Open season for upland game delays hunters to Thursday
Thousands of hunters will hit fields Thursday as Carroll and surrounding counties start upland game season though many lands are posted. Quail scarce, rabbits spotty but plentiful in some areas, pheasants and grouse seen in the north, turkeys limited. Deer season opens December 3, raccoon and opossum run to January 31, squirrel ended October 31. Licenses issued across Delphys Shipley clerk’s office and county stores as shell shortages loom. Rain today, clearing by Thursday, cooling weather expected.
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Mumber
Carroll County
Frederick County
Turkey
Delphey's
Shipley’s
Russia Builds Formidable Submarine Fleet Says Brassey
Brassey’s Annual notes Russia maintains a formidable submarine force with about 380 submarines in service and 120 under construction. It cites 2.8 million armed men and potential mobilization of 300 divisions within two months of war and highlights Stalin’s iron discipline guiding military organizations. It also remarks on a large air force with MiG-15s and the B 29 as Russia’s sole heavy bomber.
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London
Brassey
Russia
Soviet Union
Stalin
Korea
Six Shots By Deputy Snuff Out Two Lives
Atlanta dispatch reports a sheriff deputy fired six shots after an encounter outside Alpharetta High School gym. W. D. Martin 38 a Fulton county deputy and James R. Phillips 23 a high school teacher and coach were killed. Witness Otis Danger said the deputy vowed to kill Coach Phillips claiming Phillips ruined his home.
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Atlanta
W. D. Martin
Fulton County
James R. Phillips
Alpharetta
H. B. Carroll
Otis Danger
Martin
Danger
Carroll
Phillips
Raccoons Escape Cage Then Sleep In Tree Crotch On West Patrick
Two 20 pound female raccoons escaped from a cage at J Paul Delphey store on West Patrick Street. They roamed Carroll Creek area and were spotted by John Stewart near the Barbara Fritchie House before returning to a tree crotch in Mrs Randy Shellhorse’s yard where they finally slept.
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J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Saetels
John Stewart
Patrick Street
Barbara Fritchie
Stewart
Delpheys
Julien P
Delphey
Randy Shellhorse
Bloodmobile visits planned for Frederick in 1952
Frederick chapter lays groundwork for Red Cross blood drives in January February March and June 1952. A 150 pint goal per visit requires about 200 donors per event. Local advisory board names recruitment leaders and outlines survey drive November through December 3 meeting. Next bloodmobile stop is Emmitsburg November 19 at Mt. St. Mary’s gym. CBS marathon appeal nationwide to boost blood donations with 15 hour telethon ending Friday. Truman orders tax return probe related to Washington crime inquiry. Frederick Iron and Steel plant work stoppage enters second day with stalled negotiations.
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Red Cross
Frederick City
Frederick
West Second Street
John A. G. Smith
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Co. Thomas Summers
Herbert N. Heston
Richard C. Dutrow
Wbartgis Storm
James Willard
James A. Grove
Jack Slagle
William Powell
Ross Smith
Elizabeth M. Willard
William B. Bennett
Heston
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mt. St Mary’s
St. Joseph's
C. A. Elder
Emmitspurg
Harry S. Boyle
Herbert W. Roger
Edgar Emrich
Gerard, Donoghue
Mt. St. Mary's
Arthur Godfrey
Western Maryland Trust names new assistant treasurer
The board elected Willard M. Horine as assistant treasurer to replace William Z. Stauffer who resigned to join Ceresville Motor Co. In New York stock prices rose quietly with gains led by airline issues.
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Western Maryland Trust Company
Willard M. Horine
William Z. Stauffer
Ceresville Motor Co
New York
Huge parade staged by Egyptians in Alexandria
About 100000 Egyptians paraded in Alexandria under government orders to remain silent while carrying anti British slogans. The march marked the 31st anniversary of Egypt's bid for independence, with heavy police along the three mile route and similar demonstrations planned in Cairo.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
England
Farouk
Ras el Tin
Mediterranean
Britain
Canal Zone
Sudan
Iran Seeks IMF Loan as Talks With Britain Drag On
Iran faces a possible breakdown in final talks with Britain over oil, as Mossadegh presses for a nationalization settlement. An $8.75 million IMF credit was reported under consideration, shaping Mossadegh's leverage while state mediators try to restart direct discussions.
