First Day Rabbit Season Ends With Accidental Wounding
A New Windsor farmer Maurice L. Smith, 52, was wounded by stray shotgun pellets on opening day of rabbit season while hunting on his farm with William Naill and Lawrence Smith. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor facial puncture wounds and described as satisfactory. State Police noted the shooting was accidental as two hunters fired simultaneously. The region also opened quail pheasant and grouse seasons, with various limits and sunrise to sunset rules.
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Maurice L. Smith
Route 2
New Windsor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Smith
William Naill
Lawrence Smith
Bowie
Charles D. Mades
State Police
Mades
Naill
Maurice Smith
Maryland
Mr. Longears
News-Post
Frederick Sports Store
United Nations weighs Israel Jordan talks bid
The U N Security Council seeks an answer from Jordan's envoy on Israel's bid for direct talks to end border clashes. Youssef Haikal, Jordan's minister to Washington, speaks as Western Big Three delegates condemn Israel for the Kibya raid that left 35 Arabs dead, amid ongoing Arab Israeli attacks.
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United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Jordan
Israel
Youssef Haikal
Washington
Kibya
Mossadegh Trial Issues Clarified By Court
In Tehran the military court hearing ex-Premier Mohammad Mossadegh ruled itself competent after a week of hearings. The indictment accuses Mossadegh of plotting against the Shah and dissolving parliament, with the death penalty sought. Bergson, ex-Truman aide, was indicted in Washington on conflict of interest charges. Louis Shoulders returned to St Louis after Hawaii vacation, following his role in the Bobby Greenlease case.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Bitfert
Bris. Hossein Azemadeh
Shoulders
ST. Louis W
Louis Shoulders
Bobby Greenlease
Hawaii
Autos Demolished In Taylorsville Wreck
Two cars collided at Routes 26 and 27 in Taylorsville about 10 15 Sunday night. John C Dorcus Woodsboro and Richard G Cornelius a Marine stationed at Portsmouth Va were involved. Mrs Dorcus suffered severe brush burns and Dorcus a lacerated head. Cornelius and other servicemen were unhurt. Cornelius ran a stop sign and struck Dorcus left rear, pushing his car into a Magin store gas pump toppled from its base. The injured were taken to Frederick by Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Department ambulance.
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Taylorsville
R. Dorsey
John C. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Richard G. Cornelius
Portsmouth
Dorcus
Cornelius
Dorsey
Corcus
Marine’s
Magin
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Emmitsburg Youth Shot. Friend Says Accident
An 18 year old Emmitsburg youth, George Junior Tyler, was shot in the abdomen by friend Robert Baker while practicing with a .22 pistol. Tyler was reported in satisfactory condition, later believed in critical condition but expected to recover. Baker said the discharge was accidental and state police investigate.
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Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
George Junior Tyler
John Tyler
Robert Baker
Wilmer Baker
Baker
Tyler
Harold Basore
Jaycees Seek 100 Members in Ten Day Drive
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a ten day membership drive led by Membership Committee Chairman Peter Places to recruit 100 members. A November 24 meeting at the Evangelical Reformed church will cap the effort with members eligible for a national drawing to win a trip to Mexico City. Frederick Jaycees President George B. Delaplaine Sr invites all men aged 21 to 35 to attend, as winter and spring plans include a track and field meet for small high schools and a Tri County Soap Box Derby sponsored by News-Post and Key Chevrolet.
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Jaycee
Mexico City
Mexico
George B. Delaplaine, Sr
The
Frederick Jaycees
Jaycees
Tri-County
News-Post
Chevrolet
Driver Jailed Thirty Days After Wreck In Frederick County
George Danner of New Windsor received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for drunken driving after a rear end collision on Shirley Bohn road near Mt Airy. The crash injured Mrs. Frances Hood, her 13 year old daughter Joyce, and Harry Brown. Hood’s car rolled over and was demolished. Danner’s car sustained $500 damage.
