Well Known Former City Official Dies
A well known former city official, Schroeder, died after three weeks of illness at Memorial Hospital. He 76, born Frede, son of Frederick and Sophia Schroeder, lived here his whole life and worked as a funeral director, then city employee in water rent and tax offices for over twenty years. He played in the Braddock Heights band and other local groups. Survived by wife Elizabeth Gilson Schroeder and sister Maria Schroeder, others. Funeral at 2 pm Friday from Etchison and Son, 166 East Church Street. interment Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Wednesday.
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Fricx Memorial
Frede
Frederick
Sophia Hornig Schroeder
Evangelics Lutheran Church
Aren's
North Marke
Ciy
Ars
Om 5
Schroeder
Braddock Heights
Bocal
Elizabeth Gilson Schroeder
Maria Schroeder
East Churest Street
Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Heat Wave Unabated Across Wide Region
A blistering heat wave continues from the Rockies to the Appalachians with temperatures in the 90s and 100s across many areas. Yesterday reached 105 in Phillipsburg Kansas and 103 in Lincoln Nebraska. Only upper Michigan and northeastern Minnesota escape the intensity, while most eastern states remain hot but near normal along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Chicago
Rockies
Appalachians
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Mercury
Phillipsburg
Kans
Lincoln
Grand Island
Nebr
St. Louis
Sioux City
Ohio
Kentucky
Atlantic Seaboard
Collateral Forfeited In Peoples Court Cases
A string of petty charges dominates the morning session in Peoples Court. Leroy C. Barrick of Woodsboro was found not guilty in an accident case after pleading not guilty and facing charges of failing to stay to the right of the roadway center. The scene unfolded near the Oakhill Road intersection west of Woodsboro.
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Leroy C. Barrick
Woodsboro
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Barrick
Charles D. Klane
Oakhill Road
Edward D. Storm
Rob Park
Springngton
George C. Schaefer
George MM
Wiliam W. Peamore
Harry Ce Sole Thomas
Brighton
Kodentere
Caihmm
Reeneder
Fort Lauderdale
Jopps
SB. Aubrer
Nowland Edward Hayes
C Stalex
P Nersbert W. Schoon
Schenmann
Harry C. Seibold
Richmond
John S
Melson
Washington
Tose
Carlisle
Edward Huon
York
Richard A. Patrick Stakem
Melving A. Snyder
James H. Rouzee
Estate share for 13 heirs in Freeman case set at over $20,000
District Court ruling in Washington DC allocates Martha A Freeman estate of more than $20,000 among thirteen descendants of Benjamin Daley, tracing lineage through nine Daley siblings. Among assets, a house at 1147 20th Street NW and various old papers aided determinations while disputes over a Uriah descendant were rejected.
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Charles Henry Daley
Alice Walker King
Whham Walker
James T. Walker
Edward Walker
Edith Walker Hurd
Anna Jones Garner
Martin Luther Jones
Rebecca Cann Jordan
Charles Cann
John Nathan Sewell, Jr
Mary Milton Sewell Smith
Aul
Manuel XI. Weinberg
Washington
Chicago
Chicago and the State of Wagton
Martha A. Freeman
20Th Street
Wnw. W
Benjamin F. Daley
Frederick
Freeman
District of Columbia
Abs. Freeman
Weinberg
Frederick County
Victoria Matthews
Victory Matthias
Benjamin Daler
Fred
Uriah
Russians Postpone Zone Elections in Berlin Occupation
The commander in the Russian zone orders elections delayed for one year amid protests by non party groups. Sokolovsky claims a postponement to ensure democracy while non communists and liberals press for a vote. The move is the first election delay by a wartime occupying power.
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Sokolovsky
Fi Jan
Tme
Sokolovsk Ued
Conserution Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Marshak
Traffic crisis drives road build and housing strain
A Nation Today column notes record driving miles in June and August, rising to 40 million vehicles and more than 18 billion road miles. It warns traffic doubles since 1943, cites inflation raising road costs, and argues for costly four lane expressways while acknowledging a housing shortage forces displacing residents to roadside options.
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Balttimore
Public Roads Administration
Everr
Identifies Self As Driver In Fatal Crash In Baltimore
Aug 24 Baltimore reports a man who identified himself as Robert Payne 28 of Tappahannock Virginia surrendered to police claiming to drive the truck in a deadly crash on Philadelphia road. Three killed and 123 injured as a lumber truck crashed into six autos and overturned. Payne was treated for injuries at City Hospitals and later charged with manslaughter. The L and W Transfer Company operated the truck.
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Baltimore
Robert Payne
Tappahannock
Philadelphia
Payne
Baltimore Counts
L. and W. Transfer Company
Cu S
Water shows fertile flow near Mojave prompts town vote
In Mojave California, a new well at Monolith yields 1060 gallons per minute with another nearby. If water tests satisfy, residents may vote on bonds to purchase one of the wells. The finding shifts local priorities beyond mineral wealth, as water remains a central issue since the town’s 1876 founding.
