Crackdown on Noisy Cars Expands to Citers in Frederick
City police began cita ing drivers for inadequate mufflers after two weeks of warnings. Six motorists, including auto and truck operators, have been charged. Warnings posted on highways warned of enforcement under the anti noise law and speeding rules. Officers halted violators on West South and Jefferson streets with citations ranging in amounts around six dollars.
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Frederick
William Boone
West South
Jefferson
Clyde Woodrow Lenhart
Buckeystown
Benjamin Albert Clipp
Route 6
Adolphus F. Weedon
All Saints Street
Ronald G. Pittboo
Silver City
N. C
John Benny May
Harrisonburg
Charles V. Main
Market Street
Ninth Street
Market
East Street
Main
Patrick
Edgar Weston
Catonsville
R. Arnold Simmons
Samuel Russo
Philadelphia
East Patrick
Norman Trump
Siamese Twins Separated In New Orleans Operation
In New Orleans eight surgeons successfully separated eight week old Siamese twins Carolyn Anne and Catherine Anne Mouton of Lafayette after a two hour operation. Both girls are reported in very satisfactory condition with hopes they will survive and set a medical milestone. The twins shared a lower intestinal tract and were joined at the fourth sacral vertebrae.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
New Orleans Foundation Hospital
Ashton J. Mouton
Lafayette
Carolyn Anne
Catherine Anne
Lafayette Sanitarium
McCarthy to Wed Miss Kerr on Sept 29
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and Miss Jean Kerr announce their marriage plans for September 29 at St Matthews Cathedral in Washington. Miss Kerr, 29, formerly worked in McCarthy’s office from 1948 to 1952 and was named George Washington University’s most beautiful girl in 1945. McCarthy, 43, is a former Wisconsin judge elected to the Senate in 1946.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Jean Kerr
William P. Kerr
St. Matthews
Miss Kerr
McCarthy
George Washington University
Wisconsin
Senate
Smith Denies Any Breach Of Taft Hartley Pact
Sen H Alex Smith of New Jersey denied any breach of an agreement on Taft Hartley revisions. He noted talks continued to adjournment and would resume in fall with plans for January legislation. Durkin claimed an understanding existed. Smith insisted the amendments were only a working draft from Durkin’s office.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
Secretary
Martin Durkin
Eisenhower
Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Senate
House Labor Committees
White House
Durkin
St. Lews
Department
Missing British diplomat's wife Maclean car found in Lausanne
The black sedan believed to be Mrs. Melinda Maclean's disappeared last Friday from Geneva and was found in a Lausanne garage. Mrs. Maclean and her three children Fergus 9 Donald 7 and Melinda 2 were reported missing, with police noting a telegram from Montreux and questioning handwriting. Authorities consider unlikely a kidnapping or accident but caution about her leaving the country without informing relatives.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Donald Maclean
Geneva
Chicago
Melinda Maclean
Foreign Office
Guy Burgess
England
France
Melinda
Montreux
Maclean
Tent Pole Makers to Continue Business in St Louis
Three brothers aged 74 to 79 filed social security claims but plan to keep running the business as the nation’s only exclusive tent pole manufacturers. Fred 79? Harry 76 and Theodore Evers 74 seek benefits after their birthdays, with monthly amounts listed, while continuing operations.
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ST. Louis W
Fred
Harry
Theodore Evers
Theodore
Wiley Seeks Mutual Defense Pact for Far East
New York reports Senator Wiley of Wisconsin urged a third great security pact in the Far East, arguing it is as vital to world peace as Western Europe and Latin America pacts. He said the region must first be ready to assume obligations and that the United States should help develop collective security there.
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New York
Sen. Wiley
Rwis
Far East
Southeast Asia
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Western Europe
Latin America
Three Seek Berth In Atlantic Conference
In Columbia South Carolina three colleges applied for the single open membership in the new Atlantic Coast Conference ACC President J T Penney said he would not name the colleges except that one is already in the Southeastern Conference Kentucky has shown interest in the new group formed after seven Southern Conference members withdrew West Virginia Mississippi Southern and Virginia have also been reported interested
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Columbia, S. C
ACC
J. T. Penney
Kentucky
Southeastern
West Virginia
Mississippi Southern
Virginia
Missing woman sought by deputies in red attire
Phoenix police report states Aunt urges U S Sheriff’s deputies to search for a missing woman last night. She is described as wearing only red san gals. Public alerts indicate a possible domestic case and call for nearby witnesses.
