Frederick County and City Schools Plan Sept 8 Start
Frederick County and City schools prepare for a September 8 opening. About 12 teacher positions remain, with a three day teachers association meeting Sept 1–3 at Frederick High to discuss district educational issues. Crowded conditions are anticipated at Thurmans Middletown and Libertytown. Frederick City elementary rooms will increase with a new room at Sorta Market Street. Construction bids for Thurmont school overhaul were rejected as too high and new bids are hoped for.
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Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick High
Neering
Businss M
Frederick Qunty Teachers Association
Harry Rushour
Thurmans
Middletown
Liberthtown
Frederick City
Sorta Market Street
Rederick High School
Supt. Pruitt
Buckler,Fenhagen
Meyer and Ayres
Thurmont
Iow
Two Shot In Tug Of War Across Berlin Front
Berlin police report two shooting incidents at the East West boundary of Germany. A German woman was wounded by a Russian uniformed guard near the Western zones. In Bavaria, a German agent tied to U S Army intel was shot and killed after crossing back from the Russian zone to an American zone inn.
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Berlin
Germany
Mondar
Fuerth Amisbe
Coburg
Thuringia
U. S. Army
Stalin
London
Javeees Plan For Tennis Tournament At YMCA
The YMCA hosts a Friday 7 o’clock tennis meeting inviting all interested players for the annual tournament. Officials promise a cup prize and entry details for senior and junior divisions. The event aims to cover costs and promote participation.
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Club Covris
YMCA
County to pay $942 660 interest on bonds for school project
The Halsey Stuart Co of New York bought a $3 million bond issue for Montgomery County school construction at 2.99 percent. The Montgomery County Commissioners issued the bonds, with total interest over 20 years pegged at $942,660. County Comptroller Alexander A Hancock noted that interest accrues since the late 1930s.
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Rockville
Halsey-Stuart Co
New York
Montgomery County
AM Montgomery County
Couny
Alexander A.hancock
Oil Tanker Damaged In Route 40 Accident
A New Market oil tanker owned by James R. Hahn was damaged and about 4250 gallons of gasoline spilled when it ran off Route 40 near South Mountain while avoiding an oncoming car. Driver James Earl Spurlock was injured, and the vehicle was towed to Frederick for repairs.
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James R. Hahn
New Market
Route 40
South Mountain
James Earl Spurrock
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Spurlock
Trafic
Hahn
Hakri
Earl H Cime
Frederick
Two Romney men fined for disturbance in Lewistown
Out of town men Walter B. Clayton and Payton W. Reynolds of Romney, West Virginia, were fined five dollars plus costs for disturbing the peace at a Lewistown rooming house. They were ordered to pay for repairs after police found broken beer bottles and whiskey bottles.
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Manuel J. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Lewistown
Waler B. Clayton
Payton W. Reynolds
Romney, W. Va
We Genius
Paul B. Rhoads
Walfred H. Johnson
Fountain
Charles B. Fuss
Hagersie
Louisville
Berg
Mt. RaincCabe
Pittsburgh
Fleshen
Palmyra
M. Bull
John F. Green
New Markets
Morris FL Damuth
Robert Dre
Pang
Peter G. Covellis
Baltimore
Frank R. King
H. DeWitt
H. J. Brown
C. D. McLane
W. W. Corbin
Robert W Recifer
William H. Shuif
Smithsburg
Richard Y. Heckert
July Case Load Shows Decline
The Board of Public Welfare reported July ADC case loads fell from June with 14 families and 470 children on aid, a $11,149 July budget and $10,899 spent. A $250 surplus will fund other aid. Exec. director Miss Katherine L. Thomas cited fund shortages and self help as goals, noting three mothers planned employment while maintaining supervision for children. State matching will boost funds as estates of deceased Old Age Assistance clients yielded $261. Confirmation postponed due to no quorum.
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Board of Public Welfare
Hall
Katherine L. Thomas
ADC
Thomas
Board of Welfare
Aliss Thomas
Lane
Richard F. Nailin
Robert R. Rhoderick
Ralph Miller
Navy to retire battleship fowa for anti submarine push
Washington August 25 The Navy will retire the battleship fowa about September 1 to free men and funds for an intensified anti submarine program. The ship will join 12 other battleships in reserve, leaving the Missouri as the sole battleship afloat. The carrier Cabot will be reactivated in about a month and destroyers will rejoin the fleet in January.
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Washington
Navy
Fowa
Narr
Jowa
Missouri
State Grants $12 000 for Local Fair Shows
State funds of 12000 are allotted for the local fair to be held Oct 5. Exhibitors receive season tickets with attached coupons and prices are varied. A new class for cattle the milking shorthorns is added. Premiums rise in the art department and grandstand acts head the program featuring a musical revue and diverse attractions. Fireworks and a thrill show return with price changes for Saturday events. Emmons C Lanner becomes the fair society president.
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Catte
George AL. Hamid
Silvers Johnson
Spring Garden Band
York
B. Ward
The
Fair Society
Emmons C. Lannerng
Mutual Insurance Co
Worth Market Street
Hampshire swine sale tops at $130 average price
The Maryland Hampshire Swine Breeders Association sponsored a Tuesday sale at the Frederick Fair Grounds drawing about 150 people from six states including Ohio. About $5 gifts were sold to local farmers and the top price paid for a hog was $130 with one lot bringing $245 auctioned by Col. Fay Hulick of Indianapolis.
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Hampshire
Frederick Fair Grounds
Maryland
Heavy Showers And Hail Damaged Crops In Maryland
Crop observers report cool early weather followed by heavy showers and hail that harmed crops across Maryland. The Weather Bureau weekly report notes a broad rain belt from the lower Eastern Shore across the bay to Frederick and Washington counties, with damage from Carroll and Allegany counties to the Pennsylvania line.
