Pennsylvania Countian Held for Vehicle Theft and Shootings
Paul Trent, 23, is held near Emmitsburg on a Pennsylvania warrant for car theft, gasoline theft, and firing at pursuing officers after allegedly stealing a car from Myra Sanders and firing two shots at Robert Riley and others during a pursuit. Local troopers arrested him at his home after a Monday night escape incident.
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Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Trent
Star
Donald A. Tucker
Myra Sanders
Robert Riley
Riley
Sanders
Man Leads Wife and Child To Safety In House Fire
In Brooklyn a fire at a two story brick home sent Charles B. Winkler inside to rescue his wife Frances and their infant daughter Diane after leading them to safety. Firefighter Charles A. Lasby then saved Winkler's 9 year old son Thomas. The house sustained considerable damage.
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Baltimore
Charles B. Winkler
Brooklyn
Thomas
Frances
Diane
Winkler
Charles A. Lasby
Lasby
Weather and Holiday Cheer Forecast for Maryland
The forecast calls for increasing clouds and moderately cold temperatures with light snow by night. Old Santa is due in town today as the weatherman notes a possible light snowfall tonight amid a season of giving.
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Santa
Eisenhowers enjoy holiday in Georgia
President Eisenhower and family spent Thanksgiving in Augusta with services praised for steering the economy toward less rigidity. John Eisenhower joined later from Fort Benning for a turkey dinner in the Trophy Room at Augusta National Golf Club while his troops dined earlier. The president carved the turkey after church, golf followed a sunny, brisk day.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
John
Ft. Benning
30Th Infantry Regiment
Barbara
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Augusta National Club
Miss Geisbert Indicted In County Fraud Case
A Montgomery County grand jury returned 66 indictments on Wednesday. Phyllis Ann Geisbert, 21, of Barnesville, charged with embezzlement and larceny after cashing tax checks totaling about 400 dollars. Also indicted were a former loan office official S. Nolan and Mary V. Biggs, accused of embezzling over 4,000 dollars from Federal Discount Corp. Inc. in Silver Spring in 1952. George Dickerson and Hilda Humphrey face robbery counts for a July Chevy Chase office holdup. Frank M. Mann of Silver Spring indicted for pandering and exhibiting obscene pictures at a stag party near Olney. Both Mann and Johns say they were not present. Mann released on 5,000-dollar bond.
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Brooke Johns
Olney
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Frank M. Mann
Washington Avenue
Silver Spring
Phyllis Ann Geisbert
Barnesville
Maryland
Spring Grove
Hilda Humphrey
Rockville
Andrea Doria Arrives With Reports Of Balmy Atlantic Weather
The Italian liner Andrea Doria reached New York today from Mediterranean ports reporting balmy weather on the Atlantic. Earlier arrivals noted storms and fog on their transatlantic evenings.
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Ras
New York
Andrea Doria
Mediterranean
Ase
White Phonied Up Estimate Of U S Minerals
Sen Maione charges that Harry White faked U S mineral reserve estimates to promote a proposed five billion dollar US USSR loan. He claims White underestimated petroleum and metals to push an attractive, postwar credit deal with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Maione
Nev
Harry Dexter White
U. S
Soviet Union
Malone
White
The
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Princeton University
United States
U.S
Uss.r
Bureau of Mines
Morgenthau
Russia
Ussr
U.S.S.R
Thanksgiving Day Quiet Across Frederick Area
A generally quiet Thanksgiving was reported with one minor accident and no injuries. Weather was seasonable with possible light snow and cooler temperatures. Santa visits, parades, and a Homecoming Dance marked activities while hunters and fishermen were active. Maryland observed holiday closures and two fatal accidents marred the day. Annapolis hosted a large turkey dinner for midshipmen as residents attended services and parades.
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Frederick
Hoad College
Frederick High School
Briggs Phillips
Santa Claus
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Education Department Seeks $45.8 Million Budget Increase
Maryland officials request 45,776,802 for the next fiscal year, a 3,079,999 rise driven largely by anticipated enrollment growth of about 26,000 students. Major items include 35,643,801 for state aid to schools, 2,543,065 for five teachers colleges, and 6,291,112 for the retirement system.
