Maryland Governor Race Turns Personal Over Potomac Yacht
Aug 18 Maltimore reports a heated Maryland gubernatorial race with George Mahoney accusing Gov Lane of misusing Potomac yacht funds to fund state needs while Lane supporters denounce Mahoney as a gossiping old fishwife. The exchange recalls a 1923 poolroom arrest and the Potomac being handed from a prior administration for patrol use.
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North Koreans Hungry as Surrenders Rise
An intelligence officer at General MacArthur's HQ said hunger is increasing North Korean surrenders in recent days. He noted growing disorder of enemy supply routes due to air strikes and fear-driven troop morale keeps fighters in place. Hunger could loosen officers' grip on soldiers.
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Japan Backs U N Korea Policy in Ideological Struggle
Tokyo reports the Japanese Government aligns with United Nations and Western Democracies in Korea. A 3800 page white paper outlines policy and position as the first formal government act in this strategy amid the broader ideological conflict.
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Phone Lines Cut by Youths Fined in Maryland Incident
Two youths near the Frederick Hagerstown line pleaded guilty to firing across a public road while target practicing. Libert Shirer of Boonsboro and Glenn Ridenour near Middletown were fined $10 each by Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. The shooting punctured a C P Telephone cable 14 miles east of the county's western border on Route 40. Damages were estimated at $95 by telephone officials.
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Speeder
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Sykenville
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Lowell
Arkansas
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Albermarle
N. C
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Lieut
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Ridgely King
Edward J. Smith
Washington
Kanade
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Miel
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Fountain Mills
Nolle
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South Market Street
Carlos Collins
Rockville
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Rockwell Terrace
Officer Trump
Charles L. Snyder
North Market Street
Sergt
Ben Phebus, Jr
Snyder
Register Of Wills hearing on Smith estate funds
Register of Wills Harry D. Radg elff reports a telegram from Enid Oklahoma stating hold the money in the Smith estate until arrival. About $650 remains after funeral expenses. administrator H Kieffer DeLauter expects a small sum for heirs. Inquiries have surged from Baltimore and local residents after a newspaper item noting missing heirs. Kenneth Moore of Enid Obla questioned how the funds were learned of.
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Radcliff
Baltimore
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Enid. Obla
Plane lands safely after missing flight from New York
A Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co spokesman said a plane reported missing on a New York to Martha's Vineyard flight had landed safely at Chatham Massachusetts. The incident was confirmed tonight as the craft completed its journey without incident and passengers remained unharmed.
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42 Killed In State July Traffic Accidents
Baltimore August 18 UP Forty two persons were killed in Maryland traffic accidents last month a five year high for July State Police Superintendent Carey Jarman warned that the people of Maryland are too complacent in their attitude toward highway safety The figure marked a 40 percent increase over July 1940 and Jarman said progress in reducing deaths and crippling injuries on the highway will be slow unless there is willingness to cooperate on the part of all who drive The death toll for the first seven months of this year was 253 the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission reported two percent above the same period last year
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Tightened exports rules hit Russia and furs in New York
Washington moves to license all controlled goods to 14 Soviet bloc nations, affecting Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Manchuria North Korea Romania and the U S R The AFL longshoremen in New York refuse to unload 138000 dollars worth of Russian furs from the Mauretania and earlier shipments of crabmeat were sent back Officials call furs Russia’s major export to the United States and note the shift will narrow small lot sales while broadening licensing requirements
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Mills Withdraws From U S Senate Bid in Maryland
Hagerstown mayor Herman L. Mills withdrew as a Republican candidate for the U S Senate leaving D John Markey of Frederick County and John M Butler of Baltimore in the race to face Democratic Senator Tydings. Mills said his duty is to his city and will finish his mayoral term.
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Operator Toll Dial System Is Now In Use
The Com pany of Baltimore City unveils a 4,700,000 toll dial switching system. In service today and tomorrow the A-4-A central office equipment automates long distance calls, cutting average through times from 14 minutes in 1920 to about 1.5 minutes now. About 3,600 circuits are connected, with two thirds serving Maryland operators handling nationwide calls. The system boosts efficiency for manual and dial local offices and speeds intercity connections.
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Toll dialing cutover planned from noon today to Sunday
After months of planning the toll dialing system will be cut over in a tightly scheduled program from noon today through Sunday with no interruption to long distance service. Circuits to distant cities will be taken out of service one group at a time and cut over to dial operations as Maryland and other telephone companies coordinate with trained operators to begin using the new system.
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Porpoise Oil Lubricant Endorsed by Britannica
Britannica notes that porpoise oil resists cold weather, preventing gumming or thickening, making it suitable for lubricating fine machinery in low temperatures.
Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theaters
The Frederick schedule lists upcoming film lineups: Sunday to Tuesday features Walt Disney's Treasure Island. Wednesday and Thursday offer The Great Jewel Robber and 50 Years Before Your Eyes. Friday shows County Fair in color with Rory Calhoun and Janet Leigh. Saturday and Sunday through Monday present Rogues of Sherwood Forest and Caged with Eleanor Parker. Tuesday lone showing Father of the Bride with Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor. War of the remains appears incomplete.
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Western stars headline local theater bill listings
A sequence of upcoming film showings runs through the week featuring Wildcat with John Wayne on Thursday, Wabash Avenue with Betty Grable on Friday, Six Gun Mesa with Johnny Mack Brown on Friday and Saturday, Neney Goes To Rio with Ann Sothern and Jane Powell on Sunday, and a double feature Rock Island Trail with Forrest Tucker and Red Desert with Don Barry on Friday night and Saturday. The note adds a historical remark that the British Prime Minister role carried no salary before 1937 and was often paired with another paid appointment.
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