Auto Leaves Road In Fog Driver Dies
Norman Hunt Jr a Cabin John resident was killed in a fog bound crash on Bell s Mill Road Montgomery County. His car left the road struck the bank rebounded crossed the road and landed on the opposite bank. Hunt 23 worked as a meat cutter and lived on Sixth street in Cabin John. He was taken to Suburban Hospital Bethesda but died en route. Details remain meager.
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Norman Hunt, Jr
Cabin John
Bell's Mill
Montgomery County
Hunt
Bethesda
Rockville
Sixth Street
Terrapin Club Hears Dr Byrd At Wolfe’s Den Picnic
University of Maryland alumni and friends gathered at Wolfe's Den for a Terrapin Club picnic. Dr H C Byrd spoke on the university's progress and future plans including stadium, indoor athletic building, hospital expansion, and football prospects with coach Tatum attending.
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University of Maryland
Wolfe
H. C. Byrd
la Gambino
Byrd
Southern Conference Committee
Maryland
Washington
Bird
University Hospital
United
Tatum
Tearm
Prace x
Bennett 69 Years With The News Chronicle
Jam S Bennett chief press man marks 60th association with the paper and 69 years observing the newsroom. Beginning at age 33 he has witnessed printing shift from hand fed jobs to high speed stereotype presses while spending this week at his West Patrick Street home.
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the News
Jam S. Bennett
The
News
Egan
Bennett
West Patrick Street
Extended Forecast Details For Pit Area Weather Update
Extended forecast shows continued heat from Saturday through Wednesday with showers anticipated on Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to run 3 to 10 degrees above normal and rainfall should average under 0.44 inches for the period.
Calm European politics ahead of U S says Dulles
New York Aug 27 John Foster Dulles arrives from Amsterdam saying Europe shows more political calm than America. The Republican foreign policy adviser and Protestant layman notes he did not sense war imminent after attending the World Council of Churches assembly.
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Johno Foster Dulles
Europe
America
Amsterdam
Repubican
Soviet Charge Stirs American At Conference
New Yorker Dr Bryn Hovde defended the United States against Russian charges at the World Congress of Intellectuals in Wroclaw. He said Soviets seek world power and warned Americans against accepting secret police repression, while British and other delegates criticized the U S and its culture.
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Wroclaw
Poland
World Congress of
United States
Bryn Hovde
New School of Social Research
New York
Alva Ehrenberg
Hovde
Russia
A. P. Taylor
Oxford
U. S
Alexander Fadiejev
Soviet Russia
Ehrennburg
Soviet Union
U States
Paris
London
Rome
Europe
France
Italy
Brazil
Moscow
Congress
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Youth To Have Say In World Council Pronouncements
Amsterdam August 27 Youth will have a bigger voice in World Council of Churches pronouncements at the assembly. Representatives of Christian youth forces are working alongside elders and their opinions will be included in the forthcoming encyclical. Charles Taft American Protestant Episcopal lay delegate says youth views will be incorporated into church pronouncements. Youth movements across countries are shaping council thinking.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
World Council of Churches
World Council Assembly
Charles P. Taft
Assembly
Taft
Unusual Stumping Campaign Is Planned
President Truman plans an unprecedented cross country stump campaign visiting more states than any candidate. The first trip follows five Labor Day stops in Michigan led by a Detroit Cadillac Square address. Final touches will be added after talks with Democratic Chairman J Howard McGrath on return to Washington.
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Wanderer
Truman
Deep South
Michigan
Detroit
Cadillac Square
J. Howard McGrath
Washington
Weekend heat and humidity grip the nation
Forecasters warned of intense heat and rising humidity across much of the United States this weekend with temperatures from the 90s to over 100 degrees. Record highs were reported in several cities including New York LaGuardia 102.8 and Baltimore 101, while Chicago marked its fifth straight 90 plus day and Augusta climate records persisted.
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Chicago
Dakotas
New England
Mercury
Midwest
Ohio River
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Federal Weather Bureau
Florida
U. S
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Louisville
Columbus
Portland
Huntington
W. Va
Radio Rights to Hear Atheist Reply Questioned by Congress
Washington August 27 a congressional committee opened hearings to define radio rights for individuals denying God. Chairman Harness Indiana ordered public hearings next Tuesday to examine FCC statements on atheist demands for time to reply to religious broadcasts. The case stems from Robert H Scott of Palo Alto who requested revocation of licenses for KWOQ San Jose and KFRC San Francisco after those stations refused atheist airtime.
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Washington
Harness
R-Ind
Especial House Committee
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Hamess
Robert Harold _ Scott
Palo Alto
Calif
KWOQ
San Jose
K 3Po
KFRC
San Francisco
Scott
Horned toad delivered to Oklahoma City Chamber event
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce received a horned toad as a novelty at a Saturday event. Donald Brand was sent the animal and asked whether it was male or female. Officials joked that the chamber could only refer Donald to another toad.
