Boy Dies After Being Hit By Oil Truck Near Lime Kiln
Richard Roland Lenhart six died around 11 am when struck by an oil truck delivering kerosene near his Lime Kiln home. State Police investigate. driver Richard E. Angelberger released on his own recognizance. Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Mt Olivet cemetery. burial in Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roland Lenhart
Claude O
Nett ‘Tie
J. Pyles Lenhart
Shell Oil Company
Buckeystown
Richard E. Angelberger
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lenhart
Angelberger
Bruce A. Brachey
N. A. Mutchner
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
ML. R. Etchison and Son
General Lee Denies Unwarranted Articles Distortion
Lt Gen John C. H. Lee, commander of the Mediterranean theater, rejects press criticism as unwarranted and distorted. He denounces reports of lavish officer living and forced flunkey service as a false portrayal, demanding refutation from non command sources.
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Rome
John C. H. Lee
United States
Lee
Mediterranean
Army
Robert C. Ruark
Scripps-Howard
Morale probe planned for troops under Lee
The Army will conduct a jury like inquiry into morale of the Mediterranean theater troops under Lt Gen. John C. H. Lee. General Eisenhower said Maj. Gen. Tra T. Wrche will likely head the inquiry, aiming to finish in ten days to two weeks.
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Washington
Army
John C. H. Lee
Mediterranean
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tra T. Wrche
Eisenhower
Lee
Robert C. Ruark
Fire forces evacuations at Claremont hotel near stockyards
About 20 residents fled the three story Claremont hotel in the Union Stockyards area when a basement fire broke out. Dense smoke forced relocation of nearby cattle and two injured, including occupant Edward K. Brown and firefighter Leroy Batenfield.
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Baltimore
Claremont
Union Stockyards
Fremen
Edward K. Brown
Leroy Batenfield
England Will Not Seek New Loan At This Time
London notes that a new American loan is not on the agenda as British and American delegates meet to ease Britain’s postwar crisis. Discussions will probe how expenditures rose and how to balance the budget while Britain outlines plans to increase production and stabilize trade.
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Washington
Atlantic
Britain
Wilfred Eady
Snydex
England
Wilfrid
LaGuardia Field
New York
Hugh Dalton
Emergency Cabinet Meeting Sparks London Speculation
London reports say Prime Minister Attlee summoned an emergency cabinet meeting, with government sources silent on the reason. Observers link it to Britain’s worsening economic crisis and possible revisions to the U.S. loan terms.
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London
Attlee
Britain
United States
Ioan
Sugar Interests Take a Great Gamble on 1948 Sugar Act
NEA Washington portion notes that the Sugar Act of 1948 aims to fix U S sugar production and prices despite uncertain future consumption. It describes seven factors for demand estimates, potential lobby influence, and a guaranteed production level amid variable Cuban quotas and shifting consumer behavior.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Congress
Wil Clayton
Geneva
U. S
America
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
U. 5
Cuba
Pound Size Baby Born Premature In Camden
A 24 ounce girl named Joan Frances Vincent, born to Veronica Vincent in Camden New Jersey, arrived just after midnight and is in Children's Hospital incubated and listed as doing reasonably well. Doctors cautioned survival is slim, but progress appears hopeful despite extreme prematurity. Washington also announced federal worker loyalty forms distribution.
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Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Children's Hospital
Joan Frances Vincent
Veronica Vincent
Oil Company
Joan Frances
Last Part Of Law In Effect On Friday
Washington reports the Taft Hartley act’s final provisions take effect Friday August 22 marking a shift as unions face potential NLRB prosecutions for coercion bargaining boycott and other unfair practices. The NLRB splits into a five member labor court and a general counsel office led by Robert N Denham. Contracts signed before Friday run a year. new closed shop bans apply. State laws may override federal rules where bans on union and closed shops exist.
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Washington
America
Congress
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Labor Court
General Counsel
Robert N. Denham
Chicago
Labor Board
Deaths in Frederick County Driven by Heart Disease
Health officials report 23 of 64 May deaths in Frederick County were due to cardiac disease. Nephritis and cancer follow as leading causes. The May bulletin tallies 57 white and 7 colored deaths with 11 communicable-disease cases, including venereal disease and whooping cough. Six fatal cerebral hemorrhages occur, and infant deaths under one year total four.
