Frederick to observe daylight time changes for local posts
The Frederick post office will follow daylight time with minimal hour changes. most services shift to standard hours, affecting deliveries, window hours, and mail departures. Court and county offices debate half hour versus full hour shifts. liquor license hours align with legal time. nearby towns adopt daylight time ahead of Fredericks changes.
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Frederick
Dewick
Freier
Court House
Dar
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
M Maryland Railroad
Union Bridge
Balimore
Camp Detrick
Chennai Warfare Service
Ange
Cout Commissioners
Roger H. Willard
County Commissioners
Willard
Reads Board
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Thurmount
Emrmitsbure
Army Previou
Bond Set for Eisenhardt Browder in Gun Seizure Case
Oklahoma City and Ellicott City men Eisenhardt and Browder are released on $20 000 bonds after pleading not guilty to federal gun charges. FBI traced twenty nine machine guns and a .30 caliber rifle valued at $20 000 from a Augusta Georgia army base, flown to Baltimore, then found in a mansion basement believed to belong to Eisenhardt. Browder said he worked as a pilot for Eisenhardt for two months.
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Oklahoma City
O. City
Edward Browder, Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cl Wednestar
Augusta
FBI
Fred , Haliford
Baltimore
Eisenhard
Ellicott City
Browder
Eenhard
UN Police Force Plans Hit Roadblock in New York Talks
The United Nations military staff committee abandoned hopes of unanimous agreement on main points for a global police force. It resumes secret sessions aiming to complete a first report by April 30 with dissenting views, mainly Russian, noted in the summary to the Security Council. Key issues include bases, contributions by the Big Five, and post emergency troop withdrawals.
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New York
United Nations
Security Council
Milk prices may shift as Baltimore lowers milk cost
Baltimore plans an 18 cent per quart milk price starting May 1, a cent below Frederick’s current 19 and 2 a quart, with uncertainty about local reductions. Washington remains at 19 1/2 cents. Bruce B. Derrick notes cost cuts as the path to any change.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Bruce B. Derrick
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Frederick County
Clothing Drive On Saturday Forecasts Rain or Shine
A community drive organized by local churches collects clothing and goods for overseas aid. Thompson of the Evangelical United Brethren church leads volunteers with two groups of boys assisting. Donors are urged to bring items to Fredericn and Brunswick. organizers expect steady participation regardless of weather.
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Thompson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rajepliec
Felin
Alterna Wangelical Ang
Fredericn
Brunswick
Street Blocked Off For Preliminary Road Work
North Market street from Church to the Square Corner was closed to traffic as preliminary resurfacing work moved northward. Detours were in place and South Market street remained partially cut from the Square to South street.
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North Market Street
Church
South Market Street
South Street
Business Men End Easton's Phone Strike
About 50 people surrounded Easton Maryland as a citywide telephone strike ended. Pickets demanded operators return to work and some volunteers offered to contact workers at home. Police reported no disorder and the protest ceased after damage and disruption to service were noted.
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Easton
B Wood
Library bill proposed to fund public access nationwide
The Library Association backs a Senate bill to use federal money for temporary libraries in areas without services with eventual permanent branches funded by states or counties. It cites low current coverage and outlines potential per county costs and tax scenarios to build new libraries.
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Washington
Congress
American Library Association
Senate
Aiken
Hill
Ala
The
Library Association
Arkenses
Arkansas Library Service
County Horse Club Will Be Organized
County Horse Club will be organized with members listed from Hood College area and Woodzbero. Names include Frederic sere Mr. S Stax Krebs Bendinoi, Jerome Offutt, Frederick Revert, L Dorens, Carl L. Rams burg, Jo Barton, Roy Lenhart, Austin Bartor, Bernard L. Offutt, Roy Ensor, Billy LeGore, Michael L. Dorcus, and Misses Jo Ann Dore Ruth Figle Patty Dren dings Helen Spurrer Ellen i Stotnemyer.
