Frederick opposed to new National Guard artillery unit
Brig. Gen. D. John Markey says reorganizing Regimental Headquarters Company and the Band in Frederick is essential, while cautioning that an artillery battery is impractical without trained officers and suitable facilities. He recalls prewar guards and opposes diverting resources from local units.
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National Guard
Frederick
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Old First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Markey
Reno S. Harp
Maryland Guard
Old First Maryland
Maryland
Cumberland
Crisfield
Frederick County
W. T. Fisher
Tne
Rights demanded by Albania at peace conference
Paris reports Albanian Prime Minister Enver Hoxha demanding equal status in the peace conference and denouncing changes to Albania’s borders as sacred. He criticizes Greece’s Prime Minister Constantine Tsaldaris and accuses war criminals of fleeing to Rome, linking Albania’s stance to Mussolini’s invasion of Greece.
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Paris
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Balkan
Greece
Constantine Tsaldaris
Russia
Tsaldaris
Quisling
Rome
France
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Divorce suit may be delayed by request to judge
Dr. Harold E. Morrison operator of a two family problems bureau and marriage clinic asks the presiding judge for a delay in the opening of his divorce suit. He cites a commitment to address the Fairfield Lions Club on the topic How to be Happy Through Married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harold E. Morrison
Family Problems Bureau
Morrison
Te Fairfield Lions Club
Plane Crash Kills 2. 10 Hurt Near Moline Airport
A chartered plane bound from New York to San Francisco crashed about 3 43 a m a mile south of Moline airport killing captain James Steen and co pilot Marvin Fox and injuring ten people including two babies none seriously The two engines failed with one catching fire during an attempted landing at the airport The aircraft was chartered by the Hotel Lincoln New York City and its home addresses were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
James Steen
Marvin Fox
Lincoln
New York City
New York
San Francisco
Community Chest Drive Opens October 14 1946
The Community Chest announces its 1946 campaign will begin the week of October 14 under new president Ignatius Bjorlee who succeeds Henry J. Stahr. A. B. Cellmus is named campaign director and agencies including Boy and Girl Scouts Federated Charities YMCA Children's Aid Society Social Service Exchange and Salvation Army are listed as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Ignatius Bjorlee
Henry J. Stahr
the Chest
A. B. Cellmus
William Bartgis Storm
Oundeitied
William B. Leichert
Harry
Schroeder
Frank M. Dbertebaugh
R. Ames Hendrickson
Paul & Michael
George H. Finck
Br. Collmus
Fiis
Federated Charities
YMCA
Children’s Aid Society
Social Service Exchange
Salvation Army
LaGuardia Denounces Baseless Allegations by McNarney
Gen. Joseph T. McNarney angrily rejected Fiorello LaGuardia’s claim that U S forces hinder UNRRA aims describing the charges as completely baseless. McNarney also noted a Russian agent acting under UNRRA and left for Warsaw to inspect European UNRRA activities.
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Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
UNRRA
Fiorello
U. S
Europe
LaGuardia
McNarney
Germany
Byrnes Speaks With Yugoslav Leader In Paris Talk
Secretary of State Byrnes held a frank hour long discussion with Yugoslav Vice Premier Edward Kardelj at the Hotel Meurice in Paris. Byrnes later confirmed a telephone talk with President Truman at sea but gave no details and said Yugoslavia was not among topics.
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Paris
Byrnes
Edward Kardelj
Hotel
Meurice
Federal Control Commission On
Yugoslavia
Wardell
Truman
Talk Changes In Final Hour On Thompson Broadcast
Washington reports last minute edits to Roy L Thompson panel remarks broadcast nationwide. Board reworded lines on Congress labor farmers and industry to curb impulses for profit or advancing interests. Manila quake hits with no injuries or damage reported.
