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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 05, 1948

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Krupp Group Cleared Of War Crimes Charges In Germany

In Nuernberg Germany Alfried Krupp von Bohlen undhalbach and 11 directors of the Krupp munitions combine were acquitted by a LA. 5. court on four counts of war crimes. The panel cleared all 12 charges of crimes against peace and conspiracy. They still face two charges of plunder deportation and slave labor abuse. Trial began December 6 with a four hour court session concluding today. Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor called the decision a disappointment.

Nuernberg Germany Alfried Krupp von H. C. Anderson Jackson, Tenn Telford Taylor

One Killed In Church Meeting Over Minister

In Steelton Pennsylvania yesterday a fatal shooting occurred at a Macedonian church hall during a meeting to select a new minister. The dead is 24 year old Kocke Atzeff of Steelton. seriously wounded is 30 year old Boris Miaff of Harrisburg. George Minoff of Steelton faces murder charges after firing two shots during the melee and surrendering to police.

Steelton Carl B. Shelley Shelley Kocke Atzeff Boris Miaff Harrisburg George Minoff Bulgaria Mino Minoff Siinoff Atzer Miaff

Unionville Homemakers Club Marks Twenty Fifth Anniversary

Members of the Unionville Homemakers Club celebrate their twenty fifth anniversary with dinner and a program in Unionville Community Hall. About 75 Homemakers and guests are expected. dignitaries from county groups will attend. decorations will feature white and gold and a 25 candle cake.

Unionville Homemakers Club Unionville David Pearre Stanley Sundergill Clifton Dudderer Sterling Grumbine J. H. Fowler Maggie Rumsport Hailie Pearre Lillian Nicodemus Roberta Bostian Leo Fontanella Stanley Bury Herman Koontz 3Ard Cantwell David Pearce Clifton Dudderar Luther Remsberg Jefferson Frederick County Nere

500 Trucks Line Up in Pa Protest Against Weight Limits

More than 500 big trailer trucks formed a 12 mile line along the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Carlisle to protest weight laws. Drivers report vehicles stopping overnight near the turnpike’s eastern end, swelling the convoy as they call for higher allowable loads up to 35 000 pounds.

Carlisle Pennsylvania Turnpike Pennsylvania Mark Holliday Somerset Holiday

Carrier Task Force To Visit Norway

The Navy announced a task force led by the 27 000 ton Essex class carrier Valley Forge the 6 000 ton anti aircraft cruiser Fresno and four destroyers will visit Bergen Norway from April 29 to May 2 after touring southern England April 18 to 26. The initiative aims to promote goodwill and strengthen friendly relations with Norway and other allied nations.

Washington Norway Navy Valley Forge Fresno Bergen Norw England

Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties

Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of a number of properties. Charles H Kehne sold to John G T Stiles a 302 acre farm on Route 40 between New Market and Mt Airy for about 23500. Effie Everhart sold to Edgar C Viris a 20% acre farm on the road from St Mark s church toward Broad Run for about 18000. C B Kehne sold to Robert C Kehne a 15th street house for about 10600. Luther R Hines sold to Major and Mrs Philip D Thayer about 2281 acres and improvements south of Briddletown known as Shady Grove Mills for about 3000. Charles P Staley sold to Ernest W Reeder properties at 539 41 South Market street for about 6500. Melvin KR Nusz sold to Arnold B Dove a 1 acre tract in New Market district for about 4000. John F Moats sold to Rush L Gaines and Georgia Read a tract of eight acres in Jackson district for about 3500.

Charles H. Kehne John G. T. Stiles Route 40 New Market Mt Airy Parti Woodsville Bis Effie Everhart Edgar C. Viris St. Mark's Church Broad Run Petersville C. B. Kehne Robert C. Kehne 15Th Street Luther R. Hines Phillips D. Thayer Briddletown Shady Grove Mills Charles P. Staley Ernest W. Reeder New Market District John F. Moats Rush L. Gaines Georgia Read South Acworth Nlel Jackson District

Bing Crosby Named Grand Marshal For Winchester Apple Blossom Parade

Winchester Virginia announces Bing Crosby will serve as grand marshal for the 22nd annual Apple Blossom Festival parade on April 29. State official Haz Byrd Jr notes Crosby accepted the invitation for the event. The notice also mentions bids due April 15 for road surface bituminous material across districts including Washington Anegyani and Garrett counties with a high bid of 199,992 gallons.

