Guilty on false pretense charges in Eddie Hall case
A Circuit Court jury convicted Eddie Hall, 33, a Ceresville roofer, on one count of false pretense involving a bad check for about 60 dollars. A second jury was impaneled to try Hall on another incident as the murder trial of James Francis Wivell proceeded in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hall
Ceresville Roofer
Hall
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James Francis Wivell
Emmitsburg
Mabel V. Long
Ladiesburg
Harry Clabaugh
Mr. Long
Wilson Schl
Schnauffer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward JD. Storm
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Long
Hazel W. Lewis
Edgard M. Long
Marguerite G. Staley
Luther E. Horine
Claude C. Lewis
David A. Adams
Lester R. Eizler
Joseph E. Shafer
Catherine E. Burdette
Wheeler A. Smith
Lester E. Shafer
Denver J. Shock
Arthur E. Fogie
Woodsboro
Reese Poffenberger
Helen Pofenberger
Fogle
Charles V. Main
State Police
Fogie
Charles A. Price
Disloyalty and security risk checks in U S government workers
The Nation discusses two kinds of government employee screens the loyal but risky and the disloyal. It notes secrecy, private beliefs, and actions affect evaluations across agencies like State, Army, Navy, and Atomic Energy. President Truman pushes loyalty checks for executive branch staff with firings for disloyal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Army, Navy and Atomic Energy Commission
Labor Department
Army
Navy
Atomic Energy
Truman
Executive
Labor, Commerce, Treasury Departments
Legislature
Congress Branch
Judicial Courts
U. S
Stassen Calls for Special Session and Food Cut Plan
Harold E L Stassen urged a 215 percent cut in American food consumption and an immediate special session of Congress to address Europe’s economic problems. He said the average family could reduce vital food use by 15 percent to lower prices and improve health, while pressing lawmakers to act promptly despite reports Truman prefers no special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold EL Stassen
Congress
Europe
Minnesota
Stassen
Fined $25 After Crash Of Two Autos
Pleading guilty to failing to keep right in a two car crash injuring three, Ballenger D Warfield of Union Bridge was fined $25 and costs by Mag istrate Alton Y Bennett. The October 4 collision on Route 26 near Mt Pleasant involved Warfield and Joseph J Carter of Baltimore. Carter and another said Warfield veered from the right. Warfield recalled losing consciousness after the impact. State Trooper Ridge investigated and also charged Donald H Bostain for passing when the way not clear. Bostain was fined $5 and costs after a Harmony Grove scene on Route 15. Collateral forfeitures included multiple drivers from several states. Sgt. W W Corbin and Troopers Ridge and Mutchner filed the charges.
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Ballenger D. Warfield
Union Bridge
Route 2
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Warfield
Joseph J. Carter
Baltimore
Mt Pleasant
Yemen
Carter
Jh M. Ridge
Donald H. Bostain
Thurmont
Route 15
Harmony Grove
Bostain
W. A. Mutcchner
Richard F. Brumbaugh
Altoona
Lawrence O. Taylor
Morgantown
W. Va
D. K. Smith
Pittsburgh
Roland M
W. W. Corbin
Ridge
Mutchner
Woman Sought After Man's Body Is Found
Baltimore police search for a stout woman described as the second clue in the murder of Rev. Charles Raymond Vaughn, a minister and author. Vaughn was found nude with a beating trauma at a Halethorpe tourist cabin. a revolver butt fragment lay beside him. A waitress reported serving Vaughn and the woman after he checked in under the pen name C Pat McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Raymond Vaughn
Ohio
Boy Land Club
Mr. Vaughn
Halethorpe
Earl Smith
Baltimore Washington Boulevard
Ounoan
C. Pat McGuire
Frederick Weather Outlook From Atlantic Storm Briefing
The Weather Bureau said a tropical storm sweeping the Atlantic coast is unlikely to affect Frederick unless it turns. Forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy today, then sunny and mild tomorrow and Thursday. An advisory places the storm about 160 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras moving north northeast at 10 mph with no speedup expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Frederick
