Santa Delivers 6000 Candy Canes to Happy Crowds
Crowds estimated at 5000 gather along North Market Street for the annual pre Christmas Santa Claus event. Santa distributed 6000 candy canes during a sled and auto journey from Market to Patrick Court and the Court House. Light rain did not dampen turnout and banks plan to release 370000 in Christmas club funds Monday.
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North Market Street
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Patrick
Court
Court House
Chamber of Cammerce
Santa
Church Street
Thep
Girard W. Gallup
Arthur C. Marshall
Denyer Baynum
Andrew H. Maule
William R. Sell
William E. Hardy
Estes Motors
Mr. Gallup
J. Paul Delphey
City Light Department
Max Kehne
Culler Lake
West Church Street
Baker Park
College Avenue
Harmon Field
McCurdy Field
Burek Street
Schley Park
North
South College Parkways
Staley Park
East Sixth Street
Backhanded Reference Is Made To Oatis Case
Paris November 24 United Nations debate featured a backhanded reference by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky to William Oatis an Associated Press correspondent imprisoned in Czechoslovakia. Vishinsky warned against western atomic inspection proposals implying U S bias while noting the Oatis case as an example of alleged risks. Oatis was sentenced to 10 years for alleged spying drawing criticism from AP officials and U S authorities who called the trial a travesty of justice.
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Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
William Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
Vishinsky
United States
Acheson
U. S
Tate
Oatis
Gatis
Rhineck awaits trial for manslaughter by automobile
The appeal of David W Rhineck er Mr Airy Route 1 from a manslaughter by automobile conviction in the death of Joan Dalrymple was set for trial in Circuit Court Tuesday. A separate larceny after trust indictment against David L Staub, delayed several times, was marked for hearing Wednesday as docketed.
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RIAL
David W. Rhinecker
Airy
Route 1
Joan Dalrymple
Damascus
Centerville
Larcen
David L. Staub
Large Group Of Researchers Attending Cumberland Shenandoah Meeting
Fifty four scientists from experimental stations and colleges in the area gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the Cumberland Shenandoah conference on fruit production. Entomologists pathologists and horticulturists from Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania were listed with many named researchers and institutions.
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Cumberland-Shenandoah
Francis Scott Key Hotel
K.S. Kirby
State College
John C. Donegan
Howard Baker
Washington
A. B. Groves
Winchester
Vat
F. Taylor
Camp Detrick
Penn State
G. F. Turnipseed
North Carolina State College
Castillo
Graham
Hancock
Harry C. Fink
North Carolina State Experimental Station
C. H. Hill
Virginia Agricultural Station
BR. F. Stevens
University of Delaware
T. L. Bissell
University of Maryland
E. D. Hamstead
J. F. Fulkerson
Kearneysville
W. Va
X ray survey notes record high daily turnout at Frederick
The mobile chest x ray unit drew nearly 600 people on North Market Street near Kresge's and about 1,800 in the past week. Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association sponsors the drive with Christmas Seal funds supporting expenses and next week’s schedule includes Mt St Mary’s Emmitsburg and local factories and communities. A second item reports a $600 collision on Rosemont Avenue and Grove Boulevard involving Harvey Zimmerran and Nicholas Ritter with damages split between the two vehicles.
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Mobile Chest
North Market Street
Kresge
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Mt. St. Mary's
St. Joseph’s Colleges
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Waltersville
Frederick City
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg Hanover Shoe
Cannon Shoe
Claire Frock
Walkersville
Byrd plans another Antarctica trip despite world crisis
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd plans another voyage to Antarctica but will not set departure until the global crisis ends. In Korea, Alben Barkley marked his 74th birthday by firing an autographed artillery shell at Chinese forces.
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Columbus
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
Barkley
Central Front
Korea
Alben Barkley
Woman Quits Hospital After Missing Death Ordeal
In San Francisco a woman believed dead for 16 days after taking 50 sleeping pills leaves the hospital for a new life. She cannot remember the overdose time, recalls geometric patterns, and plans to finish a book. She names herself T. K. Butler, declines details, and says the suicide attempt was a foolish error she will not repeat.
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San Francisco
T. K. Butler
San Jose
Butler
Ambassador Robbed in Teheran Welcome for Mosaddegh
Ambassador Lou Henderson was pickpocketed yesterday amid a crowd of about 250000 Iranians gathered for Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's welcome home.
