Four year old killed by garden pick in Libertytown yard
Richard Lee Baugher, four, son of Jenn C and Margaret Baugher, Libertytown, was fatally struck on the head by a garden pick wielded by his eight year old brother Charles while they played in the yard. Medical examiner ruled the death accidental. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Libertytown residence with Rev. Clyde Morningstar officiating. Interment in Fairmount Cemetery. Powell and Hartzler directors in charge.
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Richard Baugher
Jenn C
Margaret Baugher
Libertytown
Charles Baugher
Guy Agere
W. W. Corbin
Sherles
Charles
Richard
Otis B. Stone
Libertytown Physiclen
Richard Lee Baugher
Charles William
Virginia Ann
June Elizabeth Baugher
Margaret Fritz
Clyde Morningstar
Fairmount Cemetery
Powell and Hartzler
Tawes To Head Campaign On Eastern Shore
Ocean City Md August meeting of the Lietdabelae Col apart ounce Governor OConor praised UN participation. Campaign manager for Tawes announced as J Millard Tawes. About 50 reporters listened as the group heard leaders including Mayor McKeldin and University of Maryland President Byrd. A banquet drew more than 100 attendees before editors and publishers depart after a Ocean City cruise of the association founded in 1913 led by Jack Culver.
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Ocean City
William Preston Lane
J. Millard Tawes
Lane
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
O'Conor
United States
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Leo H. McCormick
OPA
T. R. McKeldin
Baltimore
H. C Byrd
University of Maryland
Jack Culver
Democratic Messenger
Ony Sill, Md
Pan-Maryland seeks franchise for suspended Baltimore route
Pan-Maryland Airways Inc said it would apply for a franchise to operate between Baltimore and Hagerstown after Columbia Airlines suspended service. President G Bernard Fenwick said Columbia abandoned any air service to Hagerstown, with airport officials noting the suspension and unclear reasons for the canceled flight.
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Baltimore
Columbia Airlines
Inezs
Hagerstown
Pan-Maryland Airways, Inc
G. Bernard Fenwick
Pan-Maryland
Columbia
Regrettable Accident noted in Tito note to U.S. envoy
Belgrade reports Tito handed a note to Ambassador Patterson at Bled after an American C47 crash near there. The note calls the incident a regrettable accident and says no survivors were found. An American investigating party is invited to view the crash site near Koprivnik where five bodies are reportedly buried.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Richard C. Patterson
Bled
Tito
William Crombie
Crombie
Patterson
Koprivjnik
Opist
George White Gets One Year for Hit and Run Deaths
George White, 52, famed for girl show scandals, was sentenced in San Diego to one year in the County Industrial Road Camp and fined $600 for hit and run deaths of a honeymooning couple. Judge Joe L. Shell rejected probation, noting White’s false testimony and his 48 hour window to arrange affairs before reporting to jail. The $600 fine was later paid by Booby Garcia, a 33-year-old Palm Springs ex U. S. Marine.
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San Diego
Calif
George White
Joe L. Shell
White
Booby Garcia
Palm Springs
U. S
Claude McLester Lee
Leona
Here
Shell
Prince Tells Of Theft Of The Family Jewels
Frankfurt report on Prince Wolf von Hessen testifying about the alleged theft of his family jewels valued at 31.5 million. Defense pressed his credentials while Kathleen Nash Durant faces trial in the U.S. case. The witness placed the gems in a castle basement and stated he kept them in a safer place than a bank.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Wolfgang von Hessen
WAC
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
Uren Victoria
Durant
United States
Col
Jack W Durant
Chicago
David F. Watkins
Burlingame
Calif
Reds Cool To New China Plan
A report from Kuiing claims Chiang Kai-Shek approves a U S trusteeship idea for China with zones around Kiangsu and Shanghai and parts of Shantung Jehol and Chahar. Communists distrust the plan while North Kiangsu and Manchuria areas are cited as disputed. If adopted the U S would oversee elections as a path to a democratic government, with potential clashes and added personnel.
