Removal Of Rails Stays In Abeyance
Opposition to removing the East Patrick street rail line has emerged among firms served by H. and FP rails in the area. City officials reported that Potomac Edison and the two major railroads would need to act before any decision, with resurfacing delayed and a five week grace period estimated while discussions continue.
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East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Potomac
Eden
Ciy
Potomac Edison
State Roads Commission
Mongar Night
Baby sitter accused in Baltimore incident
A 30-year-old man was charged with attempting to lure a 15-year-old girl who reported going to a Dalfeld Avenue residence after receiving a call from a babysitter agency. They struggled, the youth fled as police arrived, and another man faced breaking and entering charges. The case includes a $3029 judgment and related claims.
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Baltimore
Dalfeld Avenue
Yestere
Rockvile Union Ceme
Montgomery Count General Hospital
San Spring
Ther
Germantown
Oakland Guardsmen in dispute over camp force
Aug 2 a national guard board of inquiry allowed six Oakland Guards to return home while 21 others were kept for two weeks of summer training. Reports say weather caused moves, with some guards hauled by military police to camp. Commander Hammill resisted, citing lack of personal desire for service. Local editor criticized actions as heavy handed though officers claimed routine.
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Camp Ritchie
National Guard Board of
Oakland
Wilbur Close
Oakland Democrat
Hammnll
Hammill
Purnell
Milton A Reckord
the Guard
Traced Loss Of Air France Airliner With 52 On Board
Paris reports Air France concedes a mechanical defect likely caused the disappearance of its large Dying boat missing over the South Atlantic with 52 aboard. Grounding seaplanes of the Latecoere 31 type follows exhaustive checks as rescue efforts continue amid bad weather and uncertain fate.
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Paris
Air France
South Atlantic
Port Etienne
Mauitania
West Africa
Martinique
French West
Indies
Patterson Estate Set At $16 586 571
Washington August 2 Mrs Eleanor M Patterson late editor publisher and owner of the Washington Times Hearth left an estate valued tentatively at 16 586 573 filed for probate in District court Assets listed include personal property the Times Hearth stocks bonds and cash about 1 000 000 real estate in the District of Columbia including two homes and the Times Herald building 1 230 427 real estate elsewhere 356 144 Other real estate includes a summer home at Port Washington New York a North Dakota ranch another near Jackson Hole Wyoming and a winter home at Sarasota Florida Debts do not exceed 353 600 Funeral expenses listed at 2500 Mrs Patterson died July 24.
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Washington
Eleanor M. Patterson
Washington Times-Hearth
Times-Hearld
District of Columbia
Port Washington
D. Y
North Dakota
Jackson Hole
Wxo
Sarasota
Fla
Patterson
Texas Housewives Boycotting Meat Campaigns Begin
In several Texas cities housewives push a high price meat boycott with plans for August 16. Dallas leaders report aggressive outreach while Orange grocers promise to close counters if needed. Corpus Christi and Atlanta also target meat sales as outlets note 30 to 50 percent drop from 16 weeks ago while prices hold or fall slightly.
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Dallas
Texas
R D Vaughn
Dallas Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Orange
Tex
L A Rex
LE. Ring
Corpus Christi
Atlanta
Record Falls In Olympics At Wembley Stadium
Olympic Stadium Wembley reports a record 1 49.2 for Mal Whitfield in the 800 meters and Quinn Smith's 24 feet 154 inches in pole vault as American track stars claim two more titles. Whitfield, an Army Air Force sergeant at Lockbourne Field, broke Olympic two lap mark amid rain. Zatopek edged Reiff in the 5,000 meters as spectators roared.
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Olympic Stadium
Wembley
England
Ave
Mal Whitfield
Quinn Smith
America
Whitfield
Army Air Force
Lockbourne Field
Columbus
Olsingie
Britain
Tom Hampson
Johnny Woodruffs
Berlin
Arthur Wint
Smith
Earle Steadows
Olympic
Erkki Kataja
Finland
Bob Richards
United Sates
Earling Kaas
Norway
Ragnar Lundberg
Sweden
Richmond Boo! Mereor
United States
Gaston Reif
Belgium
Emil Zatopek
Reiff
Zatopek
Gunnar Hockert
Curtis Stone
State College
Europe
Sam
Adolfo Consolini
Giuseppe Tosi
Fortune Gordien
University of Minnesota
Ken Carpenter
Victory Frank
Bill Burton
Group Forming to Rebuild German Cities in U S
Washington reports a national committee named American Aid to Rebuild German Cities seeks an immediate housing and reconstruction start in Germany. Led by architect Liestied Goetze the group vows to publicize needs, mobilize American help, and promote an economically self sufficient Germany to end mass misery and support European recovery.
