Firecracker Tied To Tail Burns Bull
A feud between Plane No. Four residents led to a man tying a firecracker to a neighbor's bull tail. Brashears was charged with cruelty to animals but found not guilty. Evidence showed the bull sustained injuries. neighbors testified about the incident on Brashears farm. Collateral forfeiture terms and arrest details were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
H. Reese ‘Shoemaker, Jr
Bilton Brashears
Brice L. Runkles
Alton ¥. Bennett
Runkles
Charles A. Price
Brashears
Otis Gilbert
Rashears
Lauriee S. Trail
Frederick
Erweight
Eugene Raither
Monrovia
R. F. Stewart
Harry Bowman
G O P Women to Meet Two Days in Baltimore
Frederick county will send a delegation of 22 to the two day conference in Baltimore next week of the Federation of Republican Women of Maryland. The gathering opens Monday at 11 with registrations at the Emerson Hotel and sessions for delegates and the public. Events include seminars on campaigns finance organization and political education plus a dinner dance with guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baltimore
Republican
Maryland
Emerson Hotel
Emerson
Fov
Theodore R. McKeldin
John M. Butler
Pikesville Kiants Club
James P.S. Devereux
Ongressman
Fred C. Fischer
Pikesville
State Federation
Ammert R. Bowlus
Frederick County Club
Herbert R. Duvall
Frederick
Bowlus
Duvall
William Frailey
Rhoda Gillelan
Charles Flook
Helen Remsborp
Matthey Staler
Melvin Derr
Holly Albaugh
Jacob Young
M. Croghan
Charles Rhoderick
W. Cash Smith
Harry LeGore
Jacob Ramsburg
Martha Crutchiey
D. John Marker
Frederick Kottmger
Willam Dubie
Lannah Balfe
Pearl Bader
Naomi Remsburg
Better Roads Coordination Between Counties and State
Government officials from Montgomery and Frederick counties and a National Association of County Commissioners representative met in Rockville to press for improved road coordination with the State. Frederick's A Grant Hooper and Samuel H Young attended with Roads Engineer Roger H Willard. Complaints centered on the State Roads Commission's vague construction program and a proposed north south Frederick by pass route lacking a precise plan. The issue was said to be widespread beyond Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery
Frederick
National Association of County Commissioners
Maryland County Commissioners Association
Frederick County
A. Grant Hooper
Samuel H. Young
Roger H. Willard
Installed As State Head Of Girls' Group Miss Wanda Keller
Miss Wanda Keller of Middletown High School was installed as State president of the Future Homemakers of America at a Baltimore meeting. She previously served as local president, attended leadership trainings in Chicago and Michigan, and held several school and community offices including 4-H. Another note tells of Joan G. Whiten of Lincoln High School returning from Nashville after serving as national president of the New Homemakers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Keller
Frederick County
Future Homemakers of America
Baltimore
Future Homemakers
FFA
Future Farmers
Miss Keller
Middletown High School
Westminster
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Nashville
Joan G. Whiten
Lincoln High School
New Homemakers of America
Nashville, Tenn
Lincoln
Russians Woo Egyptians in Cairo Meeting Headlines
In Cairo on October 25, Russia's envoy met Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah El Din for ninety minutes. Kozyrev and El Din discussed Egypt's support for Russia's demand to appoint a Russian judge at The Hague and other questions. Armament talks reportedly not discussed. Britain warns it will not concede control of the Suez canal zone as Sudan tensions rise.
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Cairo
Russia
Egypt
Salah el Din
Semen Pavlovitch Kozyrev
Hague International Court
al Aram
Marines Morale Study Finds Low Morale At Three Bases
A Senate Armed Services subcommittee reported dissatisfaction and low morale among Marines, especially recently recalled reservists, at El Toro Camp Pendleton and Camp Lejeune. The panel criticized lavish use of personnel and funds across Marine and Navy installations including Quantico, Little Creek, and New London.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Marine Corps
el Toro
Camp Pendleton
California
Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Navy
Quantico
Little Creek
Norfolk
Vax
New London
Conn
Cautiously Optimistic on Iran Britain Talks Restart
State Department officials expressed cautious optimism today about the resumption of discussions between Britain and Iran in their dispute over oil nationalization.
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Washington
Pro
State Department
Britain
Iran
Three Held For Looting Kaufmann Store Credit Union
Three officials of the Kaufmann Store Employes Federal Credit Union in Pittsburgh are jailed on $338,901 loss amid a $3.56 million series of embezzlements. Joseph Campbell, John Cain, and Nana Nicoll admitted fictitious loans. Cain and Campbell are held on bail after bonds were set at 20,000 and 10,000 respectively. Nicoll released on 10,000. FBI notes losses will fall on 2,700 depositors with only a 25,000 bond.