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Alahoma City
Okahoma City
U.S. Supports France on Western European Alliance
The United States backs France in a move toward a broader Western European alliance. Officials say the government favors progressively closer integration of free nations in Western Europe and supports Brussels alliance members.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Department
Pro
France
Brussels
Company A Is Winner Of Cup At Camp Rutledge
Governor W Preston Lane will present Company A with the Governor's Day clip for capturing the regimental morale during a two week encampment at Camp Rutledge. Lt John S InSler and 60mm mortar team led by Ist Lt Horine will participate in firing demonstrations. Private Norman Geiser earned a 179 on the M 1 range and was named an expert. The unit won a softball game 21 to 11 and plans party night, guest day, and an overnight bivouac as the camp progresses toward a seven point unit award trophy.
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W. Preston Lane
Camp Rutchie
Willard M. Noriie
Maryland National Guard
John S Insler
Ist
Horine
Ind
Richard Fox
Henry E. Ponton
Flord E. Kreh
Harry Bartgis
Johntewart
Kreh
Norman Geiser
Warren Kinser
78 Year Old Driver Fined After Mishap
In a Peoples Court session Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg presided. Will D. Nichols of Chevy Chase was found not guilty of failing to stop after a property damage accident and guilty of reckless driving, paying a $6 fine. The accident occurred in Middletown Saturday evening after Nichols claimed he did not know he had struck another car. He testified bright lights from an approaching vehicle caused the collision. Collateral forfeitures were listed.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Will D. Nichols
Chevy Chase
Nichols
W. W. Corbin
Middletown
William S. Purdy
Englewood
Jack E
Monaghan
Robert G
Riverdale
Patrick Takem, Jr
Alll
Tuck
State Faces Prolonged Heat Wave Across Maryland
The weather keeps Maryland in a heat spell with Baltimore recording the highest July temperatures in eight years. Cumberland hit 98.5, Salisbury 97, Annapolis 93 as officials warn the heat will persist into the weekend. Two heat prostration cases occurred in Baltimore, with one death likely aggravated by sun exposure. Forecasters expect highs in the upper 90s, a low around 68, and continued sunny and hot conditions through Sunday.
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Maryland
Salisbury
Annapolis
Huge Loss On Grains Likely
Washington reports a serious grain storage shortage threatening farmers with hundreds of millions in income loss this year. The Agriculture Department cites storage shortfall of up to 1,000,000,000 bushels, especially in the corn belt amid a record 3.5 billion bushels harvest. Without safe storage, farmers lose price support and may sell below the government floor, with corn possibly trading 15 to 25 cents under the $1.45 price.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Anniversary Observed at Hoff man Orphanage Littlestown
The thirty eighth anniversary of the Hoff man Orphanage in Littlestown Pa was observed with about 20 attendees from Frederick. Principal speaker Guy Benchof of Woodstock Va spoke after a program starting at 2 p.m. A prize was donated by the Women’s Guild of Frederick’s Evangelical Reformed church.
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Hoffman
Littlestown
Frederick
Guy Benchof
Woodstock
Women’s Guild
The
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Russell C. Thomas
Grace Reformed Church
Colgate
Mary Boiteau
Mary Ls Dutrow
Ruest
Miline
Mary Engle
Rosa Hahn
Neliie Kellies E. Lampe
Edward Od
Stephen Tinney
Lewis Garrett Susie Zeigler
Paul J. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Soviet General Demands Meeting on MacArthur Labor Policy
Maj. Gen. A. P. Kislenko, Soviet member of the Allied Council for the Far East, today demanded a special council meeting to discuss General MacArthur's labor policies.
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A. P. Kislenko
Allied Council For the
Far East
General MacArthur
Britain acknowledges US note on Antarctic administration
London reports Britain officially acknowledged receipt of a United States note proposing a future international administration of the Antarctic. New York traders remained absent as a hot, sticky day left Wall Street at its slowest pace in months.
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London
Britain
United States
Antarctic
New York
Wall Street
Tells Of Hiss Farm Deal In Carroll Co
The News-Post reports a rundown farm sale in Carroll County linked to the Hiss case. Details trace contracts dated 1935 to 1956, involving Alger Biles, Esther Chambers, Edward Case, and a Shirkey place escrow. Debates over contract validity emerged after an estate demanded higher payment, with Hiss seeking termination amid questions of intent and ownership.
