Local Man Wounded In Korean War
Staff Sgt. Charles E. Carbaugh, 13 years Army veteran, was slightly wounded in Korea. His mother Mildred Shafer was notified by DoD telegram. He served with the 24th Infantry, wounded August 19, previously ROTC instructor in Chicago. Wife Esther St Carbaugh and son reside in Chicago. address listed with hospital directory.
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Charles E. Carbaugh
Korea
Mildred Shafer
East Seventh Street
Department of Defense
Catbaugh
Far East
Chicago
Japan
24Th Infantry
Frederick
British West Indies
Carbaugh
Esther St. Carbaugh
Charles Carbaugh
A.P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Fishing Creek Dam Full to Overflowing After Rain Surge
Rain in the last two and a half weeks filled Fishing Creek reservoir to overflowing for the first time in about a month. Forecasters expect pleasant temperatures as nearly 10,000 city and county students return to classes with no major enrollment changes anticipated. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt notes fewer than 100 additional students expected.
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Fishing Creek
Eugene W. Pruitt
Brunswick
Liberty
Potomac
Virginia
Knoxville
Mercury
Airport
North Dakota
West Virginia
Polar Air Mass Brings Maryland Cool Spell
Baltimore September 5 Temperatures tumbled from near 90 to the 40s as a polar air mass from Canada swept into Maryland. Towson logged 47 degrees, Cumberland 48 Easton 49 and other areas 50 to 57. Western Maryland may see near 40 with 45 to 55 elsewhere. the cool spell expected to last a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Canada
Towson
Cumberland
Easton
Elkins
W. Va
Writs By Two Rejected By Circuit Court
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer rejected two Maryland prison writs seeking release. Roger Billman 10 years Anne Arundel for attempted rape sought a writ of error coram nobis claiming newly discovered evidence. The court noted prior habeas corpus losses and that coram nobis cannot correct factual determinations or new testimony. Robert L Stauffer two year forgery case Baltimore city had three prior habeas attempts. the court found no new grounds and held habeas corpus cannot retry a case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Maryland
Roger Billman
Anne Arundel County
Billman
Michaelson
Court of Appeals
Schnauffer
Robert L. Stauffer
House of Correction
Baltimore City
Registration Held In 19 Counties Today
Nineteen Maryland counties offer last chance registration for residents not on voting books to qualify for the September 18 primary. Precinct registrations run in all counties except Anne Arundel Montgomery Prince Georges and Washington where books are closed. Supplemental and October registrations are scheduled in several counties with open offices three days after the primary through 30 days before the November 7 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Washington
Anne Arundel County
Protest Plan To Move Walkersville Pupils To New Midway
A petition signed by more than 200 Walkersville residents protests a plan to transfer about 35 fifth and sixth graders to New Midway this year due to crowded Walkersville High School. The group cites late notice, lunch costs, reduced school participation, and bus time, urging a public hearing September 18 at Walkersville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
New Midway
Superintendent of Schools
Eugene W. Pruitt
Avery Browning
Browning
Midway School
Jesse Nicodemus
Walkersville High School
Walkersville Community Association
Five Naval Reserve Planes Crash in Atlanta
Five of six naval reserve planes from Columbus cracked up in Atlanta last night. All pilots escaped injury. A woman rushing to a wrecked plane fractured her ankle.
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Atlanta
Naval Reserve
Columbus
Tom Taggart Found Dead In Bed At Home
Atlantic City's former mayor Tom Taggart Jr aged 47 was found dead in bed, reputedly from a heart attack. Known as Two Gun Tommy, he was a Republican famed for raiding gambling dens and bawdy houses and for calling Atlantic City a closed town during his police crackdown.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tom Taggart, Jr
Taggart
Two-Gun
Chase Ends In Jail For Speeder On Route 40
A pursuit along fourteen miles of Alternate Route 40 Monday involved radio chatter among three State Police units. Robert L Wallace of Washington pleaded guilty to three counts and received sixty days jail plus fines for speeding and an expired permit. Harold B Garner of Naval Hospital Bethesda was convicted of permitting operation of a vehicle in violation, receiving ten days in jail. The chase near Braddock Mountain and South Mountain disrupted traffic, with flat tires noted on the getaway car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples ' Court
Robert L Wallace
Washington
Harold L. Basore
Richard A. Myers
Harold B Garner
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Garner
Basere
Myers
Sgt
W. W. Corbin
Edward J. Smith
Braddock Mountain
Basore
Sgt. Corbin
Myersville
Corbin
South Mountain
Wallace
Charles C. Ford
Frederick
Thomas E. Bowie
Lincoln Apartments
Mabel S. Bowie
Bowie
W. Jerome Offutt
McCarran Sees Senate OK for Anti Communism Bill
Senator McCarran predicted the Senate will approve his sweeping anti Communist bill and it will become law. He pledged to oppose any milder substitute and warned against actions that would erode civil rights while President Truman urged a bill chiefly requiring registration of foreign trained espionage agents and saboteurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarran
Senate
Nevada
Truman
Congress
Red Russian Bomber Shot Down At Sea
United States reports a bomber bearing a Red star from the Soviet armed forces was shot down after firing on a UN naval patrol off Korea. One body recovered identified as Lieut Mishin Tennadi Vasilebru of the USSR armed forces. The incident, near the 38th parallel, prompted U N notification and is a potential signal of direct Soviet involvement in the Korean war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
Korea
State Department
U.N
U. S
