Censorship Cloaking Location Of Advancing U N Troops In Korea
United States troops faced stiff Communist resistance northeast of Hongchon as they pressed along the Central Korean front. General MacArthur ordered a news blackout on exact advances while Allied forces moved in a broad line across Korea. Local reports noted U N troops advancing toward the Front with censored details and warned of Korean youth urged to riot against the enemy.
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U.N
Korea
Tokyo
Hongchon
MacArthur
Apoin Ute
Noviser
Eighth Army
Anis
Ghee Peninsula
Lt Defind
Ois
Peavey Stanrion
Ives
Teak
Bouishary
Tetas North Mn
Ivorean
Wadia
Dyers Gane
Denner
United Nations
Byok Rheen
People
New Atom Tests Being Conducted
Washington reports that new atomic tests are underway as part of a secret Pacific program. Officials said the test series will study effects on matter and structures and will be released to Civil Defense officials.
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Washington
Diners Commission
Peniwetok
Weina
Pacific
Ty Oordey
Assere
Society of Vessels
Alicnit
Centr Pueitie
Nin
Erok
Caday
Stromiely
Admiral Richardson Named To Aviation Policy Committee
Rear Admiral Laurence Richardson of La Clu Beach has been named to advise the Air Coordinating Committee on aviation policy. The advisory panel includes disinterested citizens chosen for broad knowledge and background. The first meeting is slated for March in Washington, D. C. with members serving in an informal, informal Rudoff-Piereford basis. Admiral Richardson serves as Director of Research and Development for Fairchild Aircraft Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence BR. Richardson
la Clu Beach
Use Air Coordinating Committes
Air Coordinating
Department of Commerce
Washington
Johnston Seeks Expanded Powers Under Defense Production Act
Washington reports Eric Johnston urges broad anti inflation powers, proposing price controls and demand restraint. He sent recommendations on pricing and back market controls to Charles E. Wagon, Mobilization Director, seeking quicker effect via fiscal measures and credit control.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Charles E. Wagon
Roger C Hershey Improving After Injuries
Roger C. Hershey, a well known local industrial figure, shows considerable improvement after a skull injury in a Talbine weeks ago. Percy Albert of Toensboro, with serious chest injuries from a Roonsboro crash last Thursday night, is reported somewhat better with condition described as fair.
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Roger C. Hershey
Percy Albert
Toensbora
Han
Roonsbora
Tavern License Hearing for Potomae View Inn
Proprietors of the Potomae View Inn face a March hearing before the Washington County Debary Award to show cause why their Class 1 beer and wine license should not be suspended or revoked for alleged disturbances on March 1. Deputies were blocked during a pursuit linked to an arrest warrant, and owners Reynolds and Jones await further action.
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Potomae View Inn, Inc
Sandy Lank
Washington County
Aoman
Tones
Reynolds
Eisenhower Names Deputy and Allied Commanders
President Eisenhower named Wisequnt Montzoim as deputy commander in the Atlantic theater and announced a wave of top officers. Sir Hach Saunders would lead allied air forces, with Lauris Noerstad and Patrick Bringh named to senior air commands. Allied army and naval chiefs from Britain, France, Denmark, and the United States received joint command roles in northern Europe and central sectors.
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Paris
Mareh Go Go
Tien
Alphonse
Connard
Eeomander du Vie
Ales Aiooiune
Adin
Robert Janjard
Tere Tayhie Eisenhower
Vstavhawer
Jina
Hitle
Patrick Bring
Hayat Navy
Europe
Liew
Kilhelm von ‘Tanger
Pratsteen
Neway
Livit
Kobe Goertz
Denmak
Comander
Allied Forces
Denrick May
Robbery I. Taylor
U.S. Air Force
Ailied Air Forces
Northern Europe
County Board to Call Constables Over Dog Tag Sales
Washington County commissioners report a rise in dog tag sales and warn that after April 1 all tagless dogs will face arrest and warrants. The plan directs constables to enforce tag laws to recover lost revenue funding farmer compensation and property destruction from roaming dogs.
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Board of County
Dot
Tt Wis
Washington County
Auriol Sails For Chat With Truman
President Vincent Auriol sails for a 11 day visit to the United States and Canada with 30 speeches and 18 official meals. He travels with his wife and a large delegation plus trunks, champagne and wines already shipped. the trip costs about 180000. The National Assembly has not yet voted the money to pay the bill.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
Dave
United Staes
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
France
National Assembly
Banks to Close for Good Friday and Maryland Day Holidays
Banks will close all day Friday and the following Monday in observance of Good Friday and Maryland Day. The banks will reopen as usual Saturday morning.
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Maryland
Night Crawlers Destroyed By Sudden Cold Weather
Rain lured night crawlers out then a sharp cold snap left fields bare and many worms frozen. Farmers fear spring shortages as temperatures fall to near 26 degrees with a 42 degree daytime high and windy cool conditions. Weather Bureau notes northwest winds fading tonight.
