Registration Planned By Two Draft Boards At Local Meeting
Local draft boards set August 30 as start date for registering all men ages 18 to 26. Registration sites are in the old Church Street School with hours 6 to 5. The plan lists specific dates by birth year through September with emphasis on veterans and reservists who must register. The drafts will follow peacetime rules with questionnaires beginning September 7 for 19 to 25 year olds.
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Church Street
Ration Board
Frederick County
National Guards
State Selective Service Board
Washington
Trumen
Selective Service Boards
Army
Samarine Rescued From Reds, Kravchenko Claims
Kravchenko says he saved Samarine from anti-Communist persecution amid reports of Soviet agents overrunning New York and New Jersey. He described coordinating the rescue with House Un American Activities staff as authorities fetched Mrs Ok sana Kosenkina from a New York state retreat.
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AL Kravchenke
Kravchenko
ABC Vedio
Samarine
Jersey Farm
New York
New Jersey
Hisfam Kravchenko
House Un-American Activities Com
Oksana Kosenkina
New York State
Ethiopia objects to Dewey plan on Italian colonies
Ethiopia objected vigorously today to Soviet Thomas E. Dewey's proposal to give Italy a chance to develop the resources of her former Hakan colonies.
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Ethiopia
Washington
Ethiopa
Sov
Thomas E. Dewey
Italy
Thrasher Farm Field Day Attracts 40000 Visitors
Official estimates place attendance at 40000 with two car counts failing. State Roads counters also failed to provide totals while police estimated crowd size. Informational posters described grass seeding methods and reed canary grass as sprigged for quick growth. Ed ward F Holt followed day via radio. Hollander praised farm pond ideas and noted Dutch familiarity with ponds.
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Thrasher Farm
State Roads Commission
Maine
Edward F. Holt
Mer. Holter
Franz Jopsis
Holland
Franz
Garrett Jopsis
Netherlands
Far East Commission
America
Joint Chiefs of Staff Convene for High-Level Talks
Secretary Forrestal will host a meeting with the Joint Chiefs at the Naval War College Newport Rhode Island starting today through Sunday. The conference aims to discuss policy questions away from Washington’s routine pressures and review weapon capabilities and costs and air warfare strategies.
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Washington
Defense Forrestal
Joint Chiefs For Staff
Naval War College
Newport
BR. L
Defense Department
Key West
Fle
Forrestal
Defense
Brooke Claxton
Okiawa
Robert J. Wood
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar N. Bradley
Army Chief of Staff
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Lewis E. Denfeld
Arthur W. Radford
Bert S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Staf
Lauvis Norstad
Alfred M. Gruenther
Taet
Hurt In Bus Accident At Elkton And Nearby Charleston
Eight persons seriously injured and 16 hurt when a Greyhound bus ran off a highway near Charleston Maryland and tipped into a ditch. The Philadelphia bound bus on a secondary road parallel to US 46 stopped at Harford Havre De Grace. John B Harris 34 of Philadelphia was among the injured. Three ambulances carried victims from Baltimore. News notes weather bureau shift to sixteen hour work day and stock market activity with railroad shares leading gains after Southern Pacific dividend boost.
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Elkton
Greyhound
Charleston
Philadelphia
LU. S. 46
Marziland
John B. Harris
Philadela
Harford
Havre de Sault
Gaid
Baltimore
Westminster Plans Merger Of Three Banks
Westminster banks plan consolidation to form Carroll County National Bank of Westminster with assets over 14 million dollars. Westminster Savings Bank Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and First National Bank would exchange shares at specified rates under an amended charter. Special stockholders meetings set for September 17 to approve the merger.
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Westminster
Westminster Savings Bank
Farmers and Mechana Tional Bank of Westminster
First National Bank of Westminster
National Banking Association
Carroll County National Bank of Westminster
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Westminster
Joseph Cunningham
Ters Ice
Theodore F. Brown
Norman B. Bovie
Maryland Bankers Association
New Bank
M. Grouse
S. Luther Bare
J. Francis Reese
D. Eugene Walsh
William
Salisbury Debates Use of City Funds for Garbage Plant
A Salisbury city dispute centers on whether 3400,000 in available funds can be legally used for a garbage disposal plant or a generator. The city and law firm Miles Barton Morrow and Yost will seek a legal ruling fromBaltimore firm on bond money use. The action follows concerns about legality and municipal budgeting.
