Housing survey begins to map Frederick veteran needs
The Frederick area launches a housing shortage survey aimed at shaping a legislative program for new veteran housing. Some 4175 veterans will receive forms mailed by the Maryland Veterans Housing Commission with details requested on address, income, ownership, tenancy, and housing needs. Local officials and volunteers assist, with calls to VFW or American Legion posts for form access and mailing options.
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Frederick Cour
Frederick
J. P. Wratt
Aryland Veterans Housing Comission
G. Ernest Lipps
Maryland Terans Commission Representa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Merican Legion Home
Frederick Y
Maryland Vetans Commission
Winester Hall
Lipps
Rmit
Maryad Veterans Housing Commission
Dies of Lockjaw In Union Bridge Area
Leon Edward Weitzel Jr aged seven dies Monday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a dagger infection attributed to a splinter wound. He was born March 5 1942 died near Union Bridge. Survived by parents sister Arnold Eugene and paternal grandparents. Funeral Wednesday at Union Bridge Methodist Church Rev Donald McIntosh officiating. D. D. Harizler and Seneral directors.
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Leon Edward Weitzel, Jr
Rand
Leon Wetzel
Iion Bridge
Frederick Memorial
Roll County
Ary Louise
Amnald Eugene
Air
Elmer Weitzel
Union Ridge
Ion Bridge
Union Bridge Methodist Arch
Donald McIntosh
Rileyoper
Union Idge
D. D. Harizler
Sen
Hardy Hearing Before School Board Tomorrow
Frederick county Board of Education will hold a hearing tomorrow on charges filed by Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt against Middletown High School teacher Joseph Hardy. Hardy filed an equity action seeking to block suspension, but no date change has been made and the board will respond to the latest court action soon.
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Frederick County
Sir. Hardy
Employers must bargain on pension plans under Taft Hartley
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that employers must bargain with employees on pension plans as part of wages and employment conditions. In Inland Steel Company case the board found a violation of Taft Hartley and Wagner acts and ordered bargaining with CIO Steelworkers locals within 30 days after unions meet Taft Hartley registration and oath requirements.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Inland Steel Company
CIO Steelworkers
Ruxton Residents Protest Baltimore York Road Route
Nearly 606 residents from Ruxton Riderwood Lutherville and nearby areas gathered at the Church of the Good Shepherd to oppose a new Baltimore to York Pa road. John McFall of the Baltimore County Planning Commission denounced the proposal saying it would irrevocably change the residential community.
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Ruxton
Baltimore County
New Road
Baltimore
York
Riderwood
Lutherville
Church of the Good Shepherd
John McFall
Baltimore County Planning Commission
State Roads Commission
Wife Arrested On Husband S Complaint In Pennsylvania
Meriam Lingenfelter of Meyersdale Pennsylvania was arrested after a complaint by her husband Howard Lingenfelter charging desertion and neglect of a minor child. State Police said she refused extradition and a 500 dollar bond was sought. The warrant, issued by Judge Willis L Allis at Kingwood Somerset County, was based on information from Brunswick.
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Arthur M. Rudy
Brunswick
Meriam Lingenfelter
Meyersdale
Pennsylvania
Howard Lingenfeler
Willis L. Allis
Kingweed
Somerset County
Maryland Weather Forecast Highlights and Rain Outlook
Local Maryland forecasts show cloudy skies with intermittent rain across Frederick county with a high in the mid to upper fifties. Rain continues tonight and Wednesday with a low near 50. Washington Allegany and Garrett counties expect clouds and intermittent thunderstorms with highs in the upper forties to lower fifties and rain tonight into Wednesday. Low tonight in the mid forties.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Frederick County
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Mulder
Non-Commie Clause Upheld in Taft-Hartley Ruling
A three judge panel in Washington upheld two Taft Hartley provisions requiring union officers to swear non Communism and union financial disclosures for unions using the NLRB machinery. Dissenting judge was E Barrett Prettyman. NLRB counsel called the ruling a boost against Communists in labor. A union spokesman said the case will go to the Supreme Court for final say.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NERB
U. S
Ben Moore
NURB
Moore
Supreme Court
U. S. Circuit Courts of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Wilbur K. Miller
Bolitha J. Laws
E. Barrett Prettyman
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
New York
May Resume At Bogota Soon
The 21 nation Inter-American Conference plans to resume in Bogota April 14 after a revolt interrupted talks. A combined press and radio dispatch says sessions will reopen with a ceremony honoring Simon Bolivar. The U S offered to feed delegations and economic talks will be postponed to a later meeting, likely in Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Bogota
State Department
Simon Bolivar
South America
United States
Panama
U. S
Latin America
Buenos Aires
State Council To Meet Here In Maryland
The annual meeting of the State Council of Maryland Order United American Men will be held at Pythian Castle Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. About 1,600 members exist in Maryland. Charles H. Davis of Salisbury will preside with James H. Fath of Frederick as treasurer. Francis Scott Key Council No. 48 of this city will be headed by Julius Lochner. New officers will be elected and installed. 35 to 50 delegates are expected.
