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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1953

Page

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Senate probes to decide today on Gowzenko

Senate investigations continued as William Ullmann faced questioning about ties to a wartime Soviet spy ring. The FBI report linked a scientist named X to espionage contacts in Canada. Ullmann, a former Treasury aide, testifying under protection, refused to reveal knowledge of White’s espionage activity.

Navy James B. Forrestal William Ludwig Ullmann Harry Dexter White Brownell Truman White FBI Ullmann Treasury Department Senate Investigations Cuemand Treasury Internal Security Subcommittee Subcommittee Montreal Canada Red Army Intelligence Gauzenkos Frieda Leff McGill University Office of Scientific Research and Development United States Royal Canadian Mounted Police Allan Nunn May Robert New York City

Bloodmobile to Visit Here on Pearl Harbor Day

Bloodmobile visits on Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Paul’s Methodist on North Potomac Street. Local Red Cross drives have depleted the hospital’s blood supply, urging residents to donate to support national programs and gamma globulin production.

Bloodmobile Pearl Harbor Korea Red Cross St. Paul's Methodist North Potomac Street

Prayer Text From Mt Leban Methodist Church

A 1950s era prayer from minister W. Ralph Wards at Mt Lebanon Methodist Church in Piney parish. The note thanks God for strength and seeks peace beyond understanding while asking help to overcome trivial distractions and live by the Lord's will.

W. Ralph Pals Bush Mt. Lebanon

Water shortage closes schools at Boonsboro

Boonsboro faces a water crisis with low pressure prompting school closures. Residents, drawing water by buckets, fear outages worsen health and safety. Health officer Dr. W Ross Cameron notes survey data shared with the State Health Department. debates over purchasing the privately owned water company continue after years of discussions.

Testaurants W. Ross Cameron Walter Bonnsboro Engineering State Department of Health Maryland

Glasband Twins Share Same Day Appendectomy

In Los Angeles the 38 year old Glasband twins had identical appendectomies on the same day. Eugene had surgery in the morning and Victor in the evening due to pains. They work together in a building maintenance firm and now share a hospital room. Eugene notes they both began graying hair at the same moment and their eyeglass corrections are identical.

Los Angeles Glasband Eugene Victor

County Heifers Donation Drives Across Agencies

Since 1944 the Heifer Project has shipped thousands of cattle goats pigs and birds to 29 countries. Groups including Brethren Service Commission Evangelical United Brethren and other denominations join in a blood drive and fundraising efforts during fairs and special events. Pearl Harbor Day visits and community appointments aid in organizing gifts of life through livestock and meat sharing programs.

Pearl Harbor Meijer Heifer Project, Inc Brethren Service Commission Evangelical and Reformer Church American Baptist Home Missions Society Mennonite Central Committee Rural Life Association Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief Department of Social Welfare United Christian Missionary Society

Ales Fail To Convince 30 Interviewed In Korea Talks

In a tense scene at the negotiation camp, Allied delegates rejected a Soviet peace plan and pressed for a two-belligerent conference. Arthur H. Dean warned of a built in neutralist hurdle while urging Korea to decide its own fate. Prisoner interactions showed calm, with explainers appealing to prisoners against a grim future. A dissident 12year old girl showed resolve as she faced choices between freedom and dictatorship. Peiping signaled Americans might not return home, citing a committee for Christmas plans.

U.S Arthur H. Dean Hugsia Beliger Dean North Korea North South Korea Red China Peiping Jradia

Eisenhower Dulles Clash Over McCarthy Subversion Issue

President and Secretary Dulles confront Senator McCarthy over his anti subversion push. Eisenhower argues Communists in government will be out of the picture by the 1954 elections and defends U S aid to allies as essential to unity against the Soviet threat. Dulles’ remarks mark the administration’s firm stance against McCarthy’s subversion topic.

Pugeth Dulles McCarthy Congress Eisenhower

92-Year-Old Worker Seeks Compensation Claim

92-year-old David R. Steffey, who continues daily work in Chicago, filed a claim with the Workmen's Compensation law yesterday after breaking his leg slipping on a water meter plate at the General Produce Co. His attorney Kenneth Hecht said officials believe he is the oldest worker ever to file under the Illinois State Compensation Act.

