Engineer And Blonde Await Arraignment In Atom Spy Case
New York July 31 The government focused on two latest suspects engineer Abraham Brothaman 36 and Miriam Moskowitz 34 scheduled for arraignment on federal conspiracy charges tied to an atomic espionage ring linked to British scientist Kinus Fuchs. Julius Rosenberg 32 also faces court hearings as authorities pursue further arrests.
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Chiang Likely To Renew Troop Offer For Korea Help
Taipei July 31 Gen Douglas MacArthur and top commanders visited Chiang Kai Shek for talks on Nationalist China's role in Korea. An informed source said Chiang was expected to renew his offer of 83000 troops and press for a more active war effort against the Reds.
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Tydings Facing Primary Test in Baltimore
With the filing deadline near, Howard W. Jackson signals possible bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge Senator Tydings. Philip H. Dorsey, former State Senator, weighs a run, while Tydings confirms plans for a fourth term. The secretary of state deadline is midnight tomorrow.
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Hugh Ford Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
Hugh A. Ford, a Boonaboro farm equipment dealer and former cashier of Boonshorn Bank, filed as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary. He has 24 years with the Boonsboro Bank, and expects a December state check while county shares are distributed among Williamsport and other towns. Ford is a staunch Democrat and plans to resign his farm equipment business.
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Tip On Fire At Hancock Airport Best Of Week Wins $4 Prize
Hancock Daily Mail tip column awards a $4 first prize to a Hancock resident who supplied details of a hangar and two planes destroyed at Hancock Airport. A $2.59 second prize goes to a Hager Street housewife who reported a Sunday automobile accident in Virginia in 1950. Additional tips earned small prizes for various local incidents and beetle counts.
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King Makes Offer De Gate Royal Powers To Crown Prince Saudouin
King Leopold proposes delegating royal powers to Crown Prince Saudouin if the opposition Socialists suspend political and economic demands and pursue them through parliamentary channels, per Premier Jaan Ouvierasart. The offer comes amid a turbulent political crisis in Belgium as fresh U.S. troops land in Asia.
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White House studies broader home front mobilization bill
Senator Maybank said the White House staff is studying a broader home front mobilization bill that would include standby power to invoke wage price rationing controls.
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North Korean pressure shifted near Chinju
General MacArthur's headquarters said North Korean forces shifted pressure from the central sector to the west and southwest. A communique at 12:01 A.M. Tuesday reported heavy artillery by two North Korean regiments near Chinju with no gains.
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Truman seeks four billion military aid package for anti Communist nations
President Truman told congressional leaders he will send up a request for 4 billion dollars in additional military aid to anti Communist nations. House Appropriations Committee Chairman Cannon says there is unanimous support among Democratic and Republican moderates to expedite action on the request.
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Motorist Held For Questioning In Hit-Run Death
A 22 year old man was held for questioning today in the death of William B Griffith 37 struck by a hit and run auto near Downaville. Griffith died at Washington County Hospital within an hour after being struck by a Buick driven by an unknown motorist who fled the scene. The car was found abandoned about a half mile away on the Williamsport Downaville road. Two neighbors narrowly escaped the same fate.
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Fall of Chinju Report From Front Lines
HAW BOYLE reports American forces outside Chinju as North Korean thrusts push TU and allied troops to withdraw from the southern coastal defense hub in South Korea. The 24th Infantry Division establishes new lines east of Chinju near Pusan, amid heavy frontline casualties and dire warnings from a high officer. Synthetic note: reinforcements from the United States and South Korea accelerate toward the Chinju front, with confidence expressed to hold after relief arrives.
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Korean Crisis At A Glance
Fresh U S Army units land in Korea as North Korean forces push south into Chinju Kachang and Hamchang while the Fifth Air Force claims 302 North Korean tanks destroyed and 240 damaged since Saturday Washington reports defenders outnumbered by an invader mobilization and a 200 000 strong force Formosa notes Gen MacArthur arrives to confer with Chiang Kai shek on the looming threat
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Two Candidates For Committee For Democratic Central Seat
Joseph H. McElwee, longtime Superior carry manager, filed for the Democratic Central Committee to be chosen September 18. He aims to serve as an independent in party unity, veteran of World War I with 49 months in the Army, 13 overseas, and a Fairmont Acres resident, married with one child. Gale R. Cahill, Clear Spring farmer and orchardist and WWII veteran, seeks election to The Democratic State Central Committee as a lifelong Democrat from Clear Spring District. Whitey Stamper, son of Len Cahill and Charles Stamper, Frostburg State College candidate for sheriff, a former county constable, married with a large family, currently meat department manager at Smithfield Self-Service Market.
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Youth Drowns In Antietam Creek Near Yeedonville
A Ha geratown youth, about 19, drowned in Antietam Creek near Yeedonville yesterday afternoon. James Barnhart led a search with Charles Bartin Eugene Moore and Phil Brown, assisted by Sheriff Joseph D. Baker. The body was recovered near a 16 foot deep hole about a quarter mile from where clothes were found along the bank, with a cigar box containing $1 bills located nearby.
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Chester Delphey Files For County Board Post
Chester F Delphey East Franklin Street businessman and veteran filed for County Commissioner as a Democrat. He is not allied with any party faction and seeks office to perform public service. He chaired local groups and lives on North Potomac Street with one daughter.
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Ankener Files For House Nomination In Democratic Primary
Howard Ankener, Clear Spring businessman and current House member completing his second term, filed his certificate of candidacy to seek renomination. He has served on the judiciary committee and chaired the aviation roads and transportation committee as well as led the Washington County delegation.
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Bolt Hits Chimney Of New Deal Cafe
A lightning strike during Saturday night storm knocked off the chimney of the New Deal Cafe at 18 Franklin Street. The brick building suffered bricks in the alley but no fire started. observer Mary Rutherford across the street saw the event. Ed Meyers operates the cafe, and the strike did not cause additional damage beyond the chimney.
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