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Phoenix
Aunt
Extra Coach Needed For W. Md. Excursion
The Western Maryland Railway, having ended passenger service as unprofitable, added an extra coach to an Employer's Social Club excursion from Hagerstown to Elkins, 382 miles. The passenger limit rose from 375 to 450 due to high ticket demand. tickets may be $3 for round trip. The line had just eliminated passenger service between Hagerstown and Cumberland and sought to cancel all passenger trains.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Social Club
Elkins
W. Va
Emery W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Maryland
Cumberland
Teacher Found In Bar Arrest In Maryland Nursery Case
In Dundalk Maryland a mother found teacher Dorothy Ziegler in a bar while her 19 pupils waited at a nearby one room shack. Ziegler 2 year old operator of the nursery school was arrested on health and zoning law charges and released on 300 dollars bail.
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Dundalk
Dorothy Ziegler
Baltimore County
Mrs. Ziegler
Martine
Essex
Fair Shake For POWs Promised
Gen. Mark Clark promised a fair shake for thousands of Allied and Communist-held prisoners who refuse repatriation. He pledged legal rights and protection under U.S. law, and noted a U N command view that sympathy for Red prisoners is not a crime. An Indian guard conference will review the fate of those who refuse to return home.
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Munsan
Mark Clark
U.N
Far East
Clark
U.S
United States
Reds
U. N
Panmunjom
A. L. Hamblen
U. C
Girl Dies After Jump From Car In Hyattsville Flight
Gertrude Espey, 15, died at Prince Georges County Hospital after leaping from a car driven by two men while they rode to Hyattsville in search of a relative. Her friend Margaret Pinkard, also 15, was reported in good condition. Police said the girls, out of money for bus fare, were driven on back roads and jumped from the vehicle in fear.
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Washington UF
Gertrude Espey
Prince Georges County
Margaret Pinkard
Washington
Hyattsville
Hornsby Out As Manager For 1954 Redlegs
Cincinnati reports Roge rs Horns by was removed as manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs. General manager Gabe Paul named Buster Mills to run the team the rest of the season while Hornsby was informed he would not manage in 1954 and a new manager would be announced later.
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Cincinnati
Rogers Hornsby
Cincinnati Redlegs
Gabe Paul
Buster Mills
Paul
Hornsby
Barkley May Seek Senate Seat In 1954
In Chicago Republicans face potential challenge from former Vice President Alben W Barkley as a Kentucky Senate race in 1954 looms decisive. Democrats anticipate Barkley’s candidacy, boosting pressure on Republican Sen. John Sherman Cooper whose seat is a key target in the battle to control the Senate amid 47-47-1 split and a possible Ohio successor to Taft altering the balance.
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Chicago
Alben W Barkley
Senate
Barkley
Congress
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
White House
Eisenhower
Cooper
Kentuckian
House
Veep
GOP
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Taft
Forty four Maryland Korean veterans returning today
In Seattle the USNS Marine Serpent will bring 44 Maryland Korean veterans home alongside 1 908 military passengers from the Far East. Named Marylanders include Sgt James F Chester Pvt William Knotts Cpl Arlington D Longfellow 1st Lt Edward F Morris Cpl Paul R Pritchett Cpl William H White Major Edward G Dechant Cpl Willie F Dunham Cpl James L Farmer M Sgt Pierce E Clotfelty Pfc Vernon A Hartman Cpl Charles M Houdershheldt Sgt James D Renner Pfc Hermann A Tucker Cpl John W Wright and others from Cambridge Federalsburg Salisbury Hagers Town and Cumberland.
