Local Homes Early To Be On Eastern Time Changes
Frederic residents may shift to daylight saving time with many schools adopting eastern standard time and bus schedules aligning to the new hours. Some counties plan no change until tests confirm outcomes, with school start times around 9 a.m. daylight time and meals adjusted accordingly.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Blue Ridge Tees
Montgomery Counir
Washington
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded at the clerk’s office show transfers including 191 acres known as the Smith farm for about 323,990 and the property at 110 East Seventh Street from Joseph F. Rhindrick to Harry T. Krantz for 10,002. Other transfers include properties from Georges Farshi in Harmon, and from Joshua E. Zimmer to Am E. Fox on Mill-Tanertown road Lew town district for about 3,500. Donald Weir of Martinsburg, shot at Moose Chub on April 7, is reported improving at Frey ity Hospital.
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M Irs
Smith Farm
Josep F. Rhnderick
Harry T. Krantz
East Seventh Street
Farshi Georges
Harmonr
Emmitsburg
Mill-Tanertown
Joshua E. Zimmer
Am E. Fox
Betheldtto Mountaindate Road
Lew Town
Donald Weir
Martinsburg
W.va
Freity Hospital
Reynolds Near World Flight Record Breaker Planes Flight to New York
Reynolds aims to extend the 1930s world flight record aboard the Bombshell. The aircraft departed Adak in the Aleutians en route to New York, facing headwinds and mechanical rumors debunked. If it arrives by tonight, the 5,000 mile leg could shave the existing 91 hour 14 minute record by Howard Hughes.
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Chicase Reynolds
Edma
Ina
Adam
Aleutians
Pla
Frank Lamb
Theelephone
Edmonton
Adak
New York
Reynolds
Lamb
Northwest
Ada
Toxio
York
Howard Hughes
Ute
Spectacular new chemicals from organi ones unveiled
Aglarlitic City reports April 13 that a U S scientist from General Electric describes organi one chemicals. These silicone-like compounds replace carbon in sand to create plastics and glossy auto finishes that resist heat and cold. They promise strong hydraulic uses and highway applications, with claims of dramatic material expansion and durability.
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American Chemical Society
J A. Reed
General Electric Company
Reed
Duta
Indignant Sermon and Road Bids Reported
The article notes a preacher reproaching a flock for dull singing during an Easter period and reports that the County Roads Board will open bids on April 28 for 1,194 miles of penetration macadam surfacing on the Rocky Ridge LeGore road. Federal funds may cover part of the project.
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County Roads Board
Rocky Ridge- LeGore
Labor Bill Debate Opens As Lawloomits Reach
The Nation Today explains that a labor act, passed years ago, faces complex interpretation as House committees prepare a detailed 63 page explanation and members from CIO and Republican ranks offer differing readings before floor debate. The article notes uncertainty about final impact and the need for official guidance.
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James Marlow
CIO
Oifer
Labor Committee
Wrrker
Citee
Queen Elizabeth Remains Stuck In Southampton Sand
The ocean liner Queen Elizabeth, with 2,446 passengers from New York, is firmly trapped in mud at Southampton harbor entrance after running aground in fog. White Star Line aims to lighten and pump tanks to free her, while a sanded bow obstructs movement.
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Southampton
Eng
Southampton Harbor
New York
White Star Line
Investigation Into Brunswick Fight Prompts Warrants
Police and Brunswick authorities continued an investigation into a reported fight at a Brunswick property last night. Several people were injured but did not need hospitalization. Warrants were expected to be issued this afternoon.
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Brunswick
Airport Proposal Discussed by City Officials
A Monday meeting of the Airport Advisory committee reviewed a proposal involving Airports Inc and a potential lease to operate the city airport. Officials noted Civil Aeronautics Authority guidance on long term leases, possible Bourne contract reassignment, and the hope to start development to use the field soon while aging land costs are recouped. Mayor Culler emphasized rapid operational plans with few remarks on the Monday proposal.
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Aerona
CAA
Inc
H Thomas Bourne, Inc
Airports, Inc
Ri Uals
Lford C. Culler
Married At Middletown Bride Becomes Bare Bride
Miss Carol Remsberg daughter of Mrs J Homer Remsberg and Daniel H Bare son of Dr and Mrs S Lateer Bare marry in Christ Evangelical and Reformed church ceremony at the bride’s home church with the bride given in marriage by her father. The couple will reside on the farm of Mr Bare. Washington April 15 GOP leaders press house steering for a 10 percent general rent increase with the House Banking Committee having backed the measure two weeks earlier.
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Carol Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
M.débions
Daniel H. Bare
S Lateer Bare
Westminster
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Russell Shafer
Lemuel
George Bare
N- Bacley
Col- Amans Val
Washington
GOP
High Command
House
May Move To Rebuke Wallace In House Debate
April 5 dispatch reports House Foreign Affairs panel weighing Greece and Turkey aid. Wallace attacks abroad draw rebuke from Rep Eaton who says his foreign criticisms lack impact, and calls Wallace’s passport revocation a possible response. Vandenberg amendment moves UN authority for a proposed 400 million dollar aid package.
