Corn Canning Starts At Frederick Plants Thursday
Frederick county reports corn canning for the 1943 crop begins Thursday at Thomas and Company plants including C and Dixon and Jenkins Brothers. Monocacy Valley Canning opens next Tuesday with Gaithersburg and Adamstown locations starting soon. Bureau notes wind and rain reduced beetle damage while prices fall from $2.70 to about $2.10 per bushel.
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Wield
Frederick
Thomas and Company
C and Dixon
Jenkins Brothers Cannery
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Frederick Packer
Gaithersburg Pliant
Adamstown
Ho O
Buckeystown
Brothers
Washington County
Two Found Guilty On Vagrancy Charge
Two men charged with vagrancy were found guilty before Magistrate Alion Y. Bennett in Peoples Court. Sentence was deferred as State Police check for other possible violations is conducted. One defendant, James L. Chamblin, listed Rebie as hometown, was arrested after a disturbance in Emmitsburg.
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Alion Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
James L.chamblin
Rebie
Min Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg
Corbin
Czechoslovakia
FL B. I
Friedder Harvey
Police Cours
Seven Oeloc
Fadaz
Realty Board For Racial Amendment Deliberations
The Angeles Realty Board plans a campaign to amend the U S constitution to restrict occupancy of real property by race. President Philip M Rea said the National Association of Real Estate Boards will be asked to assist. Also: stock market levels off after rapid selling lowers leading issues more than a point.
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Los Angeles
The
Angeles Realty Board
U.S
Philip M. Rea
National Association of Real Estate Boards
New York
Alee
rapid-Steelling
Earthquake Observed Across Seismographs In 3 U.S. Reports
Reports from Fordham University and other seismographs describe a fairly strong earthquake detected today. Observers cite locations including Mexico City and the Gulf of Mexico coast with readings from New York Cleveland and Weston Massachusetts. Rev Daniel Linehan S J and Rev Joseph Lynch noted the measurements.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Lynch Sai
Cleveland
P—troll University
Mograph
Mexico City
Mexican
Gulf of Mexico
Weston
Mass
Boston
Mexico
Guatemala
East College
Daniel Linehan
S.J
Install Officers for Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Newly elected officers were installed at the regular meeting led by State Commander Harry S. Allen. Commander Robert E. Clapp Jr. and other officers were installed. a Commander’s medal and past Commander's pin were presented. A softball game and a school expansion committee were also announced.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Legion
Harry S$. Allen
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Alton E. Shaff
Robert H. Esner
Roger R. Rice
Edwin FE. Stoffer
H. Q Miller
Additioo
Execuitiee
Guy Anders
Wilbur W. Baker
Joseph E. Holdcraft
David M. Kemp
Guy W. Nusz
Charles Q. Routzahn
Thomas E. Wils Ha
Allen
G. Ernest Linps
Maryland
Mr. Clapp
W. M. Bar Spurrier
Clapp
Alvey
Norwood
Baker Park
Maryland State League All Stars
County League
All Stars
Legion Toy Fund
Selvation Army
Ves
Richard Manning
Farm tragedy ties Lloyd brothers to deadly field accidents
The Lloyd brothers suffered fatal injuries as Charles E. Lloyd 63 tumbled from a harrow in a field. Police said discs cut him and he bled to death before aid arrived. Four Lloyd brothers died in farm accidents, while deeds were recorded for several property sales and nearby residences with values noted. Perseids meteor shower expected to peak tonight and Thursday with clear, dark skies recommended for best viewing.
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Bowie
Lloyd Brothers
Charles E. Lloyd
Lloyd
Water Tank Base Stone 33 Ft Down in City Foundation
City engineers report 33 foot excavation for the base of a 1,009,600 gallon elevated water tank in the southeast section. Rock proved shale requiring deeper dig. M. J. Grove Lime Co. Founds center pier with ten surrounding piers. A Chicago firm holds the tank contract and Linden Hills improvements await authorization. A 15,000 gallon pneumatic tank and booster pump will ensure steady Linden Hills water pressure after new line installation.