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Washington
The
Price Secontro
Congress
Thompson
Board
Manila
Districts Local Bomb Scare In Burgundy Village
In Charilles Sur Seine France a loud shrill whistling noise sparked a bomb scare among four thousand residents. Police questioned every inhabitant and found no flying bomb sightings. Only one family reported hearing a line of noise but found to be unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatilles-Sur-Seine
France
Burgundy
Symphony Outreach Beckons Baltimore Orchestra for Anniversary
The Frederick Cooperative Concert Association announced the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra directed by Reginald Stewart will perform in a winter concert as part of the tenth anniversary celebration. The drive to recruit members begins September 16 with broad participation hoped to fund the year’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cooperative Concert Association
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Reginald Stewart
Baltimore Symphony
Paul B. Beckhelm
Hood College
Charles Byerly, Jr
Resume Recovery Sparks Mixed Stock Market Moves
New York on August 21 reports selected stocks resuming their recovery trend while many market leaders continued to falter as trading progressed.
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New York
Dearest Cuddle Bum Letters Enter Embezzlement Hearing
San Diego details show Mrs. Lacey Malcolmson denying embezzling part of $20 000 entrusted to her by Lt Cal Bovington during his war absence. She quotes a South Pacific letter from Pappy Boyington addressing her as Dearest Cuddle Bum and asks if she would save him even if he never becomes Americas leading ace. The testimony places Boyington in combat in 1943 and notes his capture by the Japs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Lacey Malcolmson
Pappy” Boyington
Cal. Gregory
Panpy" Bovington
Malcolmson
Crcutive
Pap
Boyington
South Pacific
Marine Flyer
America
Joe Foss
Pappy
Meat price ceilings to reestablish Sept 3 under Decontrol Board
Washington reports the Decontrol Board plans to reestablish meat price ceilings by Sept 3 subject to Agriculture Department approval delaying the retail ceiling restoration to 12 days after the original plan. In Mississippi Collins a second clash occurs after two white men allegedly attempted rape of two Negro girls at gunpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Decontrol Board
Agriculture Department
UPA
Collins
Miss
Mississippi
Truman sails toward Bermuda amid Yugoslav tension report
President Truman travels toward Bermuda aboard the Williamsburg as Byrnes in Paris sends a full Yugoslav update. The White House says a naval refueling stop is planned in Bermuda with minimal ceremony and possible shore visit depending on developments.
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Truman
Bermuda
Fruman
Byrnes
Paris
Charles G. Ross Tald
White House
Williamsburg
Ross
Radio Hockup
Frederick Playground Season Ends With Final Concert
The Frederick Playground Commission hosts the last summer concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday on the Baker Park band shell with Mayor Lloyd Culler and Playground Commission Chair Robert L. Smith speaking. Sperry L. Storm directs the Frederick High School Bands in a varied program featuring solos, choral selections, and band tributes. rain plan moves the event to Friday at 7:30.
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Frederick Playground Commission
Lloyd C. Culler
Playground Commission
Robert L. Smith
Baker Park
Sperry L. Storm
Frederick High School
America
Neptune
Eisenbure
William Rhoads
Robert Gearinger
Barat
Jack Harris
Chenette
God
the Brook
Charles Anders
Bouillon
Marie Castle
Weber
Sinbad the Sailor
C. Coons
Sinbad
Grayson Bowers
Moonlight Bay
Ribble
Narrow Escape As Awning Unrolls Near Mayor's Office
A five year old released a rolled awning in front of the mayor's office on Tuesday, nearly striking several women. The awning ripped and two pieces of brick in the office wall were broken. The boys played by City Hall and released the catch, causing the awning to unroll swiftly. The father of one boy agreed to pay for the damage.
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City Tall
U S Moves To Halt Red Expansion
The United States launched a diplomatic offensive against Soviet expansion in the Middle East and Asia. Officials rejected Moscow’s demands on the Dardanelles and stated there will be no settlement that concedes broader Soviet control. President Truman and top defense leaders agreed to stand firm, warning that allowing bases or shared defense could threaten Turkey and broader regional balance.
