Allies German differences cleared up for West Germany
Frankfurt April 25. Gen. Lucius D. Clay said all conflicts between Germans and Western Allies over West German government are resolved. Constitution expected by May 15 with elections soon after, and a new government by July. Adenauer reported unity among major parties and approval from three Allied Military Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
U. SS
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Social Democrats
Christian Democratic Union
Clay
Western Germany
West Germany
Bonn
New Fiber In Rayon Group Is Developed In New York
Celanese Corp of America announces a new chemical staple fiber named celeos in the rayon group. It aims to offer fabrics with new designs colors and characteristics usable alone or blended with wool cotton or other rayon. It sits between acetate and viscose and will be sold at 42 cents a pound. In other items a murder probe begins in California over the death of John E Owen and a city hall fingerprint incident is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celanese Corp. of America
Harry Price
Celanese
Celcos
Price
Insurance Plan Approved By State Doctors Baltimore
The Maryland Medical Service Inc. approved a Blue Shield style plan by the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty to cover doctor bills in hospital, home, or office. The plan groups insured by income with premiums estimated at 4 dollars a month for hospital-only coverage and 6.50 dollars for extended policy. A non profit Maryland Medical Service, Inc. will oversee administration, with Maryland Hospital Service, Inc. handling Blue Cross duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Medical and
Maryland
Norman E. Sartorius, Jr
Pocomoke City
Worcester County
Chamberlain
Munich
Maurice Pincoffs
University of Maryland Medical School
The
Maryland Medical Service, Inc
Blue Shield
Maryland Hospital Service, Inc
Blue Cross
Lake Plant Growth Draws Complaints At Culler Lake
Residents around Culler Lake complain about a heavy crop of marine growth that causes odor and nuisance officials say little can be done. City Engineer W Raymond Walter notes the growth is a remnant from former fish ponds and blooms to the surface before frost slows it, with hopes that freezing weather will reduce it again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler Lake
W. Raymond Walter
Airmen Near Record Set Despite Tail Wheel Loss
Fullerton Calif April 25 Gp As they chased a record six weeks aloft Dick Riedel and Ball Barris aim to land at 11 44 a m Pacific tomorrow after 1 008 hours in the air Their tail wheel is missing yet they expect a safe landing on their nonstop cross country flight The wheel fell between Milam and Tampa Fla during the journey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Calif
Dick Riedel
Ball Barris
Milam
Tampa
Fla
First American passenger train to run on synthetic fuel
The Burlington lines will operate a diesel locomotive with about eight passenger cars from St. Louis on May 8 carrying Government officials to Louisiana Missouri and back for the dedication of two new coal to oil demonstration plants of the U S Bureau of Mines. The train will carry about 1200 gallons of Louisiana produced liquid fuel for the 188 mile round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Burlington Hnes
Louisiana
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Burlington
Reward Offered For Missing Platinum Bracelet
Pittsburgh businessman Richard J. Cook offers a reward or donation to a Boy Scout troop for help in finding a platinum diamond bracelet worth about 5 000 dollars lost along Route 240 between Evergreen Point and Hyattstown last Friday. The bracelet is half inch wide, circular diamond setting, with a safety chain, valued for sentimental reasons by Mrs. Cook. A cheese cracker box discarded from a car window along the highway is where the loss is believed to have occurred, 8 to 15 miles beyond Evergreen Point. Communications can be sent to News-Post box 2505, as noted in today’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Monnay
Evergreen Point
Hyattstown
Richard J. Cook
News-Post
Boy Scout
Cook
Washington
Tydings To Speak Sunday At Dedication Of Airport Here
United States Senator Millard E. B. Tydings of Maryland will deliver the principal address dedicating Frederick Municipal Airport next Sunday. Congressman J Glenn Beall of the Sixth Maryland District will join a day planned with a 15,000 crowd and many aircraft from across states. Traffic plans and routes will be announced soon with state and city police coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Millard EB. Tydings
Maryland
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Frederick Municipal
Jack T. Quynn
Frederick
Quynn
Fairchild
Army Air Force
Congressman Beall
Joseph Himes
Tydings
Joseph F. ‘Thorning
Carrollton Manor
Texas
Baltimore National Guard
Washington National Geuaroil Air Group
Tydoil Dirigible
Urged To Back Repeal Of Taft Hartley Act
In Washington on April 25 representatives of eight CIO and AFL unions in Baltimore urged Maryland’s Congressional delegation to vote for repeal of the Taft Hartley labor law. The group met in Senator Tydings office with Lasseer Beall Fallon and Senators O’Connor and Tydings. Spokesmen urged support for the administration sponsored Thomas Lesinski bill and offered to furnish statements of problems under Taft Hartley. Frank Plogman spoke for the CIO group which included Ben Hewitt Shipyard Workers Union John J. Smith National Maritime Union Margaret Weiss president of the ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
AFL
Baltimore
Maryland
Tyding
Lasseer
Beall and Fallon
O'Connor
Tydings
Thomas Lesinski
Frank Plogman
Holy Name Union Elects Clarkson Gemmill President
Clarkson Gemmill of Washington was elected president of the Holy Name Union of the Archdiocese of Washington at the unions annual meeting. Gemmill, an advertising executive, succeeds Lawrence J. McDonnell of Washington. The session was attended by more than 700 Holy Name members from Washington and four Maryland counties Prince Georges Montgomery Charles and St Marys.