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Pittsburgh
Kaufmann
Federal Credit Union
Joseph B. Campbell
John J. Cain
Nana Nicoll
Fred Hallford
FBI
Nicoll
Cain
Campbell
Kaufmann Store
Kaufman Management
State 8 and D L Sessions Open In Frederick Maryland
The 37th annual sessions of the State Council of Maryland Sons and Daughters of Liberty opened at the Francis Scott Key hotel with about 125 delegates and many national officers. Mayor Donald B. Rice welcomed the group, noting Frederick's progress over 19 years. Revered W Merval Weaver gave the invocation as Mrs Nettie M Walters presided. The Past State Officers Association met at noon and officers will be elected Friday with sessions ending tomorrow afternoon.
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State Council of Maryland, Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Francis Scott Key
Donald B. Rice
Frederick
S. and D. of L
Elsie M. Briddell
Salisbury
Nettie M. Walters
Havre de Grace
W. Merval Weaver
Past State Officers Association
Accident Hearing At Emmitsburg Saturday
Nathan L. Valentine of Thurmont faces a Saturday hearing before Magistrate Charles Gillelan in Emmitsburg on a charge of failing to stop and render aid after a fatal accident that killed Ernest R. Powell of Thurmont two weeks earlier. Valentine, free on $1000 bond, was arrested two days after the crash and later told his employer he believed he might have struck Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan L. Valentine
Thurmont
Charles Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Ernest R. Powell
Edgar B. Palmer
Valentine
Powell
Britons Vote Early in General Election as Churchill Fights Attlee
Britons headed to polls as Churchill seeks to unseat Attlee's Labour government in a crucial general election. Voters hurried to cast ballots before 9 am and foggy, cold weather was reported across England and Wales. King George VI stayed up for results, while Liberals, the third force with about 2 million voters, fielded few candidates.
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London
Winston Churchill
Clement Attlee
Churchill
Aimee
Westminster
Labor Party
Attlee
England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Buckingham Palace
George VI
Piccadilly Circus
Labor
Britain
County G O P Club Meets At Thurmont
A well attended meeting of the G O P Club of Frederick county was held Wednesday evening in the Legion Hall at Thurmont. Howard R. Damuth chaired the organizing committee with district leaders. John A. Derr spoke as Republican County Central chairman, joined by State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg and County Commissioner Samuel H. Young who praised the school program. Literature and Washington's Birthday banquet pictures were shown, refreshments served by Legion ladies, with plans for future events in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. P. Club
Frederick County
Legion Hall
Thurmont
North County
Howard R. Damuth
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
John A. Derr
Republican County Central Committee
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Samuel H. Young
Thomas Frailey
Emmitsburg
Washington
Ladies of the Legion Post
Middletown
Herald Tribune backs Eisenhower for 1952 nomination
The New York Herald Tribune endorses Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination in 1952. Publisher Mrs Ogden Reid announced the endorsement at the Herald Tribune forum and editorials in Paris and New York editions call Eisenhower “the man” for the party. The paper notes its independent Republican stance and previously backed Gov Thomas E Dewey in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ogden Reid
Herald Tribune
Paris
Eisenhower
Republi
Acheson Leads U S Delegation to UN Assembly in Paris
Secretary of State Acheson and most of an American delegation leave Washington for the United Nations General Assembly session opening in Paris on November 6. Iran signs an agreement to receive sugar from Russia in exchange for political support, denying sugar from Britain.
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Paris
Washington
Acheson
Russia
Tehran
Iran
Britain
Visual Index Voters File Ready in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Registry advances its visual index system to store registration cards for over 24 000 voters. Cabinets and drawers organize names alphabetically to speed inquiries, with cards detailing election district and precinct. Progress spans A to M with plans to year end and support for recordings through 1990, plus new death registrants kept five years after death notices. Red tape cut on removal certificates allows same visit processing, though interstate registration requires residency. Prizes awarded at Hallowe en dance by Recreation Commission with local volunteers. Stocks steady in New York market after recent gains.
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Frederick County Board of Registry
Board of Registry
Smith
Jones
Registry Board
Court House
Board of Election Supervisors
Snow Falls in Montana and Nearby States
Associated Press reports three inches of snow in Lewiston Montana with a 24 degree temperature. Snow also fell in western North Dakota and northern Wyoming while rain fed into northern Nevada and southern Texas. The northeast enjoyed generally fair conditions as warmer weather approached the north central region.
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Associated Press
Cole
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
Lewiston
Mont
Nevada
Texas
Rein
New England
Milk Strike Hits New York Metro Area
A strike by 15,000 AFL Teamsters and dairy workers cut off nearly all milk supplies for 12 million people across New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Mediated talks with federal and state officials continued as an Office of Price Stabilization price rise loomed, with deliveries to hospitals schools and certain institutions continuing while retail shelves emptied.
