Three Held For Machine Gun Theft In Baltimore
FBI arrested three operators of a small Maryland airline including Karl Eisenhardt president of Pan American Transport Inc for possessing machine guns stolen from an Army base in Georgia. The raid at Eisenhardt’s Ellicott City mansion recovered twenty five caliber machine guns. The case ties Eisenhardt to South America as a former government representative.
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South America
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Te Preious Slode
Ellicott City
Karl Jean Exsenhardt
Pan American Transport, Inc
Eisenhardt
Clinton
Okla
Edward Broader, Jr
Ams
Texas
Meredith Russell
U. S
Esenhardts
Westminster
Mad
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Washington
Board of Economic Warfare
Venezuela
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Brush
Augusta
Hatford
Baltymore Minipal
Russell
Twiford Hall Farm
Exwenhard
Heliford
Oklahoma
Prowder
State Aviation Commission
Pan American Transport
Chart Hospital
Lane To Resume Signing Of Bills
Governor Lane plans to resume signing bills Friday night after a hearing on redefining the practice of charges in medicine. An aide said he faces numerous conflicts with already signed measures and will announce details tomorrow. Several department measures and Chesapeake Bay related actions are under review as local bills may be affected.
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Lane
Louis O'Donnell
Geneva
Circus Accident Halts Final Act At Night Show
About 990 circus fans witness an unscheduled finale as acrobat turns fall from a teeterboard at James M. Cole circus. Robert Sullivan, 21, from Huntington West Virginia, dislocates elbow and fractures left arm, aided by Dr. Thomas Strom Brunswick, then taken to Frederick City Hospital and discharged after minute treatment. Attendance remains strong for matinee and night shows with the circus moving to tea shows today.
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James M. Cole
Fairgrounds
Robert Sullivan
West Third Street
Humiington
W. Va
Andar
Thomas Strom Brunswick
Sullivan
Frederick City Hospital
Stat
Office of Temporary Controls Abolished Moves Rent Powers
President Truman signed orders abolishing the Office of Temporary Controls and transferring rent controls to the housing expediter. The OTC will be formally abolished June 1 with housing Expediter taking rent powers May 4, while OPA subsidies and price adjustments move to the Reconstruction Finance Corp and Agriculture Department. About 6,000 OPA employees shift to the housing expediter and 1,200 to the Commerce Department to wind down OTC duties including civilian production administration liquidation.
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Truman
OTC
OPA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Civiian Production Administration
Two Fishermen Fined for Undersized Trout
Two fishermen Oscar Linton of Rt 3 Frederick and Harold E Beacht of 23 West Patrick Street were fined and forfeited $10 collateral each plus costs for taking undersized trout from Tuscarora Creek over the weekend. Linton was seized Sunday by Regional Game Warden Ben Phebus Sr and Beacht Saturday by District Game Warden Durward W Kettells.
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Rt 3
Frederick
Harold E. Beacht
West Patrick Street
Tuscarora Creek
Linton
Ben Phebus, Sr
Beacht
Durward W. Kettells
Thomas M. Hammond
Brunswick
Sergt
Phebus
Clifford Smith
West Fifth Street
Dan Swomley
James C. Loughry
Punxsatanney
Jos S. Puckett
Berkeley County
Willard A. Spencer
Arnold Simmons
Universal training urged by late General’s ally at club
A friend of the late Brig Gen Alan C McBride urged universal military training as crucial for national defense. He cited WWI and WWII troop mobilization, the need for 1,750,000 regulars, and emphasized rapid modern threats including air power and atomic age changes. The talk at the Frederick Crvac Club also touched on Communism and Russian military influence.
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John Alden Crane
S&s Army
Frederck Crv
Alan C McBrde
Philippines
Frederick
United States
Craive
Balure
Stacuale Hopkins University
Gaert- Son
Amerian
Turkey
Amencat Legat
Ce Cros
Purp Hearn
Susser Ster
Legion of Honor
Cran Sand
House committee cuts U S broadcasts outside Western Hemisphere
A Republican subcommittee moved to end funding for the State Department cultural relations program outside the Western Hemisphere. The effort in the House Expenditures Subcommittee targets news radio libraries abroad movies and student exchanges aimed at showcasing America. The move comes as officials say the program is a prime administration project.
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House
Russia
State Department
Capitol H.s
Western Hemisphere
America
William Benton
Benton
Radio Magazine
Appropriations
Rep
Stefan
R-Neb
State Departments
Columbia Bicycles Expert Bicycle Repairing
Delpehy s Sport Store on West Patrick Street advertises complete bicycle services from expert repair to accessories. The local shop promotes wide selection and maintenance for all riders and bike models.
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Columbia Bicycles
Delphey’s Sport
West Patrick ST
Frederick County Old Age Insurance Applicants Rise
The Social Security Administration reports 269 Frederick County retired wage earners receive old-age insurance, a 39 percent rise from last year due to war-time job terminations. There are 98 wives over 65 with extra payments, 108 widows paid 1660 monthly, and 33 widows with 18 or younger children totaling 2962 monthly. Thirty-one children added to the rolls this year, totaling 178. 48 aged widows or parents over 65 form the smallest group. More may become eligible.
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Frederick Country
Leslie C. Lounsbury
Social Security Administration
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Lounsbury
Aged workers seek jobs with SSA help in Frederick
Aged workers out of work look for employment. A Social Security Administration representative is available at the Frederick Post Office every Thursday at noon. Fatally injured driver Guy Moser, 52, of Owings Mills, died after his car collided with a trailer truck on Reisterstown Road near Garrison late Tuesday. Baltimore County medical examiner Dr Caples confirmed the death. Patrolman Rowe said Moser attempted a U turn.
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Secial Security Adminstraties
Frederick
Reisterstown
Garrison
Guy Moser
Owings Mis
P. Caples
Baltimore County
Rowe
Pikesville
Moser
Westminster man involved in hog truck crash
Edgar L. Myers of Westminster drove a large hog trailer that struck a southbound truck and was hurled into a telephone pole breaking it in two. Patrolman Hipsiey said no charges have been filed and police are investigating the accident.
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Edgar L. Myers
Westminster
Hipsiey
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