City policemen to attend four week training course
About 15 Frederick City policemen will attend a four week State Police training course at the Pikesville campus. The program runs five days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with notes, exams, dormitory housing, and meals provided at the cost of in-city maintenance. The group includes new appointees and several veteran officers, focusing on policing purpose, criminal law, traffic, reports, and firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Pikesville
W. W. Corbin
Wilbour H. Consoy
Henry Schultheis
William A. Boone
George F. Crouse
Arington E. Hemp
Bernard E. King
Richard M. Ruthvin
William c. Staley
Carl L. Bender
William IM. Bopst
Ellis G. Carty
Verthon L. Heffner
Charles H. McKelden
Arnold R. Simmons
John W. Stockman
Matthew O. Tyergar
Harlan W. DeGrange
Col
Elmer F. Mun- Shower
Capt
Conroy
Baltimore City
Durihy
First Of Two Double Funerals Held Today
Large throng attends the first of two double funerals for Mr. and Mrs. David E. Derr of near Fengaville. Services were at 11 at the funeral home with Rev. Morris Zumbrun and Rev. Robert L. Lang in charge. Interment at Mt. Olivet. pallbearers named. second double funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Culler set for 2 p.m. at the same funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Derr
Fengaville
New Jersey
East Church Street
Morris Zumbrun
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Feagawille
Robert L. Lang
A Wer
David Derr
Harold
Wesley Hargett
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Culler
M. R. Etchison and Son
Happy Elizabeth Returns To London
Princess Elizabeth returns to London with the Duke of Edinburgh after a six week tour of Canada and the United States. She embraces Queen Elizabeth and her son Prince Charles amid a cheering crowd at Euston station in heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Duke of Edinburgh
Liverpool
Queen Elizabeth
Euston
Prince Charles
Philip
Margaret
Mobile X-Ray Unit In Frederick County Promotes TB Checks
About 1,700 miniature chest x rays have been taken since the mobile unit arrived Monday. The service supports tuberculosis detection and ties to the annual Christmas Seal Sale funds. George Boisclair urges yearly chest x rays. Locations include News-Post Hood College and several Frederick businesses and schools with a rotating weekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
George Boisclair
Techni Tian
News-Post
Hood College
Frederick Tailoring Company
Everedy Company
All Saints Street
St. John’s High School
Frederick High School
Maryland
Price Electric
Frederick Iron and Steel and Ox Fibre
Muse Tailoring Company
Union Manufacturing Company
North Market Street
Kresge’s
Fast Driving Charge Faced By PHS Doctor
A Public Health Service physician, Dr. Joseph Brown of Glenmont Maryland, was arrested on speeding and reckless driving charges in Washington tonight. He said he was rushing to assist Mrs Ethel M Mauerman wife of Rear Admiral R J Mauerman who Bee was reported dead by another physician. Police noted speeds up to 90 mph and running stop signs and red lights but did not detain him due to his mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Joseph Brown
Glenmont
R J. Mauerman
Ethel M. Mauerman
A. Lally
Admiral Mauerman
Curtail Some Phases Of Fort Ritchie Job
Waynesboro Pa Nov 11 work halted on the 1000 dollar Fort Ritchie housing project as officials consult which phases to curtail under a Defense Department directive. John McShain contract. Project vast with about a dozen phases. layoff affects many workers seeking unemployment. Resumption time uncertain but expected within days. Billy Mayhew dies at 62 after illness since June at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Narrowly mixed stock market in New York with few gainers and decliners as trading concentrates on select issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Fort Ritchie
John McShain
Department of Defense
Billy Mayhew
Baltimore
William
Billy) Mayhew
Johns Hopkins Hospital
New York
Chest Drive 85 Percent Complete Seeks Final Push
Red Feather Community Chest reports 85 percent of its $32,000 goal with $27,360.85 in hand at chest headquarters. President Robert L. Smith says the campaign will continue until the eight beneficiary agencies receive sufficient funds. Additional solicitations remain planned as many workers have not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Feather
Chest
Robert L. Smith
The
Smith
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Social Service Exchange
Esther E. Grinage
Children’s Aid Society
Federated
Mossadegh's dilemma signals risk of Communist rise in Iran
Iran's premier Mossadegh walked into a dynamite factory crisis as oil production stalls after Britain and Iran clashed over control. With oil income evaporating, unemployment rising, and talks with the United States stalling, Iran teeters between a potential government shift and Communist takeover. Mossadegh warned the United States against neglecting Iran's poverty and unrest, while hoping for relief that could curb British influence and Russia's growing wedge in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Iran