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Hiss
Carroll Co
Baltimore
News-Porcovered
Bers
New Westminster
Alger Biles
Marly
News-Post
Esther Chambers
Biss
Chambers
Edward W Case
Westminster
Hiss Sania
Case
J. W. Chambers
New York
Shirkey Place
Calvin Zepp
Hurricane Forces Grow Near Miami As It Moves Toward Coast
A growing tropical hurricane, first of the season, roars at 100 mph about 500 miles east of Miami. It tracks northwest at 15 mph toward the Florida Georgia coast, but officials warn it remains far offshore and could change course. The storm was observed northeast of Turks Island with a 100 mph center and grim potential for escalation. The Soviet freighter Peimakis Nomikos reported the disturbance but is not believed in distress. Forecaster Grady Norton cautioned that movement or intensity could shift in any direction as the system approaches the mainland.
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Miami
Fla
Florida-Georgia
South Atlantic
Florida
Turks Island
Bahamas
Weather Bureau
Peimakis Nomikos
Ce Coast Guard
Grady Norton
Control Of Magazine Bought At Annapolis
Annapolis Aug 27 The Capital-Gazette Press Inc announced a move to new quarters on the ground floor of the Severn Bowling Alley at 214 West Street after acquiring a control in the Chesapeake Magazine. Elmer M Jackson Jr said the company would relocate next month, installing a 32 page Goss Rotary press and additional equipment on the former bowling alley site. Editorial offices of the Chesapeake Skipper and Coast Guard om are to be housed at the new quarters along with Associated Press Bureau personnel.
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Annapolis
Cap- Hal-Gavette Press, Inc
Chesapeake
General
Elmer
Jackson, Jr
Saat
Ces
Severn Bowling Alley
West Street
Church Circle
Evening Capital
Maryland Garvette
Goss
U. S Coast Guard Om
Associated Press
Communists Force Entry to Berlin City Hall Again
A second straight surge by Communist led demonstrators forced entry to Berlin City Hall in the Soviet zone. They demanded a pro Communist interim council and to oust the current government. Police offered weak protection as crowds grew from 200 to over 2000 and shops near City Hall shut to recruit supporters.
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Berlin
City Hall
Otto Suhr
Socialist Unity Party
SED
September Jurors Named for September Term Court
Juror drawing for the September term occurred in the Circuit Court with Judge Patrick M Schnauffer and Clerk Ellis C Wachter presiding. Forty eight names listed including Frederick C Winpigler George S Summers Hattie D Crum Anne C Moore Lila W Chichester and many others from Buckeystown Middletown Urbana and New Market.
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Court House
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ellis C. Wachter
Drau Orm
Frederick Two
C. Edward Winpigler
George S. Summers
Alary C. Shipley
Hattie D. Crum
John B. Hart
Lila W. Chichester
Anne C. Moore
Hattie M. Coblentz
Heleni A. Ford
Buckeystown
Ella K. Kehne
William J. Boteler
Middletown
Charles E. Stine
Mae DB. Gross
Creagerstown
Robert L Dubel
Harvey L. Stanbaugh
Emmitsburg
C. Felix Adams
Millard F. Shuff, Jr
Caloctin
Claude A. Stottlemyer
Edna B. Stottlemyer
Urbana
Charles H
Annie Kra
Esteile Ss
Mare—Sophi Ballenger
Leroy C. Elaine
Bowers Jets
Kremlin Conference Resumes as Envoys Meet for Crucial Talks
The three Western envoys Walter Bedell Smith Yves Chataigneau and Frank Roberts meet at the British embassy after Kremlin sessions. Stalin will skip tomorrow’s conference but foreign ministers hope to advance a pro posal on the next phase of discussions with Molotov. Rain dampens Moscow as a possible four power statement looms.
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Amututoy
U.S
Kremlin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Yves Chataigneau
Frank Roberts
Stalin
Tomerit
South
Molotov
Moscow
Annual Meet Highlights Southern States Frederick Service
About 200 farmers and families gathered at Frederick High School for the Southern States Frederick Service annual meeting. Directors elected include Clayborne MM Zimmerman Walkersville and Alton D Elworthy Mt Airy. new Farm Home Advisory Committee members are Mrs David E Derr and Mrs Staley Hahn. Reports show over 130000 in services and 415000 in net savings. Southern States Cooperative reports over 100 million in services in the first 11 months of 1947 48. Equity for Frederick Service patrons stands at 62000. Bruce E Crum and J Hahn elected to board offices. Awards given in a Southern States feed bag styles show with performances by local residents. motion picture shown.
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Frederick Service
Frederick High School
Southern States
Clayborne MM
Zimmerman
Walkersville
Alton
D. Elworthy
Mt. Airy
Farm Home
David E. Derr
Rt. 4
Frederick
Staley Hahn
Rt. 1
AIL
Howard A. Quinn
Soutthern
R. D. Hammond
Southern States Frederick Service
Southern States Cooperative
Joseph W. Roller
Mgs
South States Cooperative
Roller
J. Hahn
Bruce E. Crum
Rt. 3
Pascal Renn
Rt 4
Hahn
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L. H. Crickenberger
Walter Hahn
John Stiles
Howard Gaver
John Holter
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