Daylight Time Changes Imply Rail Schedule Shifts
Maryland and Pennsylvania towns along the Star Route plan daylight saving time adoption. Key routes between Frederick, Hagerstown, York, and Brunswick trigger earlier through times. some towns like Walkersville Woodsboro stay on standard time while Brunswick and Emmitsburg edge toward daylight. Officials weigh impacts on Daily departures, with unions in Union Bridge voting for the change.
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Baltimore-Tours
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Hagerstown
Thurmont-Frederick
Thurmont
Crolley
Pennsylvania Railroad
York
Princia
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Pennsylvania
Littlestown
Hanover
Spring Grove
Taneytown
Baltimore and Onic
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Fred Zek
Frederick-Carroll
Union Bridge
Coure
Local Aid Plan Faces Funding Cut Risks
The article reports that Newburyport officials consider a 10 percent cut across all departments to cover food and luxuries, warning of acute psychological danger if the plan fails. It notes merchants and residents may bear the burden, with officials advocating a pocketed solution.
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Newburypor
Mass
S Bet
Quuzzer Kills Prowler in Chicago Home
An unnamed resident, Joe Keily, reports fending off a prowler during a nighttime intrusion at his apartment in Chicago. Local authorities investigate the incident and scene details remain under review.
Nine Die In Crash Of Planes
Delta Air executives reported nine dead after a crash involving a converted DC twin engine plane used for training and survey flights. Names listed include George R. Cushing and H. R. Bolan among others. no survivors were reported.
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Delta Air
Specia
Co Oman
Delta
George R. Cushing
Philad
Opaa
Dhey W. Atlanta
H. R. Bolan
Alempse
Cartersyi
L. T. Campbell
Hapeville
John LT. Sehneider
Sta
Clayton Berry
Atlanta
Army
Russia Proposes Three Point Plan for Korea Aid Move
Moscow reports Molotov replies to Marshall on Korea question. He blames U S members of the joint commission for past breakdowns and urges immediate action toward a provisional democratic government, rapid polling, economic integration, and eventual self governed state with American financial aid for Korea’s restoration and development.
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Moscow
Korea
CO Mest Seoal
V. A. Molotov
George C. Marshall
Borean
Frederick High to Present Two Concerts This Year
High School students will stage two concerts this year in Frederick. The events will be led by band director L. Spekter and supervisor Charles C. Stull, with the Frederick High School music staff coordinating the programs and performances.
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Frederick Wedne
Ker Park
Specter
L. Systm
Frederick High School
Charles C. T. Stull
Moderate Advances in Individual Stocks Reported in New York
The report from New York on April 22 notes continued advances in individual stocks with steady hourly gains and muted trading activity. Market observers cited selective strength in several leading issues amid cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Do's and Don'ts for Clothing Drive in Frederick County
Community drive led by Rev. Paul W outlines do and donts for clothing donations. Emphasizes naming and addressing donors, packing guidelines, separating baby clothes, avoiding hats, and using cash for food purchases to maximize aid. Also notes preferred items include canned goods high in calories, soap, tools, kitchen utensils, toys, and school materials.
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Frederick County
Paul W
Wurch World
Childref
Remanded to Custody for Non Support Case
Roscoe DeGrange a Frederick farm hand was remanded to Sheriff Guy Anders for sentence later on a charge of non support. Associate Judge Patri M Schnauffer presided in Circuit Court noting DeGrange had paid his wife nothing after a January release from the House of Correction.
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Roscoe DeGrange
Frederick
Guy Anders
Patri M. Schnauffer
DeGrange
House of Correction
Amy Morgan Bauzt
Ce DeGrange
Wilbur F. Sheffield
AFL CIO Seek Summit On Wage Fight With Senate Debates
April reports that unions prepare a broad search for a path around Senate limits as AFL top leaders invite CIO for talks on wage policy. The move marks a first counter-offensive step amid rising labor anxiety under President Philip MP.
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Anniety
Meil
Senate
AFL
CIO
Werger Hero
Philip MP
Memorial Center Sought by AMVETS in Frederic
The Frederi AMVETS reiterates plans for a memorial center and seeks a May opening. A joint Memorial Night with other veterans is planned at the American Legion home, with Horton Peace presiding and John Ferguson named service officer replacing Samuel J. Weston. James Marrone announced a new youth delinquency program.
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Frederi Amvets
American Legion
Amvets
John Ferguson
Samuel J. Weston
Tate
James Marrone
Horton Peace
Three Filling Stations Robbed in Woodsboro and Emmitsburg
Three filling stations were robbed in separate incidents. At the Woodsboro site operated by Fred Bowers a small amount of cash and candy were stolen, while in Emmitsburg the service station yielded about $3 and chewing gum. Investigations named Miry Migde and others, with military police handling one suspect who escaped from Fort Meade. A fourth entry on East Fourth Street involved Bernard Simmons’s shop, where clothing disappeared after a forced entry. a cash register remained mostly untouched.
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Miry
Migde
AL D
Woodsboro
al Fish Bers
Fred Bowers
Emmitsburg
Creager Pisces Denury
Paul Buttman
George Rous
Austin Murray
K. D. Bond
Cro and Murray
Myron Adsiphus Manute
Fort “Xeade
Mann
Wey
Eest Fourth Street
Bernard Simmons
Daniel Swomley
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of several properties. Wilmer D. Kehne sold to Alks Mary B. Kline at 519 Elm Street for about $9,000. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown Jr sold to Franklin Roe in Walkersville for about $6,590. Thomas M. Mohler and Mitha P. Blair sold to Naomi E. Puiman two acres with improvements in Lewistown for about $5,000. Mr. and Mrs. Myer Kaplan and others sold to Mr. and Mrs. Alien L. Phillips Sr a property on A Street extended for about $4,000. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Zimmer and Mr. and Mrs. J Russell Nermaan sold to Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Wehy a property in New Frederic for about $4,000. A separate note mentions a back proposal relating to Washington and a plan for $200,000,000 in communism.
