Four-power talks in Kremlin edge toward procedural accord
Moscow August talks show promising steps toward a partial accord on the next phase of East West diplomacy. Western envoys Bedell Smith Roberts and Cha taigneau conferred at the U.S. Embassy after receiving a signal from capitals. Cross communication remains a hurdle as responses must pass back to home governments for discussion.
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Moscow
Kremlin
U.S
Ington
Londes
Paris
Walter Bedell ‘Smith
Briish
Frank Roberts
Ves Chataigneau
V. M. Molotov
Sialn Imice
Rebellion Probe Nears End in Gaitan Case
Bogota officials report a potential breakthrough in the investigation into Liberal leader Jorge Eliecer Gaitan's April 9 killing. Judge Guzman described a dramatic moment as Cesar Bernal Cordovez, under questioning, allegedly tried to throw himself from a window, with uncertainty over intent.
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Bogota
Colombia
Francisco J. Guzman
Jorge Eliecer Gaitan
Russia
Soviet Information Bureau
Guzman
Cesar Bernal Cordovez
Maryland farm queen named at Timonium Fair opening
Virginia Ellen Howlard 18 of Upperco wins the Maryland farm queen crown at Timonium State Fair with 3 other county champions contesting. Alternate queen is Nancy Scarborough 17 of Fallston. Protest over display space for farm implement dealers cited. fair runs until Sept 11. 4 H Club Day set for Sept 5 with a tractor operators contest on Sept 10 and a float parade featuring 30 clubs. Marine recruiter Vrona seeks Frederick volunteers for three to four year enlistments with training at Parris Island and a potential overseas posting.
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Timonium
Virginia Ellen Howlard
Upperco
Baltimore County
Maryland
Nancy Scarborough
Failston
Harford County
Mol Daiger
Vrona
Winchester Hall
Wrona
Frederick
SS Marine Corps
Ballines
Parris Island
5. C
Navy
Court Cases Heard In a Sweltering Magistrate Session
In a hot courtroom Magistrate Manuel Weinberg quickly disposed of three cases on Friday night. Lawrence Riggles pleaded guilty to peace disturbance and was fined ten dollars. Sammy Thompson received a suspended sentence of one hundred dollars or ninety days for drunkenness. Ralph Higdon faced a nolle prosequi for loitering with collateral forfeited by William Westley Bennett. Frederick faced another drunkenness charge. The Philippine Islands are described as a triangular region spanning 1252 miles north to south and 688 miles east to west.
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Manuel
BM. Weinberg
Lawrence ‘Riggles
Water Street
Mehrl
S.shankle
Sammy Thompson
Frederick
Arnold Simmons
Ralph Higdon
Brunswick
Nolle
William Westley Bennett
Nome Demonstration Club Picnic In Covellaville Virginia
The Nome Demonstration Club enjoyed a lawn picnic hosted by Mrs J D Kieister with a delicious luncheon and chair rearrangements. Community members including Ethel Stream and Golde Riley are noted for hospital moves and recoveries as local residents share visits and weekend trips around Lovettsville Frederick Hamilton and Purcellville.
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Lovellsville
Nome Demonstration Club
J. D. Kieister
Ethel Stream
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Golde Riley
Loudoun Hospital
L. P Hickman
Tilghman
Ruth Ellen Keller
Joyce Beatty
Beatty
Hickman
Dunmoven
L. P. Hickman
George Cooper
Archie Whisner
Frederick
Charles Weaning
Hamilton
Naame
Leila Beatty
Washin
Donmie Compher
Str
Paul Compher
Richard
Garrett Park
Harry Compher
Dotue
Ann
Martins“buce
Isabel Stroud
Gail
Washington
P. F. Legard
Claude Smith
Warren
Hazel Banks
Inez Smith
Claude Knott
Sara Stiger
Thomas Parrott
Charlottesville
H. P. Nuttycombe
Charles Wallace
Betty Nuttycombe
Richmond
Katherine Scott
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Lovettsville
Legards
Russell Prunen
F. Lawson
Vernon Dyc
Frank Kieshing
Leonard Everhart
Skyline Drive
Joanne Keister
C. K. Davis
Purcellville
Women's Mite Society
St. James
Entre Nous sewing club gathers for lawn picnic
The Emmitsburg group met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Edgar Rhodes home for a picnic supper on the lawn. Twelve members attended with guest Mrs. J. M. Wingerd. Mrs. E. L Higbee visited the Corl family in Sabillasville on Wednesday, while Mr. and Mrs. Henri P. Des Garennes of Westminster were visiting.
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Emmitsburg
Entre Nous Sewing Club
Edgar Rhodes
J. M. Wingerd
E. L Higbee
Claude Corl
Sabillasville
Henri P. Des Garennes
Westminster
Community Notes From Emmitsburg and Nearby Families
Mrs J Hunter Elliot and children Toni and Jay visit Washington with Anna Rotering. Leo Eckenrode and son Mark of Philadelphia stay with Lewis Kelly and sister Alice Kelly. F W White of Springfield Ohio returns home after visiting sister Mrs George Eyster. Miss Emma Jane Miller of West Alain Street returns from summer with sister Mrs Charles Allnutt Poolesville. George Eyster and F W White of Springfield Ohio spent a day last week with Mr and Mrs Eston White Fairfield Ohio. Huss Fata Sanders and sister Anna visit New Jersey friends. Edgar Glass and family of Kissimmee Florida announce engagement of Mary Ellen Glass to Clyde Myers of Fairfield PA. No date set for wedding. Ed gar Glass family spend two weeks in Emmitsburg and Westminster with Koontz relatives. Mary Ellen Glass will stay to work as stenographer in Taneytown.