Mossadegh
Britain
National Press Club
East
U. S
Tran
Mosadeh
Russia
Middle-East
Frederick defense housing area to get new living quarters plan
A Housing and Home Finance Agency spokesman said a construction schedule for living quarters to meet Frederick's defense housing needs will be announced within a week or ten days. Details will cover unit numbers and sizes, price ceilings, and eligibility for suspended credit terms under Public Law 129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Frederick
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington
Baltimore
Federal Housing Administration Office
Advisory Committee On Defense Areas
Tran 2. Carson
Defense Department
Camp Detrick
A. Frederick Smith
Pentagon
Detrick
Smith
Defense Housing and
Federal
National Mortgage Association
Raymond H. Foley
HHFA
Foley
FHA
Thanksgiving Holiday to Close Frederick Businesses
Frederick prepares for a four day Thanksgiving holiday with banks, offices, post office and many shops shutting down. A Turkey Day football game at McCurdy Field highlights the period while churches plan services and holiday crowds await Christmas club payments of about 370000 dollars on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Calvary Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary Church
Frederick High School
McCurdy Field
Ridgway Verifies Atrocity Killings In Korea
General Ridgway confirmed the mass executions of UN soldiers by Communist captors in Korea. He condemned the brutality, said casualties were already reported to kin, and urged less sensational disclosure after Col. Hanley revealed nearly 6,000 allied deaths since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Korea
Ridgway
James M. Hanley
U. S. Fighth Army
Han
Drunken Driving and Traffic Pleas Heard in Court
In Peopl es Court Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield handed a University of Maryland student a 0 day suspended sentence and a $175 fine for reckless and drunken driving. A 60 day jail term in lieu of fine was given to Ly Negro for drunken and reckless driving. Kintzy pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and a 0 day jail term was suspended with warning. Curtis Roosevelt Brown faced intoxication charges and was found guilty but suspended on a 30 day jail sentence and $100 fine. A Route 340 crash near Fen provide case details with not guilty verdicts for Boyer and Utterback after disputed hand signals and passing. Edgar R. Chase, of Sjamsville, got 30 days for drunken driving plus $150 in fines, plus another 30 days for default on payment. Edward Frank Burke, a U Md junior, was arrested for erratic driving near Patrick and Court streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Court
Wilbur Sheffield
University of Maryland
Kinty
Klinehart’s Alley
George EB. Kintzy
Curtis Roosevelt Brown
Sheffield
Fengaville
Stanley F. Boyer
M. J. Whitney
Oswald Utterback
Mr. Boyer
Byron Thompson
Mr. Utterback
W. Jerome Offutt
Utterback
Frederick
Boyer
Utter
Harry Lowe
Edgar R. Chase
Sjamsville
Chase
Boost and
DeGrange
Edward Frank Burke
Elm Street
Patrick
Court Streets
Burke
U. of Md
UN committee to discuss Big Three disarmament plan
Paris November 17 United Nations political committee votes 45 to 5 to begin immediate discussion of a French British American disarmament plan. Debate on a Soviet peace plan is postponed. Acheson leads U S push for a step by step global weapons census and later controls, with Russia pushing immediate ban on atomic weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations Politeal Committee
U. S
Dean Acherson
U. N. General Assembly
Acheson
Russia
Jacob Malik
Andrei Vishinsky
Malik
Ruggia
Britain
France
China
General Assembly
International Contro
U. N
Gromyko Delivers Notes To Big Three
Moscow dispatch reports Acting Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko delivered notes to diplomats of the United States Britain and France with officials unsure of contents. Spokesmen said notes would be made public tonight or tomorrow. Contacts were listed with Yves Chataigneau Alvary Gascoigne and Hugh S Cumming Jr in that sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Gromyke
Yves Chataigneau
Alvary Gascoigne
U.S
Hugh S. Cumming, Jr
Magistrate suspends jail for DUI offender amid hardship rule
Burke was found guilty of driving under the influence of liquor and reckless driving. Magistrate Sheffield ruled that jail sentences can be suspended if serving them causes severe hardship, thus suspending a 30 day sentence and imposing a $175 fine plus additional costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Burke
Armistice Near as UN Offers 30-Day Cease-Fire Plan
In Panmunjom the United Nations proposed a cease-fire plan tied to a 30 day deadline for armistice terms. North Korea indicated possible agreement while warning the line would be permanent only if all terms are agreed within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
