Local Man Dies After Baltimore Auto Crash
Reese Cassard Jr., 26, a Frederic, Maryland area manager, died from a fractured skull and chest injuries after his car swerved and struck a pole in Baltimore. He was alone, pronounced dead at Union Memorial Hospital. Funeral services tentatively set for Monday with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Baltimore
Reese Cassard, Jr
Associated
Frederi Company
Arthur Plummer
Joseph Rettaliata
Cassard
Union Memorial Hospital
Edwin C. M. Cassard
Bemore
Bank
Eleanor Whitth Brown
Ruxton
Paint and Powder Club
Acfz Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arlington National Cemetery
Marcal Fuel Dealers
C. A
Antoinette C. Markell
Dau An
Recount Challenge in Maryland Senate Probe
A Senate elections subcommittee examined a petition by D. John Mattxey Freee Republican challenger in Maryland alleging ballot irregularities. The dispute centered on 6 655 contested ballots and a potential statewide re canvass as officials weigh the margin against the O Conor victory. Senator Hickenlooper ordered no decision until his return next week. Relief payments in March rose 30 percent over the previous year according to the Department of Public Welfare.
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Senate
D. John Mattxey
Herbert R. Oconer
Free State
Howard
O'Conor
Maryland Democrat
Thal
Sta
Tt Subcommittee On
Senator Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Baltimore
City County To Gain 8.8 Million In New State Funds
Legislation from the 1937 General Assembly will raise Frederick County and its towns’ income by over 5000000 in total, per Secretary of State John B. Funk. The county may net about 1579384.08 yearly after maxing school construction rates, with further incentive funds and race track revenue adding to the total in the next state fiscal year beginning July 1, 1947. Details on allocation will follow.
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General Assembly
Frederick
John B. Funk
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Incen
Air Funk
Secretary of State
Sherbow Commission
Funk
Girl Scout Leaders From Four States Meet Here
West Virginia Pennsylvania and Maryland women gathered in Frederick for a regional meeting of Girl Scout leaders. Key figures included Clifford Del Smith Juncheon Mrs Wills Storm chairman Mrs Melvin Derr Mrs Harry Radcliff and Mrs David Willis with Miss Mary Rhoads as chairman and local officers Doll as president and Ignatius Bjorlee as vice president.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Fred
Gay Fort al
Gar Lea Vary
Sn Oelock
Vernon
Cams
Adyi
Clifford del Smith
Juncheon
Wills
Storm
Melvin H. Derr
Harry D. Radcliff
David Willis
Mary Rhoads
F. Waiton Sheip
Henry R. Shoemaker
Doll
Frederick
Labor Law Showdown Sparks House Reform Push
A showdown looms as the House advances a sweeping labor reform bill. Hartley leads the push, predicting far reaching changes including a new Labor-Management Board to replace the National Labor Relations Board and a ban on closed shops. He argues the bill will curb strikes and minimize economic damage even as labor leaders threaten protests.
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New House
Jersey
Repugan Congress
Fred A. Ho Jr
Hartley
Wright
House
X Ge
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Labor
House Labor Committee
Myton
Morgan
National Relations Board
Hart
Steel Wage Pact Report Out Of Pittsburgh Meeting
Unofficial reports from New York about a wage pact between U S Steel and the CIO United indicate a tentative agreement may be approved in Pittsburgh on Monday. The plan includes a wage increase near 15 percent for workers while accounting for recent raises under prior talks.
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New York Jones & Co
Pittsburgh
CIO United
U.S. Steel Corp
Steccy
General Motors Corp
Westinghouse
U.S
U. S
Wade to retire at Hood College in 1947 48 year
Prof Henry T Wade will retire from active service at Hood College with the close of the current academic year. Dr Henry Irvin Stahr announced the retirement and Dr Frances C Cutuban was named to head the philosophy and psychology department. Beckhelm will take a one year leave to finish residence requirements at Eastman School of Music.
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Hood College
Henry Irvin Stahr
Henry T. Wade
Paul B. Beckhelm
Philosophy
Frances C. Cutu- Ban
Sahr
Wade
Frederick
Beckhelm
Eastman School of Music
Universi At
Rochester
Cuiujian
Hood
Louie R. Head
Ieave Hood
Keuka College
Keuka Paix
Public sale in Maryland area amid timetable changes
The notice reports a public sale in Anne Arundel County near Burkisville tied to a mortgage, with property including a house and land, the bid reaching $220 by Thomas Hagan. Auctioneered by H. Kieffer DeLauter, conducted by Louise Magan as assignee. Sympathy sent to France over the Texas City disaster.
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Co. E
Burkisville
Dee
Thomas Hagan
NM Louise
Magan
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Paris
Vincent Auriol
Truman
France
Texas City
Austrian Frontier Problem Stirs Speculation in Moscow
A muddled Soviet stance on central Europe and a possible halt to changes was discussed as analysts weigh the impact of President Truman's program on communism. The report notes Russia's apparent aim to assess policy effects before committing to a new Austrian treaty amid shifting European tensions.