South Korea
U. N
Trygve Lie
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
Security Council
38Th Parallel
North
Yellow Sea
Manchuria
Red China
Mishin Tennadi Vasilebru
Hurricane Hits Florida Keys
A tropical hurricane moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico crossing Cedar Keys as winds of up to 125 miles per hour battered the Keys and surrounding coast. The storm slowed to eight miles an hour as it neared Gainesville Ocala St. Augustine and Jacksonville with Anclote Key submerged under three feet of water. Residents evacuated Gulf Coast areas and headed inland seeking shelter.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Cedar Keys
Gainesville
Miami Weather Bureau
University of Florida
Ocala
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Tampa Bay
Anciote Key
Carribbean
Gulf Coast
Death Toll On Holiday Is 512
The Associated Press reports over Labor Day weekend more than 500 people died in violent accidents, with 359 in traffic incidents. A nationwide survey tallied 412 deaths between Friday afternoon and midnight, 78 hours, while the 1937 record was 428 and the prior holiday peak reached 550. Connecticut logged no fatalities due to enhanced enforcement and education.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Connecticut
Eisenhower Urges Spartan Frugality to Defend Freedom
Denver reports Gen Dwight Eisenhower warned Soviet planners threaten the world including America. He urged a nationwide Crusade for Freedom with a freedom pledge and funds to counter Russian propaganda, calling for efficiency in government and a tough self critique to avoid dependency on bureaucracy. He warned of totalitarian bondage and urged rapid support for military aid programs and reexamination of U S troop strength in critical areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Russia
Europe
Voice of America
Columbia University
Elbe
Germany
Asia
Korea
Army issues 70,000 man draft call for November
The Defense Department announced a November draft call of 70,000 men, lifting the total to 170,000 for the Army. Navy and Air Force do not plan further draft requests this year, while both services expand via volunteers and recalled reserves.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Denies Policy Weakened U S Armed Forces By Johnson Critics
Brig. Gen. Louis Renfrow defended Secretary of Defense Johnson, contending U S armed strength was strongest since World War II demobilization and that critics exaggerate cuts. He argued the rapid Korean war mobilization showed strength and rejected claims of reduced combat potential. Renfrow cited hardware spending rising from six to nineteen and soon sixty-four cents per defense dollar as Congress seeks 10.5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louis Renfrow
Johnson
U. S
Korea
Grose
Renfrow
Washington
Defense Department
Rep
Taurillo
D-Ny
Tauriello
Truman
Paul Grifith
Johnson City
Missouri American Legion
Renfraw
James V. Forrestal
Republic of Korea
Renfrew
United States
Defense
Congress
Deeds Recorded For Number Of Properties
Deeds have been recorded for multiple properties at the Clerk’s office. Edward P Oden and wife sold 10 acres or units on the north side of Ninth street for about 9500 dollars. Oda B Filler sold 108 West Second street for about 16500 dollars to William and wife. David P Stull sold to Minnie A Hardman a West Patrick street property for about 6000 dollars. Lawrence E Fulp sold Route 249 Urbana property to Della M Hartman for about 16000 dollars. Howard A Quinn sold about one acre and improvements in New Market district to Joseph R Crum for about 6000 dollars. Maurice V Biser sold 88 acres along Catoctin Creek to C R Ernest Pfeifer for about 8000 dollars. Irving Haller sold Brunswick property to Luther W Tobery for about 3500 dollars. Charles W Stevens executor sold Brunswick street property to Oliver R Dubel for 3000 dollars by will power.
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Court House
Edward P Oden
William. Scont
Ninth Street
Oda B Filler
William
West Second Street
David P. Stull
Minnie A. Hardman
West Patrick Street
Lawrence E. Fulp
Della M. Hartman
Route 249
Urbana
Howard A. Quinn
Joseph R. Crum
New Market District
Oliver R. Dubel
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Condition Of Streams Muddy At Ceresville
Monocacy River flow is muddy at Ceresville while Potomac River appears cloudy on the Virginia side near Knoxville, signaling continued sediment and runoff impacts in local waterways.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Virginia
Knoxville
All Allied North Rim Threatened in Korea Front
North Korean forces tore a hole in the northeastern wing threatening the UN rim on the north. Two NK columns with tanks moved toward Kyongju and Yongchon as mud and rain hampered Allied support. Marines and Second Division troops advanced near Yongsan while the Masan area saw heavy fighting and heavy enemy losses. A Moscow dispatch claimed Russian artillery shelled Pusan airfield with no independent confirmation.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Pohang
Sea of Japan
Kyongju
Yongchon
Taegu
Pusan
Tabu
Moscow
Yongsan
Naktong River
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Masan
Jack MacBeth
U. S. First
Kasan
Hobart R Gay
Benn Price
Price
Ends Sickness While You Still Have Disease
Chicago reports Dr. Peter H Forsham of Harvard Medical School describes cortisone and ACTH as hormones that can abolish sickness while a disease remains. He cites relief in rheumatoid arthritis and potential to halt inflammatory reactions in pneumonia, with antibodies building over about ten days.
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Chicago
Peter H Forsham
Harvard University Medical School
American Chemical Society
Dr. Forsham
Tims
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Allied Line
Circuit Court
Tom Taggart
Florida Keys
Eisenhower
J John W. Lortz
Tuscarora
John L. Ponton
Baird Harman
Virdia A. Dunn
Stewart Hobbs Brown
George Lortz
Murray H. Fout
Mr. Brown
New York
Atomic Plant
CIO
General Electric Company
Atomic Power Laboratory
Sehnectady
N. Y
U.S
North Rim
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