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J. Hunter Elliot
Toni
Jay
Anna Rotering
Washington
Zon
Leo Eckenrodel
Mark
Philadelphia
Lewis Kelly
Alice Kelly
F. W. White
Springfield
George Eyster
Emma Jane Miller
West Alain Street
Charles Allnutt
Poolesville
John Kerr
Joann
J. A. Pryor
Springfeld
Ates
Eston White
Fairfield
Huss Fata Sanders
Edgar Glass
Simmee
Florida
Near Emmitsburg
Mary Ellen Glass
Clyde Bmylers
Clyde Myers
Emmitsburg
Mir
Mary Ellen
Frankie
Billie
Kissimmee
Fla
Westminster
Glass
James H. Koontz
Taneytown
Taneytown Legion Names Officers for 1949 and Plans Carnival
Taneytown Hesson-Snider Post No 120 elected Neal W Powell as Commander with Ira Caldwell Jr and Clifford Sott as first and second vice commanders. Other officers include Edmund Morrison adjutant James Fiscus assistant adjutant James Myers service officer Lawrence Myers historian Marlene Reid chaplain B Walter Crapster sergeant at arms Bernard Bowers and Harry Baker Jr Lester Kidd as color bearers. Carnival plans for August 30 to September 4 were finalized and two 37mm guns were received for the lawn of the new Legion home. The pet show featured Annie Marie Beaver's rabbit, Honnie Putman’s two cats Black Bonnet and Brownie, Roberta Garvin’s Baldy, and Susie owned by Alice Rue Bowers receiving prizes.
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Taneytown
Hesson-Snider
Department of Maryland
American Legion
Neal W. Powell
Ira A. Caldwell, Jr
Cliford Sott
Edmund J. Morrison
James C. Fiscus
James C. Myers
Lawrence R. Myers
Marlene E. Reid
B. Walter Crapster
Bernard O. Bowers
Harry E. Baker
Lester E. Kidd
Carroll County Fair
Farmers face uncertain prosperity amid rising costs and debt
Six farmers from various areas describe mixed views on how long current prosperity will last amid high prices for inputs and mortgage growth. Respondents project ranges from a few years to four or five, with many fearing a drop after elections and questioning future market conditions.
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Clarence Bostian
Libertytown
GR. Barrier
Hansonville
Richard Smith
Jefferson
Rally Day Observed at City Hospital Oct Day
Cheries Mulligan from University Hospital Baltimore will observe rally day on October with John M. Grove as the speaking guest next Sunday at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries Mulligan
University Hospital, Baltimore
John M. Grove
VFW gridsters prep as Green seeks backs for opener
Charley Green, coach of the 1948 VFW football team, announces three practices next week at 6 p.m. on the Baker Park bath house field. He aims to add backfield reserves ahead of the September 12 opener against Westminster, with scrimmages possible if heat eases.
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VFW
Charley Green
Baker Park Bathhouse
Green
Westminster
Local Guard Medical Detachment Praised During Camp Ritchie Training
The Frederick based Medical Detachment of the National Guard, seven officers and 34 enlisted men, under Lt Col B O Thomas Jr, earns praise from Lt Col Lewis G Smith as it supports the First Regiment during summer training at Camp Ritchie Cascade. Two local units from Frederick, Company A and the Medical Detachment, participate as the encampment ends this week with personnel returning home.
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National Guard
Lewis G. Smith
B. O. Thomas Jr
Frederick
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Carlisle Barracks
Carlisle
J. A. Catsail
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Playground Commission of
Women’s Auxillary Community Center
Helen Surkiewicz
Robert Eigenbrode
Robert McCutcheon
David Winger
Robert Krantz
Playground Commission
Pearl Eader
Guy Cramer
David Yinger
Frank Beachly
Glen Achorn
Edward Schantz
Charles Barshman
Ollie Rosenberry
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Glass & Mirror
Park Avenue
Phiippine Islands
Ivan T. Lawson
New Market
Tramsville, Md
Defrance
Defrance Beauty Salon
Wlarket ST
Covellaville
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
F. BH
Stall Amoco Service
Luwistow
Bealisville
Upper
Montgomery County
Rovert Tre
Keystone Varnishes & Enamels
Nicodemus Paint Store
S Court St. Frederick, Md
McCrory’s
W. Pat, St
Market
Ralph Castle
Creagerstown
Francis Bittinger
Monroe Stup
Edward 5. Rice
Raymond B. Free
Charles L. Myers
James Bowers
C. G. Armfield
Wilders
Hazard
Brooklyn Dodgers
Franklin Wilders
Thurmont
Sirs
Frank Wilders
Thurmont High School
Hazard Dodgers
Woodsboro Veneer & Lumber CO
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Cherub
Missy
Young's Beauty Salon
Ford
Pune
Ford Dealer
Cpl
THE
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
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