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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1948

Page

9

Russians Try Invasion Of Western Berlin

United States and British Military Police repelled two Russian border incursions into Western Berlin sectors today amid Berlin tensions. Russian and German police conducted a mass raid at Potsdamer Platz. Harassment tactics and suspicions of deserters marked the incidents as city police split into rival camps. The protests in Frankurt saw a major arrest rally against high food prices and the American Military Government.

Berlin United States Germany Rankfurt C. Bond Whan Public Safety Alice Kreuzberg Ene Potsdamer Platz May

Potsdam Flatz Run-In and Berlin Lines Report

British police negotiated with Soviet forces as Russian troops retreated without clashes. Soviet accounts downplayed violence and claimed black marketers continued business under British protection. U S officials spoke of expanded teletype links to Berlin, while Moscow denied cut lines between zones, fueling fears of a Western shift. The White House labeled a Federal Security Agency report about Oscar Ewing as a bank rumor and sought to clarify his role in Truman’s campaign.

Potsdamer Flatz Berlin Germany Washington Wiite House Federal Security Oscar Ewing Truman Charles G. Ross Ewin

Annual Reunion Held At Pipe Creek Park Taneytown

The eighth annual Stull Martz reunion gathered 102 relatives and friends at Pipe Creek Park in Taneytown on August ? The program opened with devotions and songs, honoring deceased members. Prizes recognized youngest and oldest present, longest married couple, largest family, and longest distance traveled.

Stull-Martz Pipe Creek Park Taneytown Ing Faith of Our Fathers Thomas Rothy Fogle Sterling Nantz Gloria Stull Shirley Louie Baer Emma V. Martz Steiner Baer Sterling Stull Clarence Mart G Staley Emma

Martz Family Reunion Members and Officers Listed

The document lists officers for a Martz reunion with President Leslie Stull and vice presidents Kieffer Martz and Roger Fogre, secretary Miss Margaret Sayler, assistant secretary Mrs Harold Repp, treasurer Ira Stull. It notes a 1949 reunion date set for the second Sunday in August at Big Pipe Creek Park Taneytown. Also names many attending family members and relatives. It ends with a line about Romanian soldiers earning nine cents a month.

Robbie Rickey Ramsburg Robert Mahoney Spencer Stull Dorothy Lee Martz Emma V., Martz Nevin Hoffman Katherine Stull Selby Sandra Jean Hoffman Airs Harold Repp Alien B. Martz Esther Sa Jer Ethel Warren Margaret Sayler Ethel Troxell Raymond E. Martz Atary Catherine Martz Walter Ramsburg Harry Cramer K. Ho Martz Gilmer Burker Gladys Martz Billy Burner Charles Bell Paul Stull Russell Martz Nancy Marcelene Gloria June Bobby Stull George Etzler Leslie H. Stull Ira S .Stull Juanita Blumenauer

Ballots To Be Counted In Colonial Flooring Election

The National Labor Relations Board ordered four challenged ballots from Colonial Hardwood Flooring Company workers in Hagerstown be counted while 15 challenged ballots are not counted. The four ballots will be examined and counted before the end of the voting period, potentially affecting the result of the recent collective bargaining election.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Colonial Hardwood Cst Haxerstown Ofts

Union Vote In Colonial Amazon Fire? 1946 CIO Entry

The CIO United Furniture Workers sought certification as the agent for Colonial employees after a bitter controversy. In the April 29 election 139 eligible voters cast 37 for the union, 33 against, and 19 ballots were challenged. A special Roads Board meeting August 13 at 7:30 p.m. was called to discuss a mountain road near Yellow Springs, with press invited.

James Bennett J. N. Bowman George Barker Frank Jones CIO United Furniture Workers of America Yellow Springs

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