Youths To Be Sent Back To D C School
Two youths held for robbery at Pearl Bargain House and attempted car theft after escaping from the National Training School for Boys near Washington will be returned to those authorities. State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk said the youths will be turned over to the National Training School when they arrive for custody. They could face up to four years in a reformatory if convicted. Frederick County will save prosecution and confinement costs.
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National Training School For
Washington
Stete
Edwin F. Nikirk
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Lowell J. LaDuke
Green Bay
Wiscons
Heman
North Carel
National Training School
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
China
Frederick County
Benefits To Which Vets Are Entitled
Samuel J. Weston, officer in charge at the Frederick VA office, sought to clear up veteran benefit questions. He explained that disability compensation does not affect civil service pay, widow insurance does not preclude pension, and GI Bill loans are not limited by subsistence allowances.
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Frederick County
Veterans Administration
Mey
Veterans benefits and work rules for widows and widowers
Discussion outlines how widow and survivor benefits interact with VA compensation and civil service pay, noting that government or private employment does not bar veterans from full disability payments. It covers retired pay limits, subsistence while training, unemployment readjustment, loans for home or business, and the impact of unemployment or benefits on future bonuses.
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Jean
Westen
Reone Benefi
Congress
Paty
Ius
Veterans Benefits Outline for Training and Subsistence Allowances
The passage describes on the job training at a future date and receiving a subsistence allowance. It notes that receiving the allowance does not reduce the veteran’s other GI benefits. It outlines compatibility between subsistence support and GI program entitlements.
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G. I. Bul
Starving Children Rescued From Hut
In Bereter, Pennsylvania, two small children aged about three were removed from a ramshackle hut under court order after telephoned neglect reports. John Yourkins and Esther were taken to a hospital. officials called it one of the worst neglect cases. Parents agreed to pay weekly care, but payments stopped weeks ago.
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Bereter
L. F. Owen
John Yourkins
Esther
Owen
Hatha R. Strickler
Community Service Children’s Bureau
Leon
Baltimore
Guy Beer
State unemployment payments dip to under $260000 weekly total
April 17 report shows unemployment compensation payments dropped below 260000 last week with 4069 checks totaling 367859 to counties and 6301 checks totaling 109238 to Baltimoreans. Veterans received 1384 in readjustment allowances while out of state residents had 963 checks for 16736. Microwave radio relay circuits between the War Department and Fort Monroe Virginia carried telephone conversations at the relay stations.
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Unemployment Compensation Board
Lane
War Department
Gtom
Fort Monroe
Long P T W Rail Strike Ends in Settlement
Thirteen striking brotherhoods and the Toledo Peoria and Western Railroad announced settlement of the long dispute started October 1, 1943. Details to be completed in days, mutual satisfaction noted. McNear was killed in an ambush last May. two union pickets died in a February 1946 affray. guards charged with manslaughter were acquitted. Negotiations began April 4 of the current talks.
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Peoria
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad
T. P. and W
U. S. Labor Department
George P. McNear
Marea
Gridley
McNear
Two Convicted in Waterfront Bombing Deaths
In Baltimore on April 17 Marty Wicks 26 of Philadelphia and Kinon W Langham 23 of Brewton Alabama were convicted of second degree murder for throwing a home made incendiary bomb into a waterside boarding house killing six Latin American seamen during last fall's national strike.
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Baltimors
Marty Wicks
Philadelphia
Kinon W. Langham
Brewt Ala
Himes Faces Drunken Driving and Hit-Run Charges
Henry Himes of Route 2 Frederick was jailed Thursday in default of bond after being charged with drunken driving and failing to stop after a collision on East Patrick Street. Patrolman Carl Rentzeli filed the charges after a pickup owned by Wallace Kent, Route 2 Frederick, was damaged in the incident.
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Henry Himes
Frederick
Carl [Rentzeli
Wallace Kent
Himes
Patrick Street
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G. Mercer, Ph. G
N. Market St
Sinatra
Lee Mortimer
New Yor
R. J. Wright
Hollywood
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Terry
Glick
Corne
Ial
Oes
Gee
Cee
Xr Cities
Bock Beer
Erwin & Shafer, Dist
Nicodemus Paint Store
North Court Street
Gorege
Mall
Golden Key
Teest
Theo
Homes & Supplies, Inc
Mathews ST
Balts
Golden Aria
Potee
Wasotee
Vee
East Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
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