Death in Atlanta Woman Dies After Home Fall
Aileen Frazier Waterly of Frederick died in Atlanta from a fall or possible heart incident. She had lived in Atlanta 25 years, was born to Mary Finneran Frazier and the late John H. Frazier, and was a Sacred Heart Catholic Church member. Survivers include brothers and sisters, with burial planned in Broun Oliver cemetery. funeral arrangements by Harry E. Carty Co.
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Atlanta
Aileen Frazier Waterly
Frederick
Watkins
Paul J. Watkins
Mary Finneran Frazier
John H. Frazier
At- Tania
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John T. Frazier
Baltimore
Watt W. Eagie
Durham
N. C
J. Claude Dorse
Broun
Oliver Cemetery
Harry E. Carty Co
Tito Break With Titoism Driven By Neutrality Goal
New York dispatch reports the Cominform denunciation of Yugoslav Communists centers on Premier Tito’s aim to keep Yugoslavia outside Soviet sway and neutral. Letters between March 27 and May 22 describe Tito’s resistance to Soviet pressure and warn of war to impose Trieste influence, with Tito and Keardell urged to align with Moscow or risk isolation.
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New York
The
New York Times
Trieste
Communist Information Bureau
Marshel Tito
Yugoslavia
Central Committee
Russian Communist Party
Tito
Camillo M. Cianfarra
Belgrade
Cianfarra
Russia
Paris
Edward Keardell
Ion
Goslavia
U.S.S.R
Tio
Mexico
Trotsky
Parents Rejoice Over Release Of Their Son
Kansas parents of Thomas P Headen celebrate his release after a night in Russian detention and return to Berlin as an American military government official. Mrs Ernest E Headen, 61, says they prayed for the safe outcome and credit God. A guard at the Nelson Art Gallery reported the couple learned the news via Associated Press.
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Kansas
Thomas P. Headen
Ernest E Headen
Headen
Nelson Art Gallery
Berlin
Associated Press
Ruth Estate Left To Kids Of America In Ruth Will
Babe Ruth’s will filed in Surrogate’s Court outlines for his widow Mrs Clara Mae Ruth and two adopted daughters Mrs Julia Ruth Flanders and Mrs Dorothy Ruth Sullivan. One tenth of the residue is left to The Babe Ruth Foundation Inc to support the interests of the kids of America. He dated the will Aug 9 shortly before his death in Memorial Hospital after a cancer battle.
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New York
Babe Ruth
America
King
Ruth
Melvyn G. Lowenstein
Memorial Hospital
Clara Mae Ruth
Julia Ruth Flanders
North Conway
Dorothy Ruth Sullivan
New York City
Pre-Natal Clinic Operating At Thurmont
The Frederick County Health Department runs a pre natal clinic in Thurmont sponsored by Thurmont Grange members. Held on the first and third Wednesday at 1 p m in Aremen's hall, it serves expectant mothers, with scheduled checkups roughly every two months and additional milestones after birth. The Health Department aims for complete physicals before school entry and urges parents lacking private examinations to use clinic services.
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Frederick
Depa Ent and
Board of Education
Ohvyercjen
Pickets attack workers at Aeroquip plant in Jackson
In Jackson Michigan on August 23 a massed turnout of about 2000 pickets assaulted a small group of Aeroquip office workers. Several people were knocked to the ground as the clash broke out during a strikebound confrontation.
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Jackson
Mich
Aeroquip Corp
Miners to Receive First Pension Checks This Fall
Washington reports that $100 monthly pensions are due for eligible soft coal miners. Machinery is being prepared to mail out the initial checks in September after pension forms were sent to all local unions. Requirements include at least 62 years old, 20 years in the industry, membership in the United Mine Workers, and retirement after May 28, 1926. No estimate on applicant numbers available.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
United Mine Workers
Iner
Wealthy Girl to Enter Convent on Sept 15
Southampton XII Aug 23 Pi Constance Mutra heiress to a $50 million fortune will enter the Convent of the Holy Child at Sharon Hill Pa on Sept 15. The 19 year old debutante plans to become a nun three days after serving as a bridesmaid at her sister Catherine’s wedding. Her mother Mrs John Murray confirms the plan after a Europe tour.