Chicago Winnis Workmen's Common Law Lbavid R. Steffey The General Produce Co Kenneth Hecht Steffey Altoriney

Council Proposes Legislator Prep School for New Maryland Makers

The Legislative Council’s Judiciary Committee heard Dr. Carl X. Everstine propose a Maryland lawmaker training program. He cites states with similar schemes and advocates classes on parliamentary law government structure and rules. Senators Della and McLaughlin, plus Delegate Robinson, supported moving the plan to the Legislature for next February.

Baltimgre Maryland Legislative Council Council Judiciary Committee Carl X. Everstine Department of Legislative Reference Everstine George W. Della D-Balto D. K. McLaughlin Washington del. Jerome Robinson Robinson

Life For Poison Murder In Baltimore

Karl Henson aged 48 was sentenced to life imprisonment after becoming the first Baltimore defendant in 25 years to be convicted of a poison murder. Evidence showed he laced flour and pancake mix with arsenic to harm Lucille Alexander out of jealousy. The poison sickened six friends and led to the death of her 14 year old son Frank after he tasted tainted pane cakes.

Baltimore Karl Henson Henson Lucille Alexander Ealing Frank

Berlin unrest arrests continue in East Germany

West Berlin news service reports 2,006 Germans detained for participating in the June 17 uprising against the Communist regime and notes ongoing arrests by East Berlin security police.

Berlin WF — Information Bureau West West Berlin East Berlin

County to study family problems with agency coordination

Bradley Buell announced a county wide survey to map all welfare, health and judicial agencies and 2500 families receiving aid. The plan, spanning six months to four years, aims to create a master rehabilitation plan and integrate services across agencies to curb dependency.

Bradley Buell Grumbacker Community Research Associates Griusmbacher Madeline Dermody L. Boyd Hamm William W Noel Philip A. Hauth Charles M. Rouzer Dr. Cameron Mary 2 Catherine Shipley Welfare Board Victor R. Marlin Board of Education Evan Mee. Crossley Kenneth G. Stoner Harry OG Page Paul T. Beiser Hoseoe P. Knadle F Madeline Berry

Four Fined for Deer Hunting in Night Spotting Incident

Four hunters each paid 100 dollars after authorities stopped cars on back roads night scanning for deer. Many motorists were out with families searching for deer but reported no firearms in vehicles. James Keller of Strasburg Va fined 20 dollars collateral after being charged with hunting raccoon without a license below Dam No. 3. hearing waived.

Page J James Keller Strawsburg Potonace Dam No

Pakistan Faces Soviet Demand Over U S Bases Talks

Moscow issued a sharp note demanding Pakistan clarify press reports that Karachi is negotiating with the United States to trade air bases for arms. The note warns such a pact would threaten Soviet security and cites reports of Pakistan joining plans for a Middle East military bloc. US and Pakistani officials denied talks on any bases-for-arms deal.

Moscow Soviet Union Pakistan Karachi United States Middle East

Washington and Pakistan Governor General Chu spark India tensions

Readable fragments indicate a regional flare up as Washington last month and Pakistan's Governor General Chu Mohammed trigger anxiety across India and neighboring areas. Entities point to international figures and disputed implications.

Washington Pakistan Chu Mohammed India

June Haver Plans Movie Comeback

Hollywood report says June Haver plans a screen return co starring in My Sister Eileen after leaving a week job to pursue acting. She has discussed tentative plans with agent Ned Marin and producer Jerry Wald, with a Columbia Pictures spokesman noting her interest and further talks scheduled next week. The 26 year old actress spent time in a convent studying to become a nun before returning home due to ill health.

Hollywood 4 June Haver Eileen Wallywood Ranveut Ned Marin Jerry Wald Columbia Pictures June

Nightly TV Listings and Sports Schedule Highlights

A dense listing of 1940s era TV and radio programs plus hockey and boxing matchups. Notable items include New York Rangers versus Chicago Black Hawks, a boxing welterweight bout, and various talk shows, variety hours, and weather segments. Includes titles such as This Is Your Life, Boxing coverage, and The Max Rayaleh.

John Hopkins Science Review Talent Patrol Margie Gale Storm Melody Stradt Focus George Jessel Rich Wills Warren Hull Colonel Flack N. Y. Ranger Chicago Black Hawks Garry Moore Dr Ke x Eddie Drando Norman Hayes Ralph Edwards Chicago Max Rayaleh Kent Taylor Mel Allenee Richard Markness Matthew Warren Howe Famous Playhouse Eddie Drake Rupert Simpson Slegel Ray Michael Night Owl Theatre Tomorrow's Wear Picture Playhouse Archer Morgen Beatty Cinema Playhouse Jone

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