California Parents Refuse Fine Over Pin Curl Rule
In Autioch California judge Hamm fines Amos Barton and wife ten dollars for each of five children aged 6 to 11 for Theola 15 wearing pin curls. The Bartons refuse to pay and accuse authorities of dictatorship, seeking wardship for Theola while urging court battles and other legal maneuvers.
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Autioch
Calif
Yates Hamin
Bartons
Amos Barton
Theola
Hortons
Barton
Board of Education
Hamm
Doreen
John
Tommy
Cheryl
Timothy
Everett Joseph
Juvenie
Roth Hamm
Joseph
Ned
Mrs. Barton
Ruhl
Neyland
Anthony
U.S. Navy
Asteel Company
Alexandra Orme’s Second Book Set for Broadway Dramatization
Polish born author Alexandra Orme, living in Washington County Maryland, returns from a lecture tour to news her agent in New York confirms her second book By The Waters of the Danube is being dramatized with Broadway plans. Joanna Roos Forward Mabley have secured rights and will work on a stage adaptation with Edward Mabey. The Times praised Orme as a formidable survivor in a collapsing world and noted the novel’s focus on early days of new democracies in Red Budapest and Warsaw. The book’s success has spurred repeats of reorders by Hays Inc and Roney Bros as stores struggle to keep it in stock.
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Alexandra Orme
Washington’ County
Maryland
New World
New York City
Alexandra
United States
Duell, Sloan & Pearce
Broadway
Joanna Roos
Mabley
Ture Alexandra
New York
Edward Mab
Perusal Toj
Harald Bromley
Hays, Inc
Roney Bros
Indian Springs
Danube
New York Times
Metropolitan
Times
Budapest
Warsaw
First Wife Seeks Separate Maintenance in Rousseau Case
Detroit January 12 Robert Rousseau 30 faces a separate maintenance suit from Virginia Budd Rousseau 24 wife no 1. She alleges selfish behavior and a public social rift after he wed wife no 2 Mary Jane Barrows 27 while his child with wife no 1 was three weeks old.
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Detroit
Robert Rousseau
Virginia Budd
Qack Rousseau
Rousseau
Robert
Mary Jane Barrows
Grosse Pointe Park
Rouxsean
Soviet Protest Is Turned Down Second In Month
Washington rejects a second Russian protest over the Mutual Security Act. State Department spokesman Lincoln White says the note is false and that the United States adheres to its policy of aiding victims of Communist rule. The issue centers on funding for Europe’s rearmament and anti-Communist programs.
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Washington
United States
Doclara
Europe
U. S
Moscow
Lincoln White
State Department
Russia
USAR
Obituaries Continued From Page 16
Several local obituary notices summarize deaths and funeral plans. Mrs Mary Drake of Baltimore aged 49, widow of James Prake, died at University Hospital. Banner Bishop of Hancock aged 83 died at his brother Walford’s home. Margaret Eleanor Lewis died at Washington County Hospital living at 116 West Charles Street. Funeral services are scheduled with local churches and funeral homes, with interments in Rose Hill or United Brethren cemeteries.
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Mary Drake
Linden Avenue
Baltimore
James Prake
University Hospital
Charles ‘Myers
Amanda (Moser) Myers
Myeraville
Ara
Winifred Wareheim
Hubert Moser
Paul Ropp
Middletown
Hubert Faulders
Boonsboro
Daniel Swomiley
Banner
Banner Bishop
Hancock
Walford
Mr. Bishop
Tom Bishop
Orleans
Belle Hammond
Martinsburg
Jane Deneen
Margaret E. Lewis
Margaret Eleanor Lewis
Washington County Hospital
West Charles ‘Street
Zion ‘Baptist Church
George Lewis
Lucille [Ray
Olden Ray
Washington, D. C
Ifrom Watson
Monnday
Rev. J. Co
Spain Backs Western Boycott on Soviet Goods
Madrid joins Western boycott by sending strategic goods to Soviet bloc nations. Spain's cabinet approved the move as aid under the Mutual Security Act MSA has already been allocated. The United States requires the ban by countries receiving U S aid.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Jury Acquits White Farmer in North Carolina Case
An all white jury acquitted Newton Hanes a Trent River farmer of murder in the shooting of Ishmael Simmons a 40 year old tenant. Hanes testified he shot in self defense after an argument over tobacco money and threats of indicting his wife for rape. Simmons family testified he worked with them in the fields.
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N.C. Lan
Trent River
Newton Hanes
Winston-Salem
Ishmael Simmons
Hanes
Simmmons
Tobac
pNekto
Simmons
Boy 8 Found Smoking Dope in Bronx Arrest
An 8 year old was found smoking heroin on Lopes during a Thursday night arrest. Officials say Lopez refused to sell to anyone under 18 to avoid a youthful undercover case. In Rikers Island, six city employees were arrested for selling drugs to inmates. three guards and three other staff charged with extortion. Bronx DA George De Luca led a raid and cautioned possible further arrests after months of inquiry.
