Reds Quit Berlin Headquarters After Three Years
Berlin Aug 23 Russians lowered their flag over the Allied kommandatura building and left, marking the formal end of four power governance. The move follows weeks of office clearouts. In Berlin unrest rose over high prices as crowds attacked vendors and demanded labor influence. American and British officials weighed reopening the blockaded rail line to Leipzig only if Russians lift the blockade and restore normal traffic.
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Truman Opens Campaign With Labor Day Speech
President Truman will start his four year bid with a Labor Day address in Detroit, amid confirmation from White House aides and party officials. The Detroit stop appears not tied to a general campaign, as plans for a broad tour are still forming. Governor Dewey and Governor Warren discuss organizing Dewey-Warren clubs and scheduling events with Victor Johnston and allied aides.
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California
New Quarters For Md. Police West Of Here
Annapolis Aug 13. State Police at Frederick will get a new headquarters with bids sought for a combined headquarters and barracks or headquarters alone. Plans include two-story building 63 by 62 feet, with costs estimated around 45 000 to 62 000. other sites considered near Lavale and Route 36.… Also steps toward moving State Headquarters to the Old Sols Home in Pikesville and a study of how other states quarter police.
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County Farm Bureau Beauty Contests Finalists Named
Miss Himes of Walkersville and Miss Thompson near New Windsor were the two top finishers in a Friday contest sponsored by Associated Women of the Farm Bureau. Himes will represent Frederick County in the state event next month. Thompson represented Linganore Grange. Himes was Glade Valley Grange's candidate.
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State Workers Abusing Sick Leave Sparks Study Order
Annapolis Aug 13 The Board of Public Works ordered a study of sick leave and holiday pay practices after reports that many state employees take sick leave on Fridays and Mondays. Governor Lane directed review following requests from the Maryland Penitentiary and Training School for Boys. The action accompanied actions on hospital overcrowding, a Crownsville temporary building, and a Montgomery county wild waterfowl sanctuary.
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Kirkman Urges Urgency as Bonds Limited to Capital Property
Kirkman, director of the Budget and Procurement Department, said supplies were urgent after the board agreed bonds should be used only for capital property as a general policy.
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Sandy Point Surveys Near Completion for Bayside Park
Annapolis Aug 13 Surveys of Sandy Point land proposed as a bayside state park will finish within two weeks. State Engineer John B Funk cites costs for dredging and filling. Maryland holds a short term option on 725 acres for 160000 from William H Labrot, who opposes a nearby Naval Academy airport. Board of Public Works to decide on purchase after surveys. 250000 state budget exists for the park project. Governor Lane seeks development cost estimates.
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Asylum For Refugees Is U S Promise
Washington reports the United States promised asylum to refugee Soviet schoolteachers amid protests by Russia. One teacher, Oksana Stepanovina Kosenkina, was critically hurt after leaping from a third story window of the Soviet consulate in New York and accuses consular officials of detaining her. Michael Ivanovitch Lamarine testified before Congress and seeks protection. The case prompts a stern U S policy response to Molotov’s bid to block American aid and return of teachers to Russia.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
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Michael Ivanovitch Lamarine
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Political Shift In Asylum Talks With Soviet Union
State Department officials discussed asylum for Soviet school teachers in the context of a broader Moscow Washington clash over personal freedom versus state control. The teachers and their families are free from Soviet influence and must decide if they remain in the United States or return home. Tuberculosis once led U.S. deaths in 1900, but today heart disease is the top killer with about 307 per 100,000.
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iMovie Bills Coming Week at Freder ick Theaters
The coming week at Freder ick theaters lists showings including Silver River with Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan, The Pirate in technicolor with Jud Garland and Gene Kelly, Another Part of the Forest with Fredric March and Dan Duryea, Blondie’s Reward with a cartoon Bear and Bean, and Slave Ship at the Opera House plus Warner Pat News and novelty segments.
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Sports Flashbacks and Local Theater At Frederick Theater
Robert Young presents Sports Flashbacks and Abbott and Costello at Frederick Theater this week. Reading and Riding Friday and Saturday Stage 1 Mesa City with Lash LaRue. Added is Brick Bradford chapter four teen and a cartoon Squawking Hawk. Flying Tigers with John Warne Friday Thunder Mountain with Tim Holt Saturday Te Granger chapter ten and Anima Cracker Circus cartoon. Bowling meeting reorganizes Hearth Centers Industrial Bowling League. meeting to set handicaps before Fall season. volunteers invited.
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Thunder Mountain
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