Frederick Tailoring Expands Plant and Jobs in Frederick
A. Sagner's Son Inc of Baltimore will purchase the former Muse Tailoring Co. plant on South Wisner street, Frederick, expanding to 40,000 square feet and employing about 200 more workers for sewing, pressing, and inspecting coats and trousers. The Muse plant, idle since late last year, was completed in 1949 and was designed for further expansion. The Sagner group also broadens operations at McConnelsburg Pennsylvania and maintains offices in Baltimore and New York. An officer at the fairgrounds, Gordon Smith, suffered a leg injury Friday and was treated and released.
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Muse Tailoring Co
South Wisner Street
A. Sagner
Sagver
Wener Street
Schloss Bros. & Co. Inc
Baltimore
Frederick
South Market Street
Schloss Bros
Alf Sagner
McConwellsburg
Fulton
Sagner
Fulton Plant
Fifth Avenue
New York
Northcool
United States
Gordon
Smith
Middle Alley
Fairgrounds
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Stassen Announces Study Groups for Disarmament Controls
United Nations dispatch reports President Eisenhower's disarmament envoy Harold E. Stassen unveiling at the U N subcommittee of special study groups to craft controls for future disarmament steps. Dr Ernest O Lawrence to chair a nuclear task force with leading physicists to develop foolproof inspection for nuclear material and weapon detection. Gen James H Doolittle to lead aerial inspection methods and Lt Gen Walter B Smith to direct Army inspection and reporting for ground units.
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United Nations
N.Y
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
U. N
Walter B. Smith
Moscow
Disarmament talks outline U.S. led task forces and delegates
Gen Lucian K Truscott named acting chairman of a group while Vice Admiral Colelough heads a naval and aircraft missiles task force. Benjamin Fairless leads the steel industry task force, Walker L Cister heads a power and industry inspection group, and Dr Harold Moulting of Brookings would lead budget inspections. Dr James B Fish would handle communications inspections as delegates from five nations spoke at the last closed subcommittee meeting. Western delegates faulted the Soviet silence on disarmament progress and urged a tight centre with inspection before any disarmament plan.
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Lucian K. Truscott
Oswald 5. Colelough
George Washington Univvrsity
Benjamin Fairless
US Steel Corp
Walker L. Cister
Detroit Edison Co
France
Harold Moulting
Brookings Institution
James B. Fish
Bell Telephone
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Canada
Extradition Waived After Arrests In Maryland Kidnap Case
Police arrested three suspects after a pledge drive led to a kidnapping incident near Flintstone Maryland. A shotgun and rifle were found in a car. A 19 year old was also taken into custody at a Hancock residence. The case involved a girl found asleep in a home and a converted Christian country reference.
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Maryland
Catherine Creek
Hancock
James C. Creek
Yubey
Armenia
Carl
Three Held At Hancock On Kidnaping Charge
Three young men arrested while asleep in Hancock Maryland were returned to Bedford County Pennsylvania to face charges of kidnapping Eva M Keefer aged 18 Her mother Anna Keefer filed the warrants saying the trio came to their house just across the state line
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Hancock
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Eva M. Keefer
Anna Keefer
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