Army doctors blamed for wasting time with dependents
Dr. Louis H. Bauer of Hempstead, N.Y., told the 53rd annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons that many physicians refuse to volunteer for military service because time spent treating wives and children of armed forces is seen as waste. He urged an investigation to determine how much time doctors spend on dependents, warning that drafts may rise next year if the doctor supply does not improve.
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Frank Carey
Washington W
The
American Medical Association
Louis H. Bauer
Hemptead
N.Y
AMA
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States
Melvin A. Casberg
Armed Forces Medical Policy Council
Bauer
Armed Frees
Federal Court Rules Segregation Illegal On Buses Between States
Federal District Court in Richmond Va rules segregation of white and Negro passengers on interstate buses illegal. Judge Sterling Hutcheson cites a prior rail ruling as precedent and awards Williams compensatory damages, signaling end of segregation on common carriers in the South. The Trailways case involved J A Williams of Spring Hope NC who was removed for refusing to move his seat on a 1950 trip to Norfolk. The company could appeal after the formal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
U.S. Supreme Court
Sterling Hutcheson
Hutcheson
J. A. Williams
Spring Hope
N.C. Wil
Iams
Carolina Coach Company
Trailways Lines
Norfolk
Forth Carolina
Williams
Martin A. Martin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wathiams
Wstil
Zsa Zsa Denies Most Allegations in Suit
Zsa Zsa Gabor denies several statements in Corinne Calvet’s $1 million defamation suit filed after last August damages. Gabor’s attorney moved to strike claims alleging Calvet is described as a French actress and that the so called Flemish remark was published with malice.
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Santa Ijonica
Calif
Zsa Zsa
Corinne Calvet
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Miss Calvet
George Sanders
Instea
Miss Calvet ii
Attor
Calvet
Miss Gabor
Flandyrans
Ana
Hancock Churches In Union Service
Union service to be held at the Methodist Church in Hancock tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Oreille Shick, pastor, will deliver the sermon.
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Union
Hancock
Methodist
Oreille Shick
Eisenhower Dulles Discuss Foreign Affairs On Campaign Trail
Front page report outlines Eisenhower and Dulles discussing foreign policy, including potential sanctions on a Chinese Nationalist and tensions inside the Iron Curtain. The piece notes reactions in Europe to Eisenhower’s Legion speech, debate over aid to Western Europe, and Dulles’ role in treaty work and policy formation. The article mentions Dewey as a potential secretary of state candidate.
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Red China
Europe
Eisenhower
American Legion Convention
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Western Europe
Rens
New Yorker
Brant
Tall
Tia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Secretary of State
Baltimore Banker Addresses Dinner Meet Last Night
A Baltimore banker spoke at a dinner meeting of the Ine Ridge Conference, Nat Association of Bank Auditors and Commpicators, on the subject the Fascinations of the Federal Reserve System. Attendees included officials from Second National Bank Raipt and Nicodemus National Bank among many local guests.
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Baltimore
Regilar
Ine Ridge
Nat Association of Bank Auditors and Commpicators
A. Adzustus Stewart
Cashire
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Stewart
Federal Reserve Systen
Second National Bank
Raipt Thewey
John AL Pournberger
Hasgerstown Trust Company
Richart A. Knepper
Richard W. Vapeka
George R. McAdams
Robert E. Bowman
Robert Rudy
Clifton L. Smith
Guy Neikirk
Charles R. Reecher, Jr
Ellsworth R. Rou Jette
Joseph Gerdenhow
Victor H. McSherry
Jr Gault
The
National City Bank
New York City
Niendemus Nationalers
Moreheim Reed
Vrderick Lucseig
Withuc T. Jesson
Sammel G. Read, Jr
Aml
Dhune Martin
Official Vote Shows Record in Baltimore and Counties
Official records show 82 percent of registered voters cast ballots in Baltimore and surrounding counties. Eisenhower led in city precincts, Stevenson edged He sbour by a margin in the county totals, with multiple district results listed. The piece notes a National Geographic Society mention on belief in witches.
