Rubinstein Must Attend Deportation Hearing This Afternoon
Serge Rubinstein, once a Wall Street prodigy, has a 4 p.m. EST deadline to surrender for deportation after a 5 February order. If he misses, a $1,000 bond is forfeited. Attorney General James McGranery ordered the deportation. Rubinstein has fought the action for years and may appeal to the Supreme Court. He has served 22 years in federal prison for draft evasion and faced securities charges earlier.
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McCarthy Poised for Bigger Red Hunts in New Congress
In a newly Republican Senate, Sen. McCarthy gains a powerful committee chair with a staff of lawyers and investigators to widen his anti Communist drive. He signals ongoing searches for Communists in government, the State Department, and colleges, while raising questions about potential corruption in future Eisenhower administration oversight.
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Burned Boy Enjoys Christmas At Home
Hobby Lapole, a Burns patient from Sharpsburg, spent Christmas at home with his family. His mother notes he was overwhelmed by friends and gifts including 325 cards, about 25 games and puzzles, and 76 dollars. He plans to save for a television and hopes to return home permanently soon.
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Sharpsburg
Bobby
Ten Men Killed In PBM Crash Off Sea of Japan
A PBM four engine patrol flying boat crashed Friday night in the Sea of Japan 50 miles off Korea. Fourteen aboard, four rescued and the remaining ten dead, the U S Navy reported. Rescue by destroyer Renshaw occurred two hours later.
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Admissions Become Bonanza For Needy In Maryland Theater
A special show at the Maryland Theater drew a crowd of youngsters who donated food clothing and toys as admission. Warner Bros funded the charity event benefiting the Salvation Army with staff including Manager Arnold Lexpard Capt HJ Wixom and ushers Ralph Bowen and Winton Kerns coordinating donations and admissions.
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Salvation Army
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Ralph Bowentallefe
Winton Kerns
Sera
Hagerstown Smallfry
Chickens Talk Back Says Study Finds Language Code
Scientists report chickens use a cluck and squawk system with distinct meanings. Dr Nicholas Collins and Prof Martin analyzed signals via spectrograph, noting alarm calls, feeding cues, and nest alerts.
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Nicholas Collins
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Brof. Martin
Don Inf
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Jaycees Begin Safety Drive In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a safety campaign with Scotchlite reflective material sold at four official stations. Proceeds support the Jaycees reorganization projects. Stations include Hill Thy and Wovelty Store, South Potomac Street, H Earl Cromer, Brown's Delicatessen, Reichard's Service Station.
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H. Earl Cromer
Franklin Street
Brown's Delicatessen
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Reichard
Antetama Street
Suromit Avenue
Youths Flock To Nearby Taverns Sunday Nights
Berkeley County sheriff’s office bears the burden of crime investigation with limited staff while the State Department of Public Safety handles duties. The Martinsburg paper argues for stronger beer control laws and enforcement, citing Maryland and Virginia cross-border beer sales and ten deaths in 1952 at Berkeley County taverns, urging legislature to act.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tea Cozy Aprons Amid Stilted Telegraphic Echoes
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a public notice or social column with scattered names and places. It contains many garbled words and stray proper nouns, offering little coherent event details or clear entities to anchor a complete summary.
Crosswalk Planned on West Washington Street by Public Works Board
The Public Works Board approved a 20 foot wide crosswalk in the middle of West Washington Street to curb jaywalking. Lt Harald Kiser of the Police Department recommended the measure after a lengthy study amid years of discussion about street safety.
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Two-Hour Parking Regulation Ordered by Public Works
The Board of Public Works yesterday ordered two hour parking rules for the 200 block of East Franklin Street to reduce jaywalking and traffic hazards on West Washington Street. Lt Riser urged a 20 foot wide crosswalk near the Academy Theater and the plan was approved, urging pedestrians to use the crosswalk between the corners.
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Fairchild cargo planes grow from 330 to 28000 pounds payload
The December issue of Fairchilds Pennsus marks fifty years of cargo aircraft. It traces from the FC with 330 pound payload to the Flying Boxcar and C-119 family, noting speeds, capacities, and historical aims.
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New Chapura
First Yule Home In Seven Years
A Hagerstown soldier, Sgt. Lloyd L. Bowser of North Mulberry Street, spent his first Christmas at home in seven years. He returned Sunday to Fort George G. Meade after holidays with relatives and friends here. Bowser notes the seven-year service allowed only this furlough to be in Hagerstown for Christmas.
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Lloyd L. Bowser
North Mulberry Street
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Bowser
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