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Tehran
Iran
Lou Henderson
Mohammed Mostsadegh
Brunswick Man Hurt In Near Head On Collision
A Brunswick man, W. Limwood Cornelius of 912 East D Street, was injured in a near head on crash on Route 40 near Plane No 4. His 1940 Dodge collided with Ernest A. McAllister's eastbound truck from Baltimore. Cornelius was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and later sent to Walter Reed Army Hospital. Trooper Kenneth H. Tichnell said McAllister’s parked truck pulled into the eastbound lane. Estimated damage was 7500 to the car and 300 to the truck. McAllister was cited for failure to keep to the right.
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Brunswick
Route 40
W. Limwood
Cornelius
East D Street
Army
Friendship Airport
Ernest A. McAllister
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Kenneth H. Tichnell
McAllister
McAlister
Want Candidates To Come Into The Open
Pressure rose as potential Republican presidential aspirants face public urging to declare. Harold Stassen, ex Minnesota governor and UPenn president, eyed for announcement before year end. Senate rival Morse urged Eisenhower to state his intent if he plans to run. Taft sparked early entry effects, while Warren already joined the race. Stassen likely to enter, regardless of Eisenhower. Eisenhower has not stated his availability. Stassen supporters may push his name in the March 11 New Hampshire primary.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Morse
R-Ore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
Taft
Stassen
Eisenhower
Stasser
New Hampshire
Marks Silver Jubilee of Teaching Sister Mary Claretta
Sister Mary Claretta S.S.N.D. marks 25 years as a Notre Dame teaching sister. Jubilee mass at Visitation Convent featured music by Dora Andrews Thelma Busick Philip Kennedy Sister Michelle S.S.N.D. and Sister Dorothea Marie S.S.N.D. Breakfast for relatives and friends with dinner planned for visiting sisters from Hagerstown Westminster Liberty Town and her community. Private dinner for relatives and friends hosted by Sister Mary Rosita S.S.N.D. Officials include Father James M. Hogan Father Robert A. Bozel and Father Herbert R. Jordan.
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Mary Claretta
S.S.N.D
Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Visitation Convent
Dora Andrews
Thelma Bussick
Philip Kennedy
Michelle
Dorothea Marie
Hagerstown
Westminster
Libertytown
James M. Hogan
Robert A. Bozel
Herbert R. Jordan
Mary Rosita
Vishinsky Rebuffs Western Disarmament Plan With Amendments
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky rejected the western disarmament plan in its current form and offered 12 amendments aimed at shifting key controls under the Security Council. He pressed for immediate atomic ban under international control and a one third arms cut, while seeking strict verification and international oversight to prevent weapon production.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
Britain
France
China
Control
Security Council
U. N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Commission On Atomic Energy
One of Best Duck Hunting Seasons Seen
Maryland wildlife officials predict a top duck season along the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. With the season lasting until January 5, Ernest A. Vaughn reports a duck blind about every 500 yards and widespread evidence of more ducks than in years past.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Ernest A. Vaughn
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Yoshida Piped Aboard Tokyo on Personal Visit
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida visited the U S Seventh Fleet flagship in Tokyo aboard with Vice Admiral Harold M. Martin. A naval spokesman said the visit was purely personal and arranged by mutual friends.
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Yoshida
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Yoshida Hiad
Harold M. Martin
Seventh Fleet
Carroll Man Dies After Auto Wreck
John Donald Trite 27 of Westminster Route 4 died at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after his car skidded into a power pole on the Manchester road near Cranberry three miles from Westminster Thanksgiving Eve. The 1949 Chevrolet plunged off the shoulder and broke apart. Discovered unconscious by a passing motorist, he was taken to Baltimore hospital and never regained consciousness. The medical examiner cited a fractured skull and internal injuries. Survivors include his parents wife Dorothy Reed Trite a son Charleton Richard three sisters and more. Funeral services will be held Monday at the late residence with burial in Pipe Creek cemetery. DR D Hartzler and Son funeral director.
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John Donald Trite
Westminster
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Trite
Cranberry
Manchester
Baltimore Hospital
Westminster Fire Department
Baltimore Cily
Carroll County
John B
Rose
Fritz Trife
Dorothy Reed Trifle
Charleton Richard
Laverne Harner
Littlestown
Wal+ bur Snyder
Martie ‘Tate
New York City
Trie
Westminster Coat Company
Eugene C. Woodward
John D. Roop
Pipe Creek Cemetery
D. Hartzler and Son
Need Strength To Negotiate Peace, He Says
Western foreign ministers meeting in Rome at NATO council opening reaffirmed resolve to win peace through strength. Eden, de Gasperi, Pearson, Van Zeeland, and Kraft emphasized defensive power as urgent, while Eden urged negotiation from strength and rejected aggression. The gathering included 12 NATO foreign ministers amid protests from Italian communists failing to materialize.