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Peoples Court
George Danner
New Windsor
Albert Hedden
Shirley Bohn
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
Danner
Frances L. Hood
Route 4
Airy
Hood
Joyce
Harry C. Brown
Route 1
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hedden
Truman to speak tonight on White controversy
Former President Truman, facing charges from Attorney General Brownell, plans a nationwide radio and TV address at 11 p.m. EST. He says FBI Director Hoover attended a conference discussing alleged plans to keep Harry Dexter White in government service despite spy reports.
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Harry 5
Truman
Harry Dexter White
FBI
J. Edgar Heavter
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Atty
Brownell
Hoover
Fred Vinson
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
NBC
CBS
ABC
Bill of Complaint Seeks Money Decree in Equity Court
A bill of complaint for a money decree has been filed in Equity Court by William E. Sittig and Earl E. Sittig doing business as The Brikcrete Company against Stewart Manor Inc. They claim a contract with Stewart Construction Co. to furnish materials for Stewart Manor’s real estate at 14th Street and Motter Avenue and say only part payment was made. They filed a lien after notifying intent to claim a mechanic's lien and allege a remaining balance of 40000. By agreement, Stewart Manor posted a bond of 4000 with the clerk and plaintiffs released the lien while reserving their claims against the bond. They now seek a money decree paid from the bond.
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Equity
William E. Sittig
Earl E. Sittig
Brikcrete Company
Stewart Manor, Inc
Edward D. Storm
Stewart Construction Company, Inc
14Th Street
Motter Avenue
Truck Driver Perishes In Tanker Fire
Charles E. Vance, 43, of Hagerstown, burned to death when his gasoline tanker rear ended a milk truck on U S 40 west of Baltimore near Catonsville. The crash occurred about 2 45 a m, trapping Vance in the cab as fire spread from a ruptured fuel line. James E. Hursey, 32, of Bridgeport W Va, drove away the milk truck and survived. Investigators say Vance may have fallen asleep. a technical manslaughter charge was filed against Hursey.
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Catonsville
Charles E. Vance
Hagerstown
U. S. 40
Baltimore
Patapsco River Bridge
Vance
James E. Hursey
Bridgeport
W. Va
Hursey
Bridge Abutment Damaged In Wreck Arlington Va
Motorist Robert T. Gerachis, 21, struck and damaged the center abutment on South Carroll street bridge in Arlington this morning but escaped injury. Cars sustained about $200 damage. Officer Paul Mossburg report states Gerachis could not see the center support until impact. he agreed to pay for the damage. No charges filed. A separate minor collision on West South street involved Joseph E. Johnson and Lester A. Gesell Jr., with approximately $35 and $60 damage respectively. no charges listed.
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Arlington
South Carroll Street
Robert T. Gerachis
Paul Mossburg
Gerachis
Carroll
West South Street
Ben Phebus
Josph E. Johnson
Oakland
Lester A. Gesell, Jr
Johnson Machine
Air Force General Gets Dressing Down
In Copenhagen Danish officials summoned U S Air Force Gen Charles T Myers head of American bases in Canada and Greenland after investigations by U S bases in Greenland occurred without Danish permission. Myers admitted the activities and pledged to prevent repeats, satisfying the Danes.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U. S. Air Force
Charles T. Myers
Canada
Greenland
U. S
Five Power Trieste Talks Are Possible
Rome reports a Tito offer to give Italy Trieste and hints at a five power conference on the disputed Adriatic. Tito waived Yugoslav claims to the port while seeking control of Zone A around the city and warning Italy against further expansion. Diplomats expect Italy may gain a corridor to the port, with debate over its width.
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Rome
Tito
Italy
Trieste
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Ales Bebler
Zone A
Fund Raising Expert Urges Stewardship Education
A Washington fund raising expert told Frederick County ministers that 90 percent of church money comes from one third of members, urging educational programs to reveal responsibilities to God, and noting five percent are token givers while five percent meet all financial duties. The talk followed a November meeting at the Frederick Church of the Brethren led by Rev. Ralph White. A separate item notes Kansas City begins selecting a federal jury to decide if Bobby Greenlease's kidnappers face the gas chamber.
