Hospital Enlargement Plan Aids with Doctor Smith Appointment
A Frederick Memorial Hospital building committee and board members appoint Dr. Winford H. Smith as consultant for expansion. Smith, Johns Hopkins Hospital veteran and former AHA president, will guide design and construction with architect James R. Edmunds continuing preliminary studies. Overhead costs and campaign funds shape revised plans to ease overcrowding and accelerate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memoris
Winford H. Smith
Smith
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
American Hospital Association
American Institute of Architects
Edmunds
Union Memorial Hospital
Sinai Hospital
University Hospital
Hopkins Hospital
Knoxville
Tenn
Lancaster
Frederick
Mermorial Hospital
William M. Storm
Clintor
McSherry
Harry J. Leichert
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick Bowers
E. P. Thomas
Frank D. Worthington
Richard F Nallin
W. Clinton Mee
Harry O. Schroederts
Paul S. Michael
No Trace Of Missing Plane In German French Border Region
Search for the missing DLS army C47 transport plane with 20 aboard near the German French border yielded no conclusive findings. Radio signals were heard but no tenable clues emerged as snow fell and most air patrols were withdrawn except one B 29 Superfortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Magineot
Bitche
Lemberg
Associated Press
Pirmasens
Ansport
Pisa
Italy
Fra
Denmark Caller Disrupts Police Radio Broadcasts
Officers on duty heard a caller claiming to be from Denmark over their cruisers via the police radio. The announcer spoke broken English and stated that Denmark was calling America. State Police confirmed hearing the message as well via a wave band similar to official radio systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
America
Speculation in War Bonds Highlighted by Meyers Testimony
The Nation Today outlines Meyers testimony on profit from trading Treasury bonds on margin. It explains how investors could gain from rises in bond prices while the government backed principal, and details bank financing and down payments used to boost returns. An arrest report follows: Glenn Honaker of Adamstown charged with trespassing on Baltimore and Ohio railroad property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Bennett FE. Meyers
Aeyers
Senate
Treasury Bonds
Meyers
Treasury
Jones
Smith
Mais
Glenn Honaker
Adamstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dan Swomley
Woman Pleads Guilty After Route 40 Drunken Driving Case
A woman paid 109 dollars in a drunken driving case after pleading guilty in Peoples Court. A man, Frank Francis Cornwell, was jailed 40 days for drunken driving and operating without a license after a police chase showed his car was reported stolen. He claimed furlough from Camp Dix and a non existent division was noted. Several motorists paid fines for traffic violations, including a 100 dollar fine by Anne Morrison of Baltimore for striking a parked car and fleeing. Numerous motorists faced small penalties for stop-sign and speed violations as troopers reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
Manuel B. Weinberg
Frank Francis Cornwell
Daniels
Ellicott City
Jug Bridge
Theodore Snyder
W. A. Mutchner
Cornwell
Trederick
James Cornwell
Camp Dix. N. J
Grace E. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
W. Gomer Krise
Chevy Chase
F. Clark Gillan
St. Thomas
Roland T. Wood
East Fifth Street
Morrell R. Sexton
Fort George Meade
Francis G. Harper
Green Belt
Robert W. Leichert, Jr
Frederick
Keith T. Sisk
Cumberland
John W. James
West Fifth Street
Joseph W. Stevenson, Jr
Third Street
Hill
Mervin C. Edwards
Frostburg
Merley Protzman
Arlington
Jesse J. Thoms ii
Airy
Roy E. Baugher
Reno W. Michael
Ing
M. Davis
Chris Poulos
Mi Rainier
Clifford E. Mitchell
Milton
Del
William C. Beir
Hzegersteun
William HH. Poffenberger
Keedysville
Elinor M. Shirley
Indiana
William R .Slemmer
Corp
Charles D. Mades
Muidhner
R. F. Stone
Li Ai
Ridge
Snyder
James Stonesiter
Dr George Stover Named Western Maryland Dean
Westminster December 2 announced the appointment of Dr George Franklin Stover to be dean of the faculty and professor of education at Western Maryland College. He will assume the post February 1 as Dr Lee Bertholf departs to become president of the College of the Pacific. Dr Stover comes from Pennsylvania where he served in the state Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
