Maryland to require permits for all private schools
A Maryland Education Department inspection tour in Frederick previews a 1948 law requiring any private school or educational institution that charges tuition and offers a program from kindergarten through college or trades to obtain a certificate of approval from the State Superintendent of Schools before operating. The act targets fly-by-night schools and sets misdemeanor penalties for violations, with appeals possible to the courts. Senator Edward Storm supported the bill, noting it shifts definition responsibility to the state superintendent and aims to protect the public from unregulated providers.
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State Superintendent of Education
State Superintendent of
Thomas G Pullen
State Superintendent of Schools
Edward Storm
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Storm
U S Eating More Meat Increases Demand
Washington reports that Americans are consuming more meat than two months earlier despite meatless Tuesday. The rise in slaughtered meat hints at seasonal demand and storage trends, while grain feeding to livestock may fall as more cereals go to exports. The trend follows a period of irregular stock market activity in New York.
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Washington
Autopsy On Body Of Retired Naval Man
Danbury, Conn. Dec 3. Medical Examiner John D. Booth to perform autopsy today on Commander Fitzhugh Green 59 year old retired naval officer author and Polar explorer who recently admitted illegal narcotics purchases. He died yesterday after transfer from his New Canaan home to a private hospital run by Alcoholics Anonymous in Newton then to Danbury Hospital for treatment.
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John D. Booth
Fitzhugh Green
Green
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Booth
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Newton
Danbury Hospital
Dannel, All Saints Organist, Dies in Frederick
Walter Hiram McDaniel, organist at All Saints Episcopal Church and native of Frederick, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at about 12:30 AM after a brief illness. He was 65, born April 10, 1882, and returned to Frederick after 33 years in Niagara Falls. He served in many city churches, worked as a bookkeeper, and helped found Niagara Falls Guild of Organists. Survived by widow Nellie Williams McDaniel, three sisters, one brother, two nieces, and a nephew. Funeral Friday at All Saints Church conducted by Rev. Samuel S. Johnston. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Niagara Falls
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Rotary Club
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Charles & Treich
Jeannette Reich
Nellie Williams McDaniel
Lillian MM
Baltimore
Henrietta S
Rochester
Fight Mountain Snows In Search For Plane
Weary American soldiers battled blinding mountain snowstorms along the French German border in a search for survivors of a U S Air Force C 47 missing since Friday with 20 aboard. Ground crews fought roads all through the night while a lone search plane returned to base in Germany.
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U. S. Air Force
Ar Force
U. S. Constabulary
Pisa
Italy
Germany
Agreement On Peace Pact Is No Nearer
London reports say the Foreign Ministers council made little progress toward a German peace treaty. John Foster Dulles plans a Paris trip to consult French leaders on policy amid the internal crisis, with approval from George C. Marshall. Molotov uses the conference to press for a German path to democracy, while De Gaulle’s standing remains uncertain.
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John Foster i Dulles
Blarshall
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Paris
Dulles
Marshall
Georges Bidault
Bidauly
Charles DeGaulle
de Gaulle
Russia
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Authorized to Sell Interest in Property in Frederick
Receivers of Albert Segaloff authorized by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer to sell Segaloff’s interest in the 9 11 South Market Street building to Harry and Stella Kessler for 4571 dollars. Sale aims to satisfy creditors amid prior appellate holdings that the receivers held interest and may still secure settlement to avoid a full sale. Receivers Mathias and Fosen note prior offers and current bid reflects whole-property price. unpaid creditors around 9200 dollars remain. Local charge: Charles L. Feller of Keyser charged with selling coal without a Frederick license after unloading part of a truckload at a local home.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Segaloff
South Market Street
Harry Kessler
Stella Kessler
Segains
Court of Appeals
Frederick
Segalofi
Kesslers
Segalof
Sherman FP. Bowers
Slers
Segaioff
Tre Ofer
Albert Segaiof
Ful
Charles McC.mathias
Benjamin B. Fosen
Butler Bros
Charles L. Feller
Keyser
W.va
West Third Street
Allen Barigis
Feller
Truman Halts Trip For Photographer
President Truman delayed his take off for Florida to oblige a news photographer. After shots were snapped he paused at the plane, posed again as the camera clicked, and the bulb was finally inserted. The Sacred Cow flew 12 minutes late.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
Mr. Truman
Restaurant Inspector Fund Asked In Maryland Health Budget Plan
Dr D I Roop county health officer asked County Commissioners for a 1500 supplemental appropriation to cover half the cost of a new restaurant inspector and milk inspections. City officials will consider a similar request tonight. A 600 yearly salary increase for the county milk inspector is also under review. Local health budgets show state and federal funding dominating.
