D Alesandro Denies Involvement With Two Girls Prom Page
The article recounts D Alesandro denying involvement with two girls amid rumors of police interest. He describes nightly dates with a girl named Mery Ann and notes his race passes from his father Mayor Jim. He says he earned forty weekly while working with an insurance firm his father helped run. He describes discussions with Joseph Cavalier and City Solicitor Thomas Biddison about rumors, and says State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro investigated with no findings. The defense failed to secure a directed verdict of acquittal, arguing the mayor's son was wrongly charged with a crime he had already been acquitted of.
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Europe
Mery Ann
Young D'Alesandro
Ueeman
D'Alesandeo
Thomas N. Biddison
Bidison
Rosey
Atty
Anselm Sodaro
City Acticitor
Sodaro
Graduation Day Set By Mt. Aetna School May 30
Mt. Aetna School announces graduation on May 30 featuring a Mano solo by Mary Kendall and a class song by Joellen Wilson. Elder Rob Knox of Cambridge, Md will deliver the address, with Carl B. Mosher presenting diplomas. Graduates include Page Barney Sonny Sartendt Virginia Fales David Haines Nancy Felleger Calvin Hull Travis Hull Barney Kendall Doris Paden Gordon Shockey George Shores Fanny Spangler Joyce Teele Rivard Wireman.
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Mary Kendall
Russell Fales
Joellen Wilson
Bundagate
Rob‘Knox
Cambridge
Profewer Carl B. Mosher
Robert Knox
Elgcth
Atu
Steel Talks Moving Forward in Pittsburgh Meetings
In May 2001 Pittsburgh, CIC United and United Steelworkers discuss a 1954 contract with U.S. Steel. David J. McDonald and Moreell meet before sessions, both seeking speedy, fair settlement. Leaders from Jones & Laughlin Steel arrive for talks as negotiations resume amid tense labor history.
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Pittsburgh
CIC United
U. S. Eel Corp
Jones & Laugh Hn
McCarthy hearings draw White House heat and claims
President comments anchor the McCarthy battle as Stevens and Adams accuse the senator of pressuring the Army over Pvt. Schine. McCarthy admits seeking a Eisenhower meeting to relay concerns while Johnson’s effort to arrange a talk with White House aides is denied as a snub. Stevens defends Army stance and denies external orders shaped the case.
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Stevens
Army
John G. Adams
Mcl Garthy
Roy M. Pen
Francis P. Carr
O0 Army
Pvt. G. David Schine
McCarthy
Adams
Schine
Cotfer
Eisenhower
Victor Johnson
White House
Johnson
Wilton B
Jerry) Parsons
Atty
Hravnell
Senate
De Valera Party Loses Grip In Irish Vote
The Irish budget cuts hit bread, sugar, tea and other key foods with steep rises. Unemployment climbs as the subsidy withdrawals squeeze households. Premier De Valera’s near blindness and campaign focus on him shape the political contest, with Contello’s coalition seeking to replace him.
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De:Valera Party
Perth
de Valera
Contelio
Pacific Coalition Faces Strains Without British In Indochina
Washington officials fear a British-omitted coalition to handle Indochina will strain United States relations with Britain. Eisenhower seeks an active British role but London waits for Geneva armistice results. An informal coalition may form in weeks, with New Zealand showing sympathy. Dulles urges fast action to counter Hanoi, while America weighs congressional approval and UN options. Australia’s May 28 election could shape regional policy as talks with France and New Zealand continue.
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Washington
Indochina
U. S
United
Eisenhower
Duilea
United States
France
United Front
New Zealand
Dar
U.S
Britain
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dulles
Australia
State Department
National Security Council
T. Clifton Webb
New Zeland
Leslie Knox Munro
Seven Million Approved For SS Coverage
An administration plan moves to extend compulsory social security coverage to about 2.6 million farm laborers. The committee, led by Daniel A. Reed, will review benefit increases including rising minimums from 25 to 30 dollars and maximums for retirees from 85 to 98.50, with survivor and dependent amounts adjusted accordingly.
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Ibi
Daniel A. Reed
R-Ny
Presbyterians Open Meeting in Detroit 1861 General Assembly
Nearly 300 commissioners and ministers gather at Masonic Temple to open the 1861 general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. Delegates elect a new moderator from three candidates and discuss plans for a church union, including the merger of the Northern Church, the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. (South), and the United Presbyterian Church.
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Detroit
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States
Masonic Temple
Neasion
John A. Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mackay
Thomas F. Niven
Northern Church
Presbyterian Church In
U.S
United Presbyterian Church
Bridges Promises Inquiry Into Allied Trading With Red China
Senator Bridges said the Senate Appropriations Committee will conduct a thorough inquiry into how free world allies have relaxed bans on trade with Red China. The move follows Sen McCarthy urging cutting foreign aid to nations shipping to the Communists and Stassen denying claims of backsliding in trade controls. McCarthy vowed to press the issue, calling for listing every type of material allied nations ship to the mainland and linking aid to enforcement of trade bans.
