U.S. Maintains Trieste Decision Amid Yugoslav Protests
The United States announced it will not change its plan to hand over part of the Trieste disputed zone to Italy, drawing stern protests from Yugoslavia. Russia accused the Allies of a grave violation of the Italian peace treaty, denouncing the transfer of Zone A to Italian administration and prompting state department briefings on the matter.
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Washington
United States
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Russia
Britain
Moscow
U. N. Security Council
State Department
Department
Koca Popovic
Dulles
Popovic
New York
Tito
Tneste
White House
Henry Suydan
Cuef
U. S
Lincoln White
Balkan
France
Major Expansion At Fairney Keedy Home
Major expansion at the Fahrney Keedy Memorial Home in Hagerstown will add a two story brick and steel wing joining the south side. Funded by 57 Church of the Brethren congregations in Maryland and DC, the project adds room for 33 more aged residents and includes a modern health unit. The inital work follows a consolidation with the Keedy fund and retirement of long time supporters. The home began in 1905 and is guided by board members from central Maryland and DC.
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Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Maryland
District of Columbia
Fahmey-Reedy Memorial
Clarence Keedy
Washington County
Keedy
Fahrney
Church of the Brethren Home For
Yesteryear
Peter Fahrney
Malcolm A. Long
Baltimore
Board of
Tusees
Supreme Court refuses to review Korean War war status
The Supreme Court declined to review a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that the Korean conflict was not a war in the legal sense affecting life insurance policies. The PA court ordered payment to beneficiaries of two soldiers killed in Korea and a train crash, citing Congress’s war-declaration power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U S. District Court
Los Angeles
US. Court of Miliary Appeals
Korea
U. S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
Congress
Red Feather Week aims to raise 37 for Frederick welfare fund
Oct 23 marks the start of Red Feather Week as volunteers mobilize to raise 37 for the Frederick community Chest supporting seven welfare recreational and educational agencies. Campaign chair Byron W Thompson announced the goal is 6 percent higher than recent years with an average Frederick family share of 7.40.
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Byron W Thompson
Francis Scott Key
Thompson
Frederick
Niemann Brunk
Chest
G. L Baking Co
Coca Cola Co
Frederick Produce Co
Claude R. Delauter
Esther Grinage
Talbot County Blames Zoning for Lost Refinery
A Bay Hundred Anti Zoning League delegation urged Gov. McKeldin to overturn Talbot County zoning rules they say blocked industrial growth and caused Pan American Oil Co to abandon a $100 million refinery plan in favor of Virginia. BALCH led residents criticizing the commissioners and the station wagon brigade that opposed the project.
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Annapolis
Talbot
McKeldin
Virginia
Pan-American Qil Co
Henry Herbert Balch
Bay Hundred
Pan-American
York River
Baich
Faithful Workers Meet at St John’s Lutheran Creagerstown
The Faithful Workers Society at St John’s Lutheran Creagerstown held its regular meeting at Mrs Ray Martin’s home with president Mrs Harvey Lare presiding. Seventeen members answered roll call with temple as the text word. Mrs Vienna Leatherman’s guess box was won by Mrs Lou ise Burdette. Hostesses were Mrs Mary Ramsburg and Mrs Ray Martin. Next meeting at Mrs Ruby Six home with bread as text word.
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Faithful Workers
Faithful Workers Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Ray Martin
Harvey Lare
Temple
Vienna Leatherman
Louise Burdette
Mary Ramsburg
Ruby
Espionage At Ft Monmouth Sparks Senate Probe
Sen McCarthy reports a probe into Ft Monmouth New Jersey Signal Corps radar center finds indications of extremely dangerous espionage. He says testimony suggests possible widespread issues. defense officials offer no comment. Witnesses linked to Rosenberg or Sobel under scrutiny, but not all are suspected.
