Packing Of Corn Starts This Week
Predeyjck canneries will begin receiving the new sugar corn crop on Wednesday and packing operations will start Thursday or Friday afternoons. The crop is about 75 percent of normal due to drought and pests, but rains may boost late corn. Several plants will receive corn this week with jobs for hundreds, at $21 a ton for Golden variety corn.
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Predeyjck Canneries
Colt and Dixon Packing and Manufacturing Company
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Frederick City Packing Company
Thomas and Company
Adamstown
Monocacy Valley
Walkersville
May Vacationed With Garssons Report May Vacationed With Garssons
Senate war investigators pursue a tip that Rep. May vacationed in Miami Beach in 1944 with Murray and Henry Garsson of the Batavia and Erie Basin Metal Products firms. An official says the meeting may have occurred at the Versailles hotel during March or April 1944.
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Washington
Senate
Miami Beach
Fla
Garsson Munitions Combine
Mead Committee
Versailles Hotel
Murray
Henry Garsson
Batavia and
Erie Basin Metal Products
Combine
Congress
House
Lastj Viy
Cumberland Lumber Company
Florida
War Department
House Military Committee
Garsson Companies
Record Primary Vote Expected In Virginia
Richmond Virginia August 6 Plo Martin A Hutchinson former secretary of the commonwealth opposes the renomination of United States Senator Harry F Byrd in the senatorial Democratic primary the first in 24 years Also five house contests decided Virginia observers predicted a record primary vote of 175000 to 225090 during the 630 am to 730 pm voting period.
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Richmond
Martin A. Hutchinson
Commonwealth of Virginia
United States
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Balkans in turmoil mirror a larger power struggle
Dewitt Mackenzie outlines how Greece and Albania face off in the UN membership debate amid broader Balkan tensions. He notes Yugoslavia and Albania align with Moscow and Britain, with Greek troops and British forces present, as political maneuvers and a September plebiscite shape who governs Greece.
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Sy Dewitt MacKenzie
Greece
United Nations
Albania
World Organization
Balkans
Vassili Dendramis
U. N
Ali Kuci Vali
Wave Time Underground
Epirus
Athens
Russia
Britain
England
Balkan Peninsula
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Ser Wee Wu Ul Lae Ae SU
Paowar
George
Dardanelles
Suez Canal
Middle East
Pedestrian Fatality After Car Lost Control in Washington
Police report one man killed and four others hospitalized as a car jumped the curb and struck pedestrians on a downtown sidewalk near the Treasury Department at 10th Street and New York Avenue. Witnesses said the vehicle swerved to avoid a taxi, hit a tree with great force, and toppled several bystanders during the morning commute.
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Washington
Svork
New York Avenue
Treasury Department
Navy academy could move if Sandy Point airport blocked
Annapolis Md Aug 6 Vice Admiral Stuart Ingersoll acting Superintendent of the Naval Academy said the academy would be forced to remove its entire facilities elsewhere if its attempts to acquire airport facilities on the 2400 acre Sandy Point tract are blocked.
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Academy
Annapolis
Stuart Ingersoll
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Sandy Point
Housing project to house World War II veterans in Frederick
About 50 carpenters work on a Southeast Frederick site for a veterans housing project on Pennsylvania Avenue. Twelve one story buildings will house 35 veterans and families, using salvaged lumber and a new weatherproof siding. Construction may stretch to October, with completion of all units planned within 90 days. The Tobias Heller Inc. contract relies on local labor and will provide two bedrooms per unit with standard government fixtures.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Frederick
Logan Field
Baltimore
Tobias Heller, Inc
Philadelphia
Iocal
Snece
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frank Keefer
Camp Ritchie unit earns enviable seven day record
Company B Seventh Battalion returned to Frederick after a week at Camp Ritchie where ten men qualified as tommy gun experts. Rifle ranges produced expert, sharpshooter, and marksman scores with Captain Pettingall and Lt. Price filling key posts. The camp included a father son pair and the only twins in the unit, with WWII veterans and Purple Hearts noted. Mayor Trimper reelected in Ocean City race, defeating Cropper 344 to 135.