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State Council of
Maryland
Order United American Men
Pythian Castle
Charles H. Davis
Salisbury
James H. Fath
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Council
Julius Lochner
Independent Jewish State To Be Proclaimed May 16
The Zionist General Council plans to proclaim an independent Jewish state in the Holy Land on May 16, the day after the British mandate ends. An internal authority may form the provisional government of the Jewish state following an all-night Tel Aviv session.
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Jerusalem
Zionist General Council
Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Zone Rail Traffic Reported Near Normal
Vienna April 13 British and American trains moved normally through the Russian zone of Austria. Military trains cleared check points with little delay. Road traffic between Vienna and the British zone was restricted as Russians demanded identity cards from all personnel above corporal. A colonel was barred from crossing with a four power grey card. Grey cards have been in use two and a half years. British authorities say they will keep refusing to show military IDs at checkpoints.
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Vienna
Austria
Sunl
Potomac State college students strike over expulsion
Keyser West Virginia April 13 Potomac State College students voted to strike in response to the expulsion of a war veteran and a coed for staying out after hours. Pickets lined the main building in rain as classes were reportedly held despite the protest.
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Keyser
W. Va
Potomac State College
E. E. Church
Church
Vernon E. Rankin
Rains Delay Spring Work in Frederick County
Persistent wet weather slows garden tasks across Frederick County delaying early crops such as peas potatoes and onions. Overnight rain reached 0.37 inches by 8:30 am with forecasts for more showers and thunderstorms through midweek. The April total climbs to 2.55 inches just shy of normal for the month.
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Frederick County
Short Course Club Sets Tea Date And Plans
Frederick County Rural Women's Short Course Club members met in the old Church street school building to plan the annual tea aligned with National Home Demonstration week May 6. J Homer Remsberg presided. Mrs Roy Crum was named tea chair with registrations for the June 14 19 short course. Hostesses listed include Mrs Elmer Dixon and Mrs Howard Mayne with several local club representatives mentioned.
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Frederick County Rural Women's
Church Street
J. Homer Remsberg
Roy Crum
Jug Bridge Club
Elmer Dixon
Howard Mayne
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
Marguerite Burgee
Pleasant Grove
Lucian Falconer
New Market
University of Mary
Permits Issued For Four New Residences In Spring Valley
City engineer W. Raymond Walter granted permits for four new homes in Spring Valley subdivision. R. Patrick Turner plans two masonry houses along Motter Avenue at about 11,590 dollars each. James S. P. Trout builds one-story frame houses on Oakwood Drive around 10,500 dollars, and Mrs. Elizabeth Brittain to spend about 9,500 dollars. A frame garage permit for Oakwood Drive costs about 1,400 dollars issued to T. A. Garner.
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Spring Valley
R. Patrick Turner
Mottter Avenue
W. Raymond Walter
Mir. Turner
Motter Avenue
Oakwood Drive
James S. P. Trout
Elizabeth Brittain
Turner
T. A. Garner
Major Ohio River Flood Is Forecast
Huntington W V April 13 major flooding of the Ohio River and its tributaries was forecast by meteorologist Leroy Stone of the Huntington Weather Bureau. The river was expected to exceed flood levels in Pittsburgh, Parkersburg and Marietta tonight and in Gallipolis tomorrow morning as rains continued.
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Huntington
W. Va
Hood
Ohio River
Leroy Stone
Huntington Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Marietta
Gallipolis
Ohio-Huntington
Ohio
Stone
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Elkins
Glorgantown
Homemakers Gather for Weather Glove Craft Class
A group of about 30 homemakers meet in the old Church street school building this week for weather glove making. Led by Home Demonstration Agent M Loa Davis and assistant Miss Miriam Leiter, they learn to cut and fit glove patterns to their hands using leather and suede options. Mrs Edward Holaf Niddit, state clothing chairman, oversees with help from Mrs Ruby Sheaier of Middletown.
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Church = street
M Loa Davis
Miriam Leiter
Edward Holaf Niddiet
State Clothing
Ruby Sheaier
Middletown
Navy Transport Plane Crashes in Shanghai
A Navy C-47 crashed on takeoff at Kiangwan Field in Shanghai after an engine failure. Fifteen Marines were aboard along with 25 passengers and crew. Maj. J. V. A. Kempson, the pilot, was injured but not critically. The aircraft landed short of the runway and burned after the engine failure.