U. N. Command
Lee Sang
Cho
United Nations
U. N
Panmunjom
Henry Hodes
Ave
Hodes
Hood Fund Surpasses Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
Hood College Forward Program appeal to finance campus improvements and scholarships exceeded $512 000 this week with gifts from Greensburg Pennsylvania bringing the total. The 500 000th dollar came from Greensburg home of Lloyds president De Andrew G Traxal presented at a Western Pennsylvania alumnae meeting. Baltimore area reports show 127 donors contributing $37 080, including $20 700 from alumnae, as the campaign extended since October 20 with calls continuing to raise the final Baltimore total. Campaigns completed in Hagerstown York Harrisburg and under way in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York with more calls expected to lift the final figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Greensburg
Lloyd’s
Andrew G. Traxal
Traxal
Cainipaan
Baltimore
Park Phiva
Edward P. Colients
John T. King, Jr
Waller J. de Lille
Howard I Crook, Jr
Funeral release leads to jail arrest after funeral visit
A prisoner reportedly allowed to attend a relative’s funeral was arrested by city police last night after officers learned a man lay across a railroad engine at the Baltimore and Ohio yards on East ASL Saints and Carroll streets. Russell W. M. Gimmerman, 49, of Frederick, booked on intoxication charge with $100 collateral, already serving a 61 day sentence for entering which ends December 28 per police report. Officer Heffner made the arrest. Five workmen injured by a blast at a 4,000,000 bushel rain elevator in Baltimore’s dock area last night. None seriously hurt. several smaller explosions and fire followed. In Anne Arundel, a 55-year-old Baltimore man found dead in his car with a bullet hole is ruled to have died by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
East Asl Saints
Carroll Streets
Russell W. M. Gimmerman
Frederick
Inntering
Heffner
Baltimore
U N Troops Gain Two Miles In Korea Front Strike
U N forces supported by tanks and planes pushed nearly two miles along a nine mile central Korean front near Kumsong. The advance began at dawn with an assault crossing the Pukhan river, catching Chinese by surprise as infantry, artillery, and Patton tanks aided swift movement. Western pincer regained lost ground northwest of Chorwon, while air strikes hit the enemy 18 times. A Red MiG-15 was damaged in the mix of street actions spanning northwest Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Anmed
U. N
Kumsong
Parallel 53
Pukhan
U_ N
Chorwon
United Nations
Eighth Army
Reds
Fifth Air Force
City to Receive Street Bids for Spring Valley and Culler Ave
Bids will be received at City Hall until November 22 for grading unimproved streets in Spring Valley subdivision and a block of Culler Avenue between Evergreen and Belmont. Plans include curb gutter paving on Culler Avenue if weather allows. City crews pave Willow Avenue in Catoctin Park and completed a 20 foot East Fourth Street extension to Pine Avenue. Frederick airport improvements by T Edgie Russell near completion with a safety fence and seeding remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Spring Valley
Culler Avenue
Evergreen
Belmont Avenues
Willow Avenue
Catoctin Park
Frederick
East Fourth Street
Pine Avenue
W. Raymond Walter
Frederick Airport
T. Edgie Russell
Budgets Presented to County Commissioners for 1952
Two estimated budgets for the 1952 fiscal year have reached the County Commissioners. The Children’s Aid Society seeks an increase over this year, while Burr Artz Library requests the same amount as this year. The Board of Estimates will meet November 26 27 and 28 to review the requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
Burr Artz Library
Snow Flurries Likely Late Today Across Mountains West
Snow flurries probable tonight from West Virginia mountains into Pennsylvania and Ohio as temperatures drop from the day’s high in the 50s to mid thirties overnight. Strong winds add to the cold snap with clouds moving in this afternoon and clearing tomorrow, staying chilly through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Charles Francis Cramer
Center Street
Court House
Arthur D. Lambert
Charles E. Cramer
Ting
John Ll. Ponton
Happy Elizabeth
PHS
Pentagon Planning
U.N
Gromyko
Big Three
Court of Appeals
Richard A. Keller
Middletown
State Industrial Accident Commission
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Farmers Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, Inc
Keller
Amos A. Holter
Keer
W. Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Farmers Cooperative
Insurance Company
John H. Evler
Wesley V. Wachter
Nellie May Smith
Albert G. Smith
West South Street
Billie G. Lapole
Chester O. Feaster
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Hossein Fatermi
Briain
Slen Burnie
Gustave H. Faubert
Anne Arundel County
Near East
Edwin A. Locke, Jr
New York Bank
Truman
Israel
Near Mast
Mary
Internal Revenue
George Hofferbert
Dee
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