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Health Department
Roop
J. P. Slich
State Department of Health
Frederick City
Winchester Hall
Maryland
Washington County
Hagerstown
Alser
United States
Ic Health Service
20 Killed In Trai Wreck At Arras France
Arras December 3 Officials blamed saboteurs for a derailment of a Paris to Lille passenger train near Arras. Twenty killed as 17 bodies retrieved and about 40 injured with 27 hospitalized. Rail section failure sparked the crash amid a recent general strike call by CGT. Three more deer slain in Frederick County as hunting week continues with three new reports by noon.
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Arras
France
Paris
Lil
Confederation of Labor
Frederick County
Lewistown
State Grange Hears Talk By Governor Annapolis
Governor Lane told the State Grange that Marylanders are willing to sacrifice for better health schools roads and agriculture. He outlined the administration program while noting penny-for-penny funds for the University of Maryland College of Agriculture and new strawberry development on the Eastern Shore. A serum against New Castle disease was discussed along with research boundless possibilities. William D. Walker warned that taxes must be paid and current tax reviews needed to keep services affordable. The executive committee urged 1948 be a banner year for the Grange emphasizing cooperation amid wartime hunger relief and continued agricultural support. A panel on what makes a Grange successful included several local leaders.
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University of Maryland
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Grange
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William A. Drivers, Jr
Churchville
John A. Holter
Middletown
Beatrice Cissel
Lisbon
Wilson Heaps
L. H. Crickenberger
Alt. Airy
County sales tax receipts top seven million in four months
Frederick, Montgomery and Carroll counties report combined sales tax collections of 327,882 for the first four months of the Maryland act era with October leading the month totals at 2,270,368. Returns for November are expected to rise further despite a higher 14 cent minimum bracket. Nine criminal appeals were filed in Thurmont over Halloween disorder. A deed records the sale of the George D. Toms farm near Myersville for about 9,000. King Mihai denies Romanian engagement rumor with Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma.
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James J. Lacy
Montgomery
Carroll County
Lacy
George D. Toms
Myersville
Middletown Road
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Garland L. Smith
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Vada K. Brandenburg
Congress Debates Two-Step Europe Aid Process
The Nation Today explains how US aid to France Italy Austria and China moves through authorization and appropriation. It details House and Senate hearings, committee actions, and the potential for a conference committee to reconcile differences before final funding is set.
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Italy
Austria
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House
China
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Violence and Sabotage Bills Dash in Paris Assembly
Paris reporters describe heavy helmeted police surrounding the National Assembly as debate continues on Schuman's five section anti strike measure. Sabotage and agitators prompt two sections to be approved, with penalties up to 300000 francs and five year jail terms.
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Robert Schuman
Schuman
National Manufacturers Chief Urges Aid In Goods Not Dollars
New York December 3 Early Bunting head of the National Association of Manufacturers today urged greater productivity emergency foreign relief in goods not dollars and lower government spending and income taxes to sustain living standards and allow generous foreign aid. He called for labor to avoid broad wage increases without product gains and for removal of feather-bed rules and nonessential productivity restrictions. The address opened the 52nd Congress of American Industry at the Waldorf Astoria with 3000 industrialists attending. other speakers echoed stakes for U S industry amid global tension.
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Early Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Congress of American Industry
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Soviet Union
Coast storm in Portugal leaves 165 dead near Opore
Lisbon reports 165 known dead after a violent storm struck the Portuguese north coast fishing fleet. Five more bodies washed ashore near Opore as many small boats remained missing. Authorities call it the worst Portuguese storm on record with winds up to 117 mph. Larger trawlers returned to port, many smaller boats disappeared.
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Lisbon
Opore
Trailer Breaks Loose Slams Into Parked Car on Market
A house trailer detached from a southbound sedan on South Market street hill at 8:12 a.m. struck Edward J. Coleman’s parked car, causing heavy damage to both vehicles but no injuries. Burdette R. Bacon, 65, a carpenter, was en route from Cortland to a Sanford Florida trailer camp when the trailer’s chain broke. Investigator Allen Bartgis reported no charges.
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Burdette R. Bacon
Cortland
Sanford
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Edward J. Coleman
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Allen Bartgis
President Truman Heads to Florida for Five Day Visit
President Truman left Kentucky today for a five day Florida trip to rest and attend the dedication of Everglades National Park. He flew from Boca Chica airport aboard his old plane the Sacred Cow, a C 34, after the newer Independence was grounded for modifications. He will stay near the West submarine base and use the naval base commandant's 12 room dwelling as a temporary White House, as in 1946 and last March.
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Truman
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Everglades National Park
Boca Chica
West Submarine ‘Base
Naval Base Commandant
White House
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