Lewis and Green to Sit Down and Discuss Peace
John Lewis and Willson Green will meet tomorrow to discuss peace negotiations between the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organisation. Philip Murray proposed the conference, with Green accepting. Lewis and Murray will represent the AFL-CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Green
Washington
Dye
John Lo Lewis
Willson Green
Habor
Attespe
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organisation
Nibor
Philip Murray
Murray
CLO
Greer
George Warrison
ALF
Federation
CFO
Acs
Home Owners To Share Nev Bituminous Prices
Officials of the Bituminous Coal Commission announce a new price schedule to revive the soft coal industry. Homeowners who fire their own furnaces will pay lower prices, while commercial users face higher costs. The schedule takes effect December 15 and covers nearly all mines east of the Mississippi. Mine prices range from about $1 to $4.85 per ton plus freight, retailer and wholesale charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Del
GAPY
Hituminous Coal Commission
Mississippi
Brunswick Man Saves B and QO Express Train
A Brunswick brakeman named G. Mason raced 200 yards past a derailed coal pile to warn the Baltimore and Ohio Fort Pitt Limited of an oncoming train. The flare warning helped avert a collision as the locomotive struck the wreck and slid down an embankment. A Holland invention uses sound vibrations to cut film soundtracks without developing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Wii
Baltimore and Ohio
Fort Pitt
Weather Record Precipitation Summary at Tama
The report notes no precipitation for the 24 hours ending today at Tama. December values are unclear due to garbled text. High yesterday was 34 degrees, down from 2 degrees last year. low last night is not clearly stated, with last year at 12 degrees. Sunrise and sunset times listed as 4:42 pm and moonrise 6:42 am, moonset 4:00 pm with date confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Henry D Hagan Dies at 76 in Frederick
Henry D Hagan, longtime Frederick resident born October 31 1801 near Braddock, died at 407 North Market Street after a cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves five children Charles H Hagan Mrs Osborne Price Grace Hagan H David Hagan and Mrs Ernest Hammaker plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Mt. Clevet cemetery conducted by Rev A J Orr and others. Funeral director Richard M Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J
Hagan
Precercick City
Oelock
Tame
North Market Street
Ily
Michael
Mary Hagan
Old White Hattee
Braddock
McCardell
D. C. Winebrener and Son
Nacth Market Street
South Carroll Street
Haran
Beegan
Owen
Market
Fourth Streets
Anuunar
Bascyent Ieal Lutheran Church
US A.M
Frederick Artie
Eagles
Higgin
Charles Hf
Twenty Seven Released From Bond By Court
Preparatory to the September term of Circuit Court the court ordered the release from bond of twenty seven persons previously held on offenses charged. Some are serving terms disposed, others acquitted, and some under suspended sentences. Discharged individuals include Virginia Young, Charles Cronenburg, Glenn Kline, Alice Kline, Lloyd Mares, Pete Renbeyant Roberts Jr, Buxsell Anglesberger, Bernard W Thomas, William Rood, Kean McKim, James Redmond, Charles Fogle, Stanley Mathias, Willard Sayler, Austin Gordon, Raymond Stevens, William Ingles, Harry Harrison, Charles Hiser, Raymond Eyler, Harry Lane, Eli Shearer, Edward Sharp, Moges Saltzman, Faron Gilly, Lewis Greenawalt, Philip Cummins, and Leon Yingling. The jury has been reset for Thursday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Bianche Virginia Young
Charles Cronenburg
Glenn Kline
Alice Kline
Lloyd R. Mares
Pete Renbeyant Roberts, Jr. Buxsell M. Anglesberger
Bernard Wf. Thomas
Walliam Rrood
Kean YY. McKim
James K. Redmond
Charles Fogle
Stanley Mathias
Willard F. Sayler
Austin Fr. Gordon
Raymond Stevenns
William T
Settlement Near for Bis Drivers Strike at Cleveland
A tentative settlement is reported in the interstate bus drivers strike affecting Grove bound routes near Cleveland. A company official indicated an agreement was imminent, with union leader AF Whitney predicting resolution within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dee
Cam
Grove
Whitney
ElgnT Drivers Lose Licenses For Traffic Violations
The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles in Maryland revoked or placed probation on several drivers after hearings in Frederick and nearby towns. Names cited include William Darcey Howard Stevens and Edward Bh Civ among others. Licenses were suspended for up to three days or longer with probation and fines for excessive speeds and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agtorubite
David Minnie
Frederek
Maur al Fleming
Gruglin
RoRov
Frederick
Ctivani
Miversside
Willian
Darcey
Short-Term Rules For Use Of Creas For Camps In Maryland
Federal short-term camping rules expand use of Catoctin area near Thurmont Maryland for up to six nights. Centers at the Catocin center near Frederic offer accommodations for about 90 people with cabins lodges and dining facilities. Permits issued by a Baltimore advisory committee led by J Haanim Brown and others require groups align with environmental and social welfare purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Wineter
Catoetin
Moeryland
Thurmont
Statefield
Catacetin Center
Frederiek
U. S
Maryland League For Crippled Children
National Park 7
Servier
Catoctin