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Camp Ritchie
Frederick
State Guard
Thompson
H. E. Pettingall
Co. 8
Warren L. Kinsey
Allen R. Kinsey
Kenneth L- May
Robert W. Stockman
John J. Putman
Kenneth L. Keefer
Ernest A. Reddle, Jr
Robert L. Shine
Paul L. Crim, Jr
Breene N. Starner
Arthur Rickell
A. Reddle
Pettingall
Warner L. Brittain
George M. Main
Paul L. Crum, Jr
Everett R. Stull, Jr
Robbe W. Stockman
Clyde M. Roney, Jr
Richard T Kreh
Charles B. Hamilton
John L. Shaw, Jr
Austin A. Younkins
Walter K. Forney
Clyde W. Null, Jr
Ernest A. Heddle, Jr
Maurice Sharrer
Ruhland C. Boyer
Kenneth L. May
John N. Barigis
Robert A. Lambert
Thomas A. Gosnell
James F. Walsh
E. A. Reddle, Jr
E. A. Reddle
Dwight H. Mohr
Herbert
Sydney Friedman
John L. Shaw
Capt
Company B
Paul L. Cram
Arthur Potts
Elmer J. Shelton
Kinsey
National Guard
Army
Return of $2.25 shirts and 79 cent shorts eyed
Washington reports a retail clothing spokes man hopes cotton price ceilings will revive $2.25 shirts and 79 cent shorts on store shelves within about 30 days. Louis Rothschild of the National Association of Retail Clothiers says the 16 percent textile ceiling increase may spur production while critics urge restraint on lifting controls amid inflation fears.
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Washington
Higt
Louis Rothschild
National Association of Retail Clothiers
OPA
Rothschild
Collet To Return To Federal Post
Kansas City August 6 sources say Judge John Caskie Collet will leave the Missouri bench to join President Truman in Washington. He is to assume a key role in the new economic stabilization office under Reconversion Director John R. Sherman and work on wage price policy as a legal arbiter between OPA and reconversion efforts.
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Kansas City
John Caskie Collet
Truman
Washington
Confession By Heirens Claimed In Desnan Case
Chicago August 6 Pim State's Attorney William J Tuohy said Heirens confessed to killing Suzanne Degnan six year old kidnap victim The prosecutor noted Heirens answered yes to the request for admission during a confession conference in his office arranged by Heirens' lawyers
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Chicago
Pim
William J. Tuohy
Wiliam Heirens
Suzanne Desnan
X S
Suzanne
Degnan
Heirens
Revolt in Sicily Over Wheat Plan
Rome reports intense fighting near Palermo as Clari binkeri and Sicilian peasants clash with Carabinieri enforcing a grain decree. Tanks and armored cars used. casualties cited as four policemen and many peasants. Centered in Caccame, women reportedly joined men. Sicily far behind targets with 12.8 percent of 178 154 tons turned in.
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Rome
Palermo
Claribinkeri
Ansa
Caccame
Sicily
Italy
Maryland National Guard officers named by governor
Governor OConor announced eight Maryland National Guard commissions. Four majors two captains and two first lieutenants included First Lieutenant Jack R Owen Baltimore Detachment B 21st Air Service Group and Edwin M Hendrickson Frederick assigned as pilot 104th Fighter Squadron. Local man fined for drunkenness at Air Port Inn near Lewiston Charles Summer of this city paid a 10 fine. Magistrate Alton Y Bennett in Peoples Court. warrant by Ethel Gorgan served by State Trooper Richard Myers.
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Annapolis
O'Conor
Maryland National Guard
Jack R. Owen
Baltimore
21St Air Service Group
Edwin M Hendrickson
Frederick
104Th
Air Port Inn
Lewisto
Charles Summel
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Ethel Gorgan
Richard Myers
Dulles Urges Abandonment Of Far Flung Bases
Cambridge Aug 6 Chairman John Foster Dulles told the International Conference on World Order that the idea of bases far from home should be dropped to reduce tensions. He called for an atomic authority approach and international control to curb armaments. Dr Reinhold Niebuhr warned Protestants cannot join a holy war on Russia.