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Frederick County
Maryland State Department of Health
Health Department
Plane Passengers May Ride Backwards
President Truman’s air safety board tests the idea of passengers facing rearward in planes. In its fifth report since May and June crashes, the panel notes that facing seats toward the rear seems to have potential advantages.
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Washington
Truman
Air Safety Board
Tragic Death After Car Plunge Into Weems Creek
Quinten Joseph McDonald twenty six of Baltimore dies from a broken neck after his sedan leaves the end of Annapolis street and plunges about 100 feet into Weems creek. Anne Arundel county police report the early morning accident near West Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Quinten
Joseph McDonald
Eighth Street
Baltimore
Annapolis Street
Anne Arundel County
McDonald
Weems Creek
Girl Returns After Reported Abduction
In Niles Michigan a 22 year old waitress Jean Algers of Holland returns home after state police reported she was kidnapped by a tall soft spoken Negro. She was with Sherman Frizzell 22 of Niles when an armed man forced her into a car and fled after taking $16 from Frizzell. Frizzell was bound and left on the ground.
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Niles
Mich
Don McCray
Jean Algers
Holland
Sherman Frizzell
McCray
Frizzell
Two Accident Cases Aired in Frederick Court
Bernard L. Cole faced a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence and was jailed 30 days in default of a 101.75 fine. Two auto collisions on Route 240 over the weekend involved many drivers with fines and collateral forfeitures recorded by Trooper Ridge.
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Bernard L. Cole
Route 1
Alton ¥. Bennett
Frederick County
Peoples Court
Cole
W. W. Corbin
Bennett's Creek
Route 240
Max R. Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas
May
Paul Wm. Mossburg
Ridge
Nicklas Santoro
Pittsburgh
Santoro
Mossburg
Jack W. Griffith
Charleston
S. C
Louis En
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Johnsville District
Deeds filed show Walter G and Mary Repp transfer two parcels in Johnsville to Raymond E and Osceola H Covey for about 25000 dollars, including 120 acres re survey on Simpsons Chance and 52 more acres. Other Brunswick deeds list sales to Lloyd E Roelke and Herman L Willis for about 2590 and to Charles G Hoffman for about 550.
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Johnsville
Walter G
Mary
Raymond E
Osceola H. Covey
Simpson
Virginia Avenue
Brunswick
Emma
James
Hospital Fund Reaches $517 375 in Public Campaign
Reporting 1 367 new contributions totaling 71 670 the largest to date the Fred erick Memorial Hospital building fund now stands at 517 375 about 6 5 percent of the 600 000 goal at a third report meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel City and district volunteers report progress with city women division adding 57 824 in 199 subscriptions and city men division 7 028 in 148 new contributions Outside city districts report 965 additional contributions totaling 38 802 Oversubscribed districts include Braddock and Mount Pleasant with 2100 and 2100 goals respectively The memorial gift committee adds 5 subscriptions totaling 13 650 and the business mercantile committee 800 in new contributions The campaign closes Thursday night at Calvary Methodist church Frederick.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis Scott Key
Edgar H. McBride
James H. Gambrill
Braddock
E. Dwight
Mount Pleasant
Raymond RK. Kelly
Business and Mercantile Committee
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Russia vetoes block new UN members at the Security Council
The Security Council moves through 12 UN admission applications with Yemen and Pakistan likely to join. Russia vows to veto Ireland again and may block Portugal Trans-Jordan Italy and Austria if seven votes align. Hungary Bulgaria Romania's ratification hangs on Moscow while Italy and Austria face treaty issues and mixed support.
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Albania
Outer Mongolia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Moscow
Italy
Austria
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Concert Dates Set for 1947 48 Frederick Series
Frederick residents enrolled in the Community Concert Association receive senior tickets for a three night 1947 48 series. Bart lett and Robinson open October 27, Nino Martini tenor performs January 3, National Symphony Orchestra closes February 9 all shows 8 30 PM at Frederick High School auditorium on Mondays.