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Southampton
Constance Mutra
John Murray
Europe
Murray
Catherine
Stock Exchange
Miss Murray
Thomas Edward Murray
New York Edison
Alfred Gwynne van A
Firemen's Carnival Raid Prompts Summons Three
State's Attorney James A Wise Constable Floyd Porter raided the Presto Volunteer Firemen's Association arena with three summoned to appear before Charles today. The raid focused on a gambling game described as beat the deal with dice and money.
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Te Ig
James A. Wise
William E. Andrews
Floyd Porter
Presto Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Wise
Charles
Joint Chiefs Silent After Weekend Meet
Washington August 23 The nation’s top military leaders ended a secret two day huddle at Newport and returned to Washington as discussions focus on missile and atomic weapon capabilities. Gen Carl Spaatz warned of a possible guided missile capable of delivering an atom bomb 3000 miles away though no progress details were disclosed. The Joint Chiefs of Staff meeting included Omar Bradley and Louis E Denfeld while market activity in New York showed mixed results amid dull buying.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ker West
Fla
Defense Forrestal
Newport
Naval War College
Forrestal
Air Force
Carl Spaatz
Boyt Vandenberg
Spaatz
United States
Navy
Congress
Omar Bradiex
Army
Adm
Louis E Denfeld
Naval Operations
Vannenberg
Truman Campaign Watch in South as Dixie Senators Split
Senator McKellar of Tennessee backs Truman amid rumors of pro-Thurmond electors. Across the South many Democratic lawmakers vow little active support, signalling a cautious mood toward the president’s civil rights program and a potential tour by Truman to gauge southern backing.
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Washington
McKellar
D-Tenn’t
Truman
Tennese
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
McKegar
Crump
President Truman
Tennessee
South
Pepper
D-Fla
Connally D-Tex
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Kilgore
West Virginia
Dixie Senate
Sparkman
Alabama
Hill -Alan
MacClelan
D-Ark
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Brrde
Virginia
George and Russell
Georgia
Stennis
Missippi
Reir
Dixie
Senate
House
Iti Ats
Body Of Pvt Tritapoe Aboard Carroll Victory
The body of Pvt Gerald W Tritapoe, whose next of kin is Charles P Tritapoe, was among 2 081 Americans returned on the Carroll Victory. Twenty two Marylanders were aboard. The war dead had been interred in temporary cemeteries in Italy. Three arrests were listed last night on the city police docket Myra Blackston Kimneharts alley and Oliver Smith of Kimneharts alley charged with disturbing the peace George Allen of Middle alley intoxicated on the street AP Were sent to jail in default of collateral Lt Dorsey and Officer Kanode made arrests. Davis W Va Aug 23 Paul Sam Davis 22 manager of Wardens Latet here for 18 ty Months killed instantly yesterday when his car collided with a loaded further truck
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Pyii
Gerald W Tritapoe
Charles P_ Tritapoe
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
U & Transport
Carroll Victory
Maryland
Myra Blackston
Davis
W. Va
Paul
Sam Davis
Warddens Latet
Former Red To Tell More Spy Secrets
Washington congressional spy investigators said Elizabeth Bentley would disclose how a Soviet spy network obtained wartime secrets. Hearings will cover Bentley’s testimony and earlier claims by Whittaker Chambers about an underground operation in Washington with Alger Hiss as a leading member. Open hearing dates are planned as the committee aims to expose another espionage ring and its access to vital information.
