Hearing on Brunswick case tables new of finished milk law
A lengthy Brunswick hearing before the Board of Education charged teacher and athletic instructor Joseph Hardy with neglect of duties and indifference to school programs. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt outlined misconduct, including selling merchandise to pupils and improper coaching, prompting consideration of Hardy’s resignation and transfer options. The board discussed witness availability and possible continuations, with cross examination of Frederick High School connections and the principal Davis providing statements.
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Circuit Court
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Spring Planted Crops Delayed By Weather
The Weather Bureau reports wet weather delayed spring planted crops in the new growing season. The week ended last Friday saw generally dry and warm conditions except for a late cold snap possibly causing some frost damage in the far west.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Wet Weather May Cause Loss Of Fruit
Weather Bureau notes a long rainy period nears end as rivers rise but stay below flood stage. Potomac at Harpers Ferry sits near 9 feet, Monocacy near bank full. showers boost April total to 3.32 inches with 0.67 inches since yesterday. Pollination suffers in cool wet weather, harming non self pollinating fruit trees.
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Weather Bureau
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Harpers Ferry
Monocacy
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Italian Reds Likely To Lose
Rome April 14 The Rome paper Il Messaggero predicted Premier Alcide De Gasperi's Christian Democrats would finish well ahead of the Communists in Sunday's elections. The front page editorial said the Communist led Popular Front would not win. The paper noted Russia’s refusal to discuss Trieste and suggested Moscow abandoned any peaceful Communist victory.
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Striking Students To Meet VA Representative
Striking students at Potomac State College planned a session with a Veterans Administration official to resolve the expulsion of a co-ed and her classmate. Dortha Christopher and Gene Cozzi were dismissed for staying out after hours, prompting a protest by about 300 of 650 students. Everett Gibbs urged a meeting in a neutral location.
Conference Of Brethren Ends Today
The Conference Of Brethren in Maryland concluded today despite rain reducing attendance. Over 200 attended the mass meeting at Frederick Church as Dr M F Zigler spoke on Europe for five years and Dr Raymond F R Peters addressed the group on national crossroads and peace.
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Carl Smith
Monrovia
National Crossroads
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Samuel A. Harley
Bir. Harley
Pipe Creek
Union Bridge
District Mission Board
Fire crushes downtown block in Laramie
A fast moving fire tore through Laramie Wyoming downtown destroying seven buildings and damaging ten more. Fire Chief Blake Fanning put losses over 1 million dollars with 35 to 40 people made homeless. Rebuilding aid arrived from Cheyenne Rawlins Fort Collins and Fort Warren plus National Guard and ROTC units to guard against looting.
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Chevenne
Rawlins
Fort Francis
Warren
Wyoming
Fort Collins
Calo
Giants option Monte Kenney to Minneapolis on recall
The New York Giants optioned pitcher Monte Kenney to the Minneapolis Millers on a 24 hour recall basis. A midgame note reports frequent fires across the U S with alarming incident rates yet no direct connection to Kenney is stated.
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Kas
New York Giants Today
Monte Kenne
Minneapolis Millers
Bradley backs 12 regular divisions with reserves plan
General Omar N. Bradley urged the creation of 12 regular combat divisions backed by organized reserves. He testified before a House committee, arguing the force could grow from about 342000 to 782000 men and clashed with testimony from Air Secretary Symington.
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Omar N. Bradle
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Europe
Symington
Rats Hold Sway At City Dump On East South Street
Rats described as three cats in size continue to roam the East South Street municipal dump as a hired exterminator fails to arrive by 10 30 this morning. City officials and police had moved to address the rat menace sparked by veterans housing residents a few blocks east. City Attorney Richard E Zimmerman secured the services of a practical terminator while methods remained unspecified.
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Caify
South Street
Richard E Zimmerman
W. R. Walter
Zimmerman
Frederick
Local Trout Season Opens Tomorrow For Anglers
Anglers will hit streams tomorrow as the trout season opens with forecasts of cloudy morning weather turning clearer. If rainfall keeps streams at normal levels, the season should start auspiciously and license sales are near the usual totals.
