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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1948

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8

British Russian clash near Berlin kills fourteen aboard transport

The Soviet Yak fighter reportedly rammed a British transport over Berlin killing fourteen people including two Americans and the Soviet pilot. Britain suspended protection orders for transits to Berlin pending a joint inquiry and Sokolovsky pledged access to bodies and baggage.

Berlin Royal Air Force RAF Lueback United States Offi Britishatowich Sovier Vassily Sokolov Brain Robertson Germany Robertson Sokolosky Sokolovsky London Gatow

Rodeo Collects Six Lawsuits In Baltimore

A promoter billed as the world’s greatest rodeo in Baltimore faces six lawsuits in recent days. Plaintiffs include Miller Press claiming over 820,000 for printing, North Jersey Radio Inc seeking 434, Morton Outdoor Advertising 650, International Ticket Company 680 for admission tickets. Promoter Larry Sunbreck named as defendant in one suit. Proceedings stem from events at the Fifth Regiment Armory during the show run.

Baltimore Rodeo. Inc Fifth Regiment Armory Larry Sunbreck Miller Prc Newark N Newark North Jersey Radio, Inc Morton Outdoor Advertising Company Bill International Ticket Company N. J Fifth Regiment

ERP Starts Functioning Under Truman Plan Across Europe

President Truman ordered the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to advance 1.205 billion dollars, enabling a 6.096 billion ERP rollout to 315 European nations plus Turkey and China. A carrier task force heads to Norway later this month as Western Europe supplies are prepared for shipment.

Washington Truman Reconstruction Finance Corporation U. S RFC Congress Greece Turkey China Trieste Italy Yugoslavia State Department Europe France Hese Roger Tubby Austria Britain Scandinavia Valley Forge Fresno Bergen Norway England

Sandy Point Airport For Naval Academy Push

Washington April 5. House Armed Services subcommittee voted unanimously to push quick House action on a proposed 12 million dollar airport at Sandy Point for the Annapolis Naval Academy. Chairman Bates will seek go ahead on bills to permit 500 million dollars in construction for the Army Navy and Air Force. Bates’ subcommittee and the full Armed Services Committee approved the bills last year. Rules Committee has refused to send them to the House floor for debate.

Washington BA House Armed Services House Sandy Point Annapolis Naval Academy Bates R-Mass Jeaders Army Navy Air Force Full Armed Services Committee

FDR Accused of Steering U S Into War Before Pearl Harbor

New Haven April 4 Franklin D Roosevelt’s foreign policy moves prior to Pearl Harbor allegedly committed the United States to action early and forced Japan into firing the first shot, says historian Charles A Beard. Beard cites his Yale Press book and Congressional hearings to argue Roosevelt sought war with Hitler’s regime using secret and unilateral measures.

New Haven Conn Franklin D. Roosevelt America Pearl Harbor United States Japan Charles A. Beard Beard Yale Press Roosevelt Handlin

Paraguay Moves to Outlaw Communism at Pan American Talk

Paraguay urged American republics to ban Communism citing a 1947 Moriniga government revolt. Foreign Minister Cesar Vasconellos framed Communists as foreign-influenced, calling Moriniga's civil war a democracy trial. He argued for declaring any political group based on criminal philosophy unlawful. Also reported: two cars damaged in Route 40 collision near West Friendship. no injuries.

Bogota Colombia Paraguay Cesar Vasconellos Higinio Moriniga Vasconellos Moriniga Vasconellis West Friendship James S Poteet Clarence S. Landskroener Centerville Wilbur Dyson Hawkins Sykesville

Middletown Voters Name Stine Burgess and Commissioners

Middletown voters turnout heavy to elect Floyd E. Stine as Burgess and reelect Gladhill and Routzehn as commissioners. Haupt Main Bussard lead a ticket aided by petition. Beachley and others trailed. General re-registration plan announced withfire hall sessions for voters to update and add names.

Middletown Floyd E. Stine Burgess Ray €. Gladhill Robert J. Routzehn Henry Hauot Floyd C. Main Roy L. Bussare Gladhill Baim Stine Burer Beachley Declin Walkershilre Mondenight John H. Stauffer, Jr William D. Powell Nicodemus George L Ceblenrz Middletov Frederick Insurance Broker Gladhill Way H. Jen Hoffman Glenn Bridle E Robert Bowlus William Locke Main Bussard Austin L Emmitsburg

Voters to Decide May 3 Election Rules Shift

Officials say many registered residents are dead or moved and three dates determine eligibility. Candidates must file before election day. Reporters from Columbus missed court. bonds forfeited after Klan meeting incident. Three Koppers workers testified Kreitman struck one, fined $100 for assault.

Manchester Columbus Jim Bellows Carlton Johnson Joe Talbot Shiloh Wgekers Baltimore Koppers Company Albert C. Kreitman Kreitman

United States Considers Foreign Troops for Palestine

New York April 5 United States suggested foreign troops could be assigned to Palestine under a United Nations temporary trusteeship to maintain order. U S Chief Delegate Warren Austin did not commit Washington to participate or specify which nations would send soldiers. He said only that such states as would be specified would agree to keep the peace. The Free Territory of Trieste is one quarter the size of Rhode Island.

New York United States Palestine United Nations U. S Warren 38 Austin Holy Land Trieste Rhode Island

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