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Seattle
Maryland
USNS
Marine Serpent
Far East
Cambridge
William H. White
Church St
Snow Hill
Edward G. Dechant
Myersville
Willie F. Dunham
Hamilton Bivd
Hagerstown
James L. Farmer
Big Pool
Pierce E. Clotfelty
Second St
Oakland
Vernon A. Hartman
Barton
Charles M. Houdershheldt
James D. Renner
Rt i
Woodsboro
Hermann A. Tucker
Woodbine
John W. Wright
Oak St
Cumberland
More A-Bombs Than Planes To Deliver Them
Sen Russell charged that the U S stockpile of atom bombs exceeds the number of available planes and pilots to deliver them warning against Eisenhower era Air Force cuts He urged stronger deterrence via long range bombers while noting limits of radar and missiles and withholding exact bomb counts
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Washington
Russell
D-Ga
United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
U. S
Russia
America
Persecution Of Jews Is On Again In Eastern Europe
Reports from behind the Iron Curtain describe a renewed anti Jewish campaign in Romania and Czechoslovakia with secretly tried leaders and long prison terms. Nine Jews in Prague and about 60 leaders in Bratislava face trials, while Bucharest delayed five trials twice amid Western protests.
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Vienna
Uwi
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Europe
World Jewish Congress
Prague
Bratislava
West
Bucharest
Rejected Suitor Kills Girl and Self in Farm Home
In Decatur NL a 15 year old girl Janet spurned by her boyfriend was shot in bed by James Jacob Bolt 18. Bolt then killed himself. Deputy Sheriff Sam Pulliam said Bolt, jealous over Janet having other boyfriends, entered the Mary King farm home and fired a single shot into Janet's temple while the mother slept nearby.
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Decatur
Mary King
Janet
King
James Jacob Bolt
Sam Pulliam
Bolt
Pulliam
Polio outbreak prompts gamma globulin injections countywide
LUTHERVILLE Md Nearly 200 Baltimore County schoolchildren have received gamma globulin injections during a polio outbreak that claimed two lives. Health officials disclosed yesterday Most shots were given in Providence where Susan Yates a 6 year old first grader and her 14 year old brother David died of the disease. They were administered at the health department offices in Towson where staff stayed on duty Saturday and Sunday to give injections to exposed children.
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Lutherville
Baltimore County
Providence
Susan Yates
David
Health Department
Towson
Ike Getting In Last Trout Fishing Today
President Eisenhower closes a six week Colorado vacation with a final trout fishing day on the South Platte River ranch of Bal F. Swan, about 30 miles southwest of Denver near Pine. He plans to fly back to Washington Saturday morning, then depart Monday for two speeches in Massachusetts, including a rally at Boston Garden.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Colorado
South Platte River
Bal F. Swan
Pine
Colo
Washington
Massachusetts
Springfield
Boston Garden
Wipe Out VA Hospital Segregation Progresses
Veterans' Administrator Harvey Wigley said the agency is moving rapidly to end racial segregation in veterans hospitals. He called any segregation social, uneconomical and undesirable and expressed hope for full desegregation soon, in letters released today to Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP.
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Washington
Veterans
Harvey Wigley
Tha
Higley
Clarence Mitchell
National Association ‘Or
the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Nehru condemns U S and allies over Korea peace talks
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru criticized the United States and Latin American partners for blocking India's participation in the Korea peace conference. He said India had no desire to join talks and questioned neutral country representation amid U N plan limits tied to troop contributions.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
United States
Europe
Asia
China
Korea
U N. General Assembly
U. N
International Organization
U. S
Trial Begins In Route 40 Crash Case
Two tractor trailer drivers face trial in a magistrate court over a three vehicle crash on Route 40 early Saturday causing over ten thousand dollars in damage. The case was held open to recall a state witness.
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Route 40
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Joseph Washington Pritchett, Jr
Orange
Lawrence M. Foulton
Pittsburgh
V. L. Guilmino
Edwin F. Walkirk
Pritchett
F. Gray Goudy
Baltimore
Foulton
Leonard E. Shoemaker
Hagerstown
Shoemaker
Orville Eugene Barnhart
Williamsjport
Barnhart
Guilmino
Ne Nares
Dan
Iran
Dulles Calls for New World Climate and Tension Fix
Secretary of State Dulles, before the U.N. General Assembly, urged a new world climate requiring Soviet concessions. He outlined five policy points to ease tension, criticized Soviet actions in Korea and Indochina, and stressed harmony as urgent while defending U.S. stance against reopening Korea talks.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dulles
Russia
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Korea
Indochina
Germany
Austria
Soviet Communist Party
Mase
America
U.N
Koreas
U_N
Moscow
Peiping
London
Churchil’l
Sweden
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Reds
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W. Md
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Potomac
Wevertes
Gen. Clark
Dean Seatile 2
ex-Prisoners of War Inc
William F. Dean
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Ike
Sheffield
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