Rebels Claim Authority Amid Costa Rica Revolt
Dispatches report rebels in Costa Rica gaining footing as Jose Figueres purportedly forms a provisional government in Cartago, the country’s second-largest city, while reports from Guatemala situate the upheaval in a broader Central American crisis.
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Repenere
Guatemala
Jose Figueres
Cartaza
San Jose
Capital A
Stassen Tops Nebraska GOP Primary For Early Nomination
Nebraska voters in a free for all primary gave Harold E. Stassen a decisive win with 38,520 votes to Dewey 44,818 and Taft 15,079. Vandenberg 5,789 and MacArthur 4,936 trailed as Warren and Martin earned small totals. Delegates pledged on first nominating test favored Stassen, while Dewey and others eyed remaining paths to the nomination.
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New York
Dewey
Wisconsin
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Munney
Robert A. Taft
Taft
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Arthur Vandenberg
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MacArthur
Gov
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California
Joseph Martin
Philadelphia
Charles Reed
Omaha
Reed
Taft Expresses Disappointment Over Nebraska Primary
Senator Taft of Ohio says he is disappointed by Nebraska results after incomplete returns show him third behind Harold Stassen and Thomas Dewey. He thanks Senator Butler and supporters and notes Ohio results on May 4 could reverse momentum.
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Taft
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Thomas E. New Taft
Butler
Guv Dewey
Stassen
Stascen
Soviets Fail To Attend Plane Inquiry
A British led inquiry into a fatal crash between a British transport and a Soviet fighter plane proceeded after the Russian investigation team failed to appear. Fourteen minutes waited, then the British pressed on with witnesses from German and American sources. The collision is reported to have cost five lives. Among the victims are Americans. Thomas B. McCabe named chairman of the Federal Reserve Board by President Truman.
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Washington
President Truman
Thomas B. McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
Lewis Goes On Trial On Charge Of Court Contempt
John L. Lewis faced a contempt of court trial in Washington after pleading not guilty to failing to end the coal strike. The UMW leader and the union were previously fined for ignoring a stop order, now under government evidence about the strike’s impact on national safety and industry.
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John L. Lewis
Big
Welly K. Hopkins
United Mine Workers
Hapkins
Tan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Lewis
Union
Supreme Court
Gram Morison
Hopkins
U. S. District Court Room
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Sco
John Owens
CMW
William L. P. Burke
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Welfare Fund
W. H Youngs
Bureau of M = Bassie
Commerce
Nelson Lee Smith
Federal Commission
Arthur H. Gaz
Railway Transport Department
Ofice of Defense Transportation
Ohio River Flood Levels Surge Across Valley
Wheeling records 38.9 feet as flood waters rise toward 40 feet with 27.9 in Pittsburgh and 50.7 at Huntington. Rains continue across the Ohio valley, though a forecast of fair weather tomorrow offers slight hope to residents in the flood area.
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Cincinnati
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Pt. Pleasant
Gallipolis
Ohio
Huntington
Portsmouth
Ohio Valley
Warwood Dam
Cumberland Flood Scare Believed Over
Cumberland reported the flood scare easing with the Potomac cresting at 16 feet at Wiley Ford bridge and receding to 14.1 feet by 8 am. Wills Creek also fell a foot from the crest. Since Monday, 3.03 inches of rain fell, and more showers occurred overnight. A public sale of estate land in Cumberland raised 33,010 dollars.
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Wiley Ford Bridge
Wills Creek
Court House
George H. Baker
Catoctin Furnace
Air
W. Elkins Rhoderick
Edward J. Smith
Richard E. Zimmerman
Emmett RB. Bowls
Warehouse Fire Destroys Wieland Furniture Warehouse
A fire in Baltimore on April 14 destroyed the Wieland Furniture Company warehouse, believed started by a kerosene heater. The incident prompted a national bank statement call from the Comptroller of the Currency for reports as of April 12.
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Wieland Furniture Company
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
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