Reds Withdraw Along Korean Front As Allied Forces Advance
United Nations forces push forward across Korea as Communist withdrawals widen. At Hongchon and Hongehon sectors British Canadian and American units drive toward core ridges while North Korean detachments retreat under heavy pressure. Casualty estimates rise for both sides amid ongoing river and ridge–line operations.
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Tokyo
Medford
Mass
South
North Korea
United Nations
Hongchon
Korea
Albert Battista
Wiliam Hattista
Richard Pagluen
George Mason
Ware
St. Joseph's
Gilbert Mason
George
Gilbert
Hongehon
Claude B. Feren- Haugh
Vv. S&s
Northorean
Cross
Seoul
Honcchon
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Erickson
Hongchoan River
Seonl
WV. 8
Path
Dridgehead
Han River
Jim Becker
Land Road Projects Hindered by Right of Way Delays
Washington County highway plans face hold ups as as much as one third of required land remains to be acquired. The American Asphalt Company and the Bester Long Company wait on owner agreements before condemnation can begin. The Leitersburg road will be a ten foot macadam with wide shoulders and several curve and hill removals.
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Washington County
American Asphalt Company
Baltiere
Te Sharpshure Pike Freo Lappansa
Sharpsburg
Robway Wold
Tilehmantown
Lesfervshire Troard
Bester Long Company
Mes Atp
Leitersbirg
Price Of Eggs Drops Three Cents Here
Local wholesale egg price slips to 42 cents a dozen as supply increases. A dealer notes hens are producing well and prices are shaped by major city markets that ship eggs from the area.
Trial Date Set In Tavern Brawl Bond of $1000 Assigned
Proprieties of Poboune View Tavern arrested after Saturday melee. Sidney Tone of Baltimore and Lee Reynolds of Sandy Hook held on charges following a tavern brawl that led to deputies being attacked. Magistrate set trial date as the sheriff calls for protection of deputies during legal duties.
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Poboune View Tan
Mawistrate Tarry Bosnyder von
Sidney OO. Tones
Radtimore
Lee J. Resinolds
Sandy Hook
Stanford
Mateiscrate Sryder
Lis
Othee
Michel Farrie
Charles Deneen
John Holliday
Sheri Madward Rowland
Miegine
Rowhiid
Leesburg
Virelnia
Harrest
Rowlhold Sidd
Can
Barrie
Deneen
Darling
Jones
Reynolds
FB. G. Miller
Two Men Arrested in Frederick for Gas Station Burglary
James Rivardo and Roy C. McLemand, both 27, were arrested in Frederick for an attempted burglary at a service station. They allegedly confessed to the break in and the loot was traced to a horse they were living in at Thayerstown. Pennsylvania authorities filed retainers on the men.
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Frederick
Thagerstown
Mowwen
Greencastle
James Rivardo
Roy CG. McLemand
Thayerstown
Pennsylvania
Market Downtick Quiet Trading Fallout Across Shares
Exchange prices faltered in New York on March 12 with broad participation in the decline and the Jessea external price around 81.25 a share as markets opened and traded softly.
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Wall Street
New York
Jessea
Children Plant Trees to Honor War Dead in Clea Spring
Elementary students plan a living memorial on the town’s grounds to honor soldiers who died in World Wars I and II and the Korean War. Two trees will be planted on the west grounds with ceremonies in April led by school officials and community members.
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Belyol
West Tronth
Clear &Phone
Johar J. Downs
de Joseph
Herbert American
Vue Cowieck
Diniar
Repp
Korea
Clea
Sehood
Arbor Dav
Arcordity
Theodore Ro Soyder
Vie
Aya
Marylanders to receive orders for active duty recall
About 300 Maryland officers of the Army's Organized Reserve Corps will be ordered to active duty in the recall program. Captains and lieutenants attached to National Guard units or in the Reserve Corps will report for duty between May 23 and June 1. Volunteers are to be called first and a brief period is allowed to arrange personal affairs.
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Baltimore
Maret
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Washington
Arthur L. Shreve
Maryland Military District
Cumberland Set to Decide Daylight Time in 1962
Cumberland will vote on daylight saving time in 1962 after legislation passed by the General Assembly. The mayor and council may call a special election on the issue before then.
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Cumberland
Generat Assembly
German Treaty Talks with Big Four Move Forward
Paris reports say Py Western power delegates agreed today on a response to new proposals for the Wie Porn talks agenda. Andrei Gromyko’s concession to meet halfway triggered progress on a broader list of topics for a future foreign ministers conference aimed at a peace treaty with Germany. Delegations from the United States Britain and France discussed Gromyko’s proposal and will deliver Russia’s sharpest reply at today’s routine session. The East and West remain divided on non treaty items, with Britain and France pressing for a broader Western stance and Russia urging focus on removing military questions before any European army plan. Western allies worry the discussion may delay a German peace treaty, while Moscow insists Western militarization must be kept out of European security talks.
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Paris
Aviet Acepute Koreien
Andrei Gromoke
Gromvke
Fem
Germany
United States
Britain
Evance
Grojenko
Cromyvbe
Baresia
Russia
Gromyke
Chew
Draft Bill In House Faces Doubt Amid Military Plan
The House Armed Services Committee pushed a broad manpower bill amid GOP resistance and negotiations on draft terms. Rep Arends of Wisconsin signaled amendments to bar promptly committing troops, while the panel moved section by section toward final action.
