Infant Found In Sack Not Marcus Baby
San Francisco news on the Marcus kidnapping case shifts focus to San Jose and Atlantic City. A week old found in a church sack in Atlantic City is not the Marcus baby, while FBI checks footprints and a hoax ransom note adds tension to the tense search led by police, fire and civil defense teams. The Marcus family remains in hospital care as extensive inquiries continue.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Calif
Atlantic City
Sanford Marcus
Robert
Mt. Zion Hospital
Hanna
Associated Press
Emanual Harrison Nickman
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
FBI
Washington
Willow Glen
Here
Hovare Banda
Ray Blackmore
Yester Fe
Marcus
More Leave Red China More Leave Red China
Two American civilians detained in Red China reportedly boarded a ship at Shanghai. Four others are expected to leave by ship in the next two weeks, part of a list of 12 civilians detained for up to three years over lack of permits. U.S. officials say the Reds said at Geneva they were free to leave. Emma Angelina Barry and Robert Howard Parker were aboard the British freighter Winan dremm Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Song
Red China
Shanghai
U. S
China
Reds
Geneva
U.S
Robert Aviward
Emma Angelina Barry
Robert Howard Parker
Emma
Parker
Molotov presses for end to arms race at United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov urged Western powers to reduce armed forces and liquidate foreign bases without waiting for a global disarmament accord. He endorsed studying Eisenhower open sky proposals and cited recent Soviet force reductions and the Porkkala naval base surrender as evidence.
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United Nations
N.Y
V. M. Molotov
U.N. Assembly
Russia
Eisenhower
U. S
Britain
France
Molotov
Porkkala
Finland
Arrest orders target Peron backers as Lonardi arrives
Buenos Aires welcomes Maj. Gen. Lonardi provisional president as the regime orders arrest of all Peron supporters in Congress. In Buenos Aires and Rosario violence erupts. Peronista party offices are wrecked and statues torn down while crowds clash with police and soldiers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Peron
Lonardi
Cordoba
Peron
National Congress
Giga de Cungreso
Peronista Party
Rosario
Man Killed in Navy Helicopter Crash near Oakville
A Navy helicopter crashed near Oakville in Maryland, killing one man. Dr Julian Lane county medical examiner authorized removal of the body about five miles north of Leonardtown. Patuxent Naval Air Station confirmed the crash but offered no details. A separate Paris 12-A 24 hour strike disrupted about half of France's nationalized rail network, with mainline trams to neighboring countries operating normally.
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Leonardtown
Oakville
Julian Lane
Here
Maryland
Patuxent Naval Air
Paris 12
France
Neehboring
American Tourist Killed in Israeli Bus Ambush Near Lebanon
An American tourist Herman Bratch of Brooklyn was killed and a Canadian woman injured when gunmen ambushed an Israeli bus near the Lebanese border. The victims were among passengers. the attack occurred in the Galilee region as UN observers opened an on site investigation following a complaint to the Israeli Lebanese Mixed Armistice Commission. The Lebanese authorities pledged to pursue terrorists and join in enforcing the armistice.
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Israel
Herman Bratch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joseph Veitelhann
Roxica Bercawinz
Montreal
Cetae
One Pondh Hospital
Hebertas
UN Truice
Ambah
Galilee
Satad
Truce Supervision
Jerusalem
Bulganin Urges Broad Disarmament Plan Shift
Bulganin urges that Eisenhower’s mutual aerial inspection and blueprint swap be part of a general disarmament program. He calls for rapid abolition of all atomic weapons and for the program to cover all bases of both nations, including those abroad.
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Fraser
Colo
Premtier Bulganin
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Vacaon
Washington
Russia
United States
Denver White House
Kremlin
V. M.molotov
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Aeply
Rocky Mountain
Here
Mur Sey Bufoks
Agniialut Hallee Tidas
U.S
Noise suit over milk trucks in Braddock Heights
Equity hearing opened on a bill of complaint by 16 Braddock Heights residents alleging undue noise and dust from a milk transportation firm along Ridge Road and Old U S 40. Judge Thomas M. Anderson presided with witnesses including Ronald Bishop and Maynard Waster. Testimony to continue. Discoveries in Tel Aviv noted.
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Equity Court
Braddock Heights
A Heights
New Hoorhood
Thomas M. Anderson
Bruce R. Remsburg
Braddock Heizhis
Complaimants
Gustave Schmidt
Melsin E. Angleberger
Frank Fox
Vasnard Wastler
Anthony J. Mac
J. \. Thorne
Ronald Bissop
Ernest Sayer
Ridge Road
Anderson
Ronald Bishop
Maynard Wastier
James Mesnerry
Charles UL. Prive
Remsberg
West Germans Move Toward Relations With Russia
Bonn reports the Bundestag voted unanimously to establish diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union. Adenauer lauded the Moscow accord as easing tensions and unifying Germany, while opposition leaders urged concrete proposals for German reunification and a European security system. A split persists over East German recognition and potential continued Cold War divisions. In unrelated notes, Frederick's Kids Day observance will start at 9:30 a.m. with indoor options planned for rain, including a parade, free movies, lunch, exhibits, field events, demonstrations, and a fireworks show at the high school grounds.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Bulganin
Evich Ollenhauer
West Germany
Russia
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Heinrich Krone
East Germany
Buloganin
Krone
Ollenhauer
Geneva
Baker ‘Park
William Telly
Boy
Girl Scouts
Tittle
Babe Ruth
Eighth Streets
Market Street
Maxwell Avenue
Tivolis Theater
City Opera House
North Market Street
Church
Baker Park
Band Shell
Demon Monstration
Fred
Eriuk
H. Grounds
Commercial TV Begins in Britain Critics Split on Impact
Britain launched its first commercial television venture with a mixed program of vaudeville drama music and boxing. Critics praised production quality but warned that cumulative advertising effects could threaten the BBC’s state monopoly. Forty-eight minutes of ads ran during the 2 1/2 hour show but were largely muted and unobtrusive.