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New York
New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Long Island
Westchester County
N. Ya
Dock Strike May Spread to Philadelphia and Baltimore
Wildcat dock strike leader John J. Sampson claims the walkout at the New York port will spread to Philadelphia Baltimore and Chester Pa Pickets have already left New York for the trio to idle piers APL International Longshoremen's Association factions debated for three hours with Federal Mediator Clyde M Mills promising another session TA president Joseph P Ryan to confer with his board Albany docks remained idle except for unloading a single grain vessel
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New York
Wildcat
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chester
John J
Gene) Sampson
Sampson
APL International Longshoremen's Association
Clyde M. Mills
Mills
Joseph P. Ryan
New Jersey
Boston
Albany
N. Y
Port of
Remington Indicted Again For Perjury in 5-Count Case
NEW YORK October 25 William W Remington a former government economist whose perjury convictions were reversed on appeal was indicted today by a Federal grand jury on new perjury charges The indictment accuses him of five instances of perjury at his trial earlier this year United States Attorney Myles J Lane said the grand jury found he lied under oath about passing government secrets to an admitted Soviet spy courier never attending Communist party meetings never paying party dues and not recruiting anyone into the party He allegedly did not know until last year that a Young Communist League existed at Dartmouth College which she attended in the late 30s
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New York
William W. Remington
United States
Myles J. Lane
Remington
Communist Party
Young Communist League
Dartmouth College
Buffer Zone Proposal for Korea Hands Devise Narrow Truce
United Nations proposes a give and take buffer across Korea with roughly 200 square miles yielded by each side. The plan would create a 2.5 mile wide zone along cease-fire lines from Yesong river mouth in the west to near Kosong on the east coast. Talks resumed after a 64 day breakdown with a friendly tone as Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes urged Reds to accept or face a less favorable offer later. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols noted a northward advance by allied forces and said the Reds would have to give up Kaesong. The main session adjourned to subcommittees with the issue temporarily referred back for study.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Today
Wartorn
Korean Peninsula
U. N
North Korea
Reds
Panmunjom
Butler Sone Monge
North
South Korea
Henry I. Hodes
Willam P. Nuckols
I. N
Kagsong
Yesong
West Korea
Kosong
Paraleld
Nuckols
Naw 1
Redenvyay
FCC Eyes Vast TV Channel Reallocation for National System
The FCC plans a sweeping reallocation of ultrahigh and very high frequency channels to build a nationwide television system. About 70 new ULF channels will be added to the existing 12 VHF channels, with 18 held as spares and final assignments pending public comment, including thousands of letters in writing by late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Adams
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Allen B. du Mont Laboratories
du Mont
Allied air strikes pound North Korean rail lines
Allied warplanes hammered the crippled North Korean rail system, destroying nine locomotives and 99 rail cars and damaging nineteen locomotives and 139 cars. U.S. Fifth Air Force said the Reds were surprised with no time to shelter trains. One F-47 Corsair was shot down. pilot believed dead. Truce talks resumed at Panmunjom as fronts saw renewed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Panmunjom
Kumseng
Medical Clinic Fire in Baltimore Causes 100000 Damage
A seven story Baltimore clinic suffered about 100000 in fire damage while a vault holding 150000 of radium was spared. The blaze at the Kelly clinic on Zuian Place damaged building and medical equipment, injured five firefighters, and drew thousands of spectators before being contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Kelly Clinic
Zuian Place
Herbert Barrett
Barrett
William Neill, Jr
Liquor Deaths in Georgia Reach 32
In Georgia a deadly moonshine mix has killed 32 people, with two Winder residents dying at City Hospital and another in critical condition. A Nashville hospital reports a man who left Atlanta is in critical condition with liquor poisoning. Police seek a white ex convict and an unnamed moonshiner. a manslaughter warrant is issued for John R. Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Winder
Iga
G. L. Banks
Nashville
Tenn
Glyn Cowan
John R
Fat) Hardy
FBI
Auto Struck in Thurmont. Driver Reports Hit and Run
Melvin Eugene Hein of Thurmont Route 1 reported to city police on Wednesday night that a sedan parked on North Market Street 70 feet south of Third Street was struck and left without stopping. He estimated about 35 in damage. Lieut. Dorsey investigated.
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Melvin Eugene Hein
Thurmont
Route 1
North Market Street
Third Street
Lieut
Dorsey
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Wachter Bros
H. Engelbrecht
Dick Marrone
Nancy Shankle
Sylvia Kelly
Doc” Bennett
Evelyn Betts
Wayne Roelke
Gwynn Klipp
Annabella Newman
Gene Krantz
Chapperone
W. W. Corbin
Jean Schmidt
Bobbie Adams
Bobbie Briggs
Chris” Christhief
Hood College
U.N
Kumsong
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