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W. Raymond Walter
East South
Carrolees
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Chicago
Engiades Arm
Whitman
Beanardi v and Associates
Linden Hills
City Water Department
East Street
Norva Avenue
Turner Law School Bidder Wins Low Bid for Doubs School
R Patrick Turner Frederick contractor submitted the low bid of about 33000 for a two room brick elementary colored school at Doubs. Curtis Thomas Frederick submitted an estimate. Board will act after a meeting. Only Charles S Lane 3rd attended with Eugene W Priritt and architect Charles F Bowers.
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R. Patrick Turner
Frederick
Board of Education
Doubs
Turner
Curtis Thomas
Charles S. Lane
Eugene W. Priritt
Charles F. Bowers
Police raid luxury house of prostitution on Fifth Avenue
Police raided a luxury house of prostitution located on Fifth Avenue after weeks of complaints. The apartment at 65th Street featured a two floor setup with a bar on the lower level and a connected elevator. No men were found in the raid conducted shortly before midnight. A city official said it was one of the most luxurious such houses uncovered in recent years. Reports cited a prior seizure of $109.
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Ark
Fifth Avenue
St 65Th Street
Gortly
Fewer Potatoes To Be Bought In Maryland
Government potato purchases in Maryland will drop sharply this year says Joseph H K Blandford state chairman of the Production and Marketing Administration. The total will likely be about carloads versus 1 100 last year and 1 300 the year before. An improved commercial market and outside buyers, plus lower yields and the allotment program, explain the decline and reduced shipments.
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College Park
Maryland
Joseph HK Blandford
Production and Marketing Administration
Ane
Blandford
Stamp First Day Sale Sets Maryland Record
The post office reports 1 010 500 stamps sold on opening day and total cover cancellations around 2 010 500 as thousands of dealers’ covers moved through machines. Postmaster Guy Mot d says the major effort ends now after months of preparation and ongoing requests for stamps bearing a Monday postmark.
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F Post
Guy K. Motd
Post
Washington
Maryland
Embassy Testimony Details Payments to Former Russian Spy
Elizabeth Bentley testified she received 2000? let 12 months 1945 from Anatol Gromov first secretary at the Russian embassy. Henry Collins Jr denied spying before the House Un American Activities committee and refused to answer if he is a Communist. The panel planned to hear from Michael Samarin in New York and possibly Igor Gouzenko as hearings proceed.
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Washington
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Anatol Gromov
Henry H. Collins, Jr
House
Collins
House Un-American Activities Committee
Thomas
R-Nji
New York
Micael Ivanovitch Samarin
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Ioo
Kie Dowell
R-Pay
Execuve
James Marlow
Wehe
Rom
Wes Beck
North
Kuilty
Goutenko
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Russia
Tito
Communist Party
Gouzenko
Elizabeth T. Bentler
FBI
American Communist Party
U. S
Michael Samarin
Gouvenko
American Activiities Committee
Samarin
Been
Verbal Bulletin Cites U S Policy On Spy Investigations
A fragment notes that the United States government, through the secretary of state, asserts protection for individuals cooperating with espionage investigations. It references a 35 percent statment and mentions safeguarding the Ame government and the public in anti spy efforts.
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U. S. Washington
Ame
United States
Fighting at Jerusalem Intensifies After Cease Fire
Gunfire and artillery rocked Jerusalem from midnight to dawn in the heaviest fighting since the U N cease fire. Mediator Count Bernadotte visited the city and witnessed the shelling as the U N increased observers by fifty to restore peace.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Police Bernadotte
Federal aid to education offers path to civil rights progress
The piece argues Southern resistance to civil rights stems from underfunded Negro education. It urges federal education aid to raise per pupil spending, notes Taft's plan for minimum $50 per pupil, and cites the NAAs advocacy but Senate House delays. It warns neglect could push Negroes toward radicalism if schools remain underfunded.
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NEA
Vfice
Senate
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
House
Edward O. McCowen
National Education Association
House Committee On
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
New Jersey
New York
Henry Wallace
Communist Party
Carolina
Moodie
Atlanta
Tringham
Katydids Hint Frost Expected Within Weeks
An observer notes katydid activity suggests frost within six weeks while frost timing remains uncertain. The St for Bureau doubts much change in support, and temperatures are seen rising slowly over the next several days with a chance of scattered showers this afternoon or tomorrow.