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Washington
United States
Middle East
Asia
Dardanelles
Soviet Union
Middleeaster
Truman
Byrnes
Acheson
Pattersons
Navy
Forrestal
Russia
India
China
White House
Moscow
Ankara
Turkey
Aegean
Balkan
West
British Turks Pleased With American Dardanelles Note
British and Turkish circles at the Paris peace talks praised the American note to Mostow on the Dardanelles and favored the United States leading opposition to Russian demands. French circles echoed Britain in preferring the U S position, while Turkish spokesmen in London welcomed the American stance as favorable to Ankara.
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Paris
London
Soviet Union
Dardanelles
Ankara
Talbot County Teachers Get $300 Raise for 1946-37
Easton reports all Talbot county school teachers will receive a $300 salary increase for the 1946 37 term. This raise applies to the entire county and marks a notable boost in educator pay as the new term begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Talbot County
Dardanelles Issue Raised and U S Steps In
The Paris peace talks see a sharp Dardanelles clash as Russia presses control over the Straits with Turkey. The United States, Britain, and France back Turkey while willing to modify Montreux rules within the U N framework. The Kremlin’s resolve and Stalin´s aims stir fears for world peace.
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Paris
Russia
CCS
Straly
Dardanelles
Middle East
Parie
Straits Question
United States
Hts
Turkey
Straits
Bosporus
Sea of Marmara
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Romania
Britain
France
Strais
Montreux
Mediterranean
United Nations
Jhhe
Stalin
Honor Mr. Rosenour On His Birthday
Friends of Benjamin Rosenour Jr prominent retired businessman gathered in his Rosenour building office for a surprise birthday celebration. Walter C. Jones was toastmaster and attendees included Dr. Noah Kefauver Dr. Ralph Campbell Albert Coblentz and A B Collmus. Miss Rose Stern Rosenour’s niece attended as Mrs Earl Kold and Mrs Ray Spurrier served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rosenour
J Jr
Rosenour
Walter C. Jones
Noah E. Ke+fauver
Ralph D. Campbell
Albert M. Coblentz
A. B. Collmus
Rose Stern
Earl A Kold
Ray Spurrier
City issues several building permits to local parties
The city engineer issued multiple permits to Travers and Charles Fout of Maxwell Avenue for rebuilding a blacksmith shop at 3300 and adding a two car garage for 300 dollars. Enterprise Printing Co on 70 South Market Street adapts a building for 8700 dollars. Ralph D Fout at 326-34 West Patrick Street converts a building into apartments for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers
Charles Fout
Maxwell Avenue
Travers Fout
Enterprise Printing Co
South Market Street
Ralph D. Fout
West Patrick Street
Army Cancels Vienna Udine Flights and Yugoslav Tensions Rise
U S Army announces Vienna to Udine air transport suspended after Yugoslav fighter incidents. Tito defends Yugoslavia, says one American plane was forced to land and relics of the crash are sought with U S diplomats arranging access to Bled for graves and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
Vienna
Udine
McNarney
W. D. Morgen
Mediterranean
Maly
Tito
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Austria
Italy
Bled
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Marshal's Summer Palace
Patterson
Richard Partridge
Yugoslav Foreign Office
Ont Ic
Ljubljana
London
Tanjug
Yugnslav
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American Airlines
Gen. Markey
A.B. Collinns
Jerusalem
Stern Gang
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Haifa
Charleston
W. Va
Clarksburg Publishing Company
Supreme Court Today
Detroit
CIO National Martime Union
AFL Marine Group
AFL Fea
NMIU
Great Lakes
Board of Aldermen
Baltimore
Harrison
Vindobona
Louis Harrison
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Walter F. Zeigler
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Dean Price
Telephone Company
Macon
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bulletins
U.S
AF Foreign Affairs
Mr. Rosenour
Pan American
Istanbul
Budapest
Bucharest
U. S. Army
Naples
New Delhi
Brussels
Prague
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