Weather Bureau
West Here
Washington
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Tie for seats in Rome city elections
Final returns show the Christian Democrat party and the Communist dominated People's Bloc each winning 27 of 80 municipal council seats in Rome's Sunday city elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Christian Democrat Party
People’s Bloc
Duke of Windsor sails to France no invitation to Elizabeth wedding
London report notes the Duke of Windsor left for France with no invitation to Princess Elizabeth's wedding next month. The Duchess accompanied him as the royal couple travels without attending the royal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dukes of Windsor
France
Thut
Elizabeth
Frederick's Population Estimate Ranges Near Twenty Thousand
City officials estimate Frederick's population today between 16 000 and 19 000 with mayor Lloyd C Culler citing about 19 000 inside extended boundaries. Other officials place 16 000 and 18 500, yielding a roughly 17 percent gain since 1540. Provisional Maryland figures suggest 2 215 000 statewide, while national population stands at 143 382 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Maryland
Census Bureau
United States
Stockholm hospital break frees a woman with plane escape
Swedish police report Lt Thorsten Akrell 34 broke into a Stockholm mental hospital and freed Mrs Louise Forsell Kaage 25 then fled with her to Norway in a light sport plane. Their forced landing near Kongsberg led Norwegian authorities to detain them for extradition while Akrell faces possible charges. Mrs Kaage, sister of Dr Jacob Forsell, says she entered the hospital for rest and work but left with Akrell. In Paris, a CGT strike threatens to paralyze the city as 3600 subway and bus workers press for higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Thorsten Akrell
Louise Forsell Kaage
Norway
Kongs[bers
Sweden
Kaage
Akrell
Arvid Uhrbom
Jacob Forsell
John Forsell
Stockholm Royal Opera Company
Stockholm Tidningen
America
The
Tidningen
Raage
Paris
Paul Ramadier
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Dulles Opens Year-Round U.N. Session Debate
John Foster Dulles opened the debate on Secretary Marshall's year round U.N. assembly plan at Lake Success as Russia attacks the proposal and accuses the United States of warmongering. Dulles urged steps to restore confidence and coexistence within the Security Council while inviting Russian input and accepting no fixed formula. The clash with Andrei Vishinsky followed Dulles remarks as the 37 nation political committee began its discussion of the U.N. reform plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Assembly
U. N
Marshall
Dulles
U. S
Security Council
Ishinsky
Rusisia
United Nations
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Hood College mass meeting honors new house officers
Hood College students gathered in Brodbeck Hall for a mass meeting to install newly elected house officers. The event, led by Miss Phyllis Muir, covered Shriner Hall Meyran Hall and Coblentz Hall officers, Rayford Lodge, Spanish and French houses, and corridor managers from multiple residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Cooperative Government Association
Brodbeck Hall
Phyllis Muir
West Englewood
Shriner Hall
Ellen Bindon
Arlington
N. J
Winifred Gatehell
Scarsdale
Rose Mary Johnson
Jenkins
Mary Middleton
Bound Brook
Meyran Hall
Marilyn Bushman
Ppinwall
Elizabeth Radey
Collingswood
Nancy Bomberger
Lititz
Margaret Head
Pittsfield
Mass
Coblentz Hall
Martha Kirkpatrick
Severna Park
E. Jyane Strevig
Hagerstown
E. Ann Englehart
Harrisburg
Harriet Straley
Rockville Centre
N. Y
Rayford Lodge
Nancy Caldwell
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Zierick
Yonkers
Jane Jackson
Scranton
Barbara Huntley
West Pittston
French House
Marilyn Merener
Bethlehem
Mary Minervini
N. XL
Isabel Gill
Harles
M. Jean Leader
York
Donna Morthouse
Tyrone
Bliss Fay Aldrin
Upper Montclair
Diana Wasserlman
Bryn Mawr
Elizabeth Crosby
Conover
N. C
Barbara Davis
Youngstown
Helen Walker
Somerset
Rosel Hoffberger
Baltimore
Eloise Morgan
Queen Anne's County
Corrridor
Doris
Gardner
Johnstown
Patricia Swearingen
Thurmont