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Resiegors
Frederic Sere
S. Stax Krebs Bendinoi
Hood College
Jerome Offutt
Frederick Revert L Dorens
Carl L. Ramsburg
Jo Barton
Roy Lenhart
Austin Bartor
Bernard L. Offutt
Roy Ensor
Billy LeGore
Michael L. Dorcus
Jo Ann Dore
Ruth Figle
Patty Drenings
Helen Spurrer
Elleni Stotnemyer
Woodzbero
Weir Kept in Jail On Juvenile Charge After Court Waiver
Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer waived jurisdiction for 10 year old Donald Weir in a case tied to a Martinsburg area robbery spree and a Moose Club incident. Weir was jailed to await September grand jury action while authorities indicated no current WV charges. A separate juvenile hearing removed five year old Carmie Snyder’s daughter from her custody amid neglect findings and welfare fund questions.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Donald Weir
Marjorg
Wy Va
Grunswick Weir
Edwin F
W. K. May
Weir
George Ramey
Martinsburg
W. Va
Tchman Ag
Sen
West Virginia
Sgt. Mar
Ramey
William C. Roderick
Carmie Siers Snyder
Rocky Springs
Children’s Aid Society
Roderick
Market Street
Snyder
Telephone talks to be resumed in nationwide strike
Washington reports Truman and his cabinet discussed the nationwide telephone strike with no action promised beyond Federal conciliators seeking new non management negotiations in a 13 day old stoppage. The government aims to force a wage settlement as the strikers walk out across the country. A separate note describes a German visitor sending a letter to Mayor Culler about food aid and US correspondence.
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Washington
Truman
Lloyd C. Culler
Werner Ha Herr
Berlin
USA
Tsuch
U S Price Structure Up And Down In April 2004
An Associated Press survey shows spot wholesale prices easing for scrap steel flax turpentine eggs cocoa coffee and several meats while hides lamb rye and cotton rise. Basic materials and non ferrous metals largely hold steady with little overall weekly change. Analysts blame persistent costs in materials and labor for the uneven price pattern despite broad cuts in some sectors.
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New York
Truman
Associated Press
Wallace backs Palestine resistance in world conscience plea
Paris reports Henry A Wallace urged that a Jewish resistance in Palestine was needed to arouse world conscience and hoped Britain would honor the original Balfour declaration. He praised no force of arms and urged recognition of facts while supporting the Zionist aim. He addressed the news conference amid calls for peace and justice in the Holy Land.
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Paris
Henry A Wallace
Palestine
Britain
Holy Land
Wallace
Isin
Oz Ton
Spen
Leon Blum
Bluam
Socialist Party Actors
Iease
E Tobermar
SSO
Wiener auction salutes county’s largest personal property sale
The Frederick county sale at Burkittsville drew crowds for the Michael J. Wiener and Bertha M. Wiener estate auction. Prices ranged high for antiques including a Hepplewhite chair at 220 dollars and a walnut portrait frame selling for 105 dollars, with proceeds near 8700 dollars.
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Frederick County
Surkittsville
Michael J. Wiener
Bertha M. Wiener
Id A
MG Pom
Marland
West Virginia
Bertha Wiener
Munte
Jumery
Merryland
Sida
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Miss Wiener
Townsend
Onl Petinting
Burkittsville
Wiener Wale
Ladies of
Te Petersville
Ummer
Buwlus
Glenna
Réliy
Wiener
Burkittville
All Guilty In Richmond Bank Trial
A Richmond jury convicts nine defendants in the Farm ers and Merchants State Bank case on aiding and abetting misapplication of funds. One defendant, Delegate Joseph E. Proffit, is innocent on one count and guilty on another after three days of deliberation.
