Daylight Time Arrives. Frederick Sees Schedule Shifts
With daylight saving time returning, Frederick area schools will start at 9:30 a.m. and end at 4:00 p.m. Brunswick keeps standard time. Mail service adjusts: some routes shift to daylight time, causing later deliveries. post office operations align with daylight time while major rail lines stay on standard time and trolley and bus schedules adjust accordingly.
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Frederick
Eugene W. Pr
Brunswick
Guy K. Sorter
Baltimore- Thurmont
Hagerstown and Frederick
Nhow
Frederick Post
Thurmont
Star
Middletown-Myersville
Potomac Edison Company
Blue Ridge
Eve
Bai Om
Fred Washington
York-Frederick
Crase
Schedl
York
Boxer Dies After Fight In Kansas City Bout
19 year old Kansas City light heavyweight boxer Darthard collapsed after a seventh round in a bout with Bert Lytell of Fresno. He received severe beating in rounds three and six. A brain operation to remove a blood clot was performed hours later. Dartherd died today in hospital. Dr Harry Maxwell noted the operation aimed to relieve a head injury. In Maryland, Clarendon T Gould 85 died at home after a fall in October that broke his hip.
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P—Jack
Kansas City
Darthard
Bert Lytell
Fresno
Calif
Harry Maxwell
Kattymore
P—Clarendon
T. T. Gould
Maryland
Wage Plea Out Steel To Cut Price
CIO President Philip Murray accused U S Steel Corp of failing to bargain in good faith on a wage increase for workers. President Benjamin Fairless announced price cuts by steel subsidiaries, effective May 1 1948, to curb rising living costs.
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Pittsburgh
Pr.Phillp Murray
CIO
U. S. Steel Corp
Murray
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel
Steel Corp
Questionable gains from Lewis strike loom in court fight
Washington reports detail the coal strike losses. Miners lost about 106 million in wages and 52 million tons of coal not mined in the month long stoppage. Welfare fund losses range 4 to 5.2 million and the union was fined 1.4 million, Lewis 20 thousand.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Iwork
Miners’ Union
Road Block Set Up By Russians Reported Near Vienna
In Vienna on April 22 informed sources said Russians established a new roadblock along a corridor near the British zone. Rioting and desertion of about 80 soldiers followed a recent Soviet order, as Austrian drivers faced restrictions and a British courier jeep was turned back at the checkpoint.
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Vienna
On & S
Sored
Weltpresse
Rigid New Restrictions Are Proposed Amid Berlin Air Collision
Berlin reports proposed new air traffic rules for the western sectors. The Soviet commission urges 24 hour notice of flights through corridors, ground visibility requirements, and night restrictions to prevent accidents like the Viking and Yak-3 collision that killed 14 people including 12 Britons and two Americans. The Taegliche Rundschau cites the British blame and indemnity demands, while London counters with its own probe.
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Berlin
Tof
Sovviet
Taegliche Rundschau
Wreckage Found in New Jersey Plane Mystery
Wreckage of a missing Baltimore to Teterboro flight was found on Rockaway Mountain in New Jersey. Two decomposed bodies nearby were identified as Herbert E. Olson and Warren Webster, both from New Jersey, with Olson listed as president of a marine supplies firm. The plane had disappeared Feb 17 and offered a $1,900 reward for recovery.
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Englewood
Warren Webster
Demarest
Olson
Webster
Coast Guard
Teterboro
Baltimore
Collection Stations For Drive Named For Relief Campaign
Announcement today lists 23 collection sites across Frederick County for a relief drive run by churches and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Campaign runs April 25 through May 1 with door to door canvassing and station drop offs. local leaders include Rev. Paul L. Althouse and Rev. Morris Zumbrun, aided by Junior Chamber representatives.
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Frederick County
Bi Ick
Petersville
First Meith T
Brunswick
George H. Bennett
New Market
K. D. Swecker
Lewistown
Mt. Pleasant
Reformed
Merle F. Sollinger
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
Motter
Saylor
Charles H. Corbett
Thurmont
Hauvers
Feagaville
Harry Howard
Johnsville
C. D. Me
Linganore
Woodville
George Ey von Eighl
Liberty
Paul E. Stitely
Uribana
Stanley J. Wood
Adamstown
Reformed Chhurch
Morgan W. Andreas
Haifa Seizure Ends With Haganah Cease Fire
Jewish forces in Haifa, Palestine, declare control of the city after heavy overnight fighting. Haganah seeks disarmament of Arab forces, mine entry points, and deportation of foreign troops, with a port area under Jewish and British security tension.