Three Licenses For Plumbers Rule Upheld
Judge Joseph Sherbow in Baltimore ruled Maryland plumbers must hold three licenses under separate statutes. The decisionkeeps the construction business license costing 15 annually and a state trade license, plus a third license tied to construction work. Maguire challenged the third fee but the court said it applies. Maryland collects about 10,500 a year from roughly 700 plumbers.
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Baltimore
Joseph Sherbow
Baltimore , Supreme Bench
Maryland
James P. Maguire
Maguire
Sherbow
Sovereign Grand Master To Speak To Frederick City Lodge
The Sovereign Grand Master Dr. Tiemeyer will address Frederick City Lodge at 639 The Grand Master of Maryland Robert W. Youn will attend with other notables. The 49th anniversary marks four decades of community service by the lodge founded August 5 188, with prominent members including past grand masters and local officials in attendance.
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Sovereign Grand Master
Frederick City
R. Arthur
Robert W. Youn
Cumberland
Chatrict
Columbia
Rando Ers
Nin
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
H. Dorsey Son
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Frederick
S. Elmer Brown
Brown
Mayland
Dr. Tiemerer
Baltimore
Order
Grand Lodge
Thomas Wildey
Steeano
Maryiana
Mother Jurisdicum
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Tiemerer
Lodze Stoba
Canada
St Paul
Minn
Oda
Dr. Er
Baltimore City
Supreme Bench
Lodge
Tiemeyer
Soviets to Close U S Consulates Over Kasenkina Case
The Soviet government expelled New York’s Soviet consul general Jacob Lomakin and ordered closure of all U S consulates in response to the Kasenkina affair. The United States accepted Russia’s order for Vladivostok closure and condemned actions as a diplomatic dispute.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Russia
Vladivostok
Moscow
New York
San Francisco
Vindivostok Do
Leningrad
Kasenkina
U.S. State Department
Jacob M. Lomakin
Lomakin
U. S
Kavenkina
Samaria
Soviet Union
State Department
York
Givostak
Ae Force
Soy
Federal Bureau of 'nVestigation
American Anvernment
Karenk
T Samarin
White Guard
Tolstoy Fund
Federal Bureau of Investige
Thie
Immigration Hearings Move Ahead Amid Legal Rulings
Immigration officials plan a Monday hear ing in New York for J Peters the first deportation hearing on communism charges since Judge Goldsborough blocked further hearings. Peters joins Eisler Potash Smailth and Doyle as alleged Communists facing expulsion under the violent overthrow provision. The case follows mixed federal rulings on administrative procedures and immigration authority.
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Curie
Irving Potash
John W
Simath
Gohl
Dub Lo Lewis
Lewis
Departiauurn
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Alexander Hoktzoff
Heltzoff
Amson- Smaith-Doyle
New York
J. Peters
Peters
Eisler
U.S
Immigration Service
Commmunist Party
Poughkeespsic
N.Y
House Committee On Un-American
Delegates Head to Notre Dame Convention
Catholic Students Mission Crusade delegates from Frederick chapters depart for the national meeting at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend. The group travels by special train from Cumberland this afternoon with all star delegates and church leaders aboard.
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Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Frederick
Univer of
Notre Dame
South Bend
Cumberland
St the Frederick
Archbishop condemns semi nude beauty contests in Vancouver
Archibald Duke of Vancouver denounces semi nude beauty contests as immoral and warns Catholic women to avoid content that could be occasions of sin. He states such events are barred by Catholic teaching and would threaten public morals.
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Vancouver
B.C
Archbiam Duke
Perjury Case To Be Tried As Hearings Continue
The House Un American Activities Committee witness Thomas stated that one of the witnesses would be tried for perjury. Whittaker and Hiss faced testimony as Chambers testified he knew Hiss as George Crosley in the 1930s. The tense hearing drew a large press presence and crowds outside the room.
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Worstfies
Charlie Ann
Alger Accurer
Whittaker
Card
Chairarwell Thomas
R-X11
House Un-American Activities
I. Thomas
State Department
Chambers
Time Magazine
Thomas
Red Underground
Washington
Hiss
Crosley
Robert E. Stripling
Stripling
George Crosley
Superforts Crash at Hickam Kills 16 on Okinawa Hop
A Okinawa bound Boeing B 29 crashed near Hickam Field Hawaii killing 16 airmen and injuring four others. The bomber of the 88th Bomber Group from Spokane lost one engine after takeoff from Barber's Point and struck a parked transport, then a power substation before exploding. Survivors were rushed to Tripler Army General Hospital. Names withheld pending kin location.
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Hickam Field
Hawaii
Barber's Point
88Th
Spokane
Wash
Tripler Army General Hospital
Air Force
Market open shows small changes in iogas stock
Early trading offered brisk demand but most issues shed gains or fell into the minus. The overall result was a close market with minor changes as traders reassessed values after the opening surge. Mrs Lucy Field Seppo remained unconscious on her fourth day in hospital after a skull fracture near Route 20, with state police investigating the injury.
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Iogas
Favre de Grace
Lucy Field Seppo
Harrud Memorial Hospital
Route 20
Here
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Guard de la
Porte
Bernard Cassell
Nationa
la Fagan
B.C. Tacki
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Atlen
J. Son Trieby
Richard Manning
Incar
Linden Hills
Alte St
Rodeo Pueblo
Colo
Arthur C. Tiemeyer
Yorktown
Fruman
Jacob Lomakin
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PALE
James Marlow
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