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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1948

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2

Dead Rats By The Cartload Report Says Campaign Works

A city report claims the rat campaign on East South Street is effective as 15 wheelbarrow loads plus seven lard cans of dead rats were removed from the dumps to the incinerator at the disposal plant. Police photographed the results as the poison effort continued last week. The major official in charge is Richard E. Zimmerman. A string of dead rats extended from dumps to the veterans housing unit in the southeastern section.

East South Street Herman Daly Coleced Guty Richard E. Zimmerman Veterans Housing Unit

Military Rites For Lieut. Fred P. Timmerman Jr

Funeral services for Lieut. Fred P. Timmerman Jr. of Emmitsburg, killed in Lorraine France February 26 1945, will be held Wednesday at St Josephs Catholic Church with a requiem mass. Interment in Emmitsburg cemetery. The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will guard the rites. Timmerman survived by parents and siblings. attended St Josephs parish school and University of Maryland agriculture student.

Miliary Fred P. Timmerman Jr Emmitsburg Lorraine France St Josephs Catholic Church Gerald Curran Thurmont Philadelphia American Legion Veterans of Foreign War L Allison Timmerman Fred P Marion Cotulus Timmerman Neara Waliam Jack Anne Christine Catherine Hodge Pat St Josephs University of Maryland

DeGaulle Demands Immediate Election

Marseille April 13 Gen Charles DeGaulle urged an immediate general election to form a strong government able to confront the Soviet threat. Premier Robert Schuman announced plans for a military reform bill, while rally crowds estimated around 100000 heard DeGaulle accuse the cabinet of dividing France at a time of danger.

Marseille France Charles DeGaulle Soviet Russia Robert Schuman DeGaulle Parlament Schuman Mareenarbor RPP Pam

Plane halts traffic on dusty highway near Frederik Balts

An airplane forced vehicles to stop on a dust covered road between Frederik and Balts Sunday. Drivers faced delays as the aircraft used the highway to maneuver, creating temporary disruption and prompting nearby authorities to halt traffic for safety.

Tasefic Catorsville Frederik and Balts

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promised Constipation Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle solution for constipation. It claims the tablets stimulate the upper and lower bowels to produce regular movements with no discomfort, and offers QOhse Tablets as a milder option.

Derby hopefuls loom as Calumet ships Citation to Kentucky

A forced landing near Leld led pilot Guy Dykes of Martinsburg to safety after skimming two houses then directing his plane to a highway before continuing to a nearby airport. His wife and child accompanied him while Maryland contenders lagged behind Citation, who, after a Chesapeake Stakes win, headed to Louisville to meet challengers. Saggy and Bovard were doubtful for the Derby, Fritz Masel withdrawn, leaving Alan Clarke’s Fritz Masel out of the running.

Thomas Simona Self Guy Dykes Martinsburg W. Va Simons Trafic Dykes Land Calumet Farm Citation Kentucky Champ Bovard Dr. Almac Saggy Louisville Maryland Calumet Star Alan Clarke Fritz Masel

Baltimore unions form to back negotiations with shipowners

Baltimore port agent Dvorin reports a National Union of Marine Workers and the Baltimore CIO cooks and stewards organize a mobilization committee after a San Francisco conference. The group aims to back contract talks with shipowners as labor tensions rise on the West Coast. British Honduras is noted as smaller than Vermont.

Baltimore National Union of Marine Baltimore Cooks and Stewards CIO

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