Reds Insist On Daily Truce Meetings In Korea Talks
North Korean General Nam Il announced that the Reds will press for daily truce discussions, branding Allied proposals as propaganda attacks. The exchange focused on prisoner screening and a broader armistice package, with Nam accusing U N forces of delaying talks and blocking negotiations.
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Manna In Wanna
Bel
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Wraneis Ty Todd
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Charles F. Colann
Dodd
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Washington
Colson
Koje
Turner Jey
Nam Uo
Doy
Nain
Allien
Kose
Red China
North Korea
Nam
Hat Aon
Paniminjom
Kaesong
Nam Fl
Nam Wo
Sonpr
Trucker Fined For Overload In Havella Crossroad Area
Robert Shupp, 27, of West Franklin Street, was fined 66 for hauling a 33004 pound overload on a lumber truck near Havella crossroads. Magistrate William P. Kreykenbohm imposed the fine at two cents per pound over the legal limit. Shupp pleaded not guilty, arguing the load weight per square foot was within the limit. An appeal has been filed in the CARP.
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Blaverstown
Havella
Wiliam P. Kreykenbohm
Robert
Richard F. Boyle
Tle
Kreykenbohm
CARP
Survivors Tell Of Impact As Planes Collide Over Pacific
Five survivors of a B 29 crash near Santa Catalina Island recount a three mile high collision with a Marine Corsair. Six crew parachuted to safety while one Marine died. Wreckage sank as Navy and Coast Guard hunted for others. Bombers from March Air Force Base and El Toro were involved.
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Pacific Ocean
Aevon
Marine Corsair
Navy
Coast Guard
Santa Catalina Island
Deal Marine
March Air Force Base
Calif
el Toro
Marine Air Base
Askad
Farmers Busy In Making Hay Best Cutting In Years
Farmers in the region began haying in sunny, favorable conditions with the first big cut in years. A local producer noted exceptionally productive fields as mowers rolled out over the weekend. Weather forecasts predict clear skies through tomorrow with a chance of scattered showers by Friday and a warmer day ahead. Cold overnight temperatures dipped to the upper 20s but not enough to frost, aided by a brisk wind. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny with lows near 40 to 45 degrees.
New Local Anesthetic Hailed For Long Pain Relief
New York on May 4 reports a local anesthetic that may dull pain for at least ten days after surgery. Doctors say some patients may not even realize they had an operation, marking a potential breakthrough in post operative care.
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New York
Taft Leads In West Virginia Delegates And Polls
Taft scores a big edge in the West Virginia delegate race and leads in the popularity poll. In 1,043 precincts results show Taft with 49,474 votes to Harold Stassen’s 14,312. Eisenhower did not participate in the voting and write-ins were not counted. Democrats name a 20 vote delegation unpledged. Washington note: Marshall Betler disputes Eisenhower’s remarks.
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Prean
West Virginia
Sen
Robert Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Ohio
Harold Staksen
Minnesota
Hisenhower
Primary payroll costs rise with voting machines saves workers
The May 6 primary payroll totals 8480.80, up 2312.05 from 1948, officials say per diem raises were needed to recruit competent pall workers. Judges were paid 150, workers 8 in 1948, per diem up to 310 in 1950. Machines reduced staff by 97 and sped voting, cutting overtime and errors.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Election Supervisors
Algo
Hinpolln
Polt
Outdoor worship site planned on mountain near Mt Lena
Washington County Youth Council announces plans to build an outdoor worship area on the mountainside near Mt Lena along Route 40 near the Appalachian Trail. A fireplace and altar will be built by local teens. the space will host Sunday School and religious groups of all denominations once completed. The project is part of the National Council of Churches Call Program and involves 15 church representatives citywide.
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Washington Coounty Youth Council
Mt. Lena
New VA. 8
Route 40
Parkonk
County Youth Council
Washington County Council of Churches
National Council of Churches of Christ
Plane wreck search finds no survivors in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro May 4 authorities report that a Pan American Airways plane wrecked in Brazil's tangled northern jungle left no survivors among the crew and passengers. Rescue efforts continue for the missing bodies and wreckage may be located with further searches.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brasil
Bearchera
Brazil
the &F
Ellinger Speaks on Public Relations for Police Work
Twenty five members of the Hagerstown Police Department earned diplomas after attending at least four of five sessions of a course at the University of Maryland Police Service Training School. Police Commissioner Ellinger urged openness in records while stressing public relations as essential to police work.
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Hagarstown
Police Service Training School
University of Maryland
M. F. Allinger
Hagerstown
Maryland
McKeldin
Hilinger
Acheson to Sign Peace Pact With Western Germany
Secretary of State Acheson plans to depart for Europe in about 30 days to conclude arrangements for Germany joining the European defense setup by month’s end. Other signers will include the foreign ministers of Great Britain, France and West Germany.