Winchester Haz F. Byrd, Jr Bing Crosby State Roads Commission Washington Aneganyi Garrett

Local Maryland Forecasts Warm Weekend Ahead

The Associated Press reports warm conditions across Montgomery Howard Ca Washington and Frederick counties with Sunday highs 65 to 75 and mild tonight lows around 50. Allegany and Garrett counties expect 75 to 80 today with tonight 55 to 60 and Tuesday cooler with scattered showers and southwest turning to west winds.

Associated Press Marrland Montgomery Howard Washington and Frederick Co i Allegany Garrett Counties

Police Strike Shocks Alexandria Amid Deadly Clashes

Egyptian troops clashed with striking police and civilians in Alexandria and Cairo with at least seven police killed in Alexandria. Tens of thousands protested as officers walked out demanding higher pay and better conditions. Armored units protected government buildings while mobs looted shops and set fires.

Alexandria Egypt Alexandr Cairo Alexan Harbor District Mohamed A Alexandri Royal Palace

Orioles Win Stadium Case Ruling on Stadium Lease

Judge E Paul Mason ruled the city has power to lease the Baltimore stadium to the Orioles and declined to halt stadium use or change parking rules. Neighbors who filed the injunctions claimed the ballpark’s operation created a nuisance and sought limits on loudspeakers and office use outside game times.

Balimore E. Paul Mason Baltimore Stadium Baltimore Oriole Orioles Mason

Maryland Republicans set May 20 convention details

Joseph Martin of the House was invited to give the principal address at the Maryland Republican state convention. G L Tait, state central committee chair, announced that selection of the presiding officer and kerneoter will be announced later. District caucuses are planned for June 21.

Baltimore Joseph Martin House of Representatives Maryland G L. Tait State Central Committee Gidate Aries

No Charges Filed In Pinball Cases

State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk conferred with Sheriff Guy Anders about eleven pinball machines rounded up by sheriff’s deputies. No charges yet. no arrests made. Possible grand jury investigation discussed, with recall of the February grand jury not yet ordered.

Edwin F. Nikirk Guy Anders Cor

British Plane Crashes After Russian Craft Intersects Path

A British European Airways transport with 14 aboard crashes in flames near Spandau Berlin after a collision with a Russian fighter craft during approach. Both aircraft and most passengers are reported killed. The incident occurred as the London bound flight from London neared landing.

Berlin Viking RAF Americ British European Airways London Americum

Pen Maker Flees China Shakedown

Tokyo April 5 Milton Reynolds the wealthy Chicagoan fled China to the United States at 847 p m after a dispute over his mountain exploration plan and alleged exit visa and customs issues. Chinese authorities sought his return but U S and Chinese positions on extradition remain unsettled. Reynolds said he left to escape a financial shakedown and fled Shanghai after paying guards.

Tokyo Milton Reynolds China United States MacArthur Reynolds Shanghai Far East Air Forces General U.S

Fined $1 After Automobile Accident

Mike Gliganic of near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania faced a minimum fine of 3s and costs after being found guilty of reckless driving in a Route 230 crash Sunday evening. Six cars were involved near Urbana with two damaged according to State Trooper Miyers. The defendant was represented by William M. Storm and a collateral forfeiture was handled by Howard S. Anthony of Rome New York.

Mike Gliganic Pittsburgh Manuel M. Weinberg Pepples Bei Urbana Richard A. Miyers William M. Storm Howard S. Anthony Rome N.Y Miers i

Mrs Rockefeller Jr Dies Of Heart Attack In New York

Mrs Rockefeller formerly Add Green Aldrich daughter of Senator Nelson Aldrich of Rhode Island died today at her home in New York from a heart attack. She married the head of the Rockefeller family and was connected to the Winthrop Bank lineage.

New York John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Adds Green Aldrich J. 5 Nelson W. Aldrich Rhode Island Nelson Ter Winthrop Bankes John D. Winthrop

Hearing Friday Set in Brunswick Non-support Case

John W. Stewart of Brunswick appeals a $100 fine from a magistrate's court for non-support. The Circuit Court hearing Friday reviews the fine, to be paid to Stewart's wife for their children's support.

John W. Stewart Brunswick Stewart

Quick Start For ERP Hope In Capital

Western Europe nears a six billion foreign aid program with five nations Italy France Austria the Netherlands and Greece slated for initial shipments of food fuel and possibly industrial supplies. A debate rages over which agency should oversee the program while the State Department weighs military aid options and a potential Western defense alliance with Belgium's Spaak.