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Salisbu
Harmy Hi. Cropper
Baltimore
Miles
Barton, Morrow and
Dr Ranek Dies At 80 In Lancaster
Reverend Beory Haverstick Ranek longtime Reformed Church leader died at 5 30 a m Thursday in Lancaster Pa aged 80 He served at St Johns Lebanon St Andrews Reading Grace Church Washington and guided church education boards He studied at Franklin and Marshall College and Union Theological Seminary and authored several church works Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 p m from Santee Chapel Seminary Lancaster
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Beory Haverstick Ranek
Reformed Church
Moses Brackbill
Lancaster
Hebanicsburg
St John’s Church
Lebanon
St. Andrew's Church
Reading
Grace Church
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin and Marshall College
Stockholm
Sweden
Theological Seminary of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jacob Eby
Martha Bausman Haverstick
M. College
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
Carlisle
The
Board of Education
Eastern Synod
Potomac
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Huping Christia College
Yochow
China
Hood College
Massanutien Academia
Alliance
of Reformed Churches
Wales
Faith and Order
Edinburgh
Scotland
Huguenot Society
Frederick
Ranck
Mary . Hill Byrne
Ore
James Byrne Ranck
Alice
Alien
Pravda Claims U S Lie In Dreher Case
Pravda charged the U S State Department with falsehoods over Naval Lt. Robert Dreher in Moscow and Athens reports. Pravda accused Michael McDermott of contradicting facts while citing U S Ambassador Walter Smith. Dreher, 22, from Oie City Pa, left Moscow May 1 after a November 1957 start as naval attache aide. Athens also reported a Greek army offensive against Grammos guerrilla positions.
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Moscow
Pravda
United States State Department
Communist Party
State Department
Michael McDermott
Robert Dreher
Dreher
U. S
Russia
McDermott
Kington
Jams
Soviet Union
Washington
Walter B. Smith
Smith
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Oi City
Emmitsburg Board Changes Principal and School Contracts
At a Frederick County Board of Education meeting the contract for the Doubs colored school was awarded to Patrick Turner. Arvin P. Jones was named to succeed A L Leary at Emmitsburg High School. Bus routes were awarded to DeLauier and Putman. Kemptown route undecided. Leaves of absence granted. several resignations, and new appointments across multiple schools including Emmitsburg and Frederick High.
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Frederick Cou Board of Education
Doubs
Patrick Turner
Arvin P. Jones
A. L. Leary
Emmitsburg
Jones
Brck
Wolfsville
Lee DeLauier
Ralph Putman
Braddock
Kemptown
Pleasant Grove
New Market
Helen Jane Woodley
Roselle B. Gow
Paul Fillion
Mary Kopfinger
Mary D. Rockwell
Grayson Burrier
Charlotte Burrier
Burrier
Oakland High School
Fran- Manuel
West Brunswick
M. Singer
Emily Kokesinski
Frederick High
William Kincaid
Elm Street
Anthony Rivetti
Dwight Roy
Adamstown
Shirley M. Foster
U S Business Warned To Keep Its Secrets
The Army cautions business and industry to beware overseas requests for information especially from Russian dominated areas. Officials and civic groups are advised to train officers to handle such inquiries and discuss potential enemy use of seemingly harmless data. Germans in the Russian occupied Leipzig sector are noted as sources of many requests.
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Washington
I Army
Chambers of Commerce
U. S
Leipzig
Confer At French Embassy In Moscow
Western power envoys meet at the French embassy in Moscow amid talks of an east West conference at the Kremlin. U S Ambassador Walter B Smith and British rep Frank Roberts met with Yves Chataigneau after morning discussions at the American embassy.
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Moscow
Kremlin
U. S
Walter B. Smith
Frank Roberts
Yves Chataigneau
Russian refugee teacher Kasenkina spelling adopted
The Russian refugee school teacher who leaped from the window of the Soviet consulate in New York is officially Kasenkina. U S spelling now uses Kasenkina after State Department confirmation that Russia protested the prior Kosenkina transliteration.
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Washington
New York
Kasenkina
United States
U.S. Seeks Lomakin Recall Over Dock Work Dispute
President Truman directed Attorney General Clark to pursue a ten day injunction to block a threatened East Coast dock workers strike. A federal fact finding board warned a 45,000 strong stoppage is imminent with debates over overtime pay and 40 hour limits under a Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
Truman
Clark
Supreme Court
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Portland
Pilot Saves 38 Passengers in Emergency Landing
A Chicago bound American Airlines Convair with 38 aboard faced a nose wheel failure while approaching Chicago. Captain Edward T. Cyrcon and co pilot Ervin Boldt steered to Glenview NAS then landed at Municipal Airport with minimal fuel. All passengers exited safely as Navy fire crews stood by.
