Minister Lucien Powell Critically Injured In Maryland Crash
The Rev Lucien L Powell Methodist minister at Federalsburg and Eldorado was critically injured when his car struck a culvert on Route 313. Police reported no other vehicles involved. He suffered multiple fractures and facial cuts. He was en route to Eldorado for morning worship.
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Federalsburg
Lucien L. Powell
Eldorado
Nanticoke Hospital
Gambrill Park
Seaford
Del
Geason
Frederick County
Middletown Valley
Union Bridge
Catectin Mountain
Reich’s Ford
Frederick
Unionville
Herman Toms
Hai
Woodshboro
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Fishing Creek
Frank Wedile
Potomac Edison Company
Airport
325 Attend First Service Of New Church
The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd held its opening service in Brodbeck Hall Hood College. Rev. Carroll L. Boyer led the mission and 325 attended from several cities. A pledge of 76 members awaits formal congregation status in 3 to 4 months. Worship resumes next Sunday at 10 30 a m in the field house at Staley Park.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Lutheran’ Mission
Frederick
Carroll L. Boyer
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Hanover
Hagerstown
J. Frank Fife
Maryland
United Lutheran Church In America
Fife
Terry O'Neil
Richard C. Randall
Sharon Hooper
Zion Lutheran Church of Middletown
Mission Church
Staley Park
Damage Hood College Tennis Courts After Weekend Biking
Hood College reports damage to new asphalt base tennis courts caused by bicyclists and footprints. Thin surface damaged by wheels allowed rain to seep underneath. Areas are being removed and resurfaced. Contractor T Edgie Russell says it will be unusable for some time and bicycles banned on campus except on roads. Extradition rearing set.
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New Hood College
T. Edgie Russell
Coffman
Gamorill Gymnasium
Visitation Academy Set to Open for Fall Term
Visitation Academy will open Thursday with boarding students registering Wednesday and day pupils arriving the first day of classes. About 27 boarders are expected at the convent school now limited to grades one through eight, with a two year curriculum leading to a recognized certificate. Music and ballet offerings, special religious instruction, and minor repairs completed over the summer are noted along with upgraded lighting in the playroom.
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Visitation Academy
Convent School
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Church
Evelyn White
Visitation
Miss White
Sodality
Peace Parley Debate Gathers at United Nations
United Nations faces renewed debate as Chou En-lai proposes a round table for a Korean peace conference inviting neutrals and both Koreas. The United States rejects widening the conference and resuming debate, arguing for a two sided approach. U S delegates prepare for the Assembly opening with John Foster Dulles arriving to lead.
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United Nations
N. Y
China
United States
Peiping
Chou En-lai
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N. General Assembly
Chou
Russia
India
Burma
Pakistan
Indonesia
Red China
North Korea
U. N. Assembly
U. S. Asst
Robert Murphy
American Association For the United Nations
New York
Assembly
Murphy
U. S
New Assembly
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Park Ave
Tme
Accused Woman's Furniture Sold At Auction
In Baltimore a lavish set of furnishings from Naomi Ringrose's former home was auctioned to help repay about 350000 she embezzled from the Federal Credit Union of Social Security Workers. The sale drew 2400+ onlookers as the house and beauty parlor assets were liquidated. The home will be sold after furnishings, with federal agents seizing the property.
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Baltimore
Charles St
Naomi Ringrose
Federal Credit Union of Social Security Workers
Hagerstown Mail Celebrates 125th Anniversary Edition
The Hagerstown Mail marks its 125th anniversary with a 120 page edition featuring a 10 page supplement and history of Washington County. The Morning Herald will publish the same supplement tomorrow. The issue includes stories on local industry and community histories with new photos and a reproduction of the paper’s first issue from July 4, 18%.
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Hagerstown
iHagerstown Mail
Morning Herald
Washington County
J Jex
the Mail
Phone rate boosts made permanent in Maryland
The Public Service Commission ruled that temporary rate increases granted to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. last February 1 are made permanent. The moves raise the flat rate for party lines by a small amount per month and private line charges by 50 cents monthly.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Scientists Seek to Extend Crop Season by Sun Heat
Madison reports scientists at a solar energy conference discussed chemically speeding spring and delaying winter for crops. Plans include melting snow to start planting earlier and treating ground to absorb heat, with goals to trap solar energy under controlled conditions.
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Madison
Wis
Jack Frost
Australia
Israel
India
Italy
South Africa
Monrovia Man Sent To Jail For 60 Days
Monrovia man Wayman Gibson was sentenced to 60 days in jail after failing to pay fines totaling 200 dollars for drunken driving and failing to stop after an accident. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr noted sympathy for his three children, but emphasized public safety and the injuries to a pedestrian. State Trooper Robert Bishoug testified to the Saturday night Route 40 crash near Frederick, with Gibson being arrested for intoxication. collateral fines were levied against several others in related cases.
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Wayman Gibson
Monrovia
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Gibson
Robert C. Bishoug
Frederick
Barrack B
Frederick County
Nash
Thomas Johnson
Baltimore
Johnson
Arthur Matthew
Austin
Clifford Lampkins
William Gene Hopkins
Taneytown
Woodsboro
Mary Beatrice Fogle
Walkersville
Vernon Asa Reed
New Midway
Austin Jefferson Biggus
All Saints Street
Tr. Dishong
Boy Injured In Bicycle Accident At City Intersection
An eight year old pupil at Washington Street School, David LeRoy Boone, was thrown from his bicycle after colliding with a car at South Market and South streets around 8 40 this morning. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for examination. Police urge heightened caution by both parents and motorists as schools reopen and bicycles flood city streets.
