Pearson Urges North Korea to Cease Fire Immediately
New York September 27 Lester B Pearson Canada’s external affairs minister urged the North Korean aggressors to cease fire at once and admit defeat to United Nations forces. He called for a united Korea free of outside subversive Communist elements. The U N Assembly heard rumors of a North Korean offer to halt the war, but no confirmation was given.
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New York
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
United Nations
United Korea
Korea
Pearson
U. N
Jacob A. Malik
U. N. Assembly
North Korea
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Schuman
India
Israel
Norway
Ecuador
Robert Schuman
Russia
Benegal N. Rau
Assembly
Indian leader denies Korean War negotiations involvement
Rau denies rumors that Communist North Korea offered to call off the war and states that India was not involved in any negotiations.
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Rau
India
Three Traffic Law Hearings Wednesday Convictions
Three traffic law hearings were held before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Peoples Court on Wednesday morning with all defendants convicted and fines paid. Clarence Q.C. Flook of Tamsville paid 10.75 after guilty of exceeding 50 mph on Alternate Route 40 two miles west of Frederick, Aug 24 by Trooper Glenn L. Bowman. Donald C. Scibie of Smithfield Pa and Harry L. Watkins of Hagerstown, both guilty of exceeding 50 mph, each paid 10.75. They were arrested on Alternate Route 40 two miles west of Frederick, Sept 25 by Trooper Bowman. In a non-support hearing Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith ordered Millard G. Carr of New Addition Brunswick to pay 20 weekly toward support of his wife and two minor children, on a warrant secured by Mary Jane Carr of New Addition. County Constable Paul B. Rhoads made the arrest. Collateral was forfeited by Wilson Crouse of Gore Va. Speed violations led to additional fines listed for Edward Bates of Clarksboro N J, Joseph Hayson of Pittsburgh Pa, and arrests by Troopers Bowman, R. F. Stone, and D. A. Tucker.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Clarence
Flook
Tamsville
Frederick
Glenn L. Bowman
Donald C. Scibie
Smithfield
Harry L. Watkins
Hagerstown
Bowman
Edward J. Smith
Millard G. Carr
New Addition
Brunswick
Mary Jane Carr
Paul B. Rhoads
Wilson Crouse
Gore
Edward 5
Bates
Clarksboro
N. J
Joseph Hayson
Pittsburgh
R. F. Stone
D. A. Tucker
Firing in Korea and a Picnic Gatherings in Feagaville
A brief notice details Pfe. Robert W. Bell serving in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division after enlisting in 1949 with training at Fort Knox and postings to Fort Lawton. A separate item notes a Sunday picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Flook Feagaville with many attendees and family names listed. Also a line mentions Australian monitor lizards standing upright to wrestle for a mate.
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Korea
Pfec
Robert W. Bell
Emory Starner
7Th Infantry Division
Fort Knox
Fort Lawton
Wash
Pfe
Inf
Marshall Flook
Feagaville
Walter Bidle, Jr
Arthur Flook
Elvin Flook
Charles Willard
Earl Hargett
Ronald Miss
Ellsworth Wiles
Merkle Flook
P E Flock
Grayson Flook
Kenneth Wiles
Margretta Flook
Wille Shaff
Joanna Bidle
Ruth Shaft
Gloria Bidle
Evelyn Hildebrand
Margretta G. Flook
Grace Bidle
Jane Flook
Mary Elizabeth Wiles
Gloria Miss
Darlene Flook
Lillian Flook
Messrs
Foster Burdette
William Lindsey
Charles Green
Walter Bidie
Iff
Grayson Bidle
Taneytown Woman 100 Celebrates Century of Life
Laura Williams Reindollar, born 1860 in Mifflin town Pennsylvania, bakes for Union soldiers before Gettysburg and turns 100 tomorrow in Taneytown Carroll County. Though blind and nearly deaf, she stays active in local affairs, recalling Meade's Army encamping at Taneytown with Trinity church as headquarters.
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Taneytown
Laura Williams Reindollar
Gettysburg
Reindollar
Carroll County
Mifflintown
Levi T. Williams
Tan
Reindollar Family Ties Through Work and Loss
In Taneytown and Littlestown ties unfold from 1881 death to a bakery and hat shop. Mrs. Reindollar and her mother baked pies for soldiers during shortages, then she remarried Rein dollar and faced children, business, and another husband’s death. Frederick jail terms for drink and a series of traffic and drunkenness fines follow, with officers Carty Burras Trump Kanode noting various infractions.
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Fae
Jaanal Tower
Williams
Reindollar
Ndgl. Jar
Amos F. Leet
Littlestown
Taneytown
Milton H. Reindollar
Wallace
Henry
Mary Alice
Loose breaker point contact causes engine misfires
A reader notes that misfires or rough running in an automobile engine may stem from loose contact at the breaker points, suggesting inspection and tightening of the points to restore proper ignition timing and performance.
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Rockville
Alexander K. Hancock
Montgomery County
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Alexander
Ronald Bidle
Grayson E. Flook
Drexel Bidle
William Bidle
Vernon Flook
Earl Hargett, Jr
Arthur Kay Bidle
Wilmer Flook
Charles Willard, Jr
James Flook
Johnny Wiles
William Miss
William Flook
Thomas Bidle
Jerry Bidle
Robert Misa
William Troxell
Unionville Methodist Church
Marie Bosley
Earl Cochran
Janet Thompson
Jerry Mackley
Carl Bell
Truman Thompson
Truman A. Thompson
Kenneth Watkins
Troxell
Doris Ruth Thompson
New Windsor
Mr. Troxell
Benjamin Troxell
Westminster
Wiliamson's
Pearre
Lobell’s
Brest
Elstow
Clarksburg
Maglestrate Alton Y
George P. Hriody
Sergt
Swomley
James H.miller
Emmitsburg
Trump
Roscoe D. Wood
Jefferson
Twentey
William Turner Gue
Hamilton Avenue
Kanode
Call Now New Market
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Dolls Jewelry Store
Goodyear
Sears
Sears and Save
Pebtex Football Ac
Higgins
3. C. Higgins
Ford
DeSoto, Chev
Dodge
Pontiac
Olds
Plymouth
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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