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Chicago
American Airlines
Manual
Cincinnati
Glenview Naval Air Station
Municipal
Edward T. Cyrcon
Ervin Boldt
Nave
Cycon
Navy
Convair
Night Club Raids Nab Teens in 100-Police Sweep
A midnight raid on three Washington night clubs led to 9 teens arrested and 3,000 to 4,000 bottles seized. The Allies Club Spot light Club and 5 O'clock Club were targeted as after hours establishments operating on dues and members only bottles. Police charged 12 with keeping and selling whisky without a license. seven others were released. Lawyers plan to challenge the charges.
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Washington
Allies
Spotlight
Iion
Stalin Plans Yugoslavia Coup Revealed by London Paper
The London Evening News reported that Prime Minister Stalin ordered a coup in Yugoslavia and named a successor to Marshal Tito. The undated piece offered no source and carried bylined notes from a diplomatic reporter.
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London
The
London Evening News
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Evening News
U.S. Demands Lomakin Exit Over Kosenkina Affair
The United States, in a public note, strips Soviet Consul General Jacob Lomakin of his post in New York and demands his removal within a reasonable time. The note accuses Soviet officials, including Molotov, of misinformation about refugee teacher cases Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina and Mr. Mihail Lamarine, and cites Lomakin’s abuses of his position.
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Washington
cPi
United States
New York
Russia
Emvo Dasi
Oksana Koserkina
Mihail J. Lamarine
Telstoy Foundation
Ur Kosenkina
United Met
State Department
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Molotov
U.S
Jacob M. Lomakin
Truman
Lomakin
Marshall
Robert Lovett
Department of State
Lovett
Somakin
Kosenkina
Rosena
Tolstoy Foundation
Toment
Enge
S&s Pany
Als Byre
al Ergiew
Amere i
Wesshe
Vandenberg Plane Safe Lands at National Airport
Gen Hoyt Vandenberg Air Force Chief of Staff landed safely at National Airport while returning from Europe. He was aboard a B 1T Fortress with Eugene M Zuckert and Maj Gen W F L McRee. One engine failed over the Atlantic during the flight. Secretary Symington had traveled to Europe but was not aboard.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Newport
Air Force
Symington
Europe
Vandenberg
Bar Association Names Committees for Judicial Appointments
Baltimore officials report William C. Walsh, Cumberland attorney and new Maryland Bar Association president, has named a committee to study candidates for Western Maryland chief judge succession. The panel includes extra representatives William R. Clutt and David W. Byron, with chair William R. Semans. Other subcommittees cover education, appointments, and county courts with named members.
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Baltimore
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
Maryland
Maryland Bar Association
William A. Huster
Fourth Judicial Circuit
George Henderson
Lane
Huster
Bfe
Washington Allegany
Garrett Counties
Walsh
William R. Cfutt
Oakland
David W. Byron
Hagerstown
W. Calvin Trice
Cambridge
Edward D. E. Rollins
Elkton
Walter Cole
Towson
Walter C. Capper
R. Bennett Darnall
Greenock
Edward Smith
Frederick
L Harold Lotharon
University Pars
William R. Semans
Britimore
Meas
Clinton Mc Frederick
Walter Sin
iHarm M
State to Open Tax Branch in Washington State
State Tax Commissioner announced a new branch in Washington next Monday to collect sales and income tax from the capital suburbs and Prince George’s County. The office will ease problems for firms and individuals and will be staffed by members of the Washington and Baltimore offices who have worked in the two counties.
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Ba Ore Aus
Mmoearyland Commiroliernes J Lac
Agena
Washingon
Prince Georges Ofer
Lr Laev
Wnapeliz and
Baltmore
Extended Forecast for Warm Weekend and Rain
Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Saturday and Sunday, with showers Sunday afternoon or Monday. Cooler on Monday. Tuesday mostly fair with little temperature change, warmer again Wednesday. Through Wednesday, area temperatures average slightly above normal with rainfall near 0.25 inch.
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Joint Chiefs ‘of Staff
Linden Hills
Southern Pacific
Salisbury
TRREE
Sei. Swomley
Rentzell
Harold J. Burleson
Albemarle
N. C
Joan Smith
City
Ralph Higdon
Brunswick
Ranek
Athens
Grammos
Grant Street
Henry S. B. DeGrange
Court House
Charles W. Smith
Frederick Route 5
Jacob Ara J. Smith
Aus
New Deal
Lee Pressman
John Abt
Nathan Witt
Congressional
Colmnt
St Louis
Gerald L .K. Smitha
Cal Party
Bar Association
Robert E . Frederick
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