Thurmont Officials Re-Elected Monday
Only 26 voters went to the polls in Thurmont to elect a president and two Board of Commissioners. D Sayler Weybright E Elmer Barnhart and George Black were re elected each with 26 votes. Ross V Smith and Clinton Waesche remain in their current terms. The town lamented the lack of civic spirit and postponed several matters until after the election. The board will reorganize on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Board of Commissioners
D. Sayler Weybright
E. Elmer Barnhart
George Black
Ross V. Smith
Clinton Waesche
Boy Accused In Shooting Dover Case Emerges
Fifteen year old Robert Brennan is implicated in a third shooting as part of a family tied to two lonely hearts killings. Col. Barnes said George Brennan, 17, revealed that Robert shot neighbor Bessie Watkins two years ago, with the bullet still lodged in her neck. George is now the fourth Brennan held for the July court term in the Wade Wooldridge slaying connected to lonely hearts schemes.
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Dover
Del
Robert Brennan
Herbert E. Barnes
Delaware State Police Headquarters
George Brennan
Robert
Barnes
George
Bessie Watkins
Brennans
Brennan
Wade N. Wooldridge
Wooldridge
Inez Brennan
Raymond
Hugh Schultz
Concord
N. J
New Contract Policy Shaped By Mine Group
Washington April 25 John L Lewis and a 200 man policy committee shaped new contract demands with four major goals more pay shorter hours equalized employment and safer pits. The one year agreement expires June 30 talks toward a new pact begin next month. The UMW reviewed the union economy and noted financial moves including a Washington office building purchase and unconfirmed reports of the National Bank of Washington. Barnum Colton was installed as president of the bank today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
National Bank of Washington
Nation Bank of Washington
Barnum Colton
Colton
Miners Seek 14.05 Day Rate and 40 Hour Week
The text notes miners want 14.05 dollars for an eight hour day, with a 40 hour week straight-time and time and a half for overtime. It also mentions union activity including a long term welfare retirement fund in a bank and contract aims. A railroad death is reported: Garlitz, 60, supervisor in Baltimore Ohio central region, died at home in Dubois, with funeral in Cumberland.
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UMW
Lew
Secenis
Straigme
Hev
Dubois
Jo Garlitz
Baltimor
Ohio Central Region
Cunberland, Md
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John E. Owen
Irene Rich
Owen
National Association of Apartment House Owners
Riverside Ranch
Fis Real Estate Provsst Cies
Agnes E. Garnier
City Hall
Delphey's Sport Store
West Patrick ST
South Market
Ibarney
Nieowera
Doan
Grolier Society, Inc
Book of Knowledge
Ray F. Debler
West Monument St
Baltimore, Md
S Ss
Glass & Mirror
Markell & Ford
Kemp
Ir Vail
Post Office Department
All American Airways, Inc
Pittsburgh-Washington
All American
Times-Herald
Blue Ridge News Agency
B. Petrick St
Allen
Maryland Telephone Traffic Union
James Reagan
Brewery Workers Union
Harry Cohen
Clayton G. Perry
Henry Warner
F.C. Ellis
Building and Construction Trade
Cth
Gamacewns
AVA
Ithurmont
Druid Theater
Damascus
Guy Madison
tHana Lynn James Dunn
Brooklyn
Heaven
Lydia E. Pinkham
Slybia E
Pirkham
Delphey’s
Allen 'G
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Aenw Bo
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Wae
Vincent Price
Jo Noda Beibe
acGa
Weil
Plymouth
North Market St
Mano Swartz
Ellin’s Haberdashery
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Weil Brothers
Weurlitzer Pianos
Wurlitzer
America
Colonial Music Shop
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Mal
Plesse
On Wurlitzer
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