Glass Grid Coach At Frederick High School Appointed
Frederick High School names Glass Grid coach replacing Mike Hardy after contract nonrenewal. Glass, Tulane quarterback 1939-40, formerly scouted for Bills OC in All-America context, will also handle physical education duties. board also assigns James Fraser as PE instructor.
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Mas S. Glass
Frederick
Tulane University
Frederick High School
Fred County Board of Education
Glass
Mike Hardy
Praclear
Marlin
Tex
Hardy
Janes Fraser
University of Maryland
Keyser
W. Va
Middletown
Joe Hardy
Carroll Lee Horine
Horine
Hagerstown
Annabelle Klein
Wilson Place
North Market Street
William Borles
Lee Place
North Market
Viginia Stevens
Wington
Migdletown
Anna Fitzgerald
Emmitsburg
Rita Stump
Hegerstown
St Joseph's College
Emmitsberg High
Pauline Sheets
Buckhannon
Liberty Elementary
Phyllis Ho
William Harrington
Brunswick High
S. L. Pollack
Frederick High
Lulien
Frederick real estate sale covers 14 acres of 109 lots
The large property in northwest Frederick totaling about 14 acres and over 109 building lots was sold from William D. Zim and Thomas L. Zimmerman to Dr and Mrs B Laurene Fahrney. The deed was filed today for roughly 27500 and includes portions along West Seventh Street and Trail Avenue extended. Also reported are parcel transfers to the Hargett and Morgan families and other Frederick town area properties with varied prices. A Typhoid fear report follows from Alexandria noting UN and Red Cross action to contain possible outbreak among Palestine war refugees.
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Frederick
William D. Zim
Thomas L. Zimmerman
and Airs
B. Laurence Fahrney
Lois Gracerpally
West Seventh Street
Trail Avenue
Hood Callege
Toll Gate House
Earl F. Hargett
Clary E. Morgan
Willow Avenue
Hargett
Anna K. Swomley
Airs
Dorian P. Darne
James D. Hildebrand
Luther
Gilbert
Braddock Heights
Braddock District
Alexandria
Egypt
United Nations
Red Cross
Two Million Key Stamps Arrive for First Day
At the post office hub a group of over 50 workers begins affixing two million commemorative stamps to envelopes and cards. Morning work processes single stamps while later efforts handle stamp-rich covers for proper cancellations and international requests from places like Poland France and Greece.
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Francis Learved
Guy HK
Poland
France
Engweden
Tal
Greece
Earpi
Venezuela
Zealand
Austria
Spain
Russia
Fort McHenry
Robert D. Schnurr
James Mr. Bell
Assis
Joseph J
Missing Plane Signal Heard Over South Atlantic
A signal from a missing Air France plane prompted search efforts in the South Atlantic. The Fre Fri gate Le Verrier reported hearing a distress signal. ships and helicopters moved toward the believed origin. The missing aircraft carried 40 passengers and 2 crew, with no immediate confirmation of survivors.
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Paris
Air France
An & Gos
Sunder Aboer
South Atlantic
le Verrier
Manes
Thanksgiving turkey prices rise as grain shortages hit
The Agriculture Department forecast higher Thanksgiving turkey costs this year with birds selling around 60 cents per pound in Washington. Officials say no relief from sewer chicken and egg prices before next year as farmers reduced poultry production due to scarce feed grains.
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Agriculture Department
Washington
General Clay to be replaced report from papers
Soviet controlled newspapers in Berlin publish today a front page report claiming General Lucius D. Clay is to be replaced. The wording is unclear and the source notes are inconsistent with the Soviet backed context.
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Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Mark Clark
CC. Weder
One Hitchhiker Robs Another in North Carolina
John C. Mitchell of Greensboro, North Carolina, reported being robbed by a fellow hitchhiker he befriended for the night. Mitchell, en route from Virginia to New Jersey, paid for a meal and lodging before being awakened at 3:20 a.m. to find his wallet and 27 cents missing. Police broadcast a lookout for an 18 to 20 year old assailant, about five feet five inches, with a white shirt and light brown curly hair.
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North Carolina
John C. Mitchell
Greensboro
N. C
Burg
Ss Chy
Jersey
Mitchell
Ritchell
Bis City
Texas Women Start Meat Boycott Across Cities
The Dallas spearheaded effort to boycott meat runs Aug 9 to Aug 16 with volunteers calling households to rally housewives. The movement spread to Beaumont, Galveston, Abilene and Hamlin while Orange, Paris, Corpus Christi, and Waco joined Dallas where the campaign began. Dallas Federation of Women’s Clubs urged 20 000 members to join. Local butcher Wallace Shanks criticized the campaign noting that people do not cut other expenses.