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Washington
Housea Armed Servicers Committee
Arends
Wiinoik
Nestrad Tang God
U.S
Dwight v.Eisenhower
Congress
House
GOP Palley Committee
Gewsmen
Pitt
Maar
Sudy
Trimia
Ravine
Jeanders
First Local Marine Comes Home After Korean War
Mrs. William O. Cottingham greets her son Corporal John R. Cottingham, a Marine veteran, upon his arrival home from Korea. The scene highlights Red Cross volunteers and the supportive roles of workers, beneficiaries, and contributors in the relief effort.
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Red Cross
Willian O. Cottingham
Hamilton Boulevard
Juet
Newton DT
Baker Val Hospital
Chaerstaw
Dohn
Cote Linvhan
Jehan
John
Korea
Japan
Adav
Red Crosa
Western Maryland Railway
Cie
Students Held For Killing Two In Rutherfordton
Two students, Hilly Nay Powell sixteen and Hugh Justice nineteen, are jailed on murder charges after they killed their school superintendent and a fellow student in Rutherfordton North Carolina. Sheriff Vance Wilkins said Powell and Justice admitted the shootings after being summoned to the superintendent Hweatt’s office for a grades reprimand.
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Rutherfordton
N.C
Elien
Vance Wilkins
Hilly Nay Powell
Hugh Justice
BK. Sygeatt
Wade Johnson
Powell
Johnson
Hweatt
Alexander Schools
Union Mills
Justice
Fuey
Alexander
Motorist Arrested For Noise Making On Public Street
City police charged Richard Repp of 22 700 block West Washimpton Street with making unnecessary noises with a motor vehicle on a public street. He disputed the charge and was then charged with disorderly conduct after an argument during arrest. A hearing was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Richard
Washimpton Street
Pelion
North Potomac Street
Jepp
Salvage Effort Onboard Wrecked Freighter Luckenbach
Monol crew of eight fights to salvage war materiel and mail from the freighter Andrea F A Luckenbach after striking a reef off Kauai during a Sunday night storm. Coast Guard vessels standby as the ship is towed toward Hanamaula Bay for further salvage work.
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Monol
Korea
Kauai
Tlanamala Bay
Coast Guard
Lilee
Mitshell Heusen
Oakland
Calif
Yokohama
Public Works Board Meet This Afternoon in Routine Session
The Midlie Works Board plans a 4 o'clock meeting this afternoon with routine business only. Chairman Aaron Beerher noted three men selected for police jobs may appear. He said police strength will not increase beyond the present level, as three new hires will replace three who left.
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Midlie Works Board
Tac Ciairman
Aaron Beerher
Reecber
Police
Local Woman Hurt In Nearby Crash
Miss Olive Martin of Hagerstown suffered a shoulder injury Sunday when a trailer truck rammed the car she rode in near Waynesboro. A B L Wiles of Waynesboro drove the car hit by the truck driven by Eugene Erwin of Winfield West Virginia who followed closely. The trucker paid a fine and costs on motor law violation.
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Olive Martin
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Miss Martin
A. BL Wiles
Eugene Erwin
Winfield
W. Va
Wiles
New Probationary Officers Join Hagerstown Police
Three new officers have joined the Hagerstown Police Department on probation replacing officers who resigned or retired. The new recruits are Albert C. Lowry Jr Richard Kerfoot and Melvin Grimsley. The departed officers were Elwood Tingle William Giffin and Leroy Karn.
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Hagerstown Police Department
Albert C. Lowry, Jr
A.C. Lowry
Richard Kerfoot
Melvin Grimsley
Elwood Tingle
William Giffin
Leroy Karn
Williamsport picks new town council and committees
The Williamsport mayor and council installed new two year council members and appointed committees across Park Board Building Committee Dump site procurement Electric Light Board and Streets and Alleys. Incumbent town staff retained include Heard Miller Dan Ardinger and Lester Davis from the Citizens ticket.
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Williamsport
Heard Milter
Dan Ardiker
Lester Davis
Citizens
Prancimen
Maurice Miller
Sieward Grave
Beach Miller
Nanini Harsh Taylor
William N.eared
Beard Miller
Hoare
J, K, Poole
Maurice Miner
Don Ardinger
Flock of Geese Seen Over Halfway in V Formation
A large flock of wild geese, perhaps a hundred or more, was sighted by multiple Halfway residents around 10:20 this morning. The birds formed a clear V as they moved north, circling over Halfway before heading back toward the Potomac River.
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J. BE. Davis
Martsbern Road
Potomac River
Potomac
Williamsport
Local Reservists Plan Meeting on Activation Program
Baltimore on March 1 reports that force reservists from units at Salisbury Cambridge Frederick and Hagerstown will come to Lonmor Row tonight for a discussion of the Air Force call to active duty under the new activation program.
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Baltimore
Unita
Saliisbury
Cambridge
Frederick
Hageratawa
Air Force
Rain and Snow Expected in Washington County Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau warns of rain and possible snow in Washington County tomorrow as an east wind brings rain-laden clouds. Tonight will see showers with a low around 29 degrees and a slight drop in today’s high from yesterday. Tomorrow turns windy and colder with a northwest wind, likely turning rain to snow.
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Washington County
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Taneytown Fire At Grain Firm Warehouse Under Probe
Taneytown Md March 1 A fire destroyed an 815 009 storage warehouse of the Reundoallar Grain Company and is under investigation. The building held scarce building materials. Bernard J Arenok a firm officer reported causes have not been determined.
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Taneytown
Reundoallar Grain Company
Butlding
Bernard J. Arenok
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