Seven properties offered at Frederick County tax sale
Frederick County held its annual tax sale with only seven properties offered at the court house. Purchasers pay taxes and costs with redemption possible and foreclosures within two years. Properties were mainly in New Market and Woodville districts, with no Brunswick offerings this year.
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Frederick County
Court House
Glenn Trout
New Market District
Petersville
Woodville
Brunswick
James H. Falk
Augustus Tyerrar
New Market
Grayson L
Catherine L. DeGrange
Cecelia
Engle
Samuel Fleming
Harry E. Henderson
Harvey A. Harrington
D. E. Morgan
William A. Wheeler
Brunswick Industrial Company
Leonidas W. Bartlett
Archie Dotson
Sterling Roberts
Mr. Falk
Amos A. Holker
Frederick City
Major Changes In Precincts In Frederick City Areas
Residents in precincts 5 and 5 A and 2 and 2 A will register April 27 for the May 3 Democratic primary. Precinct 5 and 5 A move from West Church Street to Peoples Court in the courthouse. 2 and 2 A move from West Patrick Street to the Independent Hose Company. Later notices will detail additional changes. JAPAN MINES WASH ASHORE Coast guards warn public to stay clear as five Japanese mines wash ashore along Oregon and Washington coasts.
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Frederick City
Independent Hose
Astoria
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Coast Guard
Local Maryland Weather Forecast Highlights
Local forecasts from the Associated Press note Frederick and Carroll counties expect partly cloudy skies with highs near 70 today and cooler, with light rain tonight. Washington Allegany and Garrett counties face mostly cloudy, cooler conditions with possible rain this afternoon through Tuesday. highs in the 60s and lows 45 to 50, with moderate winds.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Garett
Situation in Bogota After Riots Still Critical
Bogota Colombia April 12 reports say the capital remains in a critical state after revolutionary riots that killed 300 people and damaged many buildings. Food shortages persist as supplies must be imported, while transport is snarled. Army patrols are enforcing order and rescue squads collect corpses amid rubble as a foul odor lingers.
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Bogota
Colombia
New York
Republicans in Nebraska Vote Tuesday Amid National Campaigns
Nebraska Republicans prepare to vote Tuesday as national campaign developments unfold. Highlights include southern Democratic chairmen debating civil rights, a GOP poll placing Dewey atop potential nominees, a Wallace move toward Philadelphia and a Missouri Progressive push, and a mix of local deeds and notable deaths.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Des Moines
Truman
House Republicans
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Arthur Vandenberg
Douglas MacArthur
Joseph W. Martin
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Dwight D. Eisen- Rower
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Earl Warren
California
Busbey
House
Eisenhower
Vandenberg
Martin
Alber Barkley
William ©. Douglas
James A. Farley
Taft
Henry A. Wallace
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wallace
Mr. Truman
Missouri
Americans For Democratic Action
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Douglas
ADA
Wood To Die For Murder Of Policeman
Wood, 24, a Whitehall bricklayer, was sentenced to death for the February 12 murder of Patrolman Joseph D. Benedict in Baltimore. The case, tried in Maryland Criminal Court, now goes to the Maryland Court of Appeals with governor review and no execution date set.
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Baltimore
Governor Lane
Maryland Court of Appeals
Wood
Werden Charles ‘Price
Benedict
Conference To Continue In Bogota Or Elsewhere
Washington reports officials say the Inter-American conference will be continued in Bogota or another location after the disruption caused by the Colombian uprising. President Truman is kept fully informed through staff, with Secretary Marshall attending and Lovett coordinating updates.
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Washington
Bogota
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Ai. Truman
Stete Marshall
Ross
Lovett
Two Ohio Firms Seek Jail Cell Block Contracts
Two Ohio firms have shown interest in supplying steel cell block fixtures for the county jail. Van Dorm Iron Works of Cleveland will send a salesman to inspect the facility for plans and pricing, while Stewart Iron Works of Cincinnati asked for plans and a copy of specifications. No firm has been awarded a bid or final design, and existing jail plans may be shared with the Cincinnati company. Directors of a local bank were re-elected for the coming year, including James E. Doll and James H. Cramer. A log dwelling and 14.67 acres near Pleasant Walk sold at public sale for 305 dollars to Mr and Mrs Ross Warrenfeltz. Sherman P. Bowers was trustee and M. O. Gladhill the auctioneer.