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Nanking
China
U. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kuiing
United States
Chiang
Kiangsu
Shanghai
Seaboard
Shantung
Tsingtao
Jehol
Manchuria
Chahar
Inner Mongolia
Henan
North
Tte
Unite States
Grace Field
Way Opened To Increase Auto Prices
Washington reports the OPA opened a path for possible higher retail prices on new cars by allowing dealer specific increases for higher prewar handling charges, but rejected a blanket three percent rise atop the existing 7.3 percent boost. The agency outlined adjustments across fats, oils, fabrics, tires, and other goods, with ceilings set or raised and enforcement tied to the Price Control Act and Wherry amendment.
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Washington
OPA
Gesler-by Steater
Prise de Control Board
Minneapolis
Dodge
Chevrolet
Ford
General Motors
CPA
Wage Stabilization Board Rejects AFL Seamen Increases
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board rejected two AFL seamen wage hikes, keeping the maximum at 17.5 dollars monthly for CIO National Maritime Union members. The decision affects 43,609 seagoing mariners and prompts dissent from labor members who warn of potential unrest on West Coast ports. Separately, a Hagerstown will provides a home for retired men from Clarence Keady's estate.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL
WSB
CIO National | Maritime Union
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
AFL Seafarer's International Union
Afl-Sup
Pacific American Shipowners Association
Hagerstown
Clarence Keady
Keedy
Indicted 62-Year-Old for Murder in Tennessee Fire
Nashville reports a 62-year-old grandfather Dwight Swen Carman was jailed on a murder charge after his wife Melissa Carman died in a blaze. Prosecutors allege Carman planned to flee with a 16-year-old girl, Bobbie Ann Keith, who lived with the couple. The suspect was arrested in McMinnville after arranging his wife's funeral.
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Nashville
Tenn
Todey
J. Carlton Loser
Dwight Swen Carman
Carman
McMinnville
Loser
Bobbie Ann Keith
MacMinnville
Carmans
Bobbie Ann
Jessie
Florida
Rollins Receives TwoYear Term at Navy Court Martial
Walter W Rollins a 47 year old West Indian Navy veteran and chief steward at Annapolis was given a two year prison term. He is reduced to steward's mate third class with a bad conduct discharge to follow his release. The sentence came as Navy prosecutors wrapped up testimony in the perjury extortion gambling and neglect of duty case against Lt William R Sima. A related note says Sahara dust traveled thousands of miles to reach Great Britain in a storm.
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Annapolis
Steward
U. S. Naval Aademy
Walter W_.Rollins
Robins Om Morsl
North Severn
Rollins
Sima
Navy
Government eases wartime grain controls on Sept 1
Washington reports the Agriculture Department announced ending the order requiring 80 percent kernel conversion to flour, widening grain allocations for brewers and distillers, and boosting export goals to 400 million bushels. Brewers gain up to 83 percent grain use. alcohol distillers receive 20 percent more grain in September. Also notes court actions in Middletown: Orphans’ Court sets Sept 4 for first account in Jacob Rohrback estate. executors Myers and Alexander report 76,978.61, retain 10,000, disburse 60,058,786.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Alguria
Orphans’ Court
Jacob Rohrback
F. Ross Myers
Catherine FP. Alexander
Anna D. Shank
Middletown
Taneytown Man Appeals After Reckless Driving Sentence
Joseph A. Klein of Taneytown was fined 100 dollars and jailed nine months for reckless driving in Westminster. He posted 1000 dollars bond to pursue an appeal in Carroll County Circuit Court this fall. Manslaughter by motor vehicle was dismissed. The case stemmed from a June 3 collision near Taneytown that injured four and caused Harold E. Warner’s death three days later in a Hanover hospital. Magistrate Wood called Klein guilty of excessively reckless driving.
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Colin Wood
Westminster
Joseph .A. Klein
Taneytown
Maryland House of Correction
Carroll County
Harold E
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Sahara
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ASCAP
I. H.S. Alumni Assn., Inc
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Clark Sheetenhelm’s Orchestra
Tabu
Colonia
Allen’s Corner Market & Second
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Philadelphia
Fe E. Butler
Baltimese
Meds
New International
Order of the Astern Star
Hillside Motor Co
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C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
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John R. Fitzpatrick
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