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Baltimore
Macstland
Eas
Jwwicht D. Eisen
Bowe
Arvin Stevenson
the Homines
Vinctnt Hallinan
Progressive Party
Stevenson
Hisenhower
The
National Geographic Society
War Hero Receives 30000 Gift for Medal of Honor Hero
A veterans fundraiser in San Bernardin Vo, California pledges $30000 to Army Lt Joseph Charles Rod tisee, Medal of Honor recipient, and his bride Rose Aranda 22. The couple plans a fall reception at a high school cafeteria before a Mexico honeymoon arranged by Spanish language navigators. A check for $44000 follows after interviews, with AVRO backing a “House for Chuck” program. Rod tisee, cited for valor in Korea, private first class, led a charge wiping out enemy gun positions, killing 1 Communist with grenades.
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San Bernarring
Valif
Ray
Leo Bernardino
Army
Joseph Charles
Chuck
Rod Tisee
Rose Aranda
Cohen
Fouthern
California
Navspaners
Mexico
Miguel Aleman
Citizens” Committee
Chuck" Camp Avro Will Swing Into Nigh Right After the Wording. Brudheguen
Nortonic Force Base
Tewis
Charaig Ap Om Hill
Funstown Church Names New Pastor
Rev. Raymond Bowden Rawdon Jr of Waynesboro Wisconsin is named pastor of Funstown Church. He will be installed Sunday November 14. He is married to a former Haperstown girl and is a graduate of Liberty Rhyne College North Carolina. He has served Southern churches since ordination.
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George S. Rawdon, Jr
Waynesboro
Haperstown
Charles Wannel
Sarthern Avene
North Caraling
Bowden
Bone
Lendiy Rhyne College
North Carolina
Morgue Attendants Accused Of Theft
In Baltimore two in city morgue attendants Warren Po Snvdth and Vincent P Brady, ages 21 and 34, face gateway charges after allegedly stealing 154 dollars from the van's dead-patient funders while transporting Theron Adams Sr to the morgue. Adams, a patient on leave from Fidawood Sanitarium, was found dead in bed at the Worris Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Warren Po Snvdth
Vincent P. Brady
Papagos Wins Big in Greece Parliamentary Vote
Marshall Alexander Papagos, leader of the Right, is pictured at Nanthia after a landslide victory over the Liberals and Progressives coalition. The triumph was likened by six observers to President-elect Eisenhower's win.
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Marshall Alexander Papagos
Rightf
Nanthia
Greece
Ayventor
Papagos
Rere
Elsenhowes
Army rest and recuperation leaves announced for II Korea veterans
Special dispatch details Corporal Howard P. Ridenour of the 28th Infantry Division in Japan on a five day R and R break after service in Korea. His family in Donala My Hynes and 23 Winter Street, officials note, while Private John C. Chappelear of the 2nd Infantry Division also enjoyed five days in Japan as part of the Army policy to rest troops in combat zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Howard P. Ridenour
H. P. Ridenour
Winter Street
Keres
Japan
Daily Mail
28Th Infantry
Ridenour
Aurea
2Nd Infantry
Korea
John C. Chappelear
Ter Trace
Hagerstown
2Nd Infantry Division
Chappelear
Racketeers Accardo And Scalleal Face Contempt Charges
Washington report states Tony Accardo once Capone’s Chicago rackets overlord and Jacob Scalleal of Hazleton Pa were cited by the Senate Crime Investigating Committee as racketeers for defying questions. Both indicted for refusing to answer questions as the contempt charges were dropped on a U S attorney motion citing self incrimination concerns and study of related court decisions.
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Washington O
Tony Accarna
al Capone
Bene Tady
Congress
Jacoph Scalleal
Hazleton
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Agoardo
Soulleat
Senate
Accardo
Chicago
Capone
Florida
U. S
William Hitz
James R. Kirkland
Eict
Three Seized In Big Scale Auto Parts Thefts
The FBI announced the arrest of three men in Baltimore York and Washington amid an alleged large auto parts theft ring. About 1000 worth of Jeep axles generators and fuel pumps were recovered from warehouses in Detroit and Baltimore as part of the case involving the Willys Ireland Company.
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Washington
Willys Iverland
FBI
Comen
Baltimore
York
Detrront
Toledo
Lovett Calls for Acceptable Raising Speed in Defense
In New York on November 20, Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett urged setting an acceptable pace for defense buildup. He criticized costly propaganda and noted the National Institute of Social Science honored him with a gold medal for distinguished service to humanity at its annual dinner.
