
Defense Department
Joseph Short
Key West
Fla
Truman
Guild
John Guild
Henry Alfed Commiskey
Hill 85
Inchon
Korea
Commiskey
Marine Corps
Arlington National Cemetery
Churchill may travel to Moscow alone to meet Stalin
London November 12 a qualified British official said Churchill would go to Russia by himself to see Generalissimo Stalin while President Truman rejected the idea of a three power meeting on world tension.
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London
Churchill
Russia
Stalin
Truman
United States vows active effort for peace on Armistice Day
President Truman said the United States will work hard and actively to seek peace and build up strength and economic power to deter aggression. Officials across the nation echoed the call while Armistice Day observances continued. Generals Van Fleet Ridgway and Marshall urged resolve and leadership as troops in Korea remain on duty.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Key West
Fla
United Nations
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Far East
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S
Arlington National Cemetery
Defense Lovett
Lovett
Mr. Truman
Donald R. Wilson
Clarksburg
W. Va
American Legion
George C. Marshall
Wayne, Pa
America
Johnson Would Quit U S Atomic Bases In England
Senator Edwin C. Johnson urged in Washington that the United States abandon any atomic bases in England arguing there is no excuse for making the British a target. He warned such bases could provoke an attack and should not influence decisions on further aid to Britain. Churchill had pressed for about 500 million dollars in new aid to Britain’s rearmament and economy ahead of a January Washington meeting with President Truman.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcole
United States
England
Coloradan
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
British Isles
Johnson
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
U. S
Britain
London
Churchill
Truman
Testimony Of State Trooper Heard In Accident Hearing
A special Peoples Court session heard only Trooper M J Whitney testify in an accident hearing caused Labor Day on Route 40 near the Frederick Washington county line. Grover Williams of Detroit faced charges for failure to keep right after collateral forfeiture. Other defendants including William Henry Biddinger Jr Merle DeGrange Ralph Sigler and Roy Reed faced fines for various traffic violations.
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Peoples Court
Grover Williams
Detroit
Mich
Frederick-Washington County
Cpl
Charles McLean
Carrollton
Ft. Meade
M. J. Whitney
Williams
Alton Y. Bennett
William Henry Biddinger
Frederick
Merle D. DeGrange
Union Bridge
Ralph Sigler
Middletown
Roy Charles William Reed
Thurmont
H. L. Basore
Whitney
Charles F. Bell
Christmas Club Books Found And Returned
Two Christmas savings books with over 400 in stamps were stolen from the QOb enderfer furniture store on East Patrick Street. They were found in the East Patrick Street parking lot Sunday morning and turned over to city police by Grayson Palmer Snook of Dill Avenue. One book held 235 in stamps under Gladys or John W. Qbenderfer Jr, the other 215 under Bernard or Ida Dennis. The bank was notified and owners were informed of recovery.
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Qobenderfer
East Patrick Street
Grayson Palmer Snook
Dill Avenue
Gladys 1
John W. Qbenderfer, Jr
Bernard Dennis
Ida Dennis
Christmas Savings Club
Ite
Mike
Truman says order meant to help the public access information
President Truman defended a recent security data release order as designed to inform the people. He argued it prohibits withholding non security information via classification and supported free press despite criticisms from editors and publishers.
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New York
Truman
Hig
New York Post
the Post
Alexander Hamilton
Oil Talks To Collapse In Iran Anglo-Iranian Dispute
Washington November 12. Gloomy Iranian negotiators expect a collapse by Wednesday of US mediated efforts to settle the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute. Mossadegh may leave for Tehran Thursday unless Britain backs down. He plans a farewell blast at the British on Wednesday at a National Press Club meeting. State Department mediators report discouragement despite continued talks to avert collapse of three weeks of mediation. Mossadegh refuses to back down on ousting Anglo-Iranian and running oil properties, while Britain resists propositions to sell up to 70 percent of Iranian oil at a discount. Churchill’s government doubts Iran can produce enough oil to sustain a sale and distribution plan.
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Washington
Mossadegh
Tehran
Britain
Iran
National Press Club
State Department
George McGhee
Churchill
Princess Elizabeth and Duke Bid Canada Farewell
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh concluded a five week North American tour, covering 15000 miles in Canada and the United States. Elizabeth called Canada a second home in every sense, while Philip said Canada is a good investment as they prepared to return to Britain.
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John's
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
North America
Britain
Canada
United States
Halifax
Auto collision on West Patrick injures coupe driver
A coupe sustained more than 50 damage in a Sunday evening collision on West Patrick street 75 feet west of Court street. William H Reese of Frederick Route 3 drove east on Patrick and stopped in line of traffic as investigated by Sergi Phebus. His car was rear ended by Harold E Hoffman of Baltimore in a sedan also eastbound. Hoffman's car had no damage.
