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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
13
Robins and his wife Lora navigate frequent travel with Robins bringing home unplanned quests from branch factories in Los Angeles Dallas and Montreal. Lora keeps two refrigerators stocked, adapting to the habit as she handles the home front.
In Richmond a pharmaceutical plant shut and 100 workers walked out for a four day all expense Florida trip led by E Clair Robins boss. Robins has previously funded trips and has a record of bonuses and gifts to staff. The firm once struggled but is now a leading company.
Washington dispatch reports a major test of the secret plan to move key federal agencies 80 to 200 miles from the capital aimed at preserving essential functions after an atomic attack. ODM says sites are in towns around eight miles west and north and about 200 miles south of Washington. Flemming noted the exercise would activate within hours of attack warning. In Baltimore, an 11 year old girl died after hysteria and shock following her grandfather’s death in a tractor truck accident.
Magistrate Edward J Smith presided over Peoples Night Court hearings on charges of intoxication and non support. Individuals including Claude Gardner and Edward Sprouse faced jail or fines for intoxication, neglect, and failing to pay child support, with orders to leave town and weekly payments ordered for two minor children.
James E Hamilton of RFD 1 Mr Airy was found guilty of non support of an infant in violation of an equity court order. He was to pay his wife seven dollars weekly. A $50 fine or 30 days in jail was suspended if he makes 310 weekly payments until the 11 month balance is cleared.
Borden Stevenson, 22, son of Adlai Stevenson and Harvard junior, was inducted into the Army today in Chicago. He finished his junior year in June but lost draft deferment eligibility due to ranking outside the upper half of his class.
Lima Peru November 17 a military transport plane vanished yesterday on a flight from Pucallpa to Lima carrying 20 passengers. The disappearance prompted a search by military and civil authorities and there is no word on survivors or cause.
The Associated Press Managing Editors Assn cited two Marsland papers and two from Washington DC for outstanding contributions to The Citations, an AP news report. The Kent County News editor William Asilton earned honors for first news on the Chestertown pyrotechnics plant explosion, while The Sun and The Star were praised for prompt AP access to Army charges and theft coverage. The Post-Times Herald also shared credit for rapid AP information on Army charges. 546 Communist guerrillas were killed in Malaya, with 168 wounded and 43 captured, per Henry L. Hopkinson in the House of Commons.
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