George Franklin Stover
Western Averyland College
Stover
Sts
Lee Bertholf
Western Maryland
College of the Pacific
Bertholf
Stever
Pennsylvania
Department of Education
Wrong Picture Of Farmer Is Given
Annapolis December 2 State Grange Master Edward F Holter of Middletown told the Grange convention that the public has been given a false impression of the farmer's economic status High prices have accompanied high costs of production Farm income is not fully shown as poultry producers face higher feed costs due to grain shipments for famine relief Eggless and poultryless days reduced consumption Holter said workers hourly wages are higher and pre packaging could raise farm share of the retail price He spoke at the opening session of the three day meeting Four new Granges were organized in Harford Washington Allegany and Montgomery counties with more to be chartered in Frederick and Damascus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Grange
Holter
Howard A. Quinn
Harford
Washington
Allegany
Montgomery
Frederick County
Burkittsville
Walkersville
Damascus
Montgomery County
New Low Of 14 Recorded
The temperature fell to a seasonal low of 14 degrees with heavy frost visible at eight this morning. The forecast called for a milder turn, with near 50 this afternoon and a sunny mild day tomorrow.
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Frederick Ris
Deeds were recorded for two business property sales in Frederick Ris. Cora E. Grove sold to George B. Callan and Harry M. Cramer Jr. the brick building at 217 West Patt Street for about 335 900. Marcus W Simmons sold to Dr. and Mrs. William E Trail the property at 413 North Market Street for about 19 500. G Leicester Thomas sold to Dorothy L Stroup a residence in South Catoctin Park for 7 760. Potomac Edison stock bids rose to 93 96 on the Baltimore Market. A minor fire at the American Oil Company plant on East Church Street extended to a gasoline truck motor and was extinguished with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ris
Cora E. Grove
George B. Callan
Harry M. Cramer, Jr
Callan and Cramer
West Patt Street
Marcus W Simmons
William E Trail
North Market Street
G. Leicester Thomas
Dorothy L. Stroup
South Catoctin Park
American Oil Company
East Church Street
Marshall to Lunch With Molotov in London
Secretary Marshall agreed to a private luncheon with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in London for Friday. The meeting marks first direct talks on U S Soviet and Russian issues since the Moscow conference earlier this year. US and UK officials also discuss German peace, Austrian treaty prospects, and Russia western power splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tate Marshall
VM. Molotov
Molotov
Moscow
Stalin
Marshall
Bidault
Paris
Georges Bidault
Russia
Austria
County Roads Budget Sought For 1947 by Williams County
County Engineer Roger H. Willard asked the County Commissioners for a 1947 road budget of 95 000 in a conference today. The board did not act yet and appears inclined to cap the appropriation near the current year 45 000. Willard also submitted a tentative construction plan covering about 36 to 37 miles, contingent on State Federal and county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Willard
Willard
Young Romanian King To Wed Danish Princess
Copenhagen Denmark December 24 Dashing Mihai I of Romania and Anne of Bourbon Parma his distant cousin will announce their engagement likely within a month a Danish royal source said They are currently in Switzerland after arriving from London where they attended a royal wedding rumors linked Mihai to Princess Margaret Rose and Princess Teresa of Brazil争
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Mihai I
Romania
Anne of
Mihai
Elizabeth
Pri Alargaret Rose
Taereza
Brazil
Seville Seeks Immediate Trial On Robbery Case
James Kenneth Seville of near Chambersburg Pa. asks the Circuit Court for an immediate trial on a criminal information to be filed by State's Attorney Edwin F Tk. Seville is jailed in Frederick County on robbery and grand larceny charges and seeks to waive grand jury indictment. He is charged with robbing Howard Mobley of Doubs of 400 dollars a ring and a watch at Brunswick in May 1945 after being released from Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kenneth Seville
Chambersburg
Frederick County
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Circuit Court
Edwin F. Tk
Seville
Howard Mobley