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Cambridge
England
John Foster Dulles
International Conference On World Order
United the Cy
Lott
Dulles
United States
Teadher
Min
Russia
West
Reinhold Neihuhr
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Vatican
Forming New Government in Turkey Amid Resignation
Antara reports on August 6 that Recep Peker, who fought with Ataturk and led the revolt against the Sultans, moves to form a new Turkish government replacing Premier Sukru Savcoglu who resigned last night amid heavy opposition to domestic policies. Saracoglu’s resignation marks a major political upheaval since Ataturk’s death. Peker to name ministers except foreign affairs, signaling a firm stance on current policy. Foreign Affairs remains Hassan Saka’s post.
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Antara
Pi—Recep Poker
Kemal Ataturk
Sultane
Sukru Savacoguu
Stracagiu
Ataturk
Ismet Inonu
Hassan Saka
Dogs Find Prisoners After Plane Fails
In Dinwiddie county Virginia two escaped prisoners Booker Giles and James Slaughter were cornered by trail dogs from the State Penitentiary after air and ground search teams failed to flush them from a wooded area near Cox Road Namozine Road. The fugitives, shackled and worn, walked into a search party at the Routes 460, 38 junction around 11 p.m. after a lengthy woodland pursuit.
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Booker Giles
James Slaughter
Cox Road
Namozine Road
Truman Votes in Missouri Primary With Daughter
President Truman accompanied his young daughter to cast her first vote in Missouri's Democratic primary. They voted side by side in the Memorial Building in Blue Township Seventh Ward First Precinct, marking their ballots in Independence.
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Truman
Independence
Seventh Ward
Blue Township
Missouri
Conference Argues Anew Over Voting Rules
Paris August 6 The Paris Peace Conference Rules committee debated voting procedures as Byrnes and Molotov faulted each other over majorities for action. Molotov accused Byrnes of dictating terms while Byrnes challenged Molotov to publish remarks in the Soviet press. The exchange occurred in week two of arguments on whether a simple or two-thirds majority should govern full conference decisions.
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Jan Masaryk
Crecho- Stow
Britain
United States
Dietjen
VM. Molotov
Byrnes
Coutcil
Sam
Soviet Union
Migution
Paris
Ave
James FP
Vo M. Moulatov
Molotov
Russia
France
Ito
Foreign Ministers Council of Four
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Foreign Ministers Council
Thorsf
Settlements in 7 Loral APA Cases WastS Baltimore
Maryland OPA director Leo H. McCormick announced acceptance of 128 administrator consumer treble damage claims from Baltimore city and 16 county price control boards. Settlements totalled 7 600.11 with 254.61 refunds. remainder to U S Treasury. Frederick Panel handled seven cases. six in Frederick.
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Baltimore
Leo H. McCormick
Maryland
OPA
Baltimore City
U. S. Treasury
Frederick
Mehrle O'Hara
East Church
East Streets
Keefer S. Stull
Stull Brothers
West Fifth Street
J. W. Shank
Winchester Street
E. W. Burtner
Pat-rick Street
Edward Measell
Measells
East Patrick Street
M. Peregal
Superior Market
South Market Street
G. HL Naramore
Hoover's
Blue Mountain Camp
Thermont
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Garssons
Mackenzie
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Wiliam C. Stoneburner
Jane Ellen Stoneburner
William Stoneburner
Burkitsville
Childrens Aid Society
Little Bar
Stoneburner
Hayward
Catif
Chester C. Baldwin
Tokyo
Shunie Tomano
Japan
Southeast Asia Command
Singapore
Veterans Housing Project
Trimper
Ocean City
Daniel Trimper, Jr
Ocean Beach Resort
Robert Lee Cropper
Consumer Advisory Commiitee
Price Decontrol Board
Consiomers
Collet
U.S
Camden
N. J
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Campbell Soup Company
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