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Rome
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Leater Bo Pearson
Canada
Anthony Eden
Britain
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Ole Kraft
Denmark
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gasperi
NATO
Franking de Gasper
Bel-gian
Lester Pearson
United Mine Workers chief urges restraint in union action
Johnstown Democrat reports a photostatic copy of a letter by John J. Lewis, UMW president, urging members to avoid unauthorized wall outs or strikes. The message stresses disciplined labor action and adherence to union rules amid wartime tensions.
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Johnstown
Johnstown Democrat Today
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Weekend Snow Likelihood Diminishes In Maryland
Forecaster says rain may thread weekend with light showers and cooler air. Temperatures in Frederick hovered near the mid 40s at noon, with a forecast high around Friday, then cooler nights near 35. Conditions remain cloudy, with little expected precipitation.
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Maryland
Frederick
Pinpoint Half Of Cease-Fire Line In Korea
United Nations and Communist staff officers in Panmunjom mark half of Korea s 1145 mile cease-fire line. Lt. Col. Howard Levie said they aim to finish mapping tomorrow, with possible transfer to joint subcommittees if Sunday work fails. Progress noted despite areas of major difference, mainly on the western end near Yonchon.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Howard Levie
Panmunjom
Levie S
Levie
United Nation
Yonchon
County Man Faces Charges After Break In and Assault
Robert Simon of Shookstown was charged with assault and battery and disturbing the peace after allegedly breaking into a Grant Place residence Friday night and choking Mrs. Mark Scott. A resident threatened to shoot him with a rifle. Lieut. Frank Dorsey and Sgt. Ben Phebus made the arrest. Simon posted bonds of 250 dollars for assault and battery and 100 dollars for disturbing the peace and was released from jail.
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Grant Place
Robert Simon
Shookstown
Simon
Mark Scott
Frank Dorsey
Seret
Ben Phebus
Seenl
Mrs. Scott
Scott
Hockett
Postpone Millionth Traffic Death Plea by Frederick Officials
Mayor Donald B. Rice and Police Chief W. W. Corbin urge Frederick residents to join the National Safety Council in delaying the millionth traffic death. They warn that icy roads and uncertain weather raise crash risks during Christmas holidays and urge caution for pedestrians and drivers alike.
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Donald B. Rice
W. W. Corbin
Frederick
National Safety Council
Corbin
Allies Score in Air War Over MIGs in Korea
In Korea near the Yalu river and west of Yonchon Allied air and ground forces reported gains. US F 86 Sabres clashed with about 35 MiG-15s, damaging three aircraft. Fifth Air Force said all UN warplanes returned safely. On the ground, Doughboys recaptured a hill on Little Gibraltar after heavy fighting. Week’s tally showed 18 MiGs destroyed or damaged and five Allied planes down.
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Seoul
Korea
Yalu River
Fifith Air Force
United Nations
Gibraltar
Yonchon
U. N
Rock of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Reds
Fifth Air Force
Sinamiu
Mig Alley
Fire destroys five acres of timber near Weverton
About five acres of timber on a hillside near the Briar and Ohio Railroad tunnel east of Weverton burned Friday after a fire started on steep slopes above the railroad. Firefighters from Independent Hose Company, railroad workers, and Sandy Hook volunteers fought the blaze to about 1:30 p.m. and then again after a midnight call. The fire, possibly started from a locomotive, burned over a railroad right of way but damaged no structures. A Willie Morman of Harpers Ferry owned the tract, which contained both pine and good timber. District Forest Supervisor Herman Toms planned a morning survey as rain helped damp embers and the scene proved difficult to access. Another note: First Lt. Joseph T. Griffin Jr., wounded in Korea, arrived at Walter Reed Hospital after flying from Japan. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Griffin of 114 West Third Street.
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Brimore and Ohio
Mappers Ferry
Weverton
Independent Hose Company
Sandy Hook
Herman Toms
Toms
Gambrill Park
Willie Morman
Harpers Ferry
Potomac Edison Company
District Forest
Charles Town
W. Va
Walter Reed
Joseph T. Griffin, Jr
U.S. A
Korea
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Japan
Tokyo
Griffin
West Third Street
Hane resigns from Frederick YMCA post to join insurer
James W. Hane associate secretary of the Frederick YMCA has tendered his resignation to the Board of Directors effective November 30. He will join American Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Washington. Hane has served with the local YMCA since July 1, 1950. Efforts are under way to select a successor.
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James W. Hane
Frederick
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