Eisenhower presses allies on unity and reform at NATO talks
At a secret NATO meeting in Rome Gen Dwight Eisenhower urged stronger unity and greater output of weapons and manpower to meet SHAPE targets. He warned against counting on atomic weapons and outlined unresolved 1954 build up plans while noting lag in equipment output. He addressed 12 defense ministers, chiefs of staff, and 400 reporters, stressing Americas duty to speed Europe defense.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Rhine
Eisenhower
NATO
SHAPE
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Ispoke
Defense Ministers
Council of Foreign Ministers
Council
United States
Defense
Staf
W. Averell Harriman
North Atlantic
Middle East
Greece
Rourkey
Baltimore Trial Links Detectives to Bribe Scheme
Five Cleveland witnesses testified in Baltimore Criminal Court that detectives Henry T. Sherry and Joseph Bucher took bribes from confidence game racketeers. Oakey Jackson, 47, said officers kept 25 percent of the profits, with calls tapping and wires tapped, as the men allegedly worked in Baltimore.
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Cleveland
Criminal Court
Baltimore City
Oakey Jackson
Henry T. Sherry
Joseph Bucher
Charlie Burnett
Sherry
Jackson
Bucher
Senate
Office of Price Stabilization
Okey Jackson
Juanita Hamphill
Frederick
Easter in Hospital Baltimore
Luke Easter, star Cleveland Indian first baseman, entered Johns Hopkins Hospital for examinations after checking in yesterday with a swelling left knee. Doctors said tests would continue for a few days.
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Baltimore
Luke Easter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
B 36 Lands Safely After Gear Fails at Carswell
At Carswell Air Force Base a B 36 bomber landed with a disabled left landing gear after 16 crew bailed out. Captain Clarence F. Horton of San Antonio piloted the wheel down landing with a possible broken leg treated at a hospital. One crewmember injured, six parachuted earlier, others unnamed.
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Carswell Air Force Base
Clarence F. Horton
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Horton
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Robert S. Anderson
Eighth Army Force
PIO
Court News Equity Janie and Claymond Graham Divorce Filing
Case details report a bill of complaint for partial divorce between Janie L. Graham and Claymond A. Graham with requests for temporary alimony and counsel fees. Marriage licenses listed for Clive S. Halbert, 24, and Alice.
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Court News Equity
Janie L. Graham
Claymond A. Graham
Clive S. Halbert
Alice
Multiple Couples Named in Property Transfers and Licenses
A list of individuals from several states appears with property transfers involving Middletown Savings Bank and various couples. The report also notes three liquor licenses suspended in Ellicott City for selling beer to minors, with penalties ranging from 500 to 1,040 dollars after prior fines.
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Lee Jessup
St. Joseph
William H. Marley
Mary L. Bradshaw
Takora Park
Wilbur W. Rodkey
Dunbar
Geraldine BD. Buah
Connellsville
William Wallace Then
Bluemont
Minnie Estelle Robey
Huntingdon Valley
Richard E. Horton
Mary L. Spencer
Vienna
Osborne F. Wachter
West Seventh Street
Betty Jane Smith
Middletown
Melvin Eugene Crouse
Shirley Ann Wagner
South Market Street
Herschel E. Call
Gerald W. Gallup
Elia M. Ruble
Kenaus E. Johnson
William H. Nusbaum
Walter E. Crum
Roger W. Linton
George D. Bitzer
Ellicott City
Howlard County
Bankrolled counterfeiters under lens in Baltimore case
Mrs. Hildy B Williams, 47, named as the financial backer of two counterfeiters. Federal agents seized 150000 in bogus money from a print shop run by Donald M. Hines and Mrs Williams’s house. Hines sentenced to six years. Williams pleads innocent to counterfeiting 55000 of the seized notes. The case traces back to Arthur Keely, who died in 1930, and Reely, a printer who died in 1950 after living rent-free in Williams’s house 11 months. The Brazilian Dance Group from Rio will perform December 3 at Hood College. The program is free. They tour the East and Midwest, with stops including Washington and Bates College.
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U. S
Frederick J. Green, Jr
National School of Physical Education and Sports
Rio de Janeiro
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National School
Mid ‘West
Miami
Fla
Rio
Pan- American Union
Washington
Bates College
Maine
Duluth
Minnesota
Jailed Monday Night In Maryland Street Drunkenness Case
An article notes a patrol round reaching Sweet Briar Virginia and multiple states with a Maryland appearance at Frederick college. It mentions Bleel made from scrap and pig iron. On November 37, 1981 two regulars were jailed after Lieut Dortsey and Officer Kanade arrested Ridgley King and Gar land Forrest for drunkenness on the streets.
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Missouri
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Frederick
Frank Dortsey
Ridgley King
Martin Kanade
Garland Forrest
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