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Lopes
Lopez
Bronx
Riker I Island
George B .de Luca
Island
Dutch Newspaper Claims Stalin In Declining Health
The Nieuwe Rotterdamse Courant reports Stalin underwent heart surgery on December 19 near his 72nd birthday. It says his health has worsened and that he is now in a sanatorium near Gori Georgia with Politburo members traveling there.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Nieuwe Rotterdamse Courant
Stalin
Russia
Berlin
Gori
Georgia
Politburo
Service notices of Buharp Mentzer Hovermale family military moves
Nathaniel S. Buharp Jr. promoted to Private First Class and posted from Ft. Bragg to Ft. Jackson for eight weeks of leadership school. John L. Mentzer home on furlough then transferred to Keesler Field for 182 weeks of radio operator school. Charles Nonald Hovermale returns to Fort Meade after 60 day furlough with Okinawa service noted. Other sons Robert Lee in Iceland, Joseph training in the Navy, William a WWII veteran wounded in Germany.
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Nathaniel S. Buharp, Jr
N.S. Buharp
Garlinger Avenue
Ft. Bragg
Ft. Jackson
Iris
Nathaniel S. Wbitharp
A. 41St Tank Bn
Fort Jackson
5. C
John L. Mentzer
Roland Mentzer
Williamsport
Keesler Field
Mins
Charles Nonald Hovermale
Fort Meade
William Hovermale
Okinawa
Atrivion
States
Robert Lee
Joseph
Iceland
Mariner
Parris
William
Germany
Gloomy Outlook Over Baltimore Transit Walkout
Baltimore faces a third day of a crippling transit strike as Federal mediator James McKeldin says settlement prospects look poor. Union leader Clayton Perry says a 16 cent raise could be acceptable, while talks with Gov. McKeldin and Mayor D’Alesandro continue. Foot traffic shifts to car pools and taxis as workers cope. A related dispute涉及 Baltimore Motor Coach Company could lead to NLRB action or Taft-Hartley suit.
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Baltimore
James Aa
Teldan
Holden
Clayton G. Perry
Transitnion
Perry
D'Alesandro
McKeldin
Anyohme
Ches
BTC
Baltimore Motor Coach Company
Beas
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Edward Pierson
National Labor Relations Board
Local Stocks Quotations By Cohn Co NYSE Members
Quotations furnished by Cohn Co members of the New York Stock Exchange at 19 North Jonathan present daily market prices for listed securities.
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Cohn & Co
New York Stock Exchange
North Jonathan
Emn
Annapolis Chamber to discuss $1 million hotel proposal
The Annapolis Chamber of Commerce will meet January 25 to consider a plan for a new million dollar, 100 room hotel. A survey by Myron Hockenbury suggests stock sales could raise 635000 with the remainder financed by a mortgage.
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Annapolis
Annapola Chamber of Commerce
Myron Hockenbury
Hockenbury Sayatem
Hackenbury
Patient X Dies After Nine-Year Coma At 61
In Cinelmnadl a man known as Patient X died at 61 after nine years in a coma caused by brain injury. He weighed about 190 pounds on entering the hospital and had weight fluctuations during illness. Doctors cited deterioration by inactivity and kidney failure as factors. his identity as Robert Stoger was never publicly confirmed. The report also covers Soviet commentary on Churchill’s Washington visit and broader East-West policy context.
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Cinelmnadl
Omy
Ttia Hospital
Sven
Robert Stoger Jolmed
Lexington
Moscow
Russia
Wright Aeronautical Corps
Churchill
Washington Station
Here
Soviet Union
Charenti
woMwiys
Bur
Mr. X
Steger
Airfield issue and prisoner exchange dominate talks
Washington reports indicate the armistice discussions stalled over the final condition on airfield construction and whether prisoners and civilians may refuse repatriation. Allies press free choice while the Reds demand all prisoners exchanged. A U N session in Korea outlined positions and warned of potential sea and air actions if terms fail.
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Panmunjom
Washington
Uu, N
Korea
Turner
U.N
Haleh Fang
North Korea
R. E. Libby
United Nations
Kurt Carlsen Not For Sale Coming Home
Kurt Carlsen is not for sale and plans to return home after news that Hans Isbrandsten of Isbrandsten Lines collected $800,000 in insurance from American Marine Insurers for the Flying Enterprise. Brit ish Artis reportedly held the remaining $400,000. The company plans to rent more than five million dollars to build another Flying Enterprise and will not insure the cargo beyond 2,450 tons. Carlsen may spend a day or two in London on business before returning to see his boss and family.
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Woodbridge
N. Fe
Hans Isbrandsten
Isbrandsten Lines
Han Salé
Court Clerk And Three Deputies Facing Charges
Baltimore January 12 four individuals face charges of conspiracy and malfeasance in office. Wilford L Carter clerk of Criminal Court and three deputy clerks allegedly allowed bondsmen to post improper bonds for accused persons. Bond set at two thousand dollars for Carter Brown Scherr and Martin. Accused released on own recognizance awaiting arraignment as court weighs removal power.
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Baltimore
Wilford L. Carter
Criminal Court
Nek Wearaway
BKM
Carter
George F. J. Brown
Alfred Scherr
Carl[o. Martin
Joseph Sherbow
Sherbow
Paul Mason
Hall Hammond
Maryland
Supreme Bench
Army And Marines Calling Up 52 500
Washington reports the Army and the Marines will call 52 500 draftees in February and 98 600 in March with a 2 500 February cut and a below average March. The total since September 1950 rises to 875 430 with 20 000 for the Army and 8 600 for the Marines in March and February totals of 41 000 Army and 11 600 Marines.
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Washington
Janu
Army
Marines
Horse Strays onto Track Killed by Western Maryland Train
A horse wandering near Little Orleany was struck and killed late yesterday by a Western Maryland Railroad train. Local authorities reported the incident and stated no riders were aboard at the time of impact.
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Little Orleany
Western
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