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Patrick Street
Court Street
Patrick
William H Reese
Frederick
Sergi. Phebus
Harold £. Hoffman
Baltimore
Hoffman
Reds Again Accused Of Stalling At Panmunjom Talks
Allied truce negotiators in strong words accused the Communists of stalling by pushing a phony cease fire line to rush the agenda. After four hours and 15 minutes of wrangling, the two subcommittees prepared to meet again at Panmunjom to resolve the buffer zone dispute as the main hurdle.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Henry I. Yodes
U. N. Command
Negolilators
U. N
Suit Over Contract Battered In Court
Mr and Mrs Glenn M Burrier sue William T Zepp in Circuit Court for 2000 damages claiming breach of a lease contract for a 121 acre New Market area farm. They leased for one year from April 1 1950 with option to renew ending March 31 and demanded repairs and insured replacements. They allege failure to supply materials labor or time extensions under the PMA program and incurred losses to corn hay straw fodder and pasturage after buying a fence for 75.85 and suffering property damage.
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Glenn M. Burrier
Circuit Court
Wiliam T. Zepp
Altoyney
H. Murray Fout
New Market District
State Department of Health
Salt
PMA
Maryland in Cotton Bowl Talks as Bowl Eye Turns South
Cotton Bowl president Leonard M. Green heads to Washington to gauge Maryland’s interest in a January 1 game. Maryland undefeated in seven affairs, yet the state university faces North Carolina State and West Virginia. Southern Conference presidents reportedly favor keeping bowl play off postseason, with no ruling until December 14.
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Washington
Leonard M. Green
Maryland
Washington Star
Washington Post
Dallas
Green
the Post
H. C. Byrd
Houston
Jim Tatum
New York
North Carolina State
West Virginia
Two Arrested For Taking Beer Cases
Two colored youths were arrested late Sunday by city police on a charge of stealing two cases of beer from the William Zimmerman establishment on East Patrick street. Bonds set at 250 dollars. Police found the cases in an alley off Wisner street after a report at 9:51 p.m. Investigating officers Sergi Phebus Heftner and Sherman Boone arrested Mervin H. Willis and Henry F. Brown. Zimmerman reported five cases missed yesterday and six more recently.
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Elfy
William Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Wisner Street
Sergi
Phebus
Heftner
Sherman Boone
Mervin H. Willis
Five
Halt Street
Henry F. Brown
East Sixth Street
Zimmerman
Accepts Call To Be Rector Of All Saints
Rev Maurice C Ashbury accepts call to become rector of All Saints Episcopal parish. He will assume duties February 1 1652. Ashbury, 48, comes from St Mary's Baltimore where he has served six and a half years and holds multiple diocesan roles and published works. He is a Portsmouth native and UVA Phi Beta Kappa graduate with four children.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice C. Ashbury
Mr. Ashbury
St. Mary's Episcopal,churc
Baltimore
Samuel
Johnniston
AH Saints
Mr. Johnston
St. Andrew's Church
Welleslen
Mayo
Frederick
Charles M. Coldrei
St. Mary's
Maryland
Episcopal Church
Bishop Payne Divinity School
Petersburg
Emmanuel Church
Bristol
Bath
Dinwiddie County
St John's Church
Cape Charles
Portsmouth
University of Virginia
Phi Beta Kappa
The
Theological Seminary In
Virginia
Alexandria
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Dunbar
Ann
Roland Park Country School
John Walker
Frances Lee
Judy Garland Collapses Backstage in New York
Judy Garland collapsed backstage at the Palace theater in New York after defying orders not to perform. Doctor Udall J. Salmon said she suffered nervous exhaustion and she was moved by ambulance to a private sanitarium for a few days.
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New York
Judy Garland
Palace Theater
Udall J. Salmon
Miss Garland
U N Troops Seize Two Hill Positions Near Kumsong
Allied troops captured two hill positions southwest of Kumsong in Korea as dawn attacks drove Communist forces back about three quarters of a mile. Eighth Army reported securing both peaks by evening amid light to moderate resistance from a Communist platoon on each hill.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Kumsong
Eighth Army
Shelltorn
Fith Air Force
United Nations
Panmunjom
U. S
Toledo
Hungnam
Navy
Halsey Powell
New Jersey
Kosong- Kansong
Battlewagon
Naval Airpower To Be Increased
Naval leaders outline a substantial rise in air strength with bigger, longer-ranged aircraft for the new flush deck carrier Forrestal and for upgrading existing carriers. The plan adds more air groups and patrol squadrons, with modernization pushes boosting capabilities before new ships enter service.
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Washington
Naval Air
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval
Navy
U. S. S. Forrestal
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Pennsylvania Motorist Injured While Visiting Petersville
A 35 year old Pennsylvania motorist, Paul C Kinna of Waynesboro, was injured when his 1948 Chevrolet ran off Route 17 between Petersville and Burkittsville and struck a tree. He sustained facial and knee lacerations and the car was demolished. No charges were filed. Gasoline leaked from a parked car on North Market Street and was washed away by opening a hydrant.
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Pennsylvania
Petersville
Burkitsville
Paul C. Kinna
Waynesboro
Burkittsville
Kinna
Maynard J. Whitney
Chevrolet
C. HK. Feete and Brother
North Market Street
Rosenour
Sherman Boone
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Rev
Maurice D. Ashbury
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