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Washington
Bridges
H-Nh
Senate Appropriations Committee
China
Sen
McCarthy
Harold B. Stassen
Blassen
Pres
Eisenhower
Army
Stassen
Sen. McCarthy
Appropriations
Congress
Senate
Red China
United States
Game Commission Reports Changes In Hunting Laws
The article outlines hunting law updates including bag limits for rabbits and partridges, a December deer season for Woolmont Rod and Gun Club, and new dog training rules for raccoon hunting from September 10 to October 29. Trainers must accompany dogs, not carry firearms, and ensure possessing a hunting license visible on outer garment during training.
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Woolmont
Fay
Spelling Bee Opens With Surprising Flush of Winners
Washington reports the 27th Nation's Spelling Bee began unusually with no misspellings in the first round. Four-year-olds competed against older jurors as the Scripps-Howard sponsored event drew a large field of contestants. Nine of 57 were eliminated in round two and three more in round three, including Martha Custis Johnson of Painter, Virginia, who mis-spelled a word ending with t.
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Washington
Scripps-Howard
U. S
Je Hee
Helen Hines
Natuna
Muse
Martha Custis Johnson
Painter
Chiang Kai-shek Seeks Strong Anti Communist Alliance
Chiang Kai-shek began a second term as leader of Nationalist China and called for a robust alliance of anti-Communist Asian nations. He urged the free world to provide moral and material support and adequate war supplies to enable Nationalist forces to reclaim mainland China.
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Vaypeh
Chiag Kai-shek
China
Chiang
British Sub Scorcher Reported Lost Briefly
The British submarine Scorcher was reported lost for a short time in the English Channel today but surfaced under its own power near Portland Bill and signaled that all is well. Surface vessels and other submarines tracked the contact during maneuvers off Portland Bill near Portsmouth.
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London
English Channel
Portland Bil
Portsmouth
Six File Guilty Pleas In Court
Four men from Harpers Ferry and Granville Ingram of Harpers Ferry faced guilty pleas in county court. They were remanded to jail awaiting sentencing after a police chase linked to a stolen 1939 Plymouth. The arrest followed officers spotting the car on Frederick Street during searches for a vehicle reported stolen from a Salem Avenue lot.
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Page I Ferry
Rt.1
Granville Ingram
Harpers Ferry
David Ingram
Salem Avenue
Frederick Street
Those With Same Names As Accused Appeal To Press
In Harpers Ferry a Sunday arrest of four youths on a serious local charge prompted several individuals with identical names to seek ID in the newspaper. Granville Everett Ingram of Harpers Ferry and James Ingram, also among the arrested, say they are not the same person. David L. Ingram of Sharpsburg Route 1 clarifies he is not the Harpers Ferry arrestee. A mother of a girl linked to Mel Waters of Woodpaint asks to publish that she is not the Melton Waters referenced.
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Harpers Ferry
Sharpsburg
Granville Everett. Ingram
Granville
James Ingram
David L. Ingram
David Ingram
Har
Pers Ferry
Ministers Help In Putting On Church Roof
Out of town ministers who worked on the roofing project included Elders D X Smith Spenderville Md Oliver S Stimpson Martinsburg Carl Jackson Chestertown Robert Knox Cambridge Alfred W Nennerberg Brooklyn Md W H Barrington Baltimore David Miller Frederick Harold Scheettler Salisbury Don Myers Dover Del James Brown Lexington Park Md and Ralph Libby Baltimore Local men also assisted including Robert Griffin assistant pastor of the Hagerstown congregation Stanley Haines superintendent of the construction Jack Wetzel Reginald Meadows Oliver Whitmore and Joe Martin, 1 who was
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D. X. Smith
Spenderville
Oliver S. Stimpson
Martinsburg
Carl Jackson
Chestertown
Robert Knox
Cambridge
Alfred W. Nennerberg
Brooklyn
W. H. Barrington
Baltimore
David Miller
Frederick
Harold Scheetler
Salisbury
Don Myers
Dover
Del
James Brown
Lexington Park
Ralph Libby
Beshles
Fleagle
Robert Griffin
Hagerstown
Stanley Haines
Jack Wetzel
Reginald Meadows
Oliver Whitmore
Joe Martin
First Congregational Church Minister Carl Kopf Soines Amen
Carl Heath Kopf of Washingtoe D C a minister at First Congregation Yount Church issues a call to faith urging believers to embrace the living power of Jesus Christ in their hearts as a guiding life force.
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Jesus Christ
Carl Heath Kopf
Washingtoe
D. C
First Congrege- Yount Church
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