Youth Held For Starting Huge Fire
A 19 year old Baltimore youth Alexander Partlow was arrested for arson in a million dollar blaze that destroyed a square block of South Baltimore homes and businesses injuring 10 firefighters and leaving 100 homeless. He pleaded not guilty yet admitted starting the fire after reportedly describing the act as revenge. Police noted a prior juvenile arson conviction at a lumber yard five years earlier and Partlow was held without bail for grand jury action. The blast damaged his grandmother's home, and investigators cited pyromania records while Crownsville Hospital figures as the former juvenile facility.
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Baltimore
Alexander Partlow
Race Street
Simon Schonfield
Southern Police Court
Partlow
Thomas Bryan
W. West Street
Bryan
Furst Brothers Co., Inc
West Street
John S. Knoerlein
Knoerlein
Crownsville State Hospital
Crownsville
Russia Joins In Support Of U S A Plan
United Nations reports indicate Western powers and Russia reached near agreement on a compromise plan endorsing Eisenhower's atoms for peace program. A sticking point on inviting non members, including China, was noted but expected to be resolved, with Russia anticipated to vote in favor.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Eisenhower
U. N
General Assembly
United States
Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
China
East West talks push for atomic agency and missing girls found
A seven nation backed plan urged an international atomic energy agency with U N style ties and possible UN negotiations after establishment. Soviet and Indian delegates pressed for agency endorsement while Russia hinted at joining. Also, two Frederick girls Mary Ford and Sally Hurst, reported missing, were found in Charles Town West Virginia and were to be returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Geneva
Soviet Union
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
International Atomic Energy Agency
Portugal
U. N
V. K. Krishna Menon
India
Assembly
United Nations
Menon
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Mary M. Ford
Sally Hurst
Frederick
Charles Town
W. Va
Hurst
James Ford
Ford
Frederick Zonta reports on convention in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Rhoads reported to the Frederick Zonta Club on the District 2 Convention in Philadelphia held October 23 and 24. She chaired the resolutions group and noted the strong club representation with exhibits and discussions on membership, club bulletins, and international relations. The report highlighted program strengths and urged attendance at the next convention.
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Mary Rhoads
Frederick Zonta Club
Philadelphia
Miss Rhoads
Katherine Johnson
Frances Bussard
Ken Hersperger
Helen Smith
Freda Doll
Frederick
Virginia Thomas
Lilypons
Elizabeth Spielman
Zonta International
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Monument
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Mobiliea Socony
Economy Oil CO
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iPrince Mont Construction Corp
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Borro
Austin Bohn
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Ogem
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