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Dallas
Tex
Beaumont
Galveston
Abilene
Hamlin
Orange
Paris
Corpus Christi
Waco
Alls
R. D. Waugh
Dallas Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Federation of Women's Clubs
Wallace Shanks
Maryland Sees 83000 Children In School Lunch Program
The report notes 83 000 Maryland children participate in the national school lunch program with federal and state support. It states total program funding exceeds 699 000 dollars and includes private non federal funds. The document lists foods such as cheese orange tomatoes and peanut butter as part of the meal provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Department of Culture
Maryland
Malayan Communists and British Clash in South Battle
Fragmentary report indicates a clash between Malayan communist forces and British troops south of the Brisi area. Details are limited in the surviving text.
Murder in China: Man Sentenced for Wife's Spring Killing
Shanghai August 4 A reviv ed general was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his wife last spring after she insisted on living with him following his taking a second wife. Police search for a van linked to the crime. Chen Hsi Wui said the vehicle had led him to her.
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China
Shanghai
Feneral
Patice
Wn Fen Chen Hsi-Wui
Baldwin
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Silvermaster
Miss Bentley
Robert E. Stripting
Elizabeth T. Ben- Wey
Funeral set for Frank C Thomas in Martinsburg
Frank C. Thomas of Martinsburg dies in a small plane crash between Gerardstown and Arden West Virginia. A funeral service will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with burial in the local cemetery. Thomas was vice president and general manager of the Standard Lime and Stone Company and was active in civic affairs and veterans groups. Edward Parkinson, Martinsburg airport manager, and George B. Tre Saltimore attorney were among the involved notables. Investigators expect to view the crash site and determine cause.
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Frank C Pryent
Mbar- Va
Oriven
Amlortin
S .K. Dieh
Thomas Elder
Martinsburg
Thomas
George B. Trei Saltimore
Edward c. Parkinson
Martinsburg Flying Services
Onasburg
Gerardstown
Arden
W. Va
Lewis Staubs
Parkinson
Alartins- Bee
CAA Airs
Blacksburg
Bir
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Civic
Salvaory Board
Berkeley Coun Board of Education
First Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
The
Community Fund Association
Masburg
Columbia Lodge
A. FL
A. Masons
Frederick
Air. Thomas
Western Maspent Bidge
Midland Man Arrested by Md State Police
A Midland Maryland man was questioned by state police after a car stop near Dens Fountain Road. The rear held empty money bags tied to a Minnesota bank and papers from it. No charges were listed. The man was taken to the abandoned pump near Midland. Police said more bags were in the car.
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Midland
Idaho
O'Hara
Minnea
Pelice
Dens Afountain Road
Cumberland
Severe Weather Causes Multi-Mcrop Damage on Maryland Eastern Shore
Persistent rains flood Maryland's lower Eastern Shore damaging crops across Worcester Somerset and Wicomico counties. Estimates reach millions with 25 percent losses to tomatoes beans cantaloupes sweet potatoes and watermelons. harvest slowed as fields stay waterlogged and canneries cut hours.
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Department of Markets
University Farm Extension Service
Stier
B.S. Bro
Talbot
Baltimore
Carroll
Harford
Maryland
Calvin Skinner
Tri-State Packers’ Association
Easton
Salisbury
Worcester
Somerset
Wicomico
Hog Prices Hit New All-Time High in Chicago Trading
Live hogs rose to $21.25 per hundred pounds in early trading as prices break the all-time record for a second time this week. Supply tightness from corn feeders and limited receipts push values higher, with last week the lowest hog intake since a year ago and weekly totals down about 23 000 head to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
European Union Favored By Sforza Says Italy Ready
Rome reports Foreign Minister Count Cario Sforza favors surrendering national sovereignty to create a European union. He urged unity now as the cure for economic and political ills and for peace, insisting Italy is ready to curtail sovereignty if other nations do the same.
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Rome
Haiy
European Union
Count Cario Sforza
Cardinal Sibilia, 87, Dies in Anagni
Enrico Cardinal Sibilia, 87, oldest member of the college of Cardinals, died today in Anagni. He had served as bishop of Sabina and Poggio Mirteto, reducing the college to 69 members with vacancies remaining.
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Cardinal Sibilia
Vatces City
Enrico Cardinal Sibilia
College of Cardinals
Anagni
Sabina
Poggio Mirteto
College of
Cardinal
Waesche Low Bidder On Taneytown Work
L R Waesche & Sons Inc submitted the lowest bid of 54265 for Taneytown improvements as bids opened by the Use Site Reads Commission. No contract was awarded yet. rival bid was 39035 by Thomas Bennett and Hurter, Wester.
