Easter Holiday Traffic Peak Triggers Minor Collisions
State and City police reported the heaviest Easter holiday traffic here Friday with vehicles bumper to bumper northward and westward from Washington and Baltimore until 9 p m. Only three accidents occurred two in the county and one in the city. Drizzle and showers complicated driving. A light pole at Carroll parkway and Bentz Streets short circuited and caught fire around 8 30 p m. A collision at West All Saints and Ice streets damaged a car about 50 dollars. Gus McKinley Spangler’s car was struck by Harold Dean Pittman’s vehicle. Pittman’s car suffered no damage. Officer Staley cited parked cars on All Saints for forcing a wide turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Carroll Parkway
Bentz Streets
West All Saints
Ice Streets
Gus McKinley Spangler
McMurray Street
Harold Dean Pittman
East Patrick Street
All Saints
Pittman
William C. Staley
All Saints Street
Radioactive findings on 20 Japanese fishing boats
Japan's Fishery Board reported that twenty fishing boats in the Pacific show radioactive traces from U S hydrogen blasts. Some boats carried heavy readings but most fish were cleared for sale. The Lucky Dragon suffered heavy fallout and all 23 crewmen on board are ill. A May survey aims to map the zone and ease public fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Fishery Board
U. S
Pacific
Bikini
South Pacific
Imeynorte
United States
Kyodo News Service
Hiroshima
Otto Abetz Ordered Released From Prison
Paris reports say Otto Abetz former German ambassador to Vichy was ordered released from prison by President Rene Coty. Held near Lille he was sentenced to 20 years for aiding deportations and art looting. Reports could not be confirmed due Easter closures of the Elysee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Otto Abetz
France
Adolf Hitler
Vichy
Rene Coty
Elysee Palace
White House
Paris - Presse
France Soir
Loos
Lille
Abetz
Georges Mandel
Radio Program Schedules and Show Listings by Time
A dense entry catalogs radio program blocks across many stations with show titles and hosts. It outlines 6:00 to 9:30 pm weekday lineups including News Broadcasts, Music, The Grand Ole Opry, Wilson programs, and various variety shows, plus late-night offerings and Sunday fare featuring The Shadow, Hall of Fame, and TC favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe-Ena
Abc Orchestra
Abc
Cbs
Bob Edge
Abe
Abe Johnny Mercerer
Abe al Heifer
Abe Washington
Ebn
Cbs Southern Ramblers
Herb Shriner
Alao TV
Guy Lombalia
Mbs
Wesog
Comair Tunes
Abe Caro
Dude Ranch
Nbe
Pee Wes King
Cbs Orchestra
Reruyen
Catholic Service
Cbe Dr. Roberts
Abe Bandstand
USA
Mbs Racehall
Philharmonic
Cba
Wratt
Nbe Marines
Abe Marine Band
Billy Graham
Aac Music From
Britain
Wworld Today
Flight In Blue
Abe the
Shadow
Keews
Gene Autry
Dbs
Nick Carter
SBC
Miss Brooks
Ebs
Abe Bob Considine
Dan Cornell
Tack Benny
Red and Gun
Amos and
Andy
Garrotway
Ebs Music Hall
Hawaii
Little Margis
Dhs
Linnel Barrimore
W. Winchell
Abo Als TV
Edgar Bergen
Cos
Elmer Davis
Nats
Cbs Super Circus
The
Roy Rogers
George Jessel
Abe Meat
Congress
DuMont
Paul Winchell
Fatherscbs
Art Baker
Meats
Martha Wright
Local Battalion Construction Unit Seeks New Armory
Col Bartgis leads the 302d Signal Battalion Construction unit in Frederick as recruits are sworn in and training runs briskly. Most members are Frederick area residents, many veterans from World War II or Korea, with ongoing efforts to obtain a $175,000 federal grant for a modern suburban armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bartgis
James Fraser
Douglas Campbell
Richard Shank
Edward Hoffman
Raymond Landower
Kermit Reeder
Albert Danner
Frederick High School
Skelton
302D
Signal Battalion
J James E. Bartgis
Europe
C. & P. Telephone Company
Signal Corps
iMay
Barlgis
James Ke, Barigis
302Nd Signal Battalion
Frank M. Dertzbaugh, Jr
Frank L. Baker
Ft. George G. Meade
Baltimore Archdiocesan Holy Name Society Convention
The 40th annual Baltimore Archdiocesan Holy Name Society convention is set for April 25 at Lora Cellese Charles Street and Cold Spring Lane Baltimore with mass at 11 a.m. led by Rt Rev John J Dusgan and Rev Nicholas J Doheney. business session at 2:15 p.m. features speaker Rev John O Leary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society
Lora
Cellese
Charles Street
Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore
Our ‘Lady
College Chapel
John J. Dusgan
Nicholas J. Doheney
Archdiocese
Sodality
John O'Leary
C.ss.r
Bos_ton
Francis P. Keough
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Lloyd Stup
North
Jefferson Street
Hesbia Foster
WBAL
WOR
WMAL
Mr. Wizard
Abe Kathy Godfrey
Ethel and
Albert
Sprig Jones
Abe Dackis
Gleason Jr
Ted Mack
Nbs
Martha Raye
Chs
My Favorite
Husband
Eedie May Col. Flach
Abe Chicago
Wreatling
Austin Younkins
MR. Farmer
Ceresville Motor Co., Inc
R.F.D. No
Frederick, Md
Monument
Southern States
Frederick
Commerce
Southern States Valley Cooperative
Middletown
Maryland
MT. Airy Cooperative
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Dick Danner
Danner
Fraser
Signal
Franklin Singer
Airy
James Bartgis
Cpl
Roy Lind
Ladiesburg
Robert W. Butler
George D. Garber
Robert G. Callahan
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Sebastian
Calvert Hall
Captain Fraser
Carroll County
Westminster
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Joseph Lee
Ironrite
Leonard
Norge
Bendix
Routzahn & Sons
MKI. SI
Liberty Finance Corporation
Frederick Leslie J. Lovaas
America
Beiter
Purina
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
H. C. Summers & Co
Jefferson, MD
D. W. Snook
Lewistown, MD
Glade Valley Milling Co
Wadlkersville, MD
N. Z. Cramer & Co
Woodsboro, MD
Monrovia
Monrovia, MD
Hood
Grimes
MT. Airy, MD
J. ML. DeLashmutt & Son
Burdette
Damascus, MD
Peoples Supply Co
Myersville, MD
Gall & Smith
Thurmont, MD
Kingstead Della Susan
Wisconsin
Burke Lad
Zeus
Maryland Holstein Breeders
Frederick Fairgrounds
Kingstead Farms
Leslie C. King
Clarksburg, Md
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