Sally Harwood
Falls Church
Lois Leader
Dorothy Levine
Manassas
Patricia Masson
Rayford
Nancy Nichols
Chégrin Falls
Betty Marie Davis
Reading
Nancy O'Neill
Hanover
Truman May Skip Special Session On Europe Aid
Washington reports President Truman may avoid calling Congress back for a special session if Republican leaders pledge quick action on Europe aid after January. Senators Wherry Ferguson Brewster Buck weigh the move and favor returning in January for debated long term Marshall plan funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
Europe
Capitol Hill
Air
Senate Appropriations Group
Wherry
R-Neb
Ferguson
R-Mich
Committee of Congress
Brewster
R-Me
Buck
White House
McCarthy Targets Grey Market For Building Supplies
Senator McCarthy says subpoenas will compel gray market operators in building supplies to testify under oath. He cites abnormal pricing as driving up home costs by as much as 20 percent and vows to break up the practice. He will press suspects to name buyers and sellers, warning of contempt for refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarthy
Wis
House
Senate Housing Committee
Wisconsin
Rames
Bombing of U S Consulate At Jerusalem Attributed To Mufti Faction
An Arab informant in Jerusalem says yesterday's bombing of the U S consulate was carried out by a striking force from the exiled Mufti of Jerusalem. He warns that French and Czechoslovak consulates are next on the list for warning bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mufti
Jerusalem
U.S
France
Czechoslovakia
Two Arrests Docketed by City Police
City police docketed two arrests in the overnight sweep. Floyd Corum of Jefferson and Albert Co. Corum of Burkittsville were charged with intoxication and disturbing the peace. Officer Charles Burras made the arrests, each held on $5 bond plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Corum
Jefferson
Albert Co. Corum
Burkittsville
Charles Burras
Voice of America policy urged for tougher response
Washington dispatch notes advisers push for more aggressive U S information stance as anti American propaganda grows. Officials consider using louder broadcasts to set the record straight and expose rival governments crimes while Congress weighs overseas monitoring. Deeds recorded show property sales in Lewistown and Woodsboro districts totaling about 19 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
State Department
U.S
Voice of America
Moscow
Warsaw
Belgrade
U. S
Korea
China
Middle East
Europe
Nikola Petkov
Voice
Office of War Information
Army
Office of Strategic Services
Goebbels
U. S. Information Service
Congress
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Harvey
C. Burns
William H. Angleberger
Lewistown
Lloyd R. Stup
Samuel Edward Smith
Woodsboro
Flying boat lands amid gale as crew and passengers await rescue
A Boeing flying boat with 70 aboard made a water landing 1,400 miles west of Shannon amid 25 to 35 foot swells. Coast Guard ships pursued air and sea rescue options while awaiting calmer seas. The flight from Shannon to Gander carried British UN employees en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boeing
Coast Guard
Bibb
mid-Atlantic
Hfe
Shannon
Eire
British Press Association
London
United Nations
U. N
Geneva
General Assembly
Ireland
Argentina
Newfoundland
Stavengerfjord
Duane
American International Airways
Gander
Paul Cronk
Prestwick
Scotland
Charles Martin
Martin
Skymaster
War Dead Start East in Special Train from Honda Knot
The first special train bearing war dead leaves from Oakland for Kansas City and Brooklyn aboard the funeral ship Honda Knot. Nine of the 15 cars go to Kansas City with the rest to Brooklyn army base, as 2,400 flag draped remains are moved to distribution centers in Memphis Schenectady and Columbus. A 13 car train heads to Chicago and Philadelphia tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Pacific
Honda Enot
Kansas City
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Brooklyn Army Base
Honda
Chicago
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tenn
Schenectady
N. Y
Columbus
Atlanta
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Martinsburg
West Quarry
Robert Engle
Max
Taft
Gov
James Marlow
Frees
Flyer
U.N
G.O.P
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