Brunswick
Mobley
B. and
Cold Wave Lingers in South Atlantic States
The midwest cold snap spills into the South Atlantic as temperatures rise elsewhere above freezing in many areas. Gordonsville Virginia reports 14 degrees. Pulaski Virginia 19. Greensboro North Carolina 22. Richmond Virginia 25. Norfolk 24, with several locations showing a 10 to 20 degree increase from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
South Atlantic
North Central
Gordonsville
Westfield
Mass
Pulaski
Columbia
Greensboro
N.C
Norfolk
Richmond
Southern Plains
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Bookkeeping by Government Declared Poor
Washington is told by former GAO official T Coleman Andrews that government books are so badly kept no one can determine if there was a surplus or deficit for the 1947 fiscal year. He cites unreported Army and Navy disbursements and unpaid vouchers, urging full accounting before judging the year’s balance. The testimony opens a probe into Reconstruction Finance Corporation practices and wartime government purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Accounting Office
T. Coleman Andrews
GAO
Aud
Treasury
Andrews
Ay House
Deer Slayings Rise in County Open Season News
Hunter reports at Snook’s Store Lewistown show 36 deer checked so far in open season with more arriving by 12 30 pm. District Warden Day notes several late kills and two hunters missing yesterday’s reports. Largest buck weighed 161 pounds, with several others from Thurmont Friends Creek and Cascade areas. Total on opening day reaches 30 deer after new reports. Elevator incident traps Police Chief Straler in City Hall for about 30 minutes before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook’s
Lewistown
Robert E. Day
Howard County
Highfield
James W. Murphy
Myersville
Charles A. Rosensteel
Emimusburg
Friends Creek
Exler
Thurmont
Eiat Point
Catoctin
Floyd Bowman
Cascade
Josep
Fred Straler
Citty Hall
Buazer
Polite
What The Railroads Want What The Railroads Want
The Association of American Railroads proposes ICC veto power over highway funds, with Public Roads Administration certifying excess highway aid. If deemed unjustified for commerce, funds could be disallowed, shifting control of road construction to the ICC. The plan also seeks to extend ICC oversight to waterways and air navigation and to subject all transportation to ICC authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Hotersate Commerce Commission
Congress
U.S. Public Roads Administration
America
AAR
Public Roads Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
U. 5
R. V. Fletcher
H. B. Meyer
Ice
Fletcher
Fletcher Committee
AAA
Interstate Commerce Commie
Senate
House
Truman
Arabs Riots in Jerusalem Amid Palestine Partition Fears
Thousands of Arabs stormed Jerusalem streets chanting against partition plans. Rioters burned and damaged shops near the Old City as police and British troops used armored cars and Bren guns to restore order. Dozens wounded. cars burned. clashes also reported in Cairo with Arab League calls for arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestie
Young
Zion Square
Trafic
Poiwe
Old City of
Midtown
Princess Mary's
Sin’s Way
King David Hotel
U. S
Mamillah Road
St. Julian's Way
Cairo
Palestine
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
Arab League
Middle Eastern
Azzam
New Atomic Weapons Made at Los Alamos and More
David E. Lilienthal announced that the United States is producing new atomic weapons from uranium and plutonium for current production and design. Details on whether these are bombs or other military uses were not disclosed. Weapons are being assembled at Los Alamos laboratories where the first bomb was made. A separate note mentions a new proving ground under construction at remote Eniwetok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Commission Laboratories
Lilienthal
Oshima
Nagasaki
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Los Alamos
Bh. M
Eniwetok Aioll
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By James Marlow
Jesse M. Donaldson
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Dr. Stover
Dean
Potomac Edison Company
Railroads
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Peiping
Haicheng
Yinkow
Mukden-Yinkow
Hollywood
Fla. Rec
World Bank
Eugene R. Black
Palestine Division
Airs
Edith Payne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tate
Theo Snyder
New York
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