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Washington
Acheson
Europe
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
West Ger
West Germany may seek $1 billion aid for rearmament in first year
Western nations consider funding a major German rearmament program after a final peace contract and European army treaty. A US note, echoed by Britain and France, reaffirms a path to peace through unified European defense. Talks with the Soviet Union on East and West German unification are proposed, focusing on free elections as the first step to an AC German government and a possible peace treaty.
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Bann
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West Germany
United States
Acheson
Russia
Aritain
France
Hille
Soviet Union
Jssia
Threats Of Steel Strike Loom As Union Study Culminates
At Philadelphia May 14 CIO United Steelworkers delegates considered a resolution warning a new steel walkout could idle about 650,000 workers if 1952 wages and conditions are not matched by fair contracts. Phillip Murray urged unity to secure a just settlement, accusing management of avoiding good faith bargaining and government recommendations.
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CIO United Steelworkers
America
Phillip Murray
Murray
Steel Management
WSB Set to Cap Oil Workers Wage Increases
Washington May 14 The Wage Stabilization Board plans a general but flexible ceiling on wage increases for 90 000 striking oil workers to curb inflation. The action aims to guide more than 20 unions in the oil strike against major oil companies as shortages ripple to Britain and affect defense logistics. Chapman's Interior Department framework seeks to divert petroleum to essential needs, while industries face production halts and fuel shortages.
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Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Great Britain
U. S. Third Air Force
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Chapman
National
Jaycees Board Election Held
The Junior Chamber of Commerce elected directors at its annual board meeting held Monday evening at the American Legion Home. New directors will be installed at the June banquet and serve until June 30, 1954, including Dr. Fred Nove Joseph M. Crackett George Hawhaker Jack Hershey Chad Merckle Art Poole and Jim Strine. The retiring and incoming members will elect the new Jaycee president at the next meeting with Ralph Goldman Melde deeade Bill Hamilton Roland Hebb Bernard Koerner George McAdams and Hech Niner among those joining.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Fred Nove
Joseph M. Crackett
George Hawhaker
Jack Hershey
Chads Merckle
Art Poole
Jim Strine
Jaycee
Melde
Ralph Goldman
Deeade
Bill Hamilton
Roland Hebb
Bernard Koerner
Genorge McAdams
Hech Niner
Fryer and Egg Prices Slump In Local Market
Snook Bros. reports a drop in wholesale egg prices from 82 to 30 cents per dozen and quotes 26 cents per pound for fryers. The market weakness stems from delayed hen laying season and fewer eggs entering consumption, causing a glut.
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Snook ’Bros
Salux
Snoaks
Nation Enjoying Fine Spring Day Across Regions
A pleasant spring pattern spread across much of the country with light rain in New England and parts of Montana and the Pacific Northwest. Showers and thunderstorms stretched from western Lake Superior into Kansas and Nebraska, while the South Gulf States Central Rockies and far southwest remained clear. Temperatures ranged from the 40s northward to 105 in Blythe California and 104 in Yuma Arizona with tops near 49 in Binghamton New York.
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Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
New England
Montana
Gulf States
Central Rockies
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Lom
Blythe
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Yuma
Ariz
Binghamton
N. Yu
More Firecracker Complaints Heard
City police report ongoing complaints of youths shooting firecrackers in the area near South Locust and Lee Streets. Chief Jesse Brown announced a $26.45 collateral for those caught in the act last week. A separate report notes damage to flower beds on Wayside Avenue.
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South Locust
Lee Streets
Jesse Brown
Wayside Avenue
Three Indicted by Grand Jury on Arson and Burglary
The May Grand Jury returned indictments against three men. Vernon Barthlow is charged with arson for a Bay Street attic fire. Claude Keyser and Gardner Howers face breaking and entering charges.
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May Grand Jury
Vernon Barthlow
Bay Street
Claude Keyser
Gardner Howers
Anne Arundel County Teachers Seek 400 Dollar Raise
Anne Arundel County teachers asked for 400 dollar pay raises for 1963. The salary committee of the Teachers Association sent the request to Superintendent Dr David S Jankins. The association represents 564 white instructors and would apply to Negro faculties. heads expect to appeal for their own group.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Teachers Association of
David S$. Jankins
John Holt
Special Trash Collections Schedule in May Cleanup Week
The city will hold four days of special trash pickup during the week of May 26 as part of the Junior Chamber of Commerce clean up campaign. Areas covered include Northeast Monday, Northwest Tuesday, Southwest Wednesday, and Southeast Thursday, with ash excluded. Residents urged to place trash on curbs the evening before collection.
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Chamber of Commerce
West Washington Street
North Potomac Street
South Potomac Street
Potomac Street
East Washington Street
Jaycees
Boxwood Insect Plague Hits Town Lawns
County Agent Mark Miller warns boxwood lawns are damaged by leaf miners. He notes evidence on many bushes and urges prompt spraying with DDT in the brown stage as they emerge. A second application later may catch remaining pests. use local knapsack sprayers with specified DDT mixtures.
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Afiller
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