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Washington
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Van
International Monetary Fund
Mossadegh
Nation Press Club
State Department
George McGhee
Buying Clippers To Beat Haircut Cost
Detroit reports a sharp rise in haircut prices from 1.25 to 1.50 causing clippers to fly off shelves. A store also notes a brief shortage of butter crocks as a side effect of the trading fever.
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Detroit
Government Panel Debates Farm Subsidies At Chamber Luncheon
A Frederick County Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured a sharp critique of federal farm subsidies. Ray H. Smith distinguished subsidy from rarity price, arguing farmers get federal benefits mainly for fertilizer and lime. Other speakers challenged the Brannan plan and urged focus on research, land fertility, and farmer–business exchanges to raise efficiency and living standards.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ray H. Smith
Brannan
Mr. Smith
Farmers Cooperative Assn
Frederick County
Richard F. Kline
Charles J. Mullen
Francis Scott Key Blue and Grey
Lawrence Hanawalt
Standard Oil Company
Taft
Hanawalt
Eugene Thomas
Frederick Trading Company
Robert Rhoderick
Washington
Rhoderick
Thomas
Rangom R. Lewis
Mullen
Edward C. Hartmann
Soviet Union Rebuffed in UN Assembly Meet
PARIS Nov 13 The Soviet Union faces multiple UN General Assembly rebuffs. China’s seat dispute remains unresolved as Peiping is not seated. A Western German reunification plan advances with an impartial commission proposal. Yugoslav complaints of Soviet hostility are to be considered alongside disarmament plans. The German question vote stood 47 to 1 with two abstentions. Nationalist China’s aggression charge remains on agenda after 30 to 8 vote with 13 abstentions.
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Paris
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
China
Peiping
Germany
U. N
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
France
Britain
United States
Truman Prepares Major Messages For Congress In January
President Truman's press secretary said preliminary work has begun on three key messages to Congress for January. The State of the Union, the budget and economic messages are in progress, with Churchill meetings in Washington likely to influence the agenda. Harriman will brief on the English situation as 1952 campaign implications loom. Short declined to detail the Union address, while Truman maintains daily staff meetings and plans to stay at the beach until mid December unless needed.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Congress
Joseph Short
Unio
Churchill
Washington
Britain
Great Britain
W. Averell Harriman
Trustman
Wil
Short
Turkey Seeks Strong Defense Against Soviet Threats
In a note to the Soviet Union Turkey declares strenuous military preparations to aid Western defense and to resist alleged Soviet threats to Turkish sovereignty. The reply rejects Moscow’s charge that Turkey’s Western alignment is hostile, with a firmer tone than Russia’s protest.
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Kara
Turkey
Russia
Soviet Union
Washington Overloaded With Brass in Washington Area
The Senate Preparedness subcommittee reports Washington is top heavy with generals admirals and defense civilians warning the defense establishment is inefficient wasteful and dangerous. The group urges remedies and notes the concentration of high rank in the Pentagon and city surpasses World War II peaks while defense strength stands at about 350 000 today.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Defense
Armed Services Group
Pentagon
Tetter
Defense Lovett
Lynde Johnson
D-Tex
Europe
Tee City
Erptalm
Lovett
Johnson
Army
Air Force
Elgant
South Carolina Governor Seeks Nonpartisan Loyalty Speech
Hot Springs Ark November 13 WieGoy Ames Byrnes declared the South owes loyalty to no political party or candidate in the coming presidential year. He opposed Truman’s renomination and would back either Richard Russell or Harry Byrd. He urged true Americans to prioritize country over party and warned against judging a southern revolt by political loyalty.
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Hot Springs
Ark
WieGoy
Ames
Byrnes
South Carolina
South
Truman
Richard Russell D-Gad
Harry Byrd U0
Elements of Last Division Go Overseas
Norfolk Va November 13 Elements of the last of six American divisions assigned to the European army under General Eisenhower are on their way today A transport left Hampton Roads with several hundred members of the 28th Infantry Division a former Pennsylvania National Guard outfit The troops arrived by train from Camp Atterbury Ind where they trained 14 months A small group of relatives and soldiers watched as they boarded After parading across the pier they paused for coffee and doughnuts before sailing
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Norfolk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hampton Roads
28Th Infantry Division
Pennsylvania National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Retired Captain Presses For Medal of Honor Viewpoint
Glenwood Springs report: Capt Eugene R Guild says he used more than 1800 death benefits to reach President Truman, seeking acknowledgment for his son who died in Korea. He notes 20000 other parent losses and cites Navy Cross and Medal of Honor actions as progresses.
