Frederick County Schools Open As Board Considers Philip s Delight
Frederick County education offices brace for opening day with eight days until school starts. The board weighs closing Philip's Delight one room school while Frederick High faces teacher resignations. Principals plan meetings as new core study plans roll out and transportation issues arise for Philips Delight students.
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Frederick County
Robert 5. Cairns
Steel
Frederick High School
EL W. Pruitt
Philips Delight
Hilde ‘Harg
Philip's Delight
Winterbottom Defies Disrespect From Governor O Conor
Cambridge August report notes Dorchester leader W Grason Winterbottom will back W Preston Lane Jr. for governor despite not engaging in campaign activities. He sent a note to Governor O Conor citing business as reason for non participation but pledged heavy campaign contributions. He condemned perceived disrespect from the Governor and stated he would not tolerate it from any leader.
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Cambridge
W. Preston Lane, Jr
W. Grason Winterbottom
Dorchester County
Winterbottom
Lane
Cambridge Packing-Company
O'Conor
Roosevelt
Truman
Stocks Endure Heavy Selling Amid Market Declines
Stocks faced intensified selling pressure led by industrial and rail shares as market pivotals fell over four points. Early deal activity waned, losses narrowed midday, then offerings surged again with the tape lagging actual trades. Few gains appeared by midafternoon as conditions remained weak.
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New York
4500 GIs And Friends Feted At Brunswick Affair
The F O E No 4136 of Brunswick hosted 4500 GIs and friends at a two day event in the Farmer's Picnic Woods. Attendance reached 4231 with large state and county police support for traffic. Highlights included free food, games, and music by multiple orchestras. 700 fried chickens and 6000 rolls among items served. The event continued the next day for Black GIs with similar arrangements.
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Brunswick
Rouad
Oicuc
Loudoun
Giila
Eagles
Frederick County
Shannon Langley
Langley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sonny” Cannon
Pat
Howat Gale
Harrisburg
Uncle Ray
Dixie Serenaders
Louis Hill
Tee F. G. E
Potomac Edison Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mother and Daughter Die in Arlington Gas Tragedy
Mrs Doris Elizabeth English 37 and her three year old daughter Roberta were found dead in a gas filled apartment in Arlington Virginia. Neighbors said Mrs English daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Smith of Cumberiang Maryland had lived there over four years. Her husband Captain Robert A English served in the Navy. Police found a note indicating despondency. Mrs English died by suicide and her child by gas homicide.
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Arlington
Doris Elizabeth English
Tongland
Roberta
Arlington County
May Yet Go Before U N May Yet Go Before U N
Under secretary Acheson said the United States could still go to the United Nations Security Council if a threat to peace exists though Yugoslavia had complied with the ultimatum. He denied any US violations of Yugoslav territory and noted an Army investigation. Also, seven oil tankers were ordered back into service as the Great Lakes strike nears two weeks.
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Acheson
United Sates
Yugoslavia
United Saions
Security Council
State Department
U. N
United States
Detroit
CIO National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
W. & Beanett Today
U. S
United Nations Security Council
Vilshofen-on-Danube
Germany
Marshal Tito
Moscow
NEA Telephoto
Largest Run of Cattle In 12 Years
Chicago August 27 meat industry faced a flood of cattle as packers worked to convert the largest cattle run since 1834 into beef cuts. With OPA price ceilings looming, buyers rushed in under deadline while market receipts soared across 22 major markets, including 21,500 cattle in Chicago. Prices fell on heavy supplies. officials warned of possible decontrol if shortages are not found.
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Chicago
OPA
Norman Draper
American Meat Institute
Hywotoek
Secretary of Agriculture
Sindings
Office of Price Administration
Police brutality in Baltimore charged by candidate
George C. Doub, Republican candidate for Maryland attorney general, claims rising police brutality in Baltimore and urges equal protection of rights for all citizens. The remarks stress accountability for officers and heightened protection for the vulnerable amid a Democratic government. Also noted, 612 Marylanders aged 19 to 29 will be inducted into military service in September.