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Moscow
I C R R City Of Miami Train Wrecked
A seven car Illinois Central wreck near Champaign derailed the City of Miami train from Chicago to Miami. At least one person was killed and more than 21 injured. Conductor Charles R edus, 70, of Centralia, and another man believed dead were among the casualties. Burnham Hospital treated 15 injured passengers with others arriving.
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Champaign
Iingis Conroad
Miami
Chicago
Burnham Hospital
Trai
Charles Redus
Centralia
C. Bucher
German Steel Men On Trial Heads to Court
A fragmented report indicates German steel workers face trial in a court overseen by Lucius B. Caerner of Germany. The text is garbled but mentions Burkhart and references a German defense or accusation connected to the case.
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Lucius B. Caerner
Germany
Burkhart
Football Cards Owner Dies From Pneumonia
A local obituary notes the death of a Football Cards owner from pneumonia after a coma. A separate record lists a real estate transfer of a two story brick residence at 246 East Church Street from G. Hunter Bowers to Albert E. King with an approximate $8,000 consideration per revenue stamps.
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East Church Street
G. Hunter Bowers
Albert E. King
Paving Of New Governor Road Near Route 40 Progress Report
The Hagerstown Frederick road project moves toward completion with base and surfacing work advancing near Route 40. C. J. Langenfelder Company reports quarry rock on hand and future work includes gutters guard rails and shoulders by the Washington-Baltimore highway contractor. Attorney’s expense bill for State’s Attorney office headed for Governor Lane’s signature. officials state no veto intention and indicate approval pending Attorney General review.
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Bill
Hagerstown- Frederick
Catoc Club
Fred
C. J. Langenfelder Company
Baltimore
Thomas Summers
Shookstown
Frederick County
Cerin
Washington Aun
eTstood
Jengin
Faitley
Hegerstown
Braddock
100 Communities Operating Normally Report
A regional bulletin notes that about 89 percent of communities are operating normally. The report cites an average workload of seven events per community and mentions ongoing assessments in C.Cs8G and nearby areas.
Vandenberg Calls Halt on Lend-Lease to Russia
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged a halt to lend-lease shipments to the Soviet Union until the wartime accounts are deemed satisfactory. The call came amid ongoing negotiations and concerns over aid terms.
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Vandenberg
Washington
R-Mich
Russia
Soviet Union
Satis Ory
U. Strike Averted, Phone Talks Renewed
Washington reports a nationwide strike avert followed by renewed telephone discussions between government and labor leaders after a lapse in negotiations. Officials note progress, with details pending on terms and deadlines.
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Washington
U N Commission To Continue On Watch In Nations Security
Two men were killed when their automobile was struck by a train in Hyattsville at noon. The victims were Frank P. Leitch, 59, of 4812 43rd Place Northwest, Washington, and Ralph R. Dofflemyer, 44, of 1106 Trinity Place, Silver Spring. The accident occurred as the train from Ohio hit their car.
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Frain
Hyattsville
Bamore
Ohio
Frank P. Leitch
43Rd Place
Northwest
Washington
Ralph R. Dofflemyer
Trinity Place
Silver Spring
Mad
242 Bodies Discovered In Wreckage At Monsanto Plant Blast
Texas City witnesses a grim recovery as rescue teams seek more victims from the Monsanto Chemical plant explosion. Coast Guard probes the Grandcamp blast while official tallies cite hundreds of dead, with mass burials planned and a memorial service arranged at the town football field.
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Texas City
Tex
Monsanto
Red Cross
Gulf Coast
Houston Chronicle
Howeve Red Cross
Coast Guard
High Flyer
Wilson B. Keene
Monsanto Chemical Corp
Hfe
Coast Guard Board
Ministerial Alliance
Gentlemen From Pennsylvania and Missouri Speak Politely in Congress
In Washington April 19 James Marlow notes Congress members maintain formal decorum, addressing each other as gentlemen from their states. Swapping sharp rhetoric is rare on the floor, and even heated exchanges are phrased as third-person inquiries. Senators, he says, strive for courteous restraint beyond the House. The piece ends with a stock market rally, led by steel, amid reports of possible U.S. steel union agreement.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Missouri
Senators Seek Labor Bill Accord With Truman
Washington April 19 Senator H Alexander Smith Republican New Jersey urged Republican leaders to confer with President Truman on labor legislation and work toward a bill that can avoid a veto.
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Girl Scout
Labor Law Showdown
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Harry Eyhurmont
Douglas Sa Rold J. Kam
Texication
West South Street
Kanade
East Pai
John W. Intonica
Jamison
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Corporation
CIO Union
Hagerston
Anne Arundel County
Chino
Hagerstony
I.C.R.R
City of Miami
Flick
PeCan
Cato
Deed
E. G. George
Lamarque
Texas
Nea-Acme
John Thompson
Nikirk
Edwin FL Nikirk
Laney
Executive Department of the State
John RB. Funk
Attorney-Generar
State Law Department
Edward D. Storm
Ney
Nore
Norther
U.N. Commission
In Nations
Maine
Lake Success
Council
U. S. Steel
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