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Shanghai
Pawu
Navy
J. V. A. Kempson
Kiangwan Field
Tientsin
Marshall Plan Means War. Soviet Official Declares
Soviet colonel Sergei Tulpanov told a German youth meeting in Zeitz Saxony that the Marshall Plan means war and the division of Germany. He compared Truman to Goering and urged workers in the eastern zone to serve the people, not the Nazi past. Allied reports note increased Soviet occupation forces around Berlin and new border controls. Western authorities warn Berlin would be indefensible if faced with a Soviet attack and anticipate rapid capitulation if war erupts.
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Berlin
Sergei Tulparev
Germany
Truman
Hermann Goering
Tulosnov
Zeitz
Saxony
Europe
Tulpaney
Goering
Nazi Germany
Tulpanov
MVD
United States
Britain
France
Three Months For Assault In Peoples Court Today
William C. Hargett a farm hand near Continental was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. The case followed a wage dispute on Edith Flankigan’s Continental farm.
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William C. Hargett
Near Continental
Hazel T. Burdette
House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Hargett
Edith Flankigan
Continental
Burdette
Chambersburg
Lewis E. Flock
Fisck
Helen Bartlow
Madison Street
Flook
Littlestown
John P. Cartee
Jefferson Street
Cartee
Robert Bateler
I Erick
Bateler
Ward Washington
Cartec
Boteler Cary
Arthur M. Rudy
Gienn E Waltz
Libermown
Euiiiz
Rudy
Charles O Kuhn
Carrell County
First Sat
Walter K. May
State
All Train Restrictions Dropped In Washington
Government announces the end of all train service restrictions imposed during the coal strike. The decision lifts limits across lines and stations, restoring normal schedules and operations nationwide.
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Washington
Communists in Italy Lose Ground in Election Campaign
In the April 18 elections the Communist party sees waning support as they shift from arms insurrection rhetoric. Palmira Togliatti adapts stance on American aid while Christian Democrats intensify campaigning led by Premier Alcide De Gasperi drawing about 100,000 in Florence. A lone bombing at a Communist led meeting in Lizzanelli highlights tensions amid nationwide strikes.
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Palmira Togliatti
America
Parma
Haly
Togliatti
Communist Party
Popular Front
Lizzanelli
Italy
Christian Democrats
Alcide de Gasperi
Piazza Signoria
Florence
Damage Suit Involving Milk Truck Collision Near Shepherdstown
Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer weighed a $2,500 damage suit after evidence concluded in Shepherdstown area. Plaintiff Marion Wolford of Hagerstown sought damages for truck loss and milk route sale, against Bertram Enfield and John Theiss of Knoxville. Insurance paid $218.79. claim cites ice and snow and both parties contended they stayed on their side.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Marion I. Wol‘ford
Hagerstown
Service Fire Insurance Company
Bertram Enfield
John Theiss
Knoxville
Wolford
Enfield
Theiss
William A. Storm
Leo H. Miller
Walford
E. Austin James
Huge Fund For Planes Sets Stage For Aviation Boom
Washington reports a $2.276 billion emergency allocation to boost next year’s military aviation and guided missile programs. The House Appropriations Committee approved the move, signaling a drive to expand supply for the aviation industry as President Truman had sought a larger overall aviation boost. A second White House request, kept secret until today, was delivered directly to the committee during its session.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
White House
Casey Released From Federal Reformatory
Washington reports Eugene B. Casey formerly Secretary to Joe Franklin D Roosevelt was released from Petersburg Federal Reformatory on March 17 after a six month sentence and a $30000 fine for evading income taxes. His release was announced by the Justice Department.
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Washington
Eugene B. Casey
Joe Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal Reformatory
Petersburg
Justice Department
Casey
Baltimore
Coal Miners Return to Jobs Amid Strike Fallout
Miners in Pennsylvania and Maryland began returning to work after John L. Lewis urged an end to the 29 day walkout. Production showed variances with some districts at 75 percent as sympathy strikers in eastern Pennsylvania also returned. The contempt of court trial and potential penalties for Lewis loomed as officials weighed penalties and a Bridges backed pension settlement.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Illinois
T. Allan Goldsborough
Senator Bridges
R-Nh
Truman
Clark
Matthew F McGuire
Joseph W. Martin
R-Mass
Bridges
Maryland
Cumberland
Upa
Nebraska GOP Picks Candidate For National Convention
Nebraska voters in Omaha cast ballots to choose among seven candidates for the GOP nomination. Analysts expected Harold Stassen, Thomas Dewey, or Robert Taft to lead. Taft criticized Communist influence and urged farm policy revisions while Dewey and Taft spoke by radio.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Thomas ©. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Stassen
Dever
Taft
Bogota
Colombid
Usua
New Midway Girl Runaway Recovered by Police
A 16 year old girl from New Midway, reported as a runaway, was picked up at the Square Corner about 11 50 last night by Officer Boone. She was taken to Montevue pending return to her residence.
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Midway
Square Carener
Boone
Montevue
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