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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1947

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2

Roosevelt Says Russian Dictatorship Less Dangerous, Pope Letter Revealed

Washington April 16 President Roosevelt reportedly wrote Pope Pius XI on September 3 1941 that Russia’s dictatorship was less dangerous to humanity than Hitler’s. the new book War time Correspondence Between President Roosevelt and Pope Pius X outlines the exchange and U S rearming ahead of plans to attack Russia. It notes Moscow was informed promptly and discusses religious freedom amid anti atheist Communist policy.

Washington Roosevelt Pius XI Russia Mizvler United States Hitler Moscow Mac Willan Company Pus X Myron C. Tax Prestal Germany Cou

Barn Fire Destroys Farm at Covers Corner

Westminster Fire Department responded to a Mond alarm at Harry Farrer’s farm near Covers Corner. The bank barn burned rapidly upon arrival and suffered total loss of barn, with some machinery and feed destroyed while the family at home discovered the blaze.

Westminster Fire Department Mond Harry Farrer Covers Corner

Complicated Auto Case Is Cleared

Police charged Paul D. Snook with three counts over misuse of license tags. The hearing before Magistrate Edward J. Smith could occur Wednesday with two other suspected violators under investigation. Snook claimed the mortgaged car tagged for legal parking March 19 was sold for 35 dollars to a junkman. The tags tied to Paul A. Albaugh dating April 1934 were linked through Albaugh's father and Reno Linton. The evidence included a 1346 tag in question.

Wits Paul D. Snook Thurmee Edward J. Smith Offcers Snook Wi Mere Paul A Albaugh Sergt Bear Phobus Albdaugh Reno Linton

Local Docket Highlights Fines and Not Guilty Rulings

Howard A. Porter faces multiple fines for license and tag violations with costs. Lewis Staley Schultz pleads guilty to drunken driving on April 7 with a $100 fine plus costs. Roy Summerour is found not guilty. Samuel G. Layer forfeits $6.45 collateral on reckless driving charges tied to a West All Saints collision. Albert Weedon faces unspecified charge costs.

Howard A. Porter Snook Lewis Staley Schultz Rt 5 Rocky Springs Girhy Dranke Roy Summerour Rockvile Samuel G. Layer Adamstown West All Saints Albert Weedon Doubs

Brush fire cases and penalties highlight Burkittsville report

Deputy Glen D. Butts arrested a man for disturbing the peace in Burkittsville early Sunday. Joseph B. Hardman was fined $10 in trial magistrate court for burning brush within 200 feet of woodland and starting the fire before 4 p.m. Brook Bodkin notes the offense violated the law. Mayor T. S. Post offers a $100 reward for information leading to convictions for brush set incidents within city limits last Sunday.

Burkittsville Glen D. Butts Cumberland Joseph B. Hardman Brook Bodkin Hardman T. S. Post

Prison sentence for man who shot Samuel Fried in Baltimore

In Baltimore on April 10 a man who shot and crippled Samuel Fried, a 38 year old tailor, was sentenced to 22 years in the penitentiary. Judge Joseph Sherbow called the sentence too lenient. Fried was shot last August while trying to arrest the assailant. Willie James Hines, 24, received 10 years on each of two assault charges and two more years for carrying a deadly weapon. All sentences were maximum.

Battimore Samuel Fried Joseph Sherbow Fried Humphries Willie James Hines

Fire Damages Building As Windows Shatter Under Blaze

Records were badly damaged by fire and water. Flames communicated to the wall of the building, and at least two windows were broken before firemen with booster streams got to the blaze.

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