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New York
McCarthy
Wis
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Signal Corps
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Air Force
Julus Rosenberg
Morton Sobel
Rosenberg
Sobell
Communist Party
County youths attend twenty-fifth National FFA Convention
Representing Carroll Lee Zecher of Middletown and Stuart Brachey near Frederick, along with 26 Maryland FFA members, Maryland sends its delegates to the national convention in Kansas City October 12 to 15. State FFA President Ed Brown and official delegate Franklin Robinson will vote on convention business. Maryland will field a live stock judging team from Princess Anne High School FFA: Anderson, Baskin, and Evans. Sessions include Eisenhower’s address and talks by Oveta Culp Hobby and Ezra Benson.
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Carroll Lee Zecher
Middletown
Stuart Brachey
Frederick
Maryland Association of Future Farmers of America
FPA
Kansas City
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Ed. Brown
Salisbury
F.F.A
Franklin Robinson
American Farmer
Maryland
Bill Anderson
Richard Baskin
John Evans
Princess Anne High School
Oveta Culp Hobby
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Eza T. Benson
Agriculture
Police baffled by skull found on Boxter's Valley farm
State Police admitted no progress in identifying a human skull found July 26 on the Mahion Masser farm in Boxter's Valley. The skull dragged onto the farm by a dog was sent to the Chief Medical Examiner's Office in Baltimore for examination. A full report has not been furnished, and no further remains traces have been found as investigators continue.
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Mahion Masser
Boxter’s Valley
Baltimore
W. W. Corbin
Flag hoisted at Annapolis High for Bellamy Award
Annapolis high school received the Bellamy Award for its education program and distinguished alumni during an assembly attended by Governor McKeldin. The flag ceremony marked Annapolis as the 12th school honored for Francis Bellamy, author of the pledge.
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Annapolis
Annapolis High School
Bellamy
Francis Bellamy
McKeldin
Burke Named To Taft Seat
Ohio Governor Lausche appoints Thomas A Burke to fill the Taft Senate seat after Taft’s death. Burke, Cleveland mayor and Democrat, joins 48 Democrats, 47 Republicans, and one Independent. Burke’s selection shifts potential tie votes with Vice President Nixon, amid court actions urging immediate naming. Born 1898 in Cleveland, Burke is a Catholic with a legal career and long mayoral tenure.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas A Burke
Cleveland
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Richard MM. Nixon
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Taft
Morse
Lausche
Burke
Cleveland Democrat
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul J. Herbert
Wheelhorse
Supreme Court
Herbert
U. S
John W Bricker
Josephine L3on
Holy Cross
Western Reserve University
Married couple marks 30th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs William McKinstry of New Windsor celebrated their 30th anniversary with over 135 guests attending. They received many cards and telegrams, and their daughters Mrs Preston Myers and Mrs Charles Hesson helped in receiving guests.
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William McKinstry
New Windsor
Preston Myers
Charles Hesson
Air Force awards contract to Fairchild for C 123 aircraft
The Air Force announces Fairchild Aircraft of Washington Md is the winning bidder for an undisclosed number of assault transport aircraft. The award is fixed price non predeterminable and 10 percent below the next lowest bid. Kaiser Willow Run tooling and materials may be used with price revision downward only.
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Washington
Air Force
Fairchild Airplane and Engines Corp
Wagerstown
Harold E. Talbot
Fairchild
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Corp
Glenn L. Martin Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
North American Aviation Inc
Willys Motors
Kaiser Manufacturing Corp
Big Willow Run
Michigan
Kaiser
Willow Run
Gov Dewey Demands Resignation In Albany Tug of War
Gov Thomas E Dewey orders the resignation of acting Lt Gov Arthur W Wicks after a visit to prisoner Joseph Fay an. Wicks declines and plans to submit his resignation as Republican Senate leader next month for Senate to decide fitness. Mrs Mildred Kottinger named as county organizer by president of Ladies Auxiliary to Maryland State Firemen's Association. Mrs Wilma Reckner Jean Ring and Alice Snook named for county roles in Carroll and Washington counties.
