Citizenship Restored To German Native In Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court restored American citizenship to Peter Alfons Binderyck, a German native from Elmhurst, Illinois, who had been ordered deported after admitting he might not bear arms for the United States. The ruling centers on a 1940 Nationality Act procedure. the Court allowed further government action under that act. Duck for sale notice follows unrelated in Hagerstown. 260 wild ducks offered at 36 cents a pound. John Sutter linked note concludes the clipping.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Germany
United States
Peter Alfons Bindezyck
Bindexyck
Bindezyck
Elmhurst
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Reed
Burton
Clark
Minton
Binderyck
Circuit Court
Frederick County
U. S. Army
Camp Ritchie
Justice Department
Post Intelligence
U. S. District Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
District Court
Frederick
Frederick Court
Frankfurter
Reed
High Tribunal
Hagerstown
Municipal Park
Harold Morris
Morris
Hunter
Wounded Army Helicopters Shuttle 4500 in Korea
In Korea 4500 wounded were evacuated by twelve Army helicopters between January and November. First Lieut. Joseph L. Bowler, record-holding aviator, led 487 missions delivering 808 men. Crews operate with minimal medical aid, loading one patient per litter and one walking wounded, while handling plasma during flight.
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Washington
Korea
Nies
Joseph L. Bowler
Lnes
Bowler
Man With Amnesia Held For Observation
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield placed a suspected amnesia victim, booked in Frederick as John Doe for loitering, on alert for identity. Clues include a matchbox ad from Mr Airy Pharmacy, his Army doubt claims, and fingerprints routed through Washington. He was found near Barabara Fritchie bridge after a late incident, unable to name his origin or past, and held for observation after two cell mates failed to uncover his identity.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Cra
Frederick
John Doe
West Patrick Street
Barbara Fritchie
Frank Dorsey
Night Court Jailed Man to Observe and Identify
John Doe remains under jail observation as authorities seek his identity and condition. In Peoples Night Court, Roy C. and Eugene Lake Jr were acquitted of assault, while a 19 year old complainant testified about intoxication amid a brawl at a home. Traffic and city collaterals were forfeited for speeding and intoxication offenses. A note on election mislabeling and a Yellowstone eruption interval round out the report.
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John Doe
Maryland Veterans Commission
Peoples Night Court
Roy C
Eugene Lake, Jr
East Sixth Street
Henry Lawrence Lake
Edwin ¥. Nikirk
Sheffieldt
Elwood R. Sather
DiSalle vows to hold meat prices and discuss ceilings
Price Director Michael V. DiSalle told a Senate House committee he expects to keep meat prices from rising and to lower price ceilings on soap, while noting some ceilings may rise to fund wage increases. He warned dairy and potato prices could move higher as ceilings below parity limit gains. He defended ceilings as curbing inflation and rejected immediate decontrol. DiSalle criticized political credit claims amid the debate.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Wage Stabilization Board
Congressional
Congress
DiSalle
Senate House Committee On Defense
Capehart
R-Ind
Mossadegh Wins Confidence Vote in Iran Senate
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh secured a decisive confidence vote 6 to 0 in Tehran as he moved toward immediate national elections. He warned of upcoming troubles amid riots by Communist led youths clashing with police, firemen, and troops.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Senate
Communist
Tudeh Party
Inflation controls debated amid Capehart amendment repeal
Di Salle warned of another spiral of inflation but said control can be kept if laws are revised. The administration targets elimination of Capehart's amendment requiring ceilings to reflect costs from the Korean War period to July 26.
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Howard Westley Thomas
Klineharts Alley
Arthur G. Hicks
West al Saints Street
Robert Nathaniel Russell
Wamsville
Yellowstone National Park
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Camp Detrick
Wiliam E. Warren
Guardian
Rosa G. Kreh
Edgar T. Stevens
Oliver H. Keefer
Lee F. Hiert
Richard E. Schaff
Austin C. Hoffman
Murray R. Botkin
Bradley M. Gerwig
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David K. Schultz, Jr
John K. Wisner
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Stayman—Yorks
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Studsons
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New Market, Md
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Armstrong
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Reliable Junk CO
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Pomona Grange
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Pres
Fred, Co. Farm Bureau
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Geo. C. Slagie
Mgr-Lee
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Goldberg
Fred. Iron & Steel, Inc
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Robert W. Sheckles & Sons
Mason
Xmas Bicycles
Burall
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Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
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