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Aulgater
Mojpeve
Beaumont
Calif
Mojave
Southern Pacific Railroad
Vestra
C. W. ‘Cy? Townsend
Food Planes Crash Four Flyers Die
Two American C-47s on the Berlin to Wiesbaden run collided in midair near Ruvetzhausen 14 miles northeast of Frankfurt. All four crew members were killed, with rescuers finding bodies amid wreckage and fields after the impact at 1200 to 1500 feet. Both planes were assigned to the 60th Troop Carrier Group and had just picked up Berlin cargo.
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Ruvetzhausen
Germany
Berside
U.S
Berlin
Frankfurt
Wiesbaden
U. S. Air Force
Ail
Air Force
60Th
Tempelhof
Europe
Manure spreader wreck injures Monrovia farmer
Jesse A. Bussard of Monrovia suffered minor cuts and bruises when his manure spreader collided with a tractor trailer on Route 40 near Bartholows Road about nine miles east of Monrovia. State Trooper Charles D. McLane investigated the crash, caused by limited visibility and a moving Ridge bus.
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Jesse A. Bussard
Monrovia
Bartholows Road
Arles D. McLane
Bussard
New Market
New Mar
Russell L. Tate
Cincinnati
E Ridge
Terry
Tate
Extended Maryland Forecast Promises Warm, Humid Days
The forecast shows mild to warm conditions across Maryland with heat and humidity midweek. Rain chances rise Friday into the weekend with cooler air arriving later, while temperatures run about six degrees below normal and rainfall totals remain moderate.
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Maryland
Pensions For Miners Begin Soon Under UMW Plan
Only United Mine Workers members with 20 years of coal mine service and age 62 or older qualify for pensions to start May 29 1946. Some 65 plus retirees may receive up to 2500 more, with a $1000 survivor death benefit and a broader medical plan to follow. Funded by a 20 cent per ton levy on coal, the plan aims to expand private welfare coverage and may become a model for other industries.
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John L Lewins United Mine Workers
Ben Suill
Musicians Clothing
Garment
Tech Auto
Kaiser-Frazer
UMW
Armed Services
Sawas
Levis
Lewis
Elfate
Walty
Goldsborough
Westminster Man Injured in Wilmington Road Crash
John A Blum, 24, of Westminster, was found unconscious in a car wreck off Reis terstown Road near Delight. Paramedics took him to University Hospital at 3.4 pm with severe chest injuries after the vehicle sideswiped a parked car and left the roadway.
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Baltimore
John A Blum
Westminster
University Hospital
Reisterstown Road
Blum
Delight
Mystery surrounds death of Coreporation executive Kindred
Kansas Bureau of Investigation described a complex financial scheme tied to Herbert Kin dred president of Core poration and his death. A truck driver testified Kindred hired an executioner and offered $1000 for his murder so his wife could collect about $460000 in life insurance.
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Joses Comean
Herbert J. Kin
Coreporation
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kindred
Acate
HC Davis
Jef Robertzer Kans
Robertson
William E. Gaver
Lou Richter
Gayer
F H S Alumni Set September Dance Plan
Frederick High School Alumni Association officers and directors met at the president Joseph F Rhodericks Braddock Heights home to approve a September dance for members and guests and to plan Christmas dances with a name band. Final date and orchestra to be announced.
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Frederick High School Alumni Association
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Braddock Heights
Thei
Joseph F Rhoderick
Donald Filmer
William Shoore
Mers
Milton
Considerable Negotiation Ahead Over Technicalities
A nameless source says western envoys and a four hour ministerial meeting yield broad agreement on a general area but substantial negotiation remains over technical details. The report notes no immediate breakthrough expected in Moscow discussions.
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Russia
Moscow
Vianp
Stalin
P Tech
Republicans Focus on Border States in 1944 Drive
The Republican campaign intensifies across Maryland New Mexico Oklahoma Tennessee and West Virginia aiming to swing electoral votes and influence Senate contests. Leaders mark border areas as pivotal to winning the 1944 presidential battle against Truman and Dewey.
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Ashingieg
Traome
Kentuck
Alben Barkley
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland
New Mexico
Oklahoma
West Virginia
New York
Mr. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Isouri
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Tennessee
Carroll Reece
Senate
Dewey
Warren
Inok
West Init
Tydings
Dmd
Truman-Barhkier
Aid For Anemic Finds From Studying A Bomb Effects
Chicago scientists report anemia from radiation damages to bone marrow and tests showing protection in anemic subjects. Drs Jacobson Block Marks Gaston Simmons of Argonne Lab and University of Chicago explain that protecting bone marrow may reduce radiation harm to humans after a single moderate dose.
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Chicago
L. O. Jacobson
N. H Block
E . Marks
E. Gaston
E. L. Simmons
Argonne National Laboratory
University of Chicago
Jacobson
Dense fog shrouds city and county halting traffic
Police report no accidents from the dense fog that limited visibility citywide. Weather outlook calls for mostly sunny skies, humid conditions, highs near 86, with fair tonight and mild lows around 66. Wednesday through Thursday forecast turns warm and sunny with temperatures near 90.
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State Police
Linder Hills
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