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Washington
Frederick
Agne
Wells
Ralph White
M. L. Zirkle
Dr. White
Howard J. McCarney
Christmas Seal Sale Commences in Frederick County
About 12 000 Christmas seals and a message from the seal sale chairman are mailed today in Frederick city and county. J Harold Hooper, Hood College treasurer, chairs the local drive for the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, aiming for a $15 000 goal to fund tuberculosis prevention and control activities including a mobile x ray survey touring the county from November 6 to December 22. The sealed drive funds the program. x ray pictures are free and confidential reports are sent after development. The 1953 seal shows a singing child with red mittens and a green stocking cap and muffler holding a carol book.
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Frederick City
J. Harold Hooper
Hood College
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Frederick County Association
Hooper
Koreans Spurn Reds 221 To 6 In POW Interviews
At Panmunjom angry Koreans rejected communism by 221 to 6 after 10 days of interviews. Only 227 of 471 prisoners called attended the explanation sessions. A lone POW who favored communism endured five hours of Red persuasion while observers noted fatigue and confusion.
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Panmunjom
U.N
Portable Pumps Distributed in Maryland for Emergencies
Portable pumps capable of 9 gallons per minute are being distributed in Maryland for use in bombings or natural disasters. Sherley Ewing, state civil defense director, says 100 pumps will be given to fire companies, rescue training centers, state rescue trucks, and the Department of Forests and Parks. The cost of 35,000 dollars will be shared equally by the state and federal government. May visit US Manila. President-elect Ramon Magsaysay may travel to Washington in January upon Eisenhower invitation.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Sherley Ewing
U. S. Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
FBI rounds up 14 former KKK members in cross state flogging case
FBI agents arrested 14 alleged Ku Klux Klan members in North and South Carolina on charges of kidnapping and flogging a brother and sister on November 16, 1951. J Edgar Hoover said the raids are part of a wider probe yielding 29 convictions in the past 18 months. Victims Christine Rogers and Ernest Barfield Rogers from Lake View, South Carolina, were abducted at night by cloaked Klansmen, driven across the state line, beaten and later released.
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FBI
Ku Klux Klan
North
South Carolina
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Christine Rogers
Ernest Barfield Rogers
Lake View
D. C
Robeson County
North Carolina
Rogers
Italian freighter Vittoria Claudia sinks after collision
Twenty seamen feared dead as the Vittoria Claudia sinks in the English Channel after colliding with the Perou. Only five survivors rescued hours later amid wreckage and oil slicks. Rescue craft from multiple nations search the calm sea, while U S and British aircraft assist. In London, James W. Riddleberger presents credentials as new American ambassador to Yugoslavia.
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Dungeness
England
English
Perou
Genoa
U. S. Air Force
David Osler
London
Yugoslavia
James W. Riddleberger
Tito
Western powers reject Soviet price for German Austrian talks
The United States Britain and France told the Soviet Union in Moscow that its demands to link German unification and Austrian independence to broader European issues are totally unacceptable. The notes, delivered by American British and French envoys, mark the likely end of the extended exchange yet leave a door open if Moscow shows serious interest in negotiations.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Foreign Office
Germany
Austria
Kremlin
U. S
Engine And 12 Cars Jump Tracks Near Towson Md
A Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed about three miles north of Towson, sending an engine and 12 freight cars down a 600-foot embankment. One crewman, engineer G. W. Ambrose of Baltimore, was injured with head injuries. six other crewmen aboard the train and 18 cars previously derailed at the Bendix plant nearby. Traffic along Cromwell Bridge Road was snarled as fire and rescue vehicles raced to the scene.
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Towson
Maryland and Pennsylvania
Here
York
Cromwell Bridge
G. W. Ambrose
Baltimore
Ambrose
Bendix Corporation Pliant
Market Mixed New York Opens With Mixed Stock Moves
New York markets opened with mixed results as investors weighed early trading in blue chips and techs. Analysts noted modest declines for several key names while others rose on fresh earnings and optimism about economic data.
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New York
Semi-Weekly News to Discontinue Publication
The Semi-Weekly News will cease with the Friday December 13 issue due to rising popularity of Frederick's Daily News. Subscribers through December 13 will transition to The Daily News starting December 14, with any due balance applied and an extra one month credit. Cash refunds offered for those not subscribing to Daily News or The Frederick Post.
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Nets
Evening
The
Post
Daily News
Frederick Post
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