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Vito Marcantonio
Washington
New York
Tive
Baltimore
George C. Doub
Maryland
Peace Envoy Accuses Reds Of Lying
Paris August 27 Australian delegate J A Beasley accused Russia of lies intimidation and power politics in the Paris peace conference sparking a heated exchange with Andrei Vishinsky. The dispute arose during debate on Italy frontier disputes while Australia dropped a standby subcommittee proposal. The commission unanimously supported a French proposal to set up a standing committee to investigate disputes concerning the Haitian frontier, with members from invited nations and the four major powers. Hodgson defended by Beasley amid Vishinsky criticism of Australia’s tactics.
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J. A. Beasley
Delagates
Russia
Andrei Visitinsky
Political and Economic Commission
Australia
Taly
Yugoslavia
France
Austria
Easley
Col
W. R. Hodgson
Andrei Vishinsky
Beasley
Luxembourg Palace
Hodgson
Vishinsky
Draft constitution for France proposed for referendum
Paris August 27 The new draft constitution envisions a two chamber parliament and a strong president for France with a seven year term. Communists oppose the plan citing excess presidential power and renewed Senate influence. The document, drawn by a cross party committee, would place the National Assembly as the strongest body, with government responsible to that assembly.
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Paris
PIA
France
Constituent Assembly
Communist Party
Senate
National Assembly
Council of the Republic
Assembly
Nehru leads provisional Indian government shaping independence
Mackenzies Column notes the formation of a provisional government in British India led by Jawaharlal Nehru marks a historic step toward independence. It covers the split within the native states, Moslem League resistance, and Viceroy Wavell’s effort to include Moslems with ministerial slots while maintaining Hindu-led control.
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Jmlube
India
Egypt
Mindu
Clive
Plassy
Englund
Nace
Vauntey
Budia
Dadia
New Delhi
Lesces
Iadla
British India
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Hinds
Mos. Tom League
All-India Congress
Lord Wavell
Nehru
Wavell
Soviet liaison plane refueled at Kimpo after mistaken landing
A Soviet liaison plane that landed in the American zone without permission Sunday on a Vladivostok to Dairen flight resumed its journey to play after being checked and refueled by American mechanics at Kimpo airfield.
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Seoul
Korea
Vladivostok
Dairen
Kimpo Airfield
US Warships Plan Courtesy Visit to Greek Ports
Navy announces the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and the cruiser Little Rock with three destroyers will visit Piraeus from September 5 to 9 as a courtesy tied to the late president. Additional destroyers will visit Salonika, with potential visits to other Mediterranean ports, details to follow.
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Navy
Lle
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mediterranean
Little Rock
Piraeus
Athens
Salonika
Moscow
United States
Firaeus
Lght
Cone
New
Corry
Warrington
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First Fashion Shoot Of Season Is Fired
Paris reports Lucien Lelong opening the fall and winter season with a collection recalling prewar splendor. Pastel colors, champaign satin gowns, and rich embroideries dominate. Silhouettes echo 1921-25 with wide shoulders and bat sleeves, emphasizing bust lines and decolletes.
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Paris
Lucien Lelong
Lelong
Deny Charges of Chinese Communists
In a joint statement Assistant Secretary of War Howard C. Petersen and Foreign Liquidation Commissioner Thomas B. McCabe deny Chinese Communist charges of secret sales talks. They confirm discussions to sell surplus Western Pacific property to China worth about 300 million dollars but stress no ammunition weapons airplanes or other purely military items are included. Leesburg editor change noted Earl Howard resigns as managing editor to join a North Carolina paper, Frank Raflo to succeed. W. C. Stevenson remains publisher.
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Howard C. Petersen
Thomas
McCabe
China
Pacific
Leesburg
Earl
Howard
The
Loudoun News
North Carolina
Frank Raflo
W. C. Stevenson
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