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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1954

Page

6

Santa's Visit Opens Local Yule Shopping

The Frederick Christmas parade opened the shopping season under sun instead of snow with Santa Claus and a route from The Fountain to All Saints Street. Merchants will stay open Friday and Saturday evenings until nine, and every night December 20 to 25. The event featured the Fred erick High School Band, drummers, majorettes, Boy Scouts, and local officials.

Santa Claus Frederick Market Street Retail Merchants Division The Chamber of Commerce Seventh Street All Saints Street William C. Staley William A. Boone Frederick High School James A. Grove Henry Serepcea Jim Happy Johnny Sperry N. Storm Peter Fahrney Jimmy Lightner Girard Gallup James Neal Grayson Mercer Virginia Dennis Mimi Baumgardner Joyce Sullivan Darlene Masser Cindy Zufail Barbara Biddinger Mary Sue Rice Fay Grimes Nancy Zufall Pat Pilson Bonnie Gilbert Max Kehne

Tunnel Inn Is Ordered To Close

King's Inn known as Tunnel Inn near Ridgeville was ordered closed by License Commissioner Gail L. Cutshall until sanitary and health requirements are met. Licensee Herman A. King was told to surrender his Class B on sale beer permit, with suspension indefinite. Evidence showed unsanitary operation and no current Health Department permit to operate as an eating and drinking establishment.

King’s Inn Tunnel Inn Ridgeville Gail L. Cutshall Cutshall Herman A. King King Alcoholic Beverage Division State Comptroller's Office R. Dean Stickell Health Department E. Austin James Ping Ito

New bank opens in Clio after Merchants Exchange collapse

In Clio Alabama townspeople cheer the opening of Peoples Bank on the old site of the failed Clio Merchants Exchange. First depositor Vera Mae Reynolds, a widow who lost over 23000 when the former operator disappeared, deposits 10000 with FDIC insured protection and state charter. An audit showed a 75000 shortage from the previous affair. her nephew faced embezzlement charges and awaits trial. Bank starts with 35000 capital, 12500 surplus, and 5000 undistributed profits.

Clio Ala Peoples Bank Vera Mae Reynolds Clio Merchants Exchange Royal Reynolds Rey Nolds Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Pilot Killed At Andrews Air Base

An Air Force pilot Lt Col Glenn E Davis 39 of Arlington Virginia was killed at Andrews Air Force Base when he triggered an ejection sequence while waiting to take off. The base spokesman explained the plastic canopy ejection mechanism and noted pilots have ejected through plastic in flight but Davis died on impact.

Washington Air Force Andrews Air Force Base Glenn E Davis Arlington Davis

Causes Blood Vessel Defects Among Rats

Berkeley scientists report that depriving pregnant rats of folic acid for two to three days caused widespread congenital defects in offspring including heart and blood vessel deformities. The study, by Drs. Catherine D. C. Baird Ian W. Monie Herbert M. Evans and Marjorie M. Nelson, links maternal folic acid shortage to defects, noting parallels to human development and potential implications for congenital disease.

Berkeley Calif University of California Catherine D. C. Baird Ian W. Monie Herbert M. Evans Marjorie M. Nelson Evans

McCarthy To Be Ready Monday For Senate Return

Washington November 26 McCarthy will be released from Bethesda Naval Medical Center and attend Senate reconvening Monday to resume debate on censure. A special committee recommended rebuke for contempt of a Senate panel and for an abuse of a witness. McCarthy was seen driving in Washington on Thanksgiving Day as he recovers from elbow treatment after a handshake incident in Milwaukee.

Washington McCarthy Senate Wisconsin Edward Bennett Williamis Naval Medical Center Bethesda Ralph W. Zwicker Special Committee Communist Party Erksen Richard O'Melia New York

Anti censure petition drives spark signatures in national debate

O'Melia says McCarthy planned to attend but is unsure of current status. Mrs. Winifred Swanson leads a Palmer Mass housewife counter drive aiming for 20 million signatures in support of censure, sending petitions to senators. Traffic tolls in Maryland for October rise to 50 deaths and 1,343 injuries, lifting ten month total to 417, with Anne Arundel and seven counties reporting fatalities.

O'Melia McCarthy Winifred Swanson Palmer Mass Baltimore Maryland Baltimore City Anne Arundel Allegany Calvert Caroline Dorchester Kent St. Marys Somerset

Belgium Thunderjet Crash Kills 13 at Bierset Base

A Belgium Thunderjet crashed into the officers' mess and infirmary at Bierset Air Force Base killing 13 and injuring 3. The pilot was among the dead though his body had not yet been recovered. The incident destroyed the officers' mess and the infirmary.

Belgium Bierset Air Force Base

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