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L. R. Waesche i Sons. Inc. Phurpwot
Commission On
Taneytuwn
Thomas
Berlin Moscow talks fuel postwar peace hopes
British officials report a Western approach to Moscow discussed through Bevin Robertson and Steang with Stalin or Molotov possible. Berliners expect a Berlin deadlock to ease if Moscow talks yield compromise. American British and French envoys stay in contact as discussions continue in Moscow and London.
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London
Germany
Moscow
Frank Roberts
Bevins
Herbert Morrison
William Steang
U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
Brian Robertson
Bri
Berlin
Bevin
Foreign Office
Stalin
Molotov
Educat
Talis
Thrlid
Washington
Paris
Siahin
Tution
Piembe
Segregation Ban Extends to Democratic Headquarters
The Democratic National Committee bans race segregation in its headquarters staff. National Chairman J. Howard McGrath says the policy aligns with Truman’s government job and armed forces directives. He anticipates a Negro assistant to the chairman, while commenting on reports about Rep. William L. Dawson of Illinois for the post.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
McGrath
Isier
William L Dawson
Illinois
Plastics Plant in Odenton Destroyed by Fire
A fire at the National Plastics Products Company in Odenton caused about 250000 dollars in damage. The lab and equipment were destroyed. origin unknown, suspected to start in a storeroom. Fire units from Glen Burnie Marley Park J B and Ferndale assisted.
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Odenton
National Plastics Products Company
Fim
Albert Riddick
Glen Burnie
Marley Park
J. BP
Ferndale
Unc
Nudist Convention Opens as 500 Delegates Expected
Landing New Jersey August 6 1947 enthusiastic members of the Jean Sunbathing Association convened for their annual convention at Sunshine Park Five hundred delegates were expected for the first meeting since 1939 at the 000 acre park where clothes of any kind are forbidden A New Delhi dispatch reports fighting between India and Pakistan had turned into an undeclared war.
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Landing
N. J
Jean Sunbathing Association
Ith
Sunshine Pari
Asley Boone
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
May Conference Talks Supposedly In Moscow Rebound
Reports claim new discussions may occur among Stalin Molotov and Western envoys in Moscow with several figures including Smith Eisenhower aides connected. The talks, shrouded in secrecy, could involve high level diplomacy as envoys await clear word on impending meetings and outcomes.
Pearcey Requests Jury Trial In Thurmont Hearing
John Wesley Pearcey 32 of Rocky Ridge seeks jury trial on two counts of petty robbery amid a request for mental examination. He is recommitted with $3,000 bond after arrest linked to thefts at Thurmont Farm Equipment Center and nearby Mit Jerry dining spot.
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William J. Stoner
Thurmont
John Wesley Pearcey
Rocky Ridge
Pearcey
Mit. Jerry
Francis Perrott
AFL Chief Blames GOP for Southern Filibuster
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor challenged Republican leaders to deny instigating the southern filibuster. He accused the 80th Congress leaders of practicing evil politics by blocking poll tax legislation and using the tactic to stall needed action on inflation and union issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Green
Congress
Ted
Ibuster
AFI
Was Never Spy Witness Tells House Was Never Spy
Witnesses at the House hearing dispute Nathan M. Silvermaster’s spying status while detailing his wartime government payroll role The proceedings cover his alleged connections with Elizabeth Bentley and possible interference by figures like Lauchlin Currie and C B Baldwin amid questions on Communist ties.
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Washington
Aug
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Russia
Navy
Civil Service Commission
Nathan Mory Silvermaster
Housemerican Activities Committee
Aster
Cance
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Silvermaster
Ermaster
U. S. Secret Service
Patterson
Lauchlin Currie
C. B. Baldwin
Naval Intelligence
Home Made Weapon Fighting Beetles in Montgomery County
Farmers in Montgomery County hope to save about 100000 this month using a home made machine to spray DDT on fields. County Agent C W Anderson notes the tractor like device sprays a fog over a 309 foot radius and clears 150 acres a day. Ray Roberts of Laytonsville built parts in a shop costing 3500 dollars as calls flood the farm office for service. The machine targets Japanese beetles damaging corn, fruit and hay across the county.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
C. W. Anderson
Ray Roberts
Laytonsville
Totel
Andersen
Mmn
Body Found Week After Woman's Death
In Los Angeles detectives reported the nude body of Lavonne S. Silvers in a bathtub, nearly a week after her death. A neighbor noted she had not been seen for days and officers found sleeping tablets on the bathroom floor, suggesting an accidental overdose.
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Los Angeles
Lavonne S
Lou Silve
Life in Danger Fleeing Former Panama President-Designate
Aug 4 Balboa Panama declares risk to life. Arnulfo Ariasa, former president of Panama, fled the country for the second time amid threats. Local dispatch notes ongoing fugitives and security concerns.
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Balboa
Arnulfo Ariasa
Dent
Panama
Peenile
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