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Baltimore
Istate Department of Education
Education Department
Wounding of Czech officer puzzles U S officials at Inchon
In Inchon Korea on Friday November 27 U S officials puzzled by the wounding of Lt Col Vojiech Bagda a Czech truce inspector on a United States ship. Czech authorities barred American interviews citing diplomatic immunity. Officials note UN statements suggested self inflicted wound while speculating on defection.
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Inchon
Korea
U.S
Vojiech Bagda
Consolation
Bagda
United States
U S
Political control sought over army unity effort in Europe
Six nations led by West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg push to create a six nation political authority for a European army. A commission of governmental experts will meet regularly and base work on a Rome report. Bidault’s absence looms as crisis in France threatens toppling Laniel government. Belgium’s lower house backs the European Defense Community treaty, Senate likely to follow.
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Hague
Belgium
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Georges Bidault
Rome
Alexandre Parodi
Foreign Ministry
Bidawit
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Bidault
House of Representatives
Senate
New Jersey Dentist Killed in Maryland Collision
Dr. Theodore L. Wycall, 44, of Chatham New Jersey, died when his car, carrying his wife and two young sons, collided head on with a Waynesboro Pennsylvania driver on a hilly road near Ringgold Maryland. Seven others injured, including Jared McKown, 24, in critical condition, and multiple relatives hospitalized with fractures and facial injuries. Diabetics discovery report notes 96 of 3,266 screened had undiscovered diabetic symptoms.
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Ringgold
New Jersey
Washington County
Pennsylvania Line
Edward Crowther
Theodore L. Wycall
Chatham
N. J
Wecall
Jared McKown
Waynesboro
Soviet Claim On Atomic Weap ons Sparks Debate At U N
Andrei Vishinsky told the 60 nation Political Committee that the Soviet Union possesses atomic and hydrogen weapons not held by others while Western delegates dismissed the claim as bluster. He argued for universal disarmament despite Soviet ownership and criticized Selwyn Lloyd’s assertions about Western weakness ahead of the Bermuda conference.
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N. Y
Andrei
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Soiet Union
Bermuda
Stevenson Spends Thanksgiving at Reisterstown Farm
Adlai Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic presidential candidate, spent Thanksgiving with Princeton roommate Hackney’s family near Reisterstown Maryland. He joked about defeat and McCarthy and reflected on being American after six months abroad, sharing light quips and a sober note on American fortune.
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Baltimore
Adlai Stevenson
John Feil
Borden
H. Hamilton
Hackney
Reisterstown
Stevenson
Princeton University
McCarthy
Guy
County 4-H Clubs Represented at National Congress
Maryland sends 27 4-H delegates to the 32nd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago after a send off luncheon at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Delegates include Eleanor Ismith and others from Allegany Frederick and Carroll counties with achievements in health clothing leadership home beautification and soil and water conservation.
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Maryland
Chicago
Lord Baltimore
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Allegany County
Eleanor Ismith
Flintstone
Frederick County
Donald Easterday
Myersville
Geraldine Geisbert
Frederick
Marybelle Remsberg
Carroll Leatherman
Ann Runkles
William Wolf
Dead couple found in Texas amid cold mystery
In Orange Texas a couple long presumed dead Thomas C Buntin and Betty McCuddy living under new identities were revealed by the Nashville Tennessean after 22 years apart. Buntin, 28 when last seen, and McCuddy, 22, spoke of their life in Texas with four of six children and a grandchild expected. Neighbors described them as well regarded and devoted to work in Beaumont and Orange.
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Tex
Thomas D. Palmer
Thomas C. Buntin
Nashville
Tennessean
John Seigenthaler
Beaumont
Seigenthaler
Jefferson County Court of Law
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Buntin
Texas
Chattanooga
New York Life Insurance Co
Betty McCuddy
Greatancle
Robert F. McCuddy
Duke University
Soviet to Meet U S Britain and France in Four Power Talks
Moscow surprised the West by announcing it is prepared to attend a four power conference with the United States, Britain and France. The statement gave few details and promised the full text of the note to be published in Moscow Saturday.
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Soviet Union
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Britain
France
Tass
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Izvestia
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Eisenhower
Churchill
Joseph Laniel
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