Baltimore
J. Haanim
Hrown
Ava Ineladee
S Soynsan Tae
Frank T. Bente
Broderick Saffron, Jr
George Weber
Avot Stroga
Artie Paes
National Park Service
Evan Cuvier Conervatan Corps
Jalgar
Sane
Range Sends Fleet 10 CrilNA In Fresh Action
A chaotic report describes Range sending a fleet of ten ships to a contested area. Datis and Dey lead operations amidst confusion and shifting control. Local observers note tensions at Bey ide and nearby ports as authorities order further movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styduit
Nyaa
Perm For Stealing Heater Case Report
A man named Bethesda resident Pleoned Bywdidocd Peaght faces charges after attempting to remove a heater from an unnamed location. Witnesses include Malanes fap and Deanna, with Constable Guy Aniene Moudeien and State's Attorney Sherman T Bowers involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
Colbeseville
Basien Betrick MM
Sehincaer la Serge
Carreytog
Malanes
Mita Celmarn
Antiosc
Utipa Af Marth
Wales
Amdwars
Brovigte
Deanna
Paedderick Ty
Guy Aniene Moudeien
Sherman T Bowers
Army Reserve Pilot and Enlisted Man Die in Plane Crash
A Barksdale field plane crashed near Avery, about 50 miles from Ark, during combat training. Army Reserve pilot Charles William Field, 29, of Rocky Ford, Ga, and Private George W. Bolton Jr., 19, of Ville Parish, were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storevepanet
Tay
Barksdale
Avery
Tes
William Field
Rocky Fier
George W. Bolton, Jr
Vierville Parish
Barkedile Field
Complaint Against Ford Issued By National Labor Board
The National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint against Ford Motor Company in St. Louis alleging unfair labor practices at the St. Louis plant. Charges were brought October 23 by the United Automobile Workers who accused discrimination and called a strike of the plant workers. A hearing was set for December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Cgi
Mary O Connor Remains In Philadelphia Jail
Mary K O Connor a 19 year old education student remained jailed in Philadelphia as bail during the investigation into the Labor Day abduction and slaying of five year old Nancy Glenn was debated. Her attorney Hopehat expressed hope the O Connor family could raise the $5000 bail for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mary K. O'Connor
Nancy Glenn
Walling
O'Cotoner
Chicago Teachers To Get Pay Increase Reported
Chicago public school employes including about 500 teachers lined up for a 51 000 a year salary rise. James C. McCahey, school board president, announced the plan while noting restores of roughly a third of a previous 15 percent cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clacage
Dee
LCAB
Chieti Tra
James C. McCahey
Market Price Changes Tend To The Offside
Market activity showed price shifts toward the offside with small fractions observed. Trading notes indicated several items moved by mere halves or fractions, reflecting a subdued but steady session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elks Lodge Plans Tonight Installation Ceremony
In a planned event by Frederick Lodge Na Ht BTL Bikes, a misread schedule lists a towed procession and social session. Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Toggles Tloffiman of Taaseam will attend with Francis Terrott Pratted presiding. The meeting was held at the PIR bane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Toons
Elas
Fitcon
Prederigk Lodge
Social Esision
Turiet
Ty Togles Tloffiman
Taaseam Wall
Francis Terrott
PIR Bane
Nutritionist speaks at Atlanta club meeting on prenatal care
Mrs dean Loos of the Site Department of Health spoke on nutrition and prenatal care at a Monday club gathering in Atlanta. Miss Mia Dsen presided. four new members joined and the survey by Haven of Dorchester Economy was cited, noting 2000 annual income cap and 10 per week diets as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Loos
Department of Health
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Potas
Avecaibe
Mia Dsen
Ith Flynng
T He Spesker
Loosti
Toei
Dore
Alice Sharpe
Aptrivadture
Norist Retailing
Pauline Knack
Mirkin Hott
Avia
Helen
Kachberger
Culbertsons Headed For Discree Court They Say
The fragmentary report alleges a separation of Culbertson and partner in a court matter, with a divorce ending years of partnership. It mentions travel between Europe and the United States and notes a fitness trap influence on the case, with mentions of Josephine Culbertson and London California routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertsons
Discree Court
York
Dee 1
Nations Weigh German Concessions After Talks
London and Paris signal readiness to back Germany in exchange for concessions. European powers seek security assurances as post conference mood shifts toward possible new peace commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Berlin
Axta
Stunt Night Told By Luther League
A large crowd attended the Luther League Stunt Night held in the church study room. Alexander chaired arrangements with Harriett Selbrecht as president, Eleanor Eichelberger, Henry Falk, and Paul Hochman among assistants. Mrs Clifford M. Winger coached, Nancy Marley led the stage committee, and the program featured a playlet Sleeping Heart and other acts by Eleanor Delaplane, Virginia Doub, Catey Mae Tarmygardier as emcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gather League
Sehoaty
Evangelical Cadhernn
Alexander
Harriett Ne Selbrecht
Lasigue
Asdsters
Eleanor Eichelberger