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Congress
McClellan
Shin Wallace
Greece
Turkey
Vandenberg
Senate
United Nations
Eaton R- Soy
House
Wallace
Eaton
Not As Hard Hit As They Expected Yonkers
Yonkers residents, facing a nationwide telephone strike, reported only limited disruption. About 28 000 of 31 000 phones are manual, and the few impacts included reduced business in beauty shops, dentists offices, taxi service, and some grocery stores. A disrupted call hindered organizing a party, keeping many at home.
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Yonkers
Yonkerg
Huge Evangelistic Drive Opens Across London
London on April 15 saw about 3000 self described Christian Commandos launch a ten day drive. They plan 12003 meetings in clubs pubs cinemas and theaters to spread the word of God with backing from Arthur Rank and other prominent Britons. A general Hall opening followed by reports from Copenhagen note the era’s religious fervor and broad support.
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London
England
Theates .É
Arthur Rank
Britain to Cut Government Costs for 1947-48 Fiscal Year
London reports Chancellor Hugh Dalton announced targeted government cost reductions totaling 729.6 million pounds for the 1947-48 fiscal year, a plan aimed at trimming expenditures across departments and agencies.
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London
Aprlis
Hugh Dalton
Hitler grows violent as Italian ouster sparks plan
Fragmentary report cites Adolf Hitler reacting to moves against Mussolini era figures in Italy. Mentions Badoglio, Rome arrests, ambassador Hewel, and Allied concerns with potential new power shifts as tensions rise in Europe.
Phone Strike Reply Likely By 5 O'clock
Washington April 5 top conciliators met with telephone union leaders to seek acceptance of Secretary Schwellenbach's strike settlement formula by the 5 p m deadline. Edgar L Warren said he was hopeful the plan would be accepted by both sides as Union policy committee members prepared to decide. An AT and T spokesman in New York indicated confidence of a reply by the deadline.
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Schwellenbach
Edgar L. Warren
U. S Conciliation Service
National Federation of Telephone Workers
White House
Charles G. Ross
Labor Department
Ross
Truman
Warren
Maryland cons plan proposes small game refuges across state
A six year conservation program by the Maryland Board of Natural Resources proposes establishing five to 50 acre small game refuges statewide. Refuges would be leased on farm land with state supervision and planted with wraps shrubs and trees. The program also calls for 2 838 farmer ponds construction with a warm water agreement and landowner participation. SENTENCED TO DIE appears as garbled text unrelated to the main items. Field training periods for the National Guard are planned, with the first 15 day sessions slated for this summer under Gen Jacob L Devers.
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Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Game Techniould
Washington
Jacob L Devers
Army Ground Forces
Ppastenar National Guard
Hood Gym groundbreaking set for Thursday afternoon
Ground breaking for the Hood jCorlese gymnasium and swimming pool will occur Thursday at 4 36 PM. President Henry Sr Stahe announced the event, noting permission to construct footings was granted April 1. A procession from the Administration building will lead to the site where President Stahr presides and Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer offers prayer. R Paul Smith of Hagerstown, board president, will speak. Catherine Smith of Lancaster, president of the Athletic Association, will receive the golden shovel. The college orchestra will provide music.
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Stahr
Henri L. G. Kieffer
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Board of Trustees
Catherine Smith
Lancaster
The
Athletic Association
Stehr
College
Martha Reddick
Installation of Rev Francis E Reinberger at Trinity Lutheran Camp Hill
Rev Francis E Reinberger was installed as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Camp Hill with Rev Dr W V Garrett and Rev Dr Stewart W Herman delivering charges. The service followed Reinberger’s move from Utica Lutherans and included a farewell for Rev Howard F K and a reception by Creagerstown and Walker Church members. De Brinan, Vichy envoy to Nazi-occupied France, died before dawn at Montrouge near Paris.
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Thevangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Francis E. Reinberger
Trinity Lutheran Church
Camp Hill
Mr. Reinberger
Utica
Stewart W. Herman
Zion Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
Central Synod of Pennsylvania
Herman
Reinbersg
Frederick County
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Williamsport
aMr. Bink
Creagerstown Co
Rirs. Reinberzer
Walker Urch
Sund
Garrett Revurerick
Middlebure
Stesiten
Frag Rene
Paris
Fernand de Brinan
France
Ndavan Fort de Montrouge
American aid blocks Molotov plan to amend Big Four treaty
In Moscow April 15 U S Secretary of State Marshall rejected Soviet Foreign Minister Molotovs amendments to the four power disarmament treaty as out of place. Marshall blamed Russia for the councils failure to reach agreement and pressed for a clear yes or no on a 40 year pact against German aggression. Informants say Molotov aims to embed much of the German peace settlement into the Big Four pact, which U S officials say must follow regular peace conference procedures.
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V. M. Molotov
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Morozov
United States
Rome
L’unita
Russia to face stiffer lend-lease bill in talks
Washington reports that the Soviet Union will confront a tougher settlement on lend-lease than other wartime allies when talks begin. The dispute centers on the huge $11.298 billion lend-lease account and the share of civilian goods shipped, with U.S. officials noting differences on current world issues.
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Russia
Kremlin
Iere
Soviet Union
United States
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