Diplomat Says U S On Spot Over UN Membership Votes
A Western diplomat said the United States faces a delicate choice to avoid a diplomatic flare while allowing 18 applicants to join the United Nations this year. He cited pressure from allies like Italy Japan and Spain to help admit Outer Mongolia while Washington maintains a veto on that candidate. Lodge abstains on Outer Mongolia and four Communist satellites while backing 13 other candidates, with Nationalist China seen as a potential bloc against full admission.
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Byrd Seeks permanent U S bases in Antarctic voyage
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd announced the upcoming Navy expedition to Little America aims to establish a permanent system of U S bases in Antarctica. He noted a parallel Soviet effort with bases facing Africa and near the geomagnetic pole, with 35 bases planned for joint scientific work during the International Geophysical Year.
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Baltimore considers single executive director for employment service
Baltimore November 24 a plan to replace the present three man board with a single executive director to run the Department of Employment Security will be recommended to the Legislative Council. Robert H Kimble current board chairman will present the plan after a Monday conference to finish reorganization details. Kimble, who resigned as a state senator from Allegany County this year to head the department, said the move will create a more effective efficient and economical operation. A separate appeals review board is proposed, and the existing board would no longer review its own decisions.
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County's Oldest Resident Is Dead in Montevue
Frederick County mourns Ruth Bowie known as Miss Ruthie aged among 105 to 110, a former slave survivor who died Wednesday at 2 pm at Montevue. Born to slave parents, she recalled Civil War memories, later living near Utica Lewistown, and died without known kin. Funeral at Thurmont funeral home Saturday at 10 am with interment to follow.
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Montgomery County
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Lewistown
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Bartonsville
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Gettysburg
Thurmont
Pennsylvania Railroad to launch truck train service
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced plans to start truck train service linking eastern and midwest cities including Minnesota and Wisconsin by December 12. Chicago will connect via Chicago and North Western Railway. Freight will move under a single bill of lading at competitive rates across New York Newark Jersey City Trenton Philadelphia Coen Pittsburgh Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Green Bay and Waukegan.
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Area Holiday Crashes Listed Three Washington Men Escaped
Three Washington men escaped with minor injuries when their car rolled over several times after losing control on U.S. 144 four miles east of New Market. Driver William Eugene Thomas 17 and passengers Samuel Brightwell 28 and Gerald Thomas 28 were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises and released. Thomas was charged with reckless driving. A second incident injured Charles Vo Fulmer 97 of 317 South Market Street who received abrasions at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Gerald Thomas
Washington
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Thomas
Charles Vo Fulmer
South Market Street
Car Collisions Reported On Frederick Streets
Frederick Md news reports two traffic incidents Wednesday night near Rosemont Avenue and Upper College Terrace and North Market Street. In the first crash Fulmer’s car and Book’s car collided after a U turn, damage about 630 dollars, Book charged with failing to yield right of way. No injuries. In the second, Hirsch’s car rear ended by Frever as Hirsch turned into his driveway. both cars sustained minor damage. Also a separate collision on McMur Street left Hargett’s parked car hitting Roosevelt’s car. damage about 200 dollars each.
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John Linden Hargett
Salem Avenue
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McMur Street
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Hargett
Theodore Roosevelt
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