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Richmond
Federal District Court
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Fredericksburg
Joseph E. Proffit
Floyd County Bank
Profit
Parnell Price
Stuart Campbell
Hugh N
Purcell Bank
DE. Nelson
Roanoke
Harry L Lamson
Washington
Ovo W Operine
L. Rokville
Bomb blasts hit Tel Aviv police billet killing and missing
Bombs struck a police billet in a Tel Aviv suburb today leaving at least two dead and seven missing. British troops surrounded Tel Aviv with roadblocks as rescue workers searched debris while in Jerusalem traffic was halted amid a hoax kidnapping alert regarding three British officers.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Argun Zvai Leumi
Sarona
Trafic
Public Service Commission to Rule on Chesapeake and Potomac Rate Increase
In Baltimore on April 25 the Public Service Commission announced that a 30 day recess will pause the hearing on the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company application for a permanent rate increase. The ruling will be issued when the hearing resumes Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Prail Called Louis April 25 4 The ing News Raid
Commissioner A B Chandler summoned Larry MacPhail president of the New York Yankees for disregarding a prior order not to discuss the Leo Durocher case. The raid marked a direct challenge to authority within baseball governance.
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Prail
Louis
Ing
A. B. Chandler
Larry MacPhail
York Yankees
Leo Durocher
Truman urged federal economy end farm subsidies say critics
At a dinner in York on April 25, Robert R. Young of Chesapeake & Ohio and Sen. Robert A. Taft attacked President Truman's policy. They called for federal economy and an end to farm coddling, arguing it stifles private enterprise and investment. Taft noted rising costs and wages while warning price cuts depend on lower living costs.
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York
Truman
Robert R. Youngs
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
Bureau
Anpaichard
Cles Rapid Paper Men
Pete Marquette
Nickel Plate
Young
Gollar
Taft
N. BR. Howard
A Can Society of Newspapers
Cleveland New
Marshall Seeks Austrian Treaty Progress After Moscow Visit
Secretary of State George C. Marshall, traveling from Bern to Washington, voiced hope for progress on an Austrian treaty and said a four power foreign ministers group would meet in New York in September and London in November. He noted a Moscow conference draft on German assets for reparations and said unity among Allies had been clarified though disagreements remained.
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Iceland
Pim
Paris-Azores
North Atlantic
Bern
Teelan
Kington
Siden
Marshall
Tempelhof
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Sepember
United Nations Assembly
New York
London
Truman
Star
Atlee
Moscow
Marshal
Tempelhof Airdrome
Washington
U. S
Austria
Vienna
Germany
Grandson and Great-Grand Daughter Born Within Oaks
A grandson and a great grand daughter were born to Mr and Josey T Liston Route 4 within weeks of each other in Ingham Ala The first child of Mr and Mrs Paul Jerry Liston weighs six pounds two ounces and is named for his father Formerly of Frederick the county ards wartime service is noted and later corrected as not dead The list includes Mr Hilbert C Woodall Morgantown and Mr and Mrs Lists Lisson with names and places mixed in the fragmentary notice
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Josey T. Liston
Paul Jerry Liston
Ingham
Ala
March
Frederick
Italy
Lyon
Reid
War Department
Suits Against B. and O. Go On Trial Monday
Three suits against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeking a total of 32500 damages arise from a 1946 train automobile collision at Doubs near Point of Rocks. Walter Z Gibbs Jr the automobile driver seeks 25000 for himself and 5000 for his mother Mrs Clara B Gibbs plus 2509 for Walter Z Gibbs Sr for loss of services and hospital expenses.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Doubs
Walter Z. Gibbs, Jr
Point of Rocks
Clara B. Gibbs
Walter Z. Gibbs
Gibbs, Jr
Gibbs, Sr
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Latter City
By James Marlow
County Horse Club
U.S
Hunter McAfee
Foxville
Warnesboro
McAfee
Purcellville and
Leesburg
Daeepa
Oaks
Eazy Dulin
Morganars Dulin
Hilbert C Woodall
Morgartown
Lists Lisson
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