Henry Falk
Paul Hh Ghochaan
Argape Taatlanth Reneral Vegas
Clifford M. Winger
Metebers
Nancy Marley
William Kemp
Leon Alexander
Misa Eleanor Frances Delaplaines
Virginia Doub
Himan Ford
Acinirtette
Catey Mae Tarmygardier
Salisbury Hunter Wins T81-Pound Deer Buck Record
In a deer season report from Powellsville near Salisbury, Olin Jones competes for a record with a large buck. details describe the hunt party, early outing, and the massive four-pronged specimen weighing around a ton in local legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Hunter
Baltimore
Dee
Thinfern
Marsland
Chun
Olin Jones
Powlsville
Jann
Powellsville
Taem
Philippine Army Plans Air Strikes in Southern Islands
Vague dispatch from Manta reports Dec 2 that army planes will target insurgents in the Southern Philippines. The mission aims to clear rebel pockets and establish fortified zones to curb uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta
Fire Doused After Tire Alarm Sparks Brief Blaze
An emergency call to a tire shop led to a quick response from the Independent Base Campane crew. Firefighters arrived and contained a small blaze before it could spread, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campane
Farm And Wage-Hour Bills Face Endangered Status
Washington reports a tense fight over crop controls and labor provisions as urban and industrial representatives push to strike cotton provisions from the bill. The Tabor bloc attempted to organize a meeting last night but postponed tonight due to ongoing deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Billantoss
Tabor
Barbara Fritchie Owned Lot In New Road Area
Local attorney Francis Perrott found in old records that Barbara Fritchie owned a lot in a lot fronting a highway area near Veredebeck, tied to a transfer of rights to the State Roads Commission. The parcel was part of a tract known as Neighbors' Agreement conveyed in 1802 to Jeremiah Practer and Barbara Fritehle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritchie
New Road
Francis Perrott
State Roads Commission
Ino
Roads Commisson
Davetner M. Gatbert Ate
Jeremiah Practer Byohn
Casper Feitelin
Barbara Fritehle
Veredebeck
Marthary Braddark
Dame Harbara
Stonewall Jackson
Frederick
Aged Shopkeeper Held As Slayer Of Girl In Newport News
Newport News police arrested a reclusive shopkeeper near his home charged with murdering a girl and severely wounding another who were walking on a sidewalk. Detective Captain Peach said the man admitted to nothing and offered vague statements as officers questioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Micheel Totter
Peach
Ian
Nine Planes Reported Shot Down In Spain
Aerial clashes near Madrid and Alcala de Henares left nine planes shot down as insurgent forces faced air superiority efforts. The battle unfolded over central Spain with heavy bombing and anti aircraft fire noted during the three days following the Vike Lact incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Hindawe
Frances Sparntish
Alesda de Weenares
Eat
Elrelitiv
Madrid
Japanese Navy apologizes for seizure of ship and flag dispute
The Japanese navy apologized after seizing an American vessel and the American flag, saying the flag was hauled down by the Chinese crew and that the ship was in Japanese naval custody amid broader wartime tensions. U S protest cited disrespect to the flag and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninenearns
Cere
Vestereey
United States
Whang- Poo
United Con Sulu
Walham
Col Comner
Hwuoth
Conanl
Clarence FE
Gauss
Seiure
Caliciula
Japan
Chines
Achievement Day for 4 H Girls Clubs in Howard County
Final plans are set for the 4 H girls clubs annual Achievement Day at Winchester Hall on Saturday. Exhibits, ranging from clothing to scrapbooks, must be ready by 10 am for judging by Martha Manahan, county home demonstration agent for Howard County, with judging from 10 to 2 pm. A fashion revue and a room furnishing demonstration will follow at 2 pm, plus a well groomed girl contest for uniformed 4 H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Judith Ault
County Home
Ritts
Florence E. Williams
Martha Manahan
Demestras
Howard County
Hams
Raom
Monrovia
Explosion near Royal Gun Powder plant in Lomton
A large explosion rocked the area around the Royal Gun Powder factory at Wale Whan Abbey in Lomton in December CAP. Plant officials reported a small ore incident and sent responders to the scene which was quickly cordoned off. The facility maintains its own firefighting brigade hospital and nursing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomton
Royal Gun
Wale Whan Abbey
Eweex
Pete
Grase Diggers Go To Work Under A Truce
About 350 striking grave diggers and cemetery workers returned to work at Greenwood Cemetery under a two week truce. The stoppage halted burials and disrupted services, with the truce allowing resumed operations and negotiations pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deo
CAP
Greenwood Cemetery
Tyowork
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Army Reserve
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Mary O'Connor
Chicago
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Nutritionist
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U.S
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Thoms
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Paddie Baemy
Luther
Fredrick
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Barbara
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