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Ohio
van Dorm Iron Works Company
Cleveland
Stewart Iron Works Company
Cincinnati
Mooming
James E. Doll
James H. Cramer
Charles W. Lough
G. Hunter Bowers
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Holden S
Roger R. Rice
F. Ross
Clyde E. Thomas
Warrenfeltz
Pleasant Walk
Ross Warrenfeltz
Noah J. Betts
Sherman P. Bowers
M. O. Gladhill
Goldsborough
Union
Hopkins
Lewis
International Union
Mentzer Loses Case Before Judge Manley
Baltimore April 12 Judge Michael J Manley remanded Theodore Mentzer to the House of Correction for a five year assault term and dismissed a habeas corpus petition Mentzer filed He had been sentenced March 4 by Judges Charles Woodward and Patrick Schnauffer in Frederick County and alleged constitutional rights violations The judge found no substantial impropriety in the proceedings
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Baltimore
Michael J. Manley
Theodore Mentzer
House of Correction
Mentzer
Charles Woodward
Patrick Schnauffer
Frederick County
Menizer
Manley
Three Powers To Unify West Germany Area
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France will proceed with plans to economically unify Western Germany and may form a separate political regime. A London three power meeting is planned to decide Germanys future amid Soviet Western tensions as European leaders weigh the Italian election and Bogota crisis implications. St Edward P Thomas attended the Gridiron Club spring dinner at the Statler Hotel in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Germany
London
Soviet Union
West
Europe
Bogota
Russia
Berlin
St. Edward
Colombia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Russia
Colombia breaks with Soviet Russia after the arrest of two Russian agents tied to a Communist insurrection that wrecked Bogota. The government, under martial law, recalls diplomats, reports 15 foreign agents found, and says Inter-American Conference will resume to confront communism.
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Bogota
Russia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
U. S. State Department
Santa Barbara
Coalition
Ed Press
Bunting Addresses Rotary Conference in Bedford
Earl Bunting chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers spoke at a Rotary International district conference luncheon in Bedford Pennsylvania. He urged common sense in economic problems as a key to freedom armament while discussing Russia and European recovery measures.
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Bedford
Earl Bunting
Winchester
National Association of Manufacturers
Bunting
Cumberland
Rotary International
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
County Mac Drive For Overseas Aid Set For May Day
County churches and the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor a May 1 drive for relief materials for overseas needy. Rev Paul W Hinsei chairs. city and county ministers assist. 18 sectional chairmen organize distribution. Acceptable items include clothing bedding books toys school supplies tools soap and more for shipment via Church World Service to afflicted regions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Aso
Paul W. Hinsei
Frederick
Count Ministerium
Willam H. Tyervar
William B. Bennett, Jr
Coun
Ther
Senator Tydings Returns to Capitol After Illness
Senator Tydings of Maryland plans to return to the Capitol after weeks away with pneumonia. His office says he will appear briefly on the Senate floor and then rest at Bethesda Hospital after a relapse on March 18, with a full schedule not expected for several days.
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Washington
Tydings
Instructions Left To Care For His Dogs
The will of George A. Pearre Jr., a Comus attorney and former Frederick resident, directs that any dogs he owns at death should not be sold but placed with friends who will care for them. The estate, valued around 110000, largely benefits Dickinson College. He also provides funds for monuments, graves, and cemetery upkeep, noting fault lines with his sisters and brother.
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George A. Pearre, Jr
Comus
Frederick
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Dickinson College
Pearre
George E
Soviets In Germany Add To Strength
Berlin reports say Soviet forces in Germany have increased, mainly with secret police units, amid border tightening and travel restrictions by the Russians. A U S source notes not mass buildup but noticeable growth, including new civilian personnel and some troop units, with Mongolian troops reported in Leipzig. A Berlin newspaper confirms repatriation of women and children to the USSR for economic reasons. Edge toward recovery noted in U S stock markets as leaders stumble.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
MVD
Zor
Socialist Press
Leipzi
Ussr
Pension accord prompts miners to return. Lewis faces contempt trial
John L. Lewis won a pension plan for miners as a settlement edge but must answer contempt charges for allegedly ignoring an April 3 court order. Judge Goldsborough set a Wednesday 10 a.m. trial, with the government pressing the contempt case even after talks yielded a pension deal for 20 years service with pensions at 62.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Weily K. Iopkins
Goldsboropeh
United Mine Workers
Bridges
Sensator Bridges
R-Nh
Ezra van Horn
Lew
Goldsborough
Golds
Pittsburgh
William J. Hynes
UMW
Uniontown
Hynes
Justice Department
Matthew F. McGuire
van Horn
K C. Adams
Welly K. Hopkins
United Mine Workers Counsel
H. Graham Morison
Hopkins
Martin
Union
Morison
Communist Strike in Italy Falls Short of Paralysis
A one hour general strike called in Italy by Communist led CGIL aimed to halt national activity but initial reports say it failed to achieve widespread disruption. The protest opposed the slaving of 35 Sicilian labor leaders over the past two years. In a separate matter, the Goodsells’ suit seeking an injunction and receiver over 155 Baltimore and Ohio Avenue was dismissed as they transfer their interest. President Truman nominated Herschel V. Johnson as ambassador to Brazil.
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Rome
Italy
General Confederation of Labor
Cgi
SUTF
William H. Goodsell
Frederick Junction
Jennie H. Baker
Old Braddock
Goodsels
W Jerome Offutt
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
Goodsells
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Yewsepa Pert
Rthlye
Nebraska
Ada Deserts Truman
Raymond L. Bennett
Millard Burdene
Leon G. Poole
Millton
Buckeystown
Charles W. Harris
A. F. Woods
Hyattsville
Albert Fred Woods
University of Maryland
State Department
Whitehall
West Germany
Red
Rotary
Mater
New Windsor
Church World Service
Senator Tydings
Capitol
G. A. Pearre, Jr
President
Herschel V. Johnson
Newepa
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