Survivor of Shooting Near Death Survives Gun Attack
A night shooting in Bruns town left one robber dead and another wounded as a watchman Hawes faced armed intruders at close range. Police investigate possible links to other robberies including the Elks Club break in. the victim’s funeral details released for his mother, father, and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredmorn
George
Hawes
Welrust
Ramey
Bruns
C. H. Feete and Son
Elks Club
Forest Fire Lookouts Open Amid Rising Winds
Three forest fire lookout towers opened today as blazes burned near Toms, with winds high and many areas at least partially threatened. An estimated acre burned near Tow Lamas Kroll, while Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged Senate approval of military and financial aid to Greece to prevent threats to peace and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms
Vandenberg
Agion i
R-Mich
Senate
Greece
Phones Here Stay Silent Second Day
A skeleton crew of eight at local exchanges keeps phones largely idle for a second day. Cabs seek callers who cannot reach them by phone as most offices report quiet lines and few emergencies. Some lines, including doctors and police, see limited connections while manual service persists in one town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Frederick
Seribers
Ats
Q City
Countian
Patrick Street
Bath Friends
James E. Bartgis
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
A.B. Haneke
New York
A. Washington
Hanexe
England
Indiana
Montana
Theft leads to correction in April farm report
A garbled note cites a theft worth multiple dollars connected to George H. on April 23. The fragment references a correction by P. Bowers and mentions a farm context, with unclear totals and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bowers
George H
Flee Hotel Fire and Chinese Base Reports
A Philadelphia incident describes a 150 fleeing from a Covington hotel fire at 38 South 37th Street. Separately Chinese Communist leaders were believed to be erecting a new base in Shansi province as troops fled fallen bases in Shensi.
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Philadelphi
Gue
S. 7
Covington Hotel
South 37Th Street
Nanking
North China
Shansi
Shensi
May Settle Long Distance Strike Today
Washington reports Federal Conciliator P. G. Mannore hopeful that a nationwide strike involving the American Telephone and Telegraph Company's long lines division may end today. The two day stoppage has hit the industry hard and affects about 294000 telephone workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P. G. Mannore
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Manno Old
Cress-Coun
Telerhione
Russia Seen Breaking Up Peace Talks
Western officials warned that the four power council could collapse over German issues if Soviet demands and Molotov’s plebiscite proposal fail to bridge gaps. American sources said Moscow uses council sessions to push Soviet views and sway Germans, potentially derailing current German talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Sovier VM. Molotov
Germany
Dlay
Council ‘of Foreign Ministers
Insimerican
Truman Greek Turkey aid sparks debate on world power role
The Nation argues Congress will approve 400 million dollars to Greece and Turkey to stop communism, while weighing the U N role and Monroe Doctrine expansion. Critics question sovereignty and long term costs as the U S asserts leadership beyond Europe.
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America
Senate
James Marlow
Washington
Greece
Turkey
Congress
Russia
Turer
Argentina
Europe
United Nations
Truman
U. N
Reece
Ikely
Ropean
Middle Atlantic States
Extended Forecast Indicates War Bond Holding in 1946
Washington reports Americans keep war bond savings this year, contrasting with earlier cashing in. Temperature trends show slightly above normal with warmer days midweek, rain expected Wednesday night and again Saturday night, with a milder finish to the week.
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Washington
Ile
Calder
Garage Blaze Destroys Straw Bales At Paul Culler Property
A spark from a brush fire destroyed a garage and about 20 bales of straw on Paul Culler’s Jefferson property around 3 PM. The Independents and Middle Town Volunteer Fire Company prevented spread to an adjoining stable with booster streams. Nearby sheds were at risk if the blaze reached the stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Culler
Jefferson
Independents and
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Special tax filing help across seven Maryland sites
Special assistance for state income tax filers will be offered Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at seven locations across the state including Annapolis, Dundalk, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frederick, and Salisbury courthouses and the Pythian Building. Tax payments can be handled during the session.