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Washington Street
South Market
South Streets
David LeRoy Boone
Pyke Boone
East South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles V. Main
Carne Castle
South
Jefferson
Market Street
Denver Shook
East Patrick Street
Patrick
Middle Alley
Ernest K. Jackson
Route 1
Frederick
Aaron LeRoy Miss
Jefferson Street
Jackson
Miss
Chevrolet
Richard Ruthvin
Patrick Street
Franklin Street
Paul L. Bader
Mt. Airy
Lawrence Kirkpatrick
Fayette City
Morton Lippman
Laurenton N. Y
Kirkpatrick
Ellis Carty
Consultations On Trieste Are Sought
Britain urged consultations with the United States and France on Italy's plebiscite request for Trieste after Tito rejected the move. Peila proposed a conference as Tito opposed immediate denationalization. Tito spoke from Split opposing a plebiscite now, citing past injustices and a wait of 10 to 15 years for possible future decision. Monocacy and Potomac rivers show cloudy conditions in respective locations.
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Rome
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Tito
London
Giuseppe Peila
Trieste Free Territory
Peila
Pella
Adriatic
Split
Mussolini
Anti Allied POWs Arrive At Kaesong
Some of the 320 Allied prisoners who refused to return to Red homelands have arrived near Kaesong, Indian custody expected in the Korean neutral zone Sunday. Burchett did not specify numbers or nationalities. Indian troops guard Chinese and North Korean prisoners as they’re handed over, while observers take note of tensions and resistances in the demilitarized zone.
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Panmunjom
Kaesong
Wilfred Burchett
Burchett
Paris J'Humanite Hewsman
Red Command
Demilitarized Zone
S. P. P. Thorat
Thorat
Red
Rita Hayworth under guard after threat letters
Los Angeles Rita Hayworth keeps two daughters under armed guard at her home after attorney Bartley Crum confirmed receipt of a second death threat demanding she return to Prince Aly Khan. The guard covers Yasmin and her half sister Rebecca Welles, Orson Welles’ daughter. Crum noted the threat may originate from Moslem followers and cited a recent settlement dispute over Yasmin’s care.
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Los Angeles
Rita Hayworth
Miss Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Rita
Bartley Crum
Yasmin
Rebecca Welles
Orson Welles
Crum
McCarthy Group In New Red Hearings Opens
New York reports that Senator McCarthy and his Senate investigations subcommittee begin hearings on "Communists in the United Nations." McCarthy plans to hear most of 10 to 15 witnesses behind closed doors and to scrutinize U S government printing office activity printing UN literature without legal authority.
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New York
Joseph Meoe
R-Wis
Senate
United Nations
McCarthy
Washington
U. S. Government ‘Printing Office
U.N
Hint At Truce In Indochina Fighting
The Communist Peiping Radio hinted a negotiated truce may be possible in Indochina. The broadcast claimed world peace pressure forced the United States to halt the Korean war and urged imperialists to abandon Vietnam. It said the Vietnam struggle would win regional support from peace loving Asian peoples.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Korea
Vietnam
Asia
State School Classes Start On Thursday
The Maryland State School for the Deaf opens its 86th session with about 150 students aged five to 18, starting Thursday under Superintendent Ignatius Bjorlee. A new library-study hall building is completed, with furnishings contracts let. Plans for a new heating plant are drawn, contracts to be awarded soon. Exterior and interior painting and roof repairs on the main building were completed.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
377 POWs Return Home
San Francisco reports another shipload of repatriated prisoners of war arriving by plane, train, and ship. 377 service members reach home while some face delays for medical histories. among the arrivals, Sgt Hoyle T. Riddle is confirmed dead after being found starved in winter, and Cpl Ralph W. Meier learns his wife has remarried, then learns he is alive.
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San Francisco
Letterman General Hospital
Marine Phoenix
Ola Riddle
Richmond
Catif
Herald Kapsch
Mitchell, S.D
Meier
Reds
Maryland Farmers See Cash Receipts Rise Ahead of 1953
Maryland cash receipts from farm marketings rose in the first half of 1953 to 119.611 million from 117.24 million in 1952, led by higher crop returns. Livestock and products receipts fell to 96.61 million, while crop receipts climbed to 33.305 million. In New York, the stock market slipped to new lows for the second straight session, with minor fractions driving most declines and major issues little changed.
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Washington
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
New York
11 Placed In Solitary After Riot
HAGERSTOWN Md Sept 14 A riot at the Maryland Reformatory for Males led to 11 inmates placed in solitary confinement with more than 60 participating in the disturbance. Guards state police and local officers used tear gas and fire hoses to regain control. A second flareup occurred early today in a basement dormitory with about 40 prisoners involved but no one seriously hurt. The incident stemmed from an umpire’s decision in a league softball game between a white and a Negro team. The riot prompted an investigation by the Maryland State Board of Correction officials.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Reformatory
Maryland State Board of Correction
Reformatory
Henry FR. Raymond
James W. Curran
Roger Slosser
Raymond
Western Maryland Institution
Maryland
Reformatory League
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Vatican
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