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New York
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
National Insti Rute of
Social Sciencer
Chanukah Observed Worldwide With Candle Lighting Pageants
Chanukah begins Friday at sundown with services at Congregation B nai Abraham. The rabbi will speak on Challenge. The festival recalls the Maccabean victory over Antiochus, the rededication of the temple, and the menorah symbolizing dedication. It is celebrated with prayers, songs, plays, parties, and charitable giving.
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P.m
Antiochus
Jus Dea
Maccabian Famiy
Life Underwriters Meet Tomorrow
The Hagerstown Association of Life Underwriters will hold its monthly luncheon at the Terrace Restaurant tomorrow. William V. Courtney supervisor Washington Agency New England Mittal Life Insurance Co will address the group on the subject of Programming.
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Hagerstown Association of Tale Underwriters
Terrace
William V. Courtney
Washington
New England
Mittal Life Insurance Co
New Trial For Sleepy Soldier At Fort Meade
Army to begin a new trial for PFC Warren McConnelly near old soldier Iray Alloway in Korea. McConnell faced charges for dozing at his post on November 4, 1951, on a main line of resistance held by the Seventh Infantry Division. He was previously sentenced to ten years at hard labor, a dishonorable discharge, and forfeiture of pay. the sentence was set aside by the Army-Military Appeals in Washington. The case rests with Second Army Headquarters at Fort Meade.
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Fort Meade
Warren Mc Coney
Iray Allmway
N.od
Korea
Washington
Mac Connell
Seventh Infantry Division
Kore
Cnonell
Tk Nmg
Second Army
D. Bi. Mc Sandell Om Alloway
Execution date to be fixed for atomic spies
New York November 20 uP An execution date for Julie and Ethel Rogenbarg, convicted atomic spies, may be set tomorrow by Federal Judge Irving R Kaufman. S Atty Myles Lane said he will ask Kaufman to set the electricution date. The couple have been in Sing Sing death house since their conviction March 29, 1981, for relaying atomic secrets to Russia. The U S Supreme Court again rejected a review of the conviction.
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New York
Julie
Ethel Rogenbarg
Wdge
Irving R. Kaufman
S. Atty
Myles J. Lane
Kaufman
Sing, Sing
Death House
Russia
U. S. Supreme Court
Slayer Facing Death Sentence for Babysitter Murder
In Santa Ana California Billy Rupp Jr 18 was sentenced to death for the murder of 15 year old Ruby Ann Payne. The jury deliberated 22 minutes before rejecting an insanity plea in the sex slaying while Payne watched Perry Dyers children.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Billy Rupp
Rupp
Yarha Ginda
Ruby Ann Payne
Payne
Perry Dyer
Hig
Paw Paw Apple Grower Testifies On Price Fixing Hearing
Henry W. Matter of Paw Paw West Virginia testified at a federal trade commission hearing on alleged price fixing in the Appalachian apple industry. Five processing firms including National Fruit of Winchester and Appalachian Apple Service faced charges of unfair competition and diverting shipments to dodge price breaks. The witness described meetings of a group called The Foit Growers for Connection and denied knowledge of any set prices or payments resulting from such meetings.
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Washington
Henry W. Matter
Paw Paw
Wo Va
Apple Brawer
Trade Commission
Appalachian Apple
Miller
Appalachian Apple Service
Martinshure
W.va
Carroll R. Miller
Appalachian
Corral Miller
Hager
Tion
Virginia
National Fruit Product Cn
Pennsylvania
National Fruit of
Winchester
C, Hl
Musselman Co
Bixgtersuite
Dar Koouse Fonds Cooperative, Inc
Peach Glen
Bowman Apple Troducts Co Inc
Mount Jackson
Stenandeate Valley Apple Cider 4 Vinegar Corp
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
A concise guide explains practical steps to improve denture stability. It notes careful fitting, denture hygiene, and routine adjustments with a dental professional to prevent slipping and irritation. The article emphasizes avoiding risky DIY fixes and seeking expert advice for lasting comfort.
Maybanks Opposes Adlai Stevenson as Party Chief
Senator Maybank says he does not recognize Adlai Stevenson as temporary head of the Democratic Party and backs Senator Richard Russell to steer the party for four years. He envisions Russell and other leaders as caretakers until the next presidential election.
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Washington
Richard Russell
Georgia
Senate
South Carolina
Burner Maybank
Miybank
Adlai Stevenson
Maxbank
Russell
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