United Nations Debates on Spain and Free Information
The United States backed a resolution urging U N members to send Madrid top ambassadors and ministers and open the way for Franco to join specialized agencies backed by Bolivia Costa Rica the Dominican Republic El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua the Philippines and Peru Chile pressed the assembly to condemn iron curtain suppression of information and defend free press while countering Vishinsky Big Five peace pact proposals and atomic weapon bans
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Acces
U. N
France
United States
Madrid
Generalissimo Franco
Spain
Assembly
London
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Philippines
Peru
Chile
Soviet Union
Jacob Schaulsohn
Schaulsohn
Opera House Schedule Shows Trio of Films Next Week
City news reveals three films at the City Opera House for the coming week. Sunday to Wednesday features No Way Out with Linda Darnell Richard Widmark and Stephen McNally. Thursday to Saturday presents Beyond the Purple Hills and Rusty’s Birthday as a double feature.
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City Opera House
Linda Darnell
Richard Widmark
Stephen McNally
Thursdday
Riverside promotes cadet Hyatt to first lieutenant
Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville, Ga and Hollywood Florida, announces military promotions for the 1950 51 session. About 500 cadets from 48 states and foreign countries are represented. Richard C Hyatt son of Mr and Mrs J Bruce Hyatt 501 Fleming Avenue is promoted to first lieutenant in the band and elected to Horton Society.
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HYATT
Gainesville
Georgia
Riverside Military Academy
Hollywood
Florida
Richard C Hyatt
J Bruce Hyatt
Fleming Avenue
Frederick Marin
Communism Is Failure, North Koreans Report
A group of eight North Koreans picked up by a UN patrol told American intelligence that communism failed in North Korea before the war. They said land reform was popular at first but fell apart as officials imposed harsh measures, causing hunger, unemployment, and loss of freedom. The speakers criticized state control and hoarding, noting the regime’s cruelty exceeded Japanese rule.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Ihs
United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Peoples
North Korean Reds suppress flag hymn and conscription sparks ire
Witnesses describe harsh social injustice under the Reds with hoarding, black market penalties, and unequal punishment for Communist elites. They report conscription of men ages 18 to 55 and claim propaganda portrays peace while war builds. North Koreans praise pro South prosperity as a motive for the attack.
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Reds
South
Tivoli Bill Coming Week Schedule at Tivoli and Frederick Theaters
The Tivoli week features Fancy Pants with Bob Hope and Lucille Ball Sunday to Wednesday. Union Station stars William Holden Barry Fitzgerald and Nancy Olson Thursday and Friday. High Lonesome with John Barrymore Jr and Chill Wills on Saturday. Frederick shows Treasure Island with Bobby Driscoll Sunday and Monday, Three Little Words with Red Skelton and Fred Astaire Tuesday and Wednesday, Make Mine Laughs and Savage Splendor Thursday, and Road To Rio with Golden Stallion a double feature Friday and Saturday.
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Tivoli
Frederick
Bob Hope
Lucilie Ball
Union Station
William Holden
Barry Fitzgerald
Nancy Olson
High Lonesome
John Barrymore, Jr
Chill Wills
Treasure Island
Bobby Driscoll
Red Sk
Concert Assn Cards Mailed for 1980-51 Season
The Community Concert Association, Inc. mails 1980 51 identity cards for members. Cards admit Frederick and Winchester concerts featuring Edwin Steffe baritone in Waynesboro on Oct 30 and Winchester on Nov 1. Frederick season opens Nov 8 with Appleton and Field duo pianos at Frederick High School at 530 pm. Members only seating. no at-door sale.
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Community Concert Association, Inc
Charles Byerly, Jr
Waynesboro
Edwin Steffe
Winchester
Frederick Association
Byerly
Virginia
Waters
Svetlove
Frederick
Appleton and Field
Frederick High School
Concert Association
Stumpf found guilty in Friday Peoples Court session
Raymond E Stumpf of Severn was convicted for passing on the brow of a bill and fined 645 dollars plus costs after a Friday morning Peoples Court session led by Magistrate Alton Bennett. Arrest followed October 19 on Route 40 near Seven Sisters bills by State Trooper Patrick Stakem Jr.
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Raymond E Stumpf
Severn
Alton Bennett
Seven Sisters
Patrick Stakem, Jr
William H Hyatt
Fullerton
Lawrence S Cutsail
Jefferson
Junior C. Bowles
Roanoke
Robert E Kampmuller
Uniontown
Franklin P Mitchell, Jr
Berwyn
Paul L Babington
Myersville
Donald Garuer
Wilmore
Anderson
Baltimore
James E Freeney
Baltiimore
Thomas A Malony
Cumberland
William W. Heffner
North
Bentz Street
Raymond Stevens
Greencastle
Speed Beyond Reason in $1145 Case Sparks Arrests
Arrests were made by Capt. Charles W Magaha, State Troopers Glenn Bowman, H. P. O'Brien and Stakem after a speeding incident tied to $1145. Authorities pursued leads, detailing the swift actions of the police team in the investigation and subsequent arrests.
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Charles W Magaha
Glenn Bowman
H. P. O'Brien
Stakem
Shorb Sent To Cut To Serve Another Year
A Thurmont area man, 24 year old David Francis Shorb, was sent back to the House of Correction for one year on two counts of unauthorized use of motor vehicles. Magistrate William J Stoner noted the risk to the public and ordered the sentences to run concurrently after Shorb pleaded guilty to stealing cars from local parking spots in October and last weekend. He was arrested at his Thurmont home with troopers and deputies nearby. Shorb is described as having a long pattern of evading authorities and stealing others cars.
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Near Thurmont
House of Correction
William J Stoner
Thurmont
David Francis Shorb
Route 2
Liberty
Stoner
Shorb
Leonard D. Lewis
William Mathews
Bond
H. J. Brown
R. Paul Buhrman
Man Freed After Nine Hour Ordeal With Machine
Chicago, Oct 27 A young worker Stanley Kielma Jr escaped severe injury after being trapped for nine hours when his right hand became caught inside a grease coated collar of a centrifugal tool cleaning machine. Firemen and workers freed him with a hack saw. He remained conscious and smoked during the rescue.
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Chicago
Stanley Kielma, Jr
Fierce
Kielma
MacPhail becomes father of girl in Baltimore
Baltimore Oct 27 Larry MacPhail famed baseball teacher turned farmer welcomed his fourth child at Woman's Hospital weighing 7½ pounds. The mother, Joan Bennett Wanamaker, is his second wife who he wed in 1948 after divorcing his first wife Inez Thompson. MacPhail, 60, once president of the New York Yankees, now Breeds and races thoroughbreds at Glenangus Farms Bel Air.
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Macphail
Baltimore
Larry MacPhail
Joan Bennett Wanamaker
Woman's Hospital
Brooklyn Dodgers
Inez Thompson
Pall
New York Yankees
Glenangus
Bel Air
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Robert Mitchum
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Bernie Sarena
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Philco S. Crosley
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John Wayne
Red River
Paul Heinred
SCAR
Abbott & Costello
Ed Nikirk
Frederick County
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New Market
William S. Hood
Imperial Brunswick
Tanneneer
Roy Rogers
Trigger, Jr
Bill Elliott
James Cagney
Druid Theater
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Maryland
Tim Holt
Richard Martin
Vera
Phil Brito
Katy
Jet
Betey Grable
Dan Damey
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Otto Ottenbacher
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Charles Barrett
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