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Haifa
Palestine
Tab
Azk
Spo
Stalk
Yiracre
Haganah
Arab National Committee
Mount Carmel
Mediterranean
Stock Market Rises to New Highs in Early Trading
The New York market surged toward new highs with broad gains across sectors. Stocks advanced fractions to notable points as traders piled into the floor, causing tickers to move rapidly and some delays in reporting transactions.
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New York
Partitioning of Palestine Asked Lake Success
Australia demanded that the United Nations proceed to partition or trusteeship. The report notes support for partition and a shift in U S policy, with reference to the broader debate over Palestine and ongoing international diplomacy.
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Palestine
Lake Success
Australia
United Nations
United States
Comics Omitted In Today’s News
Comics are omitted today and will be published Friday along with the releases for that date.
State Roads Commission Seeks Bids For County Road Projects
The State Roads Commission invites bids by noon May 4 for multiple projects across Allegany Anne Arundel Prince Georges Talbot and Baltimore counties. Projects include widening resurfacing drainage on U S 40 sections near Cumberland Cresaptown and Sandy Point area plus dual highway work on Route 401 near the Sandy Point ferry terminal. Also listed are bridge work on U S 40 Edmondson avenue and a Sulphur Springs relocation near Arbutus along with grading and resurfacing on several local roads.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Ted
Allegany County
Cumberland
Allegany Grove
Cresaptown
Anne Arundel County
Sandy Point
Prince Georges County
Suitland
Forestville
District of Columbia
Tatoot County
Skipton Creek
Easton
Wre
Baltimore County
Sulphur Springs
Arbutus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Link Avenue
Butler Road
Hanover Pike
Reisterstown
Worthington Avenue
Noon
Family Protects Robin Nest On Door Fixture
A robin built a nest atop a light fixture at the Stuart Gray home in Nomwood Park. The Gray family uses the back door to supervise the young birds and directs all visitors to enter from the rear to protect the nest.
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Robin
Stuart Gray
Nomwood Park
Gray
Quake Shocks Felt in the Dominican Republic
Several earthquakes shook Hispaniola yesterday near Ciudad Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. No casualties were reported and only slight damage was noted.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Truman to Seek Congress On Palestine Troop Use
Washington April 22 Administration officials predicted President Truman would ask Congress to approve any use of American troops to police Palestine. Marines could be considered if needed though no clear plan exists. Officials fear Arab Jewish tensions may rise when Britain begins troop withdrawal.
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Truman
Washington
President Truman
California
Congress
Palestine
Holy Land
Warren Robust
Special Assembly
United States
Vaide
Presiaut
Austins
United Nations
Presse
White House
Possible Third Frederick Public Housing If Bill Passes
John L. Shaw of the Frederick Housing Authority says a long sought third Frederick project may be included in the Taft Ellender Wagner housing bill moving through the Senate. A regional 150 unit low rent project waits Congressional action as the bill proposes 500000 units in five years, with House actions possible. Frederick currently has about 118 units in Lincoln and Taney apartments plus temporary veterans housing. a survey of veterans quarters is underway.
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Frederick
Senate
John L. Shaw
Frederick Housing Authority
Washington
House
Congress
Shaw
Lincoln and
Taney
Sawyer Nominated As Commerce Head
President Truman nominated Charles Sawyer of Ohio to be Secretary of Commerce and Charles G Ross said the nomination will likely go to the Senate today. Harriman is named as roving ambassador under the European recovery program.
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Washington
Truman
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Commerce
Charles G Ross
Senate
W. Averell Harriman
ITU Guilty of Violating Taft Hartley Act
A NLRB trial examiner ruled that the International Typographical Union and its Baltimore Local 12 violated the Taft Hartley Act and urged the board to require changes to the union's internal constitution laws and policies to comply with the law. A fire in the city prompted United Sremen to respond with a booster stream, extinguishing a blaze at the dump area along East South Street.
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ITU
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical
Baltimore
Taft-Hartle
United Sremen
Uniteds
Local Maryland Forecasts From Eastern Shore to Washington
Forecasts show lower eastern shore and southern Maryland mostly clear with highs near 60 and cool tonight in the 40s. Upper eastern shore central Maryland expect mostly cloudy today with highs in the 40s to 50s and a warm Friday afternoon. Allegany and Garrett counties see partly cloudy skies with highs upper 50s today and warming Friday afternoon.