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St For Bureau
Chamber of Commerce backs new street plan over bridge
Board of Directors recommends construction of a street from West College Terrace into the Watkins Acres development, favoring pavement along Carroll Creek edge near Frederick High School over a Grove Boulevard bridge. City Hall supports action, awaiting a survey outcome as Board of Education had previously rejected city access.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mant
Ald
West College Terrace
Watkins Acres
Gudorard
Veils
Caer Carroll Creek
Frederick High School
Grove Boulevard
Watkins
Board of Education
East Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Automotive Club of Maryland
Frederick Fire Companies
Catoctin Country Club
One Hurt At Legion Riot
Des Moines reports a riot after the State American Legion convention with about 200 participants and several arrests. A single man was injured in the melee in front of Hotel Fort Des Moines as police staged response downtown. Stewart Lund, legion commander from Webster City, described watching “seasonnaires” and a red shirted man striking a legionnaire before fleeing.
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Des Moines
American Legion
Fort Des Moines
Stewart Lund
Webster City
Whfe
Wes
Taft Charges Truman Action Proves Blame on Congress
Senator Taft accuses President Truman of exploiting a tax move to attack the Republican Congress over funding and inflation. He cites the Treasury rise and Federal Reserve actions as evidence, saying the President has long aimed to influence policy.
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Washington
Taft
R-O
Truman
Republican Congress
Ohio Bay
Canada
Federal
Private Nursing Home Inspections Planned by State Health Dept
Twelve private nursing homes in Mont-Romery County will undergo periodic checks by the state health department. County Commissioners announced after a hearing on Mrs. Jesse M. Joliffe's permit to operate a nursing home near Colesville. action on the application was deferred until the building is fire and health department approved.
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Rockville
Mont- Romery Cour
State Health Department
Jesse M. Joliffe
Colesville
Joliffe
Health Department
Yugoslav Split and Gouzenko Legacy in Cold War Spying
The article outlines the Gouzenko affair and Yugoslavia's rift with Russia, noting Tito’s disclosures and attempted spy recruitment. It compares past Soviet intrigues in Canada and Yugoslavia with U S cases including Elizabeth Bentler and FBI inquiries into Russian agents like Michael Samarin, amid congressional probes and uncertain outcomes.
Babe Ruth In Critical Condition
Babe Ruth remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after developing a high fever and pulmonary complications. Reports note fluctuating temperatures and ongoing treatments. Ruth has a long history with French Hospital and public appearances for the Babe Path Foundation.
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Babe Ruth
Babe Baseball
Memorial Hospital
Ruth
French Hospital
Fleland
New York Yankees
Meat boycott spreads across cities as housewives resist prices
The AP reports a broad boycott movement pressing meat retailers as a strong corn forecast promises relief but industry sources warn prices won't fall soon. Cleveland retailers note declining sales while leaders in Louisville and San Francisco stage protests and meatless campaigns.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Jank J. Klinger
Retail Meat Dealers Association of
Chester G. Newcomb
Cleveland Provision Company
Louisville
Carl B. Haclin
Louisville Restaurant Association
San Francisco
Chicago
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Cook Chi- Cake
Eisenhower Says Secrets Have Been Kept Pretty Well
President Eisenhower spoke at a press conference before a Colorado vacation, noting that secrets have been kept pretty well. He commented on government secrecy and the efficiency of allied leaders during the war era as he prepared for the conference in Denver.
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Eisenhower
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Colorado
Marchbank Renominated In South Carolina
Marchbank faces a renomination bid in South Carolina amid runoff chatter as election actions emerge. Indictments against John Pipale and Ethel Wiles for larceny and receiving stolen goods were stetted. they were accused of taking radios valued at $30 and released on $300 bonds.
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John Pipale
Ethel Wiles
Mildred Mid&if
Engine Trouble Delays Capitol Limited Near Willard
A Capitol Limited eastbound from Baltimore to Washington was delayed about two hours after an armature bearing failed on a diesel engine near Willard Ohio. The breakdown forced a locomotive shift and the train arrived two hours late in Cumberland this morning.
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Baltimore
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Capitol
Cumberland
Montgomery County to Open Bids for School Bond Issue
Montgomery County Commissioners will open bids at 10 a.m. August 14 for a 338 million bond issue to finance school construction in Rockville. The action sets the framework for funding planned educational facilities.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Commissioners
Ti Aom
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