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Stanmer
Henry
Weather Bureau
Television Aerial Installations Raise Tenant Rents in Plagerstown
The Plagerstown Area Rent Central office reports tenants may face rent increases after landlords install a master television antenna. Increases vary with who bears the cost and whether only one tenant is affected, with rules tying adjustments to the rental value of the service as determined locally.
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Plagerstown
Himiself Bostally
Affee
Local Rent Advisory Board
Winter Storm Grips Midwest and Northeast Across Nation
The Associated Press reports persistent winter weather across the Midwest with heavy snows in Minnesota and North Dakota and cold air entrenched. Rain extends from the Southern Atlantic states into New England while the Rockies and western plains face freezing conditions. Temperatures vary from the teens in Minnesota to the upper 40s in parts of the South and West.
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Associated Press
Todds
Midwest
Fay Hwa
Great Lakes
Minnesota
North Dakota
Sneaw Dell
Acros
Momtiave
South Atlantic
New England
Appalachians
Rockies
Montana
Nebraska
Atlanta
New York City
New Orleans
Denver
D.os Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Williamsport Man Injured In Brawl In Maryland
Williamsport man Mongan was found unconscious outside a tavern on a Saturday night near Marc hinshburg and taken to Vetemups Ad mminist fon Hospital. Police say a warrant charges Paull Lani ot fuwaad with assault and property destruction as the Rouzer ville Water Company contentious service issue draws state attention.
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Martinsboro
Wo Val
Taweed
W.va
Ivy HH
Mongan
Williamsport
Marchinshburg
Paull Lani
Routerville Water Company
Maryland
Rouzerville Company
Hagerstown
PenMac
Rouzerville Water Company
Sumer
Theaime Company
Pennsylvania
Dieh Recovering From Threat Ailment
Wm. Dieh owner of Rougerville property and president of his company claims he has sufficient personnel to operate patron services in Maryland. He is recovering from a threat ailment and has been confined to Washington County Hospital for a week. Wall Street reports indicate stock prices are damaged today and he is expected to return home within a few days.
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Rougerville
Wyiliam c
Diol
Maryland
Washington County
Wall Street
New York
Shah Declares Martial Law in Tehran Amid Slay Rumors
The Shah imposed martial law in Tehran for two months amid rumors of new killings of Iranian officials. A government statement pledged punishment for gangsters and threats to security, as demonstrations occurred in front of the Parliament while the capital remained tense.
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Tehran
Iran
Manouchar Egabi
Azerbaijan
Anelo Lanim OU Company
Shih
Thussein Ala
Praawost
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Ameriene
Ali Razienaira Mareh
Peputy
Tehran University
Abdul Zanganeh
Qulilors
Genser
Abdius Ehejazi
O Dwyer Warns of Growing Crime Empire and Response
New York March 20 William O Dwyer then U S Ambassador to Mexico told Senate investigators he did not believe a national crime empire could exist without police protection and said large scale bookmaking does exist in Brooklyn He urged a continuing congressional inquiry and favored a standing committee to oversee it with a proposed 60 million to 90 million for ongoing probes Frank Costello was also due to appear.
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New York
Marvel #C
William O'Dwyer
Senate
O'Dwyer
Mexico
America
Taine
O'lowser
Pwyer
U.S
Merion
Accu
Brooklyn
Frank Costello
U. S
Costello
Daily Worker Faces Bankruptcy Appeal Urges Donations
The Daily Worker editorial warns of bankruptcy and calls for a campaign to raise $200,000 with readers urged to persuade friends to contribute $4 each. It blames declining circulation and advertiser harassment for the crisis and says annual losses exceed $320,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Daily Worker
Bourkruptcy
Theft of Wheels and Tools Reported on Summit Avenue
Ray Kuodle reports theft of a large quantity of tools and two tires and wheels from his station wagon parked behind his garage on Summit Avenue. Value estimated at hundreds of dollars. Gardner Bierce reports car struck by hit and run on a Sharpsburg street. extent of damage undetermined.
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Ray Kuodle
Summit Avenue
Gardner Bierce
Antietam
Sharpsburg
Man Convicted Of Dizzy Driving In Boonsboro Area
James Edward Lowman of Hagerstown was convicted of drunken driving and failing to drive to the right of the highway center. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs after a Boonsboro magistrate’s session following a collision near Hagerstown that killed a 19 year old Boonsboro resident. Bowman pleaded guilty to failing to drive to the right and admitted drinking four beers. State's Attorney J. Hotlyday led the prosecution with testimony from Officer Cirle Mades and others.
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James Edward Lowman
Hagerstown
Lawmim Woder
Jack Miller
Mercers Inivg
Janiee Peover
Boonshoro
Miller
Iil
Bowman
Rand
Iminken
Lochai
John Hotlyday
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Camady
Wise
Saskatoon
Minneapolis
Earl
Bobl Stahmer
Jane Cedar Avenues
Stahmer
Maryland Public Service Commission
Bonzerville Company
Water Company
PeneMar
D. Kenneth McLauchtie
House of Delegates
Public Service Commission
Shah
Soviet
Russia
Pen Mar
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