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Wilmer D. Kehne
Mary B. Kline
Elm Street
Charles A. Brown, Jr
Franklin Roe Walkersville
Thomas M. Mohler
Mi Tha P. Blair
Naomi E . Puiman
Prope
Frederic Sideration
Yon
Harvey C. Burnsham A. Gover
Fire Extinguishes Shed Fire in Texas Feed Store
A small shed fire at a Texas feed store was quickly controlled by firefighters. No injuries reported as crews contained the blaze and investigated the cause. Local authorities urged residents to avoid the area during suppression efforts.
Visionary Hoffman family faces eviction and new birth plans
In Looking Ahead Los Angeles a 15 month old triplets Dennis Donna and Diane face eviction from their home. Raymond Hoffman a Southern Pacific Railroad machinist and his wife anticipate another birth in June as doctors announce plans for the mother’s next pregnancy amid housing pressure.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Hoffman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Dennis
Donna
Diane
Bowles Proposes Board of Business Leaders for Price Cuts
Former OPA administrator Bowles urged President Truman to create a voluntary board of business leaders to seek broad price reductions across industries. He supported the idea after congratulating Truman at a luncheon in New York and praised the speech as an exacting and thoughtful effort to address the cost of living pressures.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Trum
New York
Bowles Wold
Baltimore picket reports reach Frederick plant
Reports said Baltimore strikers might picket the Chesapeake and Potomac exchange in Frederick after a two week walkout. Local managers claim all Frederick staff back at work and service normal, but Baltimore efforts and traffic lines remain unsettled with no official comment.
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Baltimore
Rederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Exchange
Hagerstown
Robert L. Keyser, Jr
Monumental City Exchange
Frederick
Lompany
T Prac- Healy
Hood Faculty Members Attend Dinner at Key Hotel
Faculty guests from Hood College attended a dinner at the Scott Key Hotel. President Stahr presided as Educa, the speaker, spoke on aspects of R. Paul Smith. Grace Brown Geneva Leinbach and Miss Catomas served as recisitar and secretary in the event.
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Ubers
Gamdirector
R. Paul Smith
Stahr
Grace Brown
Geneva Leinbach
Miss Catomas
Failures Rise in Week Ended April 17
The weekly total reached 68, up from 59 the prior week and over four times the 1946 level. Dun and Bradstreet reported the figures, bringing the year to date total to 891 with an average of 56 per week versus 29 per week in 1946.
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York
Dun & Bradstreet
Silver and Art Return To Hungary From US Seizure
The United States ships 66 pound silver ingots and 370 priceless cultural pieces from Budapest vaults to Hungary Jest amid postwar recovery. The 14 car express carries $4 million in silver and $21 million in art to support Hungary’s economy as U S diplomats stress restoring assets. Lt General Clarence R Huebner calls the move a sign of honesty and a gesture toward stabilizing Hungary after wartime chaos.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S. State Department
Vienna Bis
Germany
Flues
Clarence R. Huebner
U. 5
Army
Europe
Frankfurt
Expres
United States
Hungarian National Bank
Russia
Hungar
Strikers Demand Money Offers in Bell Wage Fight
The National Federation of Telephone Workers urged local negotiating committees across the country to seek "money offers" from Bell System companies after a misstep in New Jersey where Bell offered a 7 cent hourly raise. NFTW said the prior offer was treated as a misfire and directed its 39 striking members to pursue a regarded, definite company proposal while AT&T declined to engage in talks.
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Washington
National Federation of Telephone Workers
We Country
Bell System
NFIW
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
NFTW
New Jersey
Bones
Shane
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Companies
Arbitration Offer Spurned By Workers
Baltimore April 22 arbitration offer to the provoker by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company faced rejection as about 2 190 Maryland Federation of Telephone Workers craftsman voted better than two to one against the plan while the Maryland Telephone Trafic Union representing 3900 non striking switchboard operators prepared to strike. Forecasts warned of possible frost tonight with temperatures near 32 to 35 degrees though last night’s 36 degree reading and cloud cover limit frost risk.
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Baltimore
Chesapeak & Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland Federation of Telephone
Maryland Telephone Trafic Union
Unsa
Weather Bureau
No Accord On Austria Is Reached
Moscow reports show the Council of Foreign Ministers held a second secret session to resolve the Austrian peace treaty. Talks centered on Yugoslav territorial claims and German assets. no conclusive results, but officials hinted at possible concessions and a last effort at a compromise before the next meeting.
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Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Owas
Trieste
George C. Marshi
Mark W
Charles Bohlen
V. A. Molotov
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Austria
Sloloter
Marshall
United States
Molotov
Stalin
Wreck injures fifteen on Rock Island trains near Echo
An east bound Rock Island Rocket from Amarillo to Memphis collided with a west bound train near Echo Arkansas ten miles west of the town. About 15 people were injured with no fatalities. The eastbound brakes failed and the westbound crew attempted to back to a siding. Both locomotives were slightly damaged and a brakeman sustained rib injuries.
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Tae
Rock Island Railroad
Amarillo
Memennis
Arkich
Here
Echo
Taft Sees Wage Boost Markets Reducin Prices
Taft says wage increases will push up costs but not trigger price cuts, noting U.S. Steel and other firms may raise wages. He maintains that producers will resist price reductions despite calls to lower costs, aligning with Truman’s appeals.
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Senate House
Gyance
U.S. Steel
Manuhas
Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Truman
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