Juvenile Court Set After Child Abuse Report
A juvenile court hearing is scheduled for Tuesday to determine custody of William Stoneburner age 2 and Jane Ellen Stoneburner 18 months after William was found naked tied to a couch in a dark room at a Burkitsville home. William and Nellie Stoneburner face $2000 bond on assault and battery counts.
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William Clark Stoneburner
Jane Ellen Stoneburner
Burkitsville
William Stoneburner
Nellie Wood Stoneburner
Circuit Court
Montevue
Stoneburner
William C. Roderick
Rail wreck near Port Washington leaves one dead
A Long Island Rail Road collision near Port Washington station killed conductor Joseph Hulser, 62, of Rockaway Park, Queens, and seriously injured 10 passengers. Engineer Daniel Awatta was trapped and required leg amputation before rescue. The switch engine struck a westbound passenger train.
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Port Washington
Long Island
Nassau County
Joseph Hulser
Rockaway Park
Queens
Daniel Awatta
Cotton Textile Mart Awaits OPA Pricing Clarification
Mills in the cotton textile market held sales as they awaited restored OPA pricing guidance. Reports from Washington suggested August ceilings might rise about 16 percent while official figures were not released. Industry leaders favored monthly ceilings but some expect daily adjustments tied to raw cotton costs. Rayon converters moved routinely. An upward revision was likely but withholding goods was discouraged. Injuries fatal Washington Aug 3 William Freiss 63 Arlington Va died today from injuries when a crowded commuter bus overturned from a bridge after colliding with a car.
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New York
Washington
William Freiss
Arlington
Hungary as keystone in Moscow's European influence
DeWitt Mackenzie notes Moscow rejects a U S bid to rethink Soviet reparations and joint aid for Hungary. He argues Hungary's strategic Danube hub status, its economic chaos, and its position between the Balkans and central Europe make it vital to Moscow's zone of influence and to broader continental realignment.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
America
Hungary
Europe
U. S. State Department
Moscow
Washington
Noute Siso
Danubian
United States
Uncle Sam
Balkans
Austria
Black Sea
Budapest
Danube
Yugoslavia
Romania
Cechoslovakia
Germany
Berlin
Hitler
Stalin
British Tanker Burns In Harbor Of Haifa
Rescue squads recovered 32 survivors in Haifa harbor as the British tanker Empire Cross burned after an overnight explosion. Ten of 12 casualties were believed to be British merchant navy officers. six of 50 Lascar crew were ashore. Police said the ship blew at an unloading dock and no link to Jewish activities or refugee arrivals was indicated.
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Haifa
Empire Cross
Lascar
Indianapolis Man Buys Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Club
Frank E. McKinney, a 42 year old Indianapolis businessman, has purchased the Pittsburgh Pirates in a deal awaiting only routine transactions for completion. The Pittsburgh Post Gazette reported the sale today.
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Pittsburgh
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Vets Take Control in Athens Tenn After Jail Siege
In Athens Tennessee a three man veterans committee took over securing law and order after a six hour clash between veterans and deputies over ballot counting. Sheriff Pat Mansfield fled town as 18 were injured and a jail bomb tore part of the jail. Governor McCord sent four state troopers for a day.
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Athens
Tenn
MeMfinn
GlIs
Bob Walker
Uh Lickie
Pat Mansfield
Mansfield
Reterans
Harry Johnson
Veterans Ticket
Jim McCord
Nashville
Knox Henry
George Woods
Tennessee House of Representatives
Henry
Paul Cantril
Veterans
Reds Force U.S. Papers From Germany
The U S Army in Frankfurt reports two of three Russian soldiers, once arrested in Berlin as spies and later released to Soviet authorities, compelled German employees of the U S Army to hand over secret American documents during custody. Brig Gen Edwin L Sibert issued the intelligence update.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Berlin
U.S
Edwin L. Sibert
Europe
All Aboard Army Plane Are Killed
An Army Air Forces B 25 bomber crashed in flames three miles southeast of the Long Beach Army Air Field early today. Five or six aboard were killed with no survivors. wreckage scattered over a quarter mile. The plane was en route from Albuquerque to Long Beach. Authorities planned an Army inquiry.
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Long Beach
Calif
Army Air Forces
Army Air Field
Army
Long Beach Army Air Field
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Naval Ammunition Depot
Seal Beach
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Ted Sizemore
Free wedding atop merry-go-round in Jerome wild west show
Northside Rodeo Association offers a free wedding to a Jerome county couple who will be married while astride merry-go-round horses during a wild west show in Jerome Idaho. The package includes a ring and wedding cake.
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Jerome
Idaho
Northside Rodeo Association
Jerome County
British Indian Troop Movement Toward Basra
British and Indian troops were moving by sea toward Basra on the Persian Gulf as debates arose in London and from the Indian government and offices over the meaning and implications of the troop movement.
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Basra
London
Persian Gulf
British Foreign Office
Operation On Heart Saves Life
Seoul reports a two hour operation saved Sang 5. 0. after he was stabbed in the heart by a prowler. Capt. John M. Culler of Frederick Maine led the procedure. Geis ner was knifed July 16 while sleeping. Culler, commander of the 877th Station Hospital, has served in Korea over a year and previously worked in Maryland and Baltimore medical facilities.