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Maryland
Lower Eastern Shore
Local Boys Attend Model Legislature at Annapolis
Twelve Frederick High School students left for Annapolis to participate in a three day model Legislature session starting at 1 PM. The group includes Grayson R. Bowers as Senate president and William Rhoads as a Senate member with several House delegates. They will be lectured by state officials, debate bills, and tour the U.S. Naval Academy.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
Annapolis
Bay
State House
Grayson R. Bowers
Senate
William Rhoads
House of Delegates
Martin Bowers
Carmi Saylor
Alfred Shockley
Elridge Waltz
Edward Walter
James Burger
Carl Staley
Bruce Douglas
Charles Ross
Thomas Williams
William Moore
YS M. C. A
Paul Fillion
Bowers
Earle T. Hawkins
William P. Lane, Jr
State Capitol
U.S. Naval Academy
Moore
James H. Falk
Maryland
Y. A. C. A. Youth and Government Program
Frederick Planning Commission to Hear Subdivision Plans
The Frederick City Planning Commission will hold a 7 p m hearing May 7 in City Hall to consider a preliminary subdivision plat for Aores Inc west of High School. City Engineer W Raxsmond Walter notes the hearing covers only land subdivision, not construction, with four or five buildings planned and about 52 dwelling units anticipated.
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Frederick
Forty State Police to be added tomorrow at Fort Meade
The article notes 44 new state police will graduate from expanded training facilities at Fort Meade after moving the school from Pikesville. It says the move followed a legislature action increasing the state police force to 251 officers and mentions related lease details for a storefront and Kaffee Kup business.
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Fort Meade
P—cMarylaid
Pikesville
Coal Miners Flocking To Jobs In Pits
Pittsburgh April 22 coal miners answer return to work call led by John L. Lewis with about 220000 more soft coal miners back. By daybreak 330009 of 400000 bituminous miners were working in states including West Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio and others. UMW leaders and operators expect full resumption by Monday as delays in local meetings slow some returns.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Hainois
Alabama
Colorado
Virginia
Tennessee
United Mine Workers and Operators
Piis
U. S. Steel Corp
Iinois
New Mexico
Fire destroys Cumberland County Office Building on Union Street
A four alarm blaze engulfed the Allegany county office building in Cumberland early today, gutting two of its three floors. The fire damaged the magistrate court and state attorney's office, with over 150 reserve records reported lost by William Catherman of the 208th Composite Armored Reserve Corps. No serious injuries. Cause undetermined.
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Cumberland
Allegany County
Union Street
State’s Attorney's Office
Veterans Administration
William Catherman
208Th Composite Armored Reserve Corps
Office of State
Allorney M. C. Harris
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of several properties. Dr. and Mrs. Randolph M. Nock transferred the Buckeystown Canning Company canning plant to the Buckeystown Canning Company Inc for about 22500 dollars. Avis H A McBride, Washington son of General Allan McBride, sold farm property in Jefferson district for about 17000 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L Keller sold a residence in Smyrna X for about 5000 dollars.
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Randolph M. Nock
Wicomico County
Buckeystown Canning Company, Inc
Buckeystown
Avis H. AicBride
Washingson
Allan McBride
Frederick County
Jefferson District
Wilbur S. Gordon
Er Price
Albert E. King
West Seventh Street
Daniel L. Keller
Clifton S Frye
Srmnsx
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Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican
Men Board of Trade
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Reckrets
Alfred G. Zimmeran
Joseph T
Howard J. Kaugh
Carl W Snoox
Gerald G. Renneberg
W. Mere
Helen B. Young
Margaret Gardner
Teller
Virginia C. Derr
Barbara L. Fout
Ann “Ary
Nor Lane
Howard County
U.S
Sawyer
Model Legislature
Planning Commission
Ichac
Peregoff
G Wentz
South Market Street
Kaffee Kup
All Equipment J
Lille
France
REDS
Alcide DeGasperi
Italy
Cumberland Structure
Charles F. Burke
William A. Huster
George Henderson
Allegany County Circuit Court
Joseph D. Mitch
Hagerstown
George Mehafe
North
Bentz Street
Union Manufacturing Company
Mehaffie
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