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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1954

Page

7

Dulles Rules Out Naval Blockade Of Red China

Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will react vigorously to Communist provocations in Asia but must not undertake a naval or air blockade of Red China for now. He warned of intensified violence by the Chinese Communists while stressing readiness to act within international obligations.

Chicago Dulles United States Asia Red China Moscow The Free Nations Knowland Senate California Peiping State Department America da Haman Furnane Hed China U. S Africa Viet Nam Soviet Union Europe

Roadside Protection Bill Promoted At Frederick Meeting

Automobile Club of Maryland and local officials gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to back a proposed roadside protection bill for property owners. The plan would designate high traffic roads as Roadside Protected Highways and empower the State Roads Commission to regulate land use within set backs to preserve highway aesthetics and safety.

Maryland Automobile Club of Maryland Frederick Francis Scott Key Washington I. Cleveland Potomac Henry C. Freimuth Roger H. Willard The Automobile Club Leonard E. Kolmer Richard A. Hartman AA. A Elmer F. Munshower Charles W. Magaha Charles ¥. Main John A. Derry Cleveland State Roads Commission Commission

Proposals Backed For Alcohol Tests In Motor Vehicle Law

Supporters led by Col. Munshower and Edward Holter urged adoption of tests to define under the influence for motorists. A proposed bill would set three blood and breath alcohol zones, from 0.05 to 0.1596 and 0.15 percent or more, guiding court determinations on intoxication. Dr. Freimuth explained that under the influence is not drunkenness but impaired driving ability, noting 0.15 percent has broad support from safety and medical groups.

Col. Munshower Edward F. Holter Freimuth Friemuth National Safety Council American Medical Society

Bond Given To Man In Threatening Letter Case

Simmons, 41 of Honea Path South Carolina, released on 2500 bond for appearance in Raleigh te arr authorities. He allegedly mailed a threatening letter to his estranged wife Ruth Simmons in Frederick Maryland. FBI says he was arrested on his farm and will report to the Baltimore U.S. district attorney. A prior warrant charges he knowingly delivered a threatening communication via mail. He had telephoned from South Carolina promising dire consequences if money was not returned.

Greenville Buford Edist Simmons Yonea Path S. C Rallimarn Fann Teveral FBI Simmons Esterday Honea Path U. S Harry L. Hingson John Skeen Jr Baltimore Ruth Simmons Sherman Ave Frederick Md Hingsot U.S South Carolina

Maryland 4-Hers Win National Scholarships at Congress

Maryland 4-H Club members at the National 4-H Club Congress win six $300 scholarships and receive national honors as the convention reaches its third day. Among winners are Clade M Bolin Jr, Mary Ellen Wilson, Janet L Hood, Jeannette Holzapfel, with prior awards for Howard Meredith, Peggy Pfefferkorn, and Dolly Lauson.

Chicago Clade M Bolin Jr Union Bridge Frederick County Cay Mary Ellen Wilson Marriottsville Farm Journal Maryland Janet L. Hood Mt. Airy Jeannette Holzapfel Liberty Road Baltimore County Howard Meredith Wye Mills Telbot County Peggy Pfefferkorn West Friendship Howard County Safety Dolly Lauson RFD 2 Frederick Miss Wilson Wgn-Tv

Rioters Surrender After NJ State Hospital Outbreak

Twenty three inmates including killer Howard Unruh rioted two hours at the New Jersey State Hospital in Trenton before surrendering naked. Hospital officials described Unruh as disinterested while Dr Harold Magee said a core group started the disturbance causing injuries to Earl Hubbard and five attendants as guards attempted to quell the chaos.

Trenton N. J Howard Unruh New Jersey State Hospital Unruh Camden Grover Magee Earl Hubbard Prsoner Hubbard

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