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Frederick Community Concert Association
Bartlett
Robinson
Nino Martini
National Symphony Orchestra
Frederick High School
Miss Bushwailer Sails To Resume Vatican Post
Regina E. Bushwailer, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Bushwailer of Washington formerly of Frederick sails Saturday for England aboard the Queen Elizabeth en route to Vatican City to resume duties as secretary to Ambassador Myron C Taylor representative of the President to Pope Pius XII. Her parents and aunt Christine Bushwailer and Mrs August J Rage witness the departure at the deck in Hawley and New York.
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Boss Regina E. Bushwailer
William J. Bushwailer
Washington
Frederick
England
Miss Bushwailer
Vatican City
Italy
Myron C. Taylor
United States
Pius XII
Miss Bushwalter
Christine Bushwalter
Hawley
August J
Color Motion Pictures Antitrust Suit Filed
Washington reports Attorney General Clark filed an antitrust suit claiming a monopoly in color motion picture production and seeking to end existing legal arrangements and agreements. The action targets the industry’s distribution and production practices.
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Color Motion Pictures
Washington
Clark
Hoover to head new Truman executive commission
Hoover to lead a 12 member commission appointed by President Truman to streamline the executive branch. The panel will report in January 1949 and has 15 months to cut expenses, end overlapping work, and abolish unnecessary services.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Ivasion
Congress
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Iing
Hoover
White House
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
House
Joseph Martin
Senator Aiken
Clarence Brown
Civil Service
Arthur Flemming
James K. Pollock
University of Michigan
George Meade
Industralist
James Forrestal
Dean Acheson
Great Britain
Joseph Kennedy
McClellan
D-Ark
Rep. Manasco
D-Alas
James Rowe
Roosevelt
Hoover Commission
Two Suspects Held for Grand Jury Larceny Charge
State Police hold Theodore Spritts and Helen Twyman both of Brunswick about 46 for grand larceny. They are charged with stealing 40 from the home of Airs. Ruby Brooks on August 14. Trooper L A Ridge investigated and detained the suspects shortly after the report.
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Grand
Theodore Spritts
Helen Twyman
Brunswick
Airs
Ruby Brooks
L. A. Ridge
Atcheson’s Body Still Missing After Pacific Crash
Honolulu reports Ambassador George Atcheson Jr and nine others dead or missing after an Army B 17 crash 65 miles west of Pearl Harbor. Rescue efforts found three survivors and five bodies, with Atcheson among the missing as searchers comb seawater and shark infested routes for the ambassador and other officers.
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Honolulu
George Atcheson
MacArthur
Pearl Harbor
Atcheson
United States
Japan
Washington
Harvey Huglin
Fairfield
T. L
Carl A. Russell
Bellevue Ave
Richmond Heights
David Larr
Thompson Blvd
Watertown
Navy
Randolph B. Beyer
Audubon
Huglin
Joint Strategic Plan
Tokyo
Army
Stars and Stripes
Ambassador Atcheson
SCAP
Allied Headquarters
T-3
Randolph B. Borer
USN
K. R. Stil
Larr
General MacArthur
Boyer
Cecil Sigman
Johnston Island
Oahu
Kwajalein
Oshu
Johnston
Flying Fortress
Hawaiian Sea Frontier Command
Barber's Point
Coast Guard
Hermes
Rowan
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Reza Hekmat
China
Generalissimo
Whitehaven
Eng
National Coal Board
William
Detroit
Lake St. Clair
Ernest J. King
Union
Athens
Greece
George W. Heddawar
Board of Missions of the Methods Church
Hereland
Easter Shore
Ferdinand
Berlin
Prince Ferdinand von Schoenaich-Carola
Paris
Port-du-Bouc
Camden, N. J
Loylaity Dregram
Federal Trade Commi
Elizabeth
St Philip Mountoatten
Westmint Stex Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Hariwell
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Punjab
Boundary Commission
Vatican
Hoover's
Virginia van der Veer
James Marlow
Siegel Link
California
Virgil Manning
Waurika
Okio
J. C. Gardner
Bugs Siegel
Siegel
Beverly Hills
Calif
Manning
Kenneth Peterson
Long Beach
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