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London
Britain
Rocky Marciano
BBC Variety
Five Day Forecast With Mixed Temps Across Regions
Five day outlook notes showers and a gradual warm up on Saturday followed by cooler conditions Sunday. Western Maryland may see cooler trends into Monday and Wednesday with a possible rain on Wednesday. Temperatures drift toward normal levels with lower Delmar Peninsula near normal lows in the 40s and highs around 70 to 76.
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Maryland
Delmar Peninsula
Marsland
Increase In Primaries Increase In Primaries
Washington voters will help select delegates to national conventions or express presidential choices as 18 states Alaska and the District of Columbia hold primaries between March 13 and June 5 Alabama likely only Democrats. Florida Nevada and others have varying pledged or preference formats. Next year dates include April 24 Pennsylvania May 1 DC May 7 Maryland May 8 West Virginia. Stocks Mixed New York market quietly mixed in early dealings.
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Washington
Alaska
District of Columbia
Augusta
Alabama
Florida
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Montana
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Maryland
May
West Virgina
Baltimore land deal under road contract probe
Maryland investigation into the state roads commission’s purchase of rights of way for the Baltimore harbor tunnel focused on witnesses including David M. Nichols. Nichols denied resigning to secure land contracts and said he learned of outside firms’ involvement only after April 1954. He described fees of 7½ percent split between his firm and William Martin & Co. as a project cost.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
David M. Nichols
State Roads Commission
Eastern Shore
Nichols
Ecaune
Roads Commission
Baltimore Harbor
E. Greiner Co
William Martin & Co
Living Costs Fall Slightly in August
The government reports a small decline in living costs in August driven by lower food prices. Seasonal drops in fresh fruits and vegetables offset high summer produce, ending a June-July rise. The Labor Department index slipped to 114.5 of the 1947-49 average, down from 114.7 in July and 114.2 in May, marking a 0.4 percent year over year drop.
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Washington
Labor Department
Statistics Bureau
Uly
NAM Official Found Dead After Fall in Hotel Elevator Shaft
Walter Chamblindroot Washington, vice president of the National Association of Manufacturers, was found dead at the bottom of a hotel elevator shaft in Spokane. Associates said no immediate cause or motive was known. Chamblindroot was attending a NAM board meeting at the Homestead Hotel.
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HO Springs
Walter Chamblindroot
Washington
National Assa of Manufacturers
Chambrin
Washimagatenouree
Nam
NAM Board of Directors
Homestead Hotel
Daylight Saving Time Ends in Maryland This Sunday
DST ends at 2 a.m. Sunday in Maryland, altering broadcast times as Maryland TV and radio shows from New York appear an hour earlier there, while New York continues daylight time longer in other regions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Powerful new storm Janet menaces Caribbean seas
The hurricane Janet, the tenth tropical storm of the season, moved northwest at about 15 mph 425 miles south-southeast of San Juan Puerto Rico. Winds near the center reached 115 mph with a 20 mile eye as warnings waned in the Windward Islands and residents braced for a week to 10 days of possible impact.
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Miami
Fla
Janet
Caribbean Sea
Navy
San Juan
P.R
Windward
Severs
Leeward Islands
Windwards
Lsted
Cmdr
Kenneth Mackie
Albany
N. Y
Neptune
Barbados
Pr Larta
Ada Ab
Sailor Subdued on Pennsylvania Turnpike by Fire Axe
A knife wielding sailor, Robert L. Jones, 23, from Washington DC, terrorized a Pittsburgh bound bus for 20 miles along the Turnpike before the driver, W. E. Small, 50, used a fire ax to subdue him. Jones was held without charge as naval authorities decide action. Small and four passengers were treated for shock. State police arrested Jones, who reportedly served as a cook aboard the USS Wasp.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Robert L. Jones
Washington, D. C
W. E. Small
Hyattsville
Jones
Small
Wasp
Godfrey Case Considered Chicago If
The Arthur Godfrey private plane incident has been turned over to the Civil Aeronautics Administration legal section in Kansas City for action. The case involves an alleged unsafe flight near an airliner and may influence aviation regulation as authorities review the incident. The report notes related aviation safety concerns and possible implications for future rulings.
Center At Camp Detrick To Add 300 Jobs
The Army Signal Corps authorized a 2.36 million dollar communications center at Camp Detrick. The project will employ about 300 new staff, split roughly evenly between civilian and military personnel, with construction planned to start in January near Opossumtown Pike.
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Signal Corps
Opossumtown Pike
Army Signal Corps
Camp Detrick
United States
Detrick
the &Th Congress
Miss Wilkinson to Retire From Frederick Library
Miss Mary Stanclyffe Wilkinson plans retirement after nearly six and a half years as Children’s Librarian at the C. Bute Ariz Library, moving to New York State. Librarian Josephine P. Etchison lauds her national impact on children’s literature and library growth, noting a 17.2 percent rise in children’s book circulation.
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Mary Stanclyffe Wilkinson
C. Bute Ariz
Sell Oak
BU UK
New York State
Josephine P. Etchison
Miss Wilkinson
Artz Library
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Maryland
Muskegon
Mich
St. Louis
Chicago
University of Illinois Library School
Paris
France
Wlbrary School
Johns Hopkins University
Frederick
Wilkineson
Medina
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