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Albany
Thomas E Dewey
Gos
Arthur W. Wicks
Isbor
Moldred Kottmger
Marland State Firemens Association
Wilma Reckner
Severna Park
Jean Ring
Mt Airy
Carroll County
Alice Snook
Washington County
Doll Personalty Sale Totals 3400 Dollars at Public Auction
Public sale of the late James E. Doll’s personal property at his Rockwell Terrace residence drew a large crowd. Items fetched varied sums with rugs and linens selling well, a glass clock bringing 47 dollars after years idle, and a china set plus demitasse cups realizing notable returns. Administratrix Anna M. Myers oversaw the sale. Holden S. Felton acted as attorney. Emmett R. Bowlus served as auctioneer and H. M. Alexander as clerk.
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James E. Doll
Rockwell Terrace
Anna M. Myers
Holden S. Felton
Emmett R Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Retailers Try To Boost Sales
Detroit reports show auto retailers increasing sales efforts to curb end year inventories. Ford deliveries stay high while discounting grows across makes. Production cuts and 1953 model phasing continue as Chrysler and others push 1954 models into full swing for next year.
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Ford
Weeks
Chrysler
General Motors
Harpers Ferry National Monument Story Featured in Magazine
An article by Mrs Frank W Mish Jr in Daughter of the American Revolution Magazine traces Harpers Ferry history from early Shenandoah Valley settlement to land negotiations for a national monument. It covers silver mining, a mountain fern unique to the area, George Washington at age 16, Civil War bloodstained stone steps, the John Brown raid, and proposals for new highways and related park plans along the C and O Canal Parkway.
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Harpers Ferry National Monument
Frank W. Mish, Jr
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Hampers Ferry
Mish
Harpers Ferry
McKeldin undecided on Harford County court vacancy
Gov. McKeldin said he has not decided how to fill the Harford County Circuit Court vacancy when Judge Frederick L. Coburn’s term ends next month. He spoke after discussions with the county Republican Committee. The committee said the selection remains entirely with the governor.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Harford County
Frederick Lee Coburn
Republican Committee
Decision Reserved On Sobell New Trial Plea
The New York Court of Appeals reserved decision on a government bid to block a new trial for Morton Sobell convicted of conspiracy with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Sobell seeks a new trial citing newly discovered evidence while the government argues the plea should be thrown out, noting a prior loss on a similar request. Sobell is serving a twenty year sentence in Akcairaz prison.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Morton Sobeli
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sobeli
Sobell
Akcairaz
Capt Katz censured by Worcester County grand jury
Snow Hill Maryland October 12 Capt Menash E Katz special state police aide to five Maryland governors was publicly censured by the Worcester County grand jury and urged to receive an official reprimand for jokingly criticizing county law enforcement. Katz admitted remarks were in bad taste and called himself a great kidder apologetic. The jury also indicted 29 others. Foreman G Hale Harrison led the new grand jury. Gov McKeldin and Col Elmer Munshower offered limited comment.
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Snow Hill
Menash E. Katz
Maryland
Worcester County Grand Jury
Katz
Albert C Ritchie
New York
Israel
United States
G. Hale Harrison
Berlin
Ocean _City
McKeldin
Elmer F. Munshower
No Trespassing Near AEC H-Bomb Plant Area
The Allendale County Citizen reports the government closes a stream used for cooling waters from nearby Atomic Energy Commission sites along the Savannah River. The notice warns locals away, notes potential spy concerns, and hints at clandestine testing while emphasizing AEC responsibility for the water.
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Allendale
S. C
Atomic Energy’ Commission
Savannah River
AEC
Clerical error corrects Plane No. 5 bartender proprietor claim
Vernon Stanley Roberts of Route 1 Mr. Airy was charged on a warrant with assault and battery after a fight at Plane No. 5 tavern on Saturday. He was not proprietor. the establishment is operated solely by his sister Mrs. Preston Hallar. The Post yesterday misstated Roberts as proprietor and regrets the error.
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Vernon Stanley Roberts
Route 1
Airy
Preston Hallar
Roberts
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