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Washington
Elizabeth T. Bentley
America
Hei
American Activities Committee
United States
Miss Bentley
Courier
Moscow
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Carneck Endowment For International Peace
Chambers
J. Parnell Thomas
RNJ
War Department
Larson
Fis
She Evi
Three Killed and One Hurt Near Baltimore
A lumber truck collision on a Philadelphia Road northeast of Baltimore killed three people and injured a dozen others. Victims identified include Mil XN Kraufherr, Dorothy Carter, and Mrs. Gladys Carter. The truck hit six cars, with several occupants trapped and treated for injuries. An investigation noted the driver had ridden with a man in a Baltimore tavern before the crash.
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Essex
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mil XN. Kraufherr
New York
Dorothy Carter
Gladys Carter
John Henry Scarborough
Charles Knorlein
Baltimore County Police
Scarborough
Moe Surow
Washington
Irma Surowitz
John Det Crafz
Brown
John J. Tarafas
Northampton
Thomas Eberhart
Beth
Federal Judge Sets Oct 15 Trial Date for 12 Communists
New York August 23 Federal Judge Harold R Medina fixed October 15 1943 as the trial date for twelve top American Communists accused of conspiring to overthrow the government by force.
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New York
Harold R Medina
Foyre
Vision for a new university fueled by atomic era funds
The Nation Today reports on a planned new university funded by federal and state spending, projecting $27.5 million for facilities and housing to educate 2,500 students. It notes needs for 185 square feet per student, crowded classrooms, and high operating costs around $7.5 million annually.
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Bruce Bloss
James Marlow
Haims Evilede
Office of Education
Omee of Education
Two Die Trying To Enter Through Window Tragedy
In Shartlesville Pennsylvania on August 23 a young mother attempting entry via a cedar window was strangled when her neck was caught between the sill and frame. Deputy Coroner Peter Ricker said she hung by the neck for about 45 minutes before discovery. State Police Corporal Irvin L. Rothmer and Dr. John Baer cited brain death from shock and a heart attack as contributing factors. The victim was identified as Gladys Marie Trickle.
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Shartlesville
Depu
Peter Ricker
State Police Corp
Irvin L. Rotherme
Gladys Marie Trickle
John Baer
Alen Hartman
Legion Mt District Proposes State Bonus
The Mountaineer district endorses a Maryland World War I veteran bonus up to 50, proposed by Farraday Post 24 Frostburg. A regional convention preceded the state meeting set for September. Arthur Rames, Allegany County supervisor of student personnel, elected district vice commander. Delegates from Allegany and Garrett counties numbered 77.
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Mourt
Maryland Amere Legion
Ocean Cus
Mountain District
Arthur Rames
Allegany
Farraday Post No
Frostburg
Berlin Tensions Rise After Soviet Seizure of Americans
A new Soviet seizure in Berlin escalates postwar clashes as Russian troops detain Thomas Headen and two U S officials in Potsdamer Platz. Western authorities report multiple incursions into the American sector by Soviet soldiers while Berlin police release Franz Erdmann amid ongoing jurisdictional clashes.
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Berlin
Thomas PL
Utica
Geron
Ved
Turner
Council
Roland Myers
Brook X
Hersfeld
Mercan
Id-Morninig
No-Man’s Land
Potsdamer Platz
Headren
U. S
Headen
Franz Erdmann
Olympic Stadium
Erdmann
Paul Markgraf
ADN
Markgraf
Johannes Stumm
Markgrafs
Markeraf
Legal To Snore and Neighbor Peace Disturbance Ruling
In Los Angeles Deputy Prosecutor Byron Gen t ruled that persistent snoring in an apartment building is not wilful or malicious. Mr and Mrs Wilson E Carr had complained the noise disturbed the peace, but the judge said the snorer cannot control how loudly he snores and thus the act is not a legal disturbance.
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Los Angeles
Byron Gen
Wilson E. Carr
Gentry
Mercury Soars In Midwestern States
Chicago and several Midwest points reported new high temperatures for the season. Readings reached 94 in Chicago and 103 in Kansas, with heat staying high overnight into Wisconsin and expected to rise again today toward yesterday’s levels.
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Mer
Stern
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