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Seoul
Korea
Prowler
TS Herald Grin
John M. Culler
Frederick
Geisner
Culler
877Th Station
Mary Ruth Culler
Baltimore
Capt. Culler
Spokane
Okinawa
Frederick Weigh School
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland Medical School
Church Home and Hospital
Balinore
Frederick City Hospital
Golf Tourney For Benefit Of Polio Victim
A fall professional golf tournament sanctioned by the Middle Atlantic PGA funds Daphne Schreiber a fifteen year old Cambridge girl battling infantile paralysis. Daphne in an iron lung since May shows progress able to spend up to 25 minutes outside the device. Her parents seek a portable lung to move closer to their Maryland home as golf pros plan participation in a charity match.
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Daphne Schreiber
William Schreiber
Cambridge
Snape
Middle Atlantic Professional Golfers' Association
Daphne
William H. Moore
East Church Street
West Palm Beach
Jfr
Starling
Baltimore
Florida
Belle Glade
Schreiber
Carrol MacMaster
Woodholme Golf Club
John Flattery
M.A.P.G.A
Bob Barnett
Secional
Bal Migiuaw
Mount Pleasant Club
Plane missing on Manila to Okinawa flight
A BT bomber with nine officers and three enlisted men has been missing since July 25 on a Manila to Okinawa flight. An intensive search is under way.
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Manila
Okinawa
Bombing of Yenan by government planes shocks capital
Reports say Chinese government aircraft bombed Yenan, capital of the Communist forces, with multiple bombers and fighters strafing the city for about 20 minutes. Communists claim the raid failed to deter negotiations led by Chow En Lai and Marshall while casualties are cited on both sides.
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Nanking
Yenan
Taray
Chow En-Lai
George C. Marshall
Chou
Wang Ping-Nan
Sian
Conander
Chu -Feh
Man Tse-Young
Stabilized Prices Soon Porter Hopes Washington
OPA head Paul Porter expressed optimism on radio that production gains will stabilize bread flour cereals and other foods before long. He noted current price pressures from funds clothing and manufactured goods and urged that signs point to clearer sailing ahead as production increases.
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Washington
OPA
Paul Porter
Porter
Ina
ABC Network
Leaves From Notebook OF.A Correspondent By HAL BOYLE
Hal Boyle reports on the Nuremberg tribunal, noting the judges' flawless attendance amid mass testimony and dwindling press coverage. He highlights defendants including Goering and von Ribbentrop, the aging panel, and odd incidents from the courtroom, such as a kitchen worker caught with coffee in coat lining and a jeep gasoline theft.
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Hal Boyle Nueenberg
Germany
Internationab Emilitacy Tribunal
Abseve Bey Atz Sehr
Martin Borgmann
Hitler
Herrein Goering
Anne Keeshan
Chicago
America
Britain
France
Miss Keesnan
Robert Jackson
Tibunal
Man Held In Jail On Serious Charge
Glendon T. Maupin was sworn for assault with intent to rape before Magistrate Edward J. Smith. He was ordered held without bond. Maupin alleged to have broken into a woman's apartment, attempted to assault her, then fled after she screamed. Police and State Police conducted a one hour search and arrested him, with divorce proceedings reportedly involving the woman. Maupin was visiting the area.
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Tate
Edward J. Smith
Glendon T. Maupin
Maupin
Mpelice
Big Four Chairmanship Upholded at Paris Peace Talks
At the Paris peace conference the Big Four chair rotation was upheld by a 12 to 8 vote in the rules committee. The United States and Molotov backed rotating leadership, while a bloc of smaller nations pressed for France to hold the chair permanently amid tense dispute. Ethiopia abstained.
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Paris
James F. Byrnes
United States
Etats Unis
France
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Council of Foreign Ministers
Britain
Rules Committee
Markey Winds Up Week Campaigning Across Maryland
Brigr Gen D John Markey Republican Senate hopeful from Walkersville ends a busy week with events across Queen Julie s Kent and Cecil counties and travel to Baltimore Montgomery Howard counties and Ellicott City Rotary. He plans Eastern Shore events next week as well as trips to Baltimore city Anne Arundel county and Washington county. A minor accident occurred on Worth Market Street near Twelfth with no injuries and only minor damage. Funeral services were held for Dr Donald R Hooker at the Church of the Redeemer in Baltimore.
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D. John Markay
Walkersville
Miles River
Queen Juie’s
Kent
Cecil
Baltimore
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Rotary Club
Ellicott City
Howard County
Gen. Markey
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel County
Montgomery County
Washington County
Worth Market Street
Twelfth Street
Ernest G. Utterback
Frederick
Market
West Twelfth Street
Alden W. Heffner
Utterback
Charles Bell
Church of the Redeemer
Donald R. Hooker
Civic Teader
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Lincoln, Ill
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Hawkins
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British Commonwealth
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Merwe
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Peiping-Tientsin Road
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