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Annapolis
April
N .P
Pythian Building
Dundalk
Shipping Place
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Salisbury Court Houses
Daylight Time Issue Set For Thursday Night
Meror Lford C Culler announced today that a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen would be at seven thirty in the evening. Members of the Aldermen were notified of the meeting by the police. Bible classes to meet at the 16th annual convention of the state federation. Harold Day, Baltimore, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meror Lford C
Culler
and State Federation of Oneficers
Harold Day
Baltimore
Miners Return To Work As Union Lifts Slowdown
Washington April P J Lewis praised substantial coal output as miners resume work once each mine passes safety certification. In West Virginia about 15,000 of 100,000 miners returned, with 73 percent in the northern region on duty, while officials reported 800 miners near Bluefield. The government and Union leadership maneuvered over safety rulings and inspections amid a six day mourning period for Centralia victims.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
AFL
United Mine Workers
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
The
Coal Mines Administration
Fairmont
Bluefield
Pucahon Association
United Mine Workers District 17
April &P
N. H. Collisson
Bureau of Mines
UMW
Centralia
CMA
Nine On Bus Lose Lives in Seattle Collision
A North Coast Lines bus plunged into a ditch along the Pacific highway near Seattle after colliding with an oil tanker last night. Nine passengers died, with twelve others and the driver Melvin D. Long of 22 receiving critical injuries as rescuers worked at the scene.
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Seattle
North Coast Lines
Pacifi Highwa
Melvin D. Long
Nesses
Gal
Ching
Federation Of P. O. Clerks Meets In June
The Federation of Postal Clerks holds a June meeting to discuss leadership and finances. Re-elected officers include J. Dent, FW, L Certy, treasurer, and secretary Mr. Mathias. The Bradd association coordinates brickwork arrangements and stockhole matters during the session.
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Federation of P. O. Clerks
Dent
Mathias
Henry Ford Dies At 83 After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Industrial giant Henry Ford, 83, died at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Dr. John Mateer of Henry Ford Hospital attended after a noon rest and awakening with symptoms. Funeral arrangements were set with services at the Episcopal cathedral and Ford's estate placed in state until burial. Surviving relatives include wife Clara Bryant Ford and Edsel Ford family members.
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Ford
Fed Indus
Clare Bryant Ford
Elis P.m
Ford Water
Conte
Res Dence
Sumer
John Mateer
Henry Ford Hospital
Episcopal Cathedral
Mfoan Ir
Abo Sapial Nves
Mogama
amCat
Belensed
Parry
Eohiss Wales
Poland
Uni
Charles A. Lindbergh
Willow Run
Mrs. Ford
Selden
George B. Selden
W York
Automobile Industr
Clara Bryant Ford
Tme
Famas
Edsel B
Eleanor) Ford
Henry IL. Benson
William
Josephine Ford
Edsel Ford
Doin May
Clothing Drive Set for City and County on April 26
Local organizers announce a coordinated clothing collection day for both city and county residents on April 26. The effort aims to gather wearable garments for those in need, with volunteers coordinating pickup and drop-off sites across communities.
318000 State Phones Useless April Battle
Large-scale forest fire fight in southern Maryland prompts emergency phone test. Firefighters and volunteers report calls delivered with little trouble as scattered pickets slow parades and turnout. State police monitor isolated communities while exchange lines face outages and the public relies on emergency services.
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Himore
Compan Ang Super Hom
Balimore
Maryland
Special Cabinet Meet On Price Rise In Washington
Dr Edwin G Nourse chairman of the Presidents Economic Advisory Council warned that the price situation is serious He said he was frankly worried about the inability to lower prices and mounting pressures The cabinet was called for tomorrow with Secretary Kes G Rust noting Nourse would report on the price situation The Economic Council has been reviewing the Horice price rise and met with President Truman for a preliminary discussion as industry profit hopes were voiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ed-win G. Nourse
President
Economic Advisory Council
White House
Truman
Nourse
uPi
Kes G. Rust
Edwin G. Nourse
Ory Council
Union
Economic Council
Rising
Resigns As District Judge In Portland
Portland born John Hunt Hendrickson, a Multnomah county district judge with twenty years on the bench, resigns due to health effective May 21 after a planned vacation. He will return to the bench until retirement. editorial praise notes his public service as lawyer, teacher, and judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Oregon
Multnomah County
HS Health
Hendrickson
Frederick
John D. Hend
A. Ames
Carroll H. Henddrickson
Henfore
Harvard Law School
Iail
Reed College
Univer of Oregon Extension
American Institute of Banking
Northwestern College of Law
Trinity Epalchur
Episcopal Diocese of Oregon
Trinity Ana
Sneil
Oreoni Hendrickiit
King of Denmark Reports Heart Attack Recovery
A Danish king aged 76 suffered a heart attack with breathing difficulties but has been ordered to rest and is described as recovering. A royal court source said the attack was severe and the monarch is expected to recuperate.
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Denmark
Moon
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Donald Weir
MJ Pwanpa Pet
U.S
Bradd Association of
Henry Ford
Oine Svorse
Paul W Wel
Fred Couren
Brethren
Ti Wo Andreas
Economic Advisory Council Abo
J. Hunt Hendrickson
Hhc
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