Istration Western Europe Hay Truman State Department Reconstruction Finance Corporation Export-Import Bank Italy France Austria Netherlands Greece Raly Paul-Henri Spaak

Local School Bus Fleet Is Above Average

Frederick County operates 80 school buses, a figure well above average per three yearly inspections. Superintendent Eu gene W Pruitt cites extensive repairs and new purchases as factors. 13 buses have been replaced since 1945 and several drivers plan to order new vehicles. A special fist aid check was conducted by Employer's Liability Assurance Corp and Board official Warren R Evans.

Frederick County Eugene W. Pruitt Liability Assurance Corporation Warren R. Evans Board of Education Mrr. Evans Ail Buss Vic Adequa Ixpe St of County

Strong Spots Show TV in New York Market Day

New York stock market quotes show mixed results as investors react to a volatile trading session on April 4 1947 with many readers feeling cautious about gains and losses reflected in program listings and market commentary.

New York

Miners Resist Court Order in West Virginia Walkout

United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis ignored a Federal Court directive to end a 22 day mine walkout. Pickets clashed with nonunion workers at Barbour County tipples, with electric lines and other equipment destroyed. State police and county officials moved to maintain order as miners across West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and nearby states remained idle.

Washington John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Matthew FL McGuire Louis Charleston W. Va West Virginia C. E. Compton Grafton Coal Company Bear Mountain Barbour Coun Compton Barbour County J. N. Forman H. Dansell Philippi Forman Clarksburg Hi A. m Kanwha Coal Operators Association Morgantown Cumberland Maryland Lewis Pennsylvania Pittsburgh West

Wisconsin Primaries and National GOP Delegates

Wisconsin primaries set for Tuesday featuring Douglas Harold Fiesola and Thomas E Dewar seeking GOP delegates to the national convention. Campaign speeches aim to sway voters with a strong stance on Moscow policy and national unity. Indications suggest Nebraska’s April 13 primary may mirror this campaign pattern and tie to pledged delegates. A separate item from Washington reports a 22 year old man arrested after two holdups as victims restrained him until police arrived.

Douglas Harold Fiesola Gover Thomas E Dewer Moscow Nebraska Washington

Italy votes April 18 to form a new parliamentary government

The Nation Today outlines Italy's April 18 election to choose a parliament that will pick a president and premier. It explains the two-house structure, the need for a confidence vote, and the possible outcomes if Communists gain or fail to gain a majority. It notes the President acts as a figurehead while the Premier leads the government and party coalitions determine cabinet support.

Washington ABC Ftal Muinsoh Haly Mussolini Assembly Senate Chamber of Deputies Interior Prem Italy

B and O R R To Lay Off 8500 Men Tuesday

Baltimore news reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will lay off 8,500 workers tomorrow due to ongoing coal mine shuttle issues. The furlough follows earlier cutbacks after the March 15 walkout, with most workers from shops, train and yard service, and maintenance crews affected.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Western powers accept four power Berlin talks proposal

British deputy governor Brownjohn accepts Russia invitation for bilateral talks and suggests four nation discussions on Berlin railway controls. US and French signaled similar offers as freight trains resume passage through the Soviet zone while passenger service remains suspended.

Berlin Tau N. C. D. Brownjohn U. S Brownjohn Allied Control Council Brian Robertson Germany Marienborn Hamburg

More Marines Held By Reds

Shanghai April 5 Four U S Marines likely fell into Communist hands after an emergency plane crash in Communist territory. An observation crew saw four marines leave the wreck and be captured near Hungshigai west of Tsingtao. One marine died of gun wounds earlier. other details withheld.

Shanghai U. S Hungshigai Tsingtao Wames

Dried eggs in sight editorial in Daily Worker

The Communist Daily Worker published an editorial on April 5 praising the imminent European relief program. The piece, titled Dried eggs in sight, critiques shortages and highlights hoped for aid, reflecting wartime relief debates.

London The Communist Daily Worker

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Krupp Tnion Mfg Union Manufacturing Company Jesse B. Anders Holmes D. Baker Charles McC. Mathias W. Clinton McSherry R. Panui Smith Thomas L. Zimmerman William D. Zimmerman H. D. Baker J. B. Anders Richard L. Hall G. William Stultz Repa Pers Hive Martin Spandau International Prion Spandau Rockefeller, Jr R Paul Buhrman Lord Cobieniz Reager William W .v George S. Eyster Ross Charles H. Wilson Frederick Motor Company Tipple Wisconsin By James Marlow B. and Reds Brick Works Frederick Bii Works J. Walker Carty Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr Robert E. Baumgardner Ramsburg Baumgardner W. L. Carty Charles Biec Mathias Lewis J. Martz Theo Robert Crutcher Ralph A. Leluan Chicago John N. Kanuf Fourth Street SIG Costs Rover Shook, Twemey Boone Srchivve
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