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Glenwood Springs
Cols
Eugene R. Guild
Truman
Korea
Txctics
Fam
Key West
Washington
Marine Tol
Henry Alfred Commiskey
Mareine
John Guild
Compsniskey
Joseph Short
Fla
Navy
Dan Kimball
Guild
Kimball
Young Guild
Commiskey
Not Enrolled Youths In U S School Age Figures
The National Education Association reports about 3.997 million children ages four to seventeen are not enrolled in school. Of that total, roughly 34 percent are aged fourteen to seventeen. The release highlights gaps in schooling and urges action.
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Washington
The
National Education Association
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast With Rain and Cooler Weekend
Five day forecast covers Maryland and Delaware with mostly cloudy skies and occasional rain or showers from Wednesday to Thursday, turning cooler. Rain returns Friday with another cold snap this weekend. Overall temperatures expected above seasonal norms, with Western Maryland afternoon highs near 60 and early morning lows from 26 to 30, coastal areas near 40.
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Maryland
Delaware
Letters Granted In Orphans Court To Mrs A Cordell Hardman
Letters of administration were issued in Orphans Court to Mrs. A Cordell Hardman widow of David N Hardman Jr, killed in a West Virginia accident in November 1950. The widow and one son are heirs. No valuation placed on the estate.
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Orphans Court
A. Cordell Hardman
East Fourth Street
David N. Hardman, Jr
West Virginia
Buffer Zone Demand Hots Up As Korea Talks Break
Allied spokesman Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said Communist negotiators pressed to create a cease fire buffer zone to end the shooting now, disputing earlier statements that fighting would await an armistice. Talks at Panmunjom grew heated as U N and Reds clashed over terms while UN forces repelled Red attacks along the Kosong frontline.
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Munsan
Korea
William P. Nuckols
United Nations Command
Reds
Panmunjom
Nuckols
Adm
Arleigh Burke
U. N
Nuckoly
Delegntes
Unita
Norman 8. Edwards
Edwards
Caps Found For Wissing Boys Near Dam
Two caps belonging to two of three missing Wissing boys were pulled from the Mississippi river near a dam in North Minneapolis. Police Capt. Kenneth Moore said the caps were positively identified by Kenneth Klein, father of the boys, Kenneth Jr. 8, David 6, and Daniel 4. The dam lies downstream from the park where the boys played Saturday, marking the first concrete clue to their whereabouts since they vanished.
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Minneapolis
Mississippi
Kenneth Moore
Moore
Kenneth Klein
Kenneth, Jr
David
Daniel
Not Guilty Verdict In Accident Case
A not guilty verdict on a charge of failure to drive to the right side of the highway was given by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. in a case involving Glover Williams of Detroit who collided with a second vehicle on South Mountain on Labor Day, injuring six. Williams testified he was on his side of the road. two witnesses for the defense supported this. State Trooper M. J. Whitney testified yesterday. Alton Bennett was Williams’s attorney. Jack D. Lloyd of Cumberland was found not guilty of a reckless driving charge. Several motorists faced fines for lane violations, stopping engines, and speeding, with amounts ranging from $3 to $25. Arrests were made by city police and state troopers.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Glover Williams
Detroit
Mich
Williams
South Mountain
M. J. Whitney
Alton ¥. Bennett
Jack D. Lloyd
Cumberland
H. P. O'Brien
John M. Bellis
Baltimore
Nolle
Charles A. Price
Richard A. Myers
Joseph P. Clay
Gaithersburg
George K. Bostian
Union Bridge
Russell Shoemaker
Frederick
Phillip F. Barkdoll
Middletown
Theo H. Russell
Washington
Jane C. Guyton
Burc
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Cleveland Baseball Writers Today
Bob Feller
U.N
U.S. Ath
Kosong
Highth
38Th Parallel
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