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Washington
New Jersey
Genmany
Liestied Goetze
Los Angeles
Goetze
William Mager
Union City
N. J
Herman Write
Philadelphia
Edward A. Fleckenstein
Weehawken
Elmer W. Heinel
Mr. Goetze
America
Europe
Germany
Monrovia
Refugee sells wife in Shanghai for 55 thousand dollars
CHOW MEAN from Shanghai reports that P Chow Nan Fu, a refugee from Lingsu, sold his wife to Ma Feng Wen for 55 000 Chinese dollars. Ma was arrested but Chow remains at large. In Westminster, over 200 Methodist ministers are expected to register for refresher courses at Western Maryland College from August 30 to September 3.
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Chow
Shanghai
Chow Nan-Fu
Lingsu
Ma Feng-Wen
U. S
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Airport Issue To Be Aired On Wednesday
The municipal airport problem will be discussed again on Wednesday night as Thomas B. Bourne, the city consulting engineer, appears before the council and aldermen. He seeks a solution to dispute over grading and compaction requirements on Runway No. 3, with T. Edgie Ky cir defending a binding contract. Government officials deny a waiver to ease specifications, leaving operations stalled on the runway.
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Thomas B. Bourne
Jsaxur
Aldermen
al Cui
T. Edgie Ky Cir
Civil Aeronautics Adminstration
Bourne and Asociate
Ressell
Pendus Far
Disputed Airport Work Delays Prompt City Talks
City Engineer W Walter opposed Igsu Pagary Unter wwproved awaiting Bourne guidance. A July 26 conference at City Hall stretched nearly five hours with charges and countercharges. Three CAA officials left. Walter seeks Bourne to Frederick for talks. Bourne to attend Aldermen session Wednesday.
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W. Walter
Bourne
City Hall
CAA
City Engieer
Walter
Mr. Bourne
Washington
Tnste Us
Frederick
Meader
Wnte
Construction progress on structure nears ninety five percent
Report notes the structure nearing complete status with pouring of concrete beginning as soon as the ground dries. The update emphasizes rapid progress toward final assembly and readiness for subsequent steps in the project timeline.
New Guard Set Up For Accused Youth Aberdeen
A new guard unit was placed on an accused youth case in Aberdeen as Duncan Luiving stone Jr lies wounded in Hartford Memorial Hospital. He was found with the body of his 28 year old girlfriend Shirley Jey in his car. she had been strangled and the car held blood. Guards were withdrawn from the case yesterday and two detectives, Wallace and Leon, were assigned to assist today as the official notes indicate.
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Aberdeen
Duncan Luivingstone, Jr
Baltungorean
Hartford Memorial Hospital
Shirley | Jey
Pelee
Harford
Stone
Toduceheed
Wallace
Leon
Todey
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Lewis
Anglesbee Thes
Astoria
Pacife
Oregon
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Colton Manor
Cilroy, Yanor
Atlantic City
Pesttykenmy Avenue
Ovatlosking
Sosrwak
Mme of Muy Happy Reternt
NORGE
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Frederick. MD
Togliatii
Rome
Tegtatt
Toshatt
Palmiro Petra Secchia
Luigi Longs
Italy
Communist Party
Ur Lyons
South Market
THE
Druid Theater
Barhata Siannack
Daisd Niven
Mesa Taiest News
Stowe
Cartoen
Teledaayrs
Tele - Post
Oman
Avena
Candies
Johnstons—Lowneys
Page & Shaw
Apollo Brachs
Blue Ridge
101
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Frederick, MD
Developed & Pristed
Allen
Warheer Bros
Warner Bes, Rece
Morris Blaire Trevor
Alan Hale
Tom
FBI
Wham Xaghiey
Samuel &. Engl
Dan Dailey
AABN
P. Boss
Play Shoes
FLAS
Met
Studebaker
Dodge
Hillside Motor CO
W. Patrick St
Alto—Furniture
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Third Streets
Maryland
C.e.cline & Son
Funeral Director Service
WFMD
CBS
Madison Avenue
New York City
N.Y
Weil Brothers
North Market St
DE Soto
Plymouth
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