Removal Of Trolley Rails Progress On East Patrick Street
Potomac Edison Company workmen near East Patrick Street Carroll Street East Street expect to complete rail removal and final cement setting by this evening but expect full traffic closure until midweek due to curing time. Vegetation weather may delay reopening. next spring the Pennsylvania Railroad will relocate rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Eastatrick Street
Carroll Street
Fastatrick Street
Patrick Street
Easttreet
Jeast Wisper Street
Arrow
East Street
Theennsylvania
East
Patrick Streets
Theennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Ity
Outh
Four-Car Collision leads to fines in Penobles Court
A four car crash near Arcade bowling alley on North Market Street at about 7:45 PM November 24 caused roughly 5400 in damages. James Edward Maloney of 129 West Church Street was found guilty of following too closely and fined 1.75 dollars. Several drivers from Arlington and Nuremberg faced charges for traffic violations while Gilmore R. Flautt of Frederick paid a 2. bow. Fines and costs totaled 5.75 for another driver, with suspended costs for Charles A. Dixon of Woodsboro. Collateral forfeitures included Lemon D. Kcoy and John S. Patton. Arrests were by Troopers Sheets and Siak Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleas
North Markettstreet
Noember 24
Charles D. McLane
Penoples
Manual Weinberg
James Edward Maloney
West Church Street
Meredith Monroe Bierley
Paul S. Carls
Arlington
Christopher N. Carls
Nuremberg
Iity
Trafic
Bierley
Gilmore R. Flautt, Sr
Frederick
Arthur Mr. Rudy
Charles A. Dixon
Woodsboro
Rudy
Lemon D. Kcoy
Webster Springs
W_ Va
John S. Patton
Washington
John H. Sheets
Patrick Siak Jr
Grand Champion Steer Sets Record Price at Exposition
The grand champion steer of the International Livestock Exposition sold for 10.75 a pound, the top price ever, beating the 10.50 posted in 1946. Aberdeen Antus Old Gold from E. Yoder and Sons Muscatine Iowa weighed 7200 pounds and was bought by Glenn McCarthy, Shamrock Hotel president in Houston, for the hotel opening on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aberdeen Antus
Plenty Of Coal On Hand For Local Places
Local coal dealer says supply is better than since the war began with nearly all types available and outlook favorable. Some sizes may be scarce but overall plenty of coal and improved quality are reported. severe cold or unforeseen events could still cause trouble.
Leases Under Rent Control Expanded Across County
Frederick area rent officials report many leases set under 15 percent voluntary increases before December 31 as part of the Housing and Rent act. Robert H. Shank notes the last month for such leases and explains recontrol rules for 1947 and 1948 terms. He assists landlords and tenants weekly at City Hall and clarifies decentrol provisions and sale consequences for rented properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Shank
Area Rent Division
Frederick
Shank
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Examiner
Strength of U S Has Kept Russia Checked
Cumberland notes Senator Tydings asserts U S strength keeps Russia from open war and deters Communist pressure. He compares it to fighting a forest fire and supports aid to allies as sound policy while noting U S atomic edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
United States
Russia
Tydings
D-Md
Cumberland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Frederick November parking meter receipts rise slightly
Collector Elgin Hemp reports November receipts in Frederick totaling 2275.06 dollars, higher than last year’s 2044.12 dollars. The data reflects the city’s parking meter collections for the month and compares to prior year performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Elgin Hemp
Federal Council approves principle merger to form national church council
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America voted in principle to join seven interdenominational bodies into a National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U S A. If formed, the council would span most Protestant denominations with autonomous member bodies. Dr. Luther A. Weigle predicted a draft constitution by 1959 as member churches total about 28 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council
The
Churches of Christ
Luther A. Weigle
National Council
Romanian Orthodox Church In
America
Religious Society of Friends of Philadelphia
Vicin
United Evangelistic
Weigle
Yale Divisity School
U. S
the Foreign, Missions Conference of North America
Home Missions Council of North America
International Council of Religious Education
Missionary Education Movement of the
United States
Canadational Protestant Council On Higher Education
United Council of Church Women
United Stewardship Council
Valuables Stolen From Senator Storm's Home
A 1 year old boy faces a Juvenile Court hearing on December 6 at 230 p m for delinquency over stealing about 490 to 500 dollars worth of valuables from State Senator Edward D. Storm's city home. The petition notes the attic was ransacked with antiques jewelry and other items stolen and later sold. Storm reports many articles recovered. items included costume jewelry, pitchers, electric trains, a radio, books, Navy insignia, old money and souvenirs. Additional hearings are set for three other cases involving a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Storm
William C. Roderick
Sio
Navy
Major Johnson Cited After Auto Accident
Maryland State Police official Edward Kickar Johnson fifty two is cited after a late night crash in northwest Baltimore. A patrol car allegedly struck a parked car and did not stop. Chief Inspector Wallace and Beverly Ober were notified of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ba Eariy
Edward iI
Edward Kickar Johnson
Maryland
M. Joseph Wallace
Beverly Ober
Wallace Johnson
LeRoy Howard Lutz
Rights talk and war fears highlighted by Miss Lous-Mohr
Miss Lous-Mohr, a Oslo high school teacher and WWII refugee, tours the United States urging caution on belligerent talk. She argues that keeping peace requires public education, economic balance, and women’s expanded political roles while noting Norway’s wartime hardships and postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lo
Norway
League For Peace
Free- Ne
United States
Hood College
WIL 2
Ohr
Oslo
Andergrour
Rainy Day Records Tied As November Brings Wet Streak
The local weather observer reported November tied a 28 year record for most rainy days with 21 days of at least 0.01 inch precipitation, matching August 1920. A forecast of increasing cloudiness with showers tomorrow followed by mild weather, plus a cold morning with ice, capped the day.
Blue Blood Circuit Sparks Flutter Over Social Register
The New York social register edition for 1929 trims or elevates a who’s who list. Barbara Sears Rockefeller, daughter of a coal miner, marries Winthrop Rockefeller and enters the elite. Eisenhower transfers from D C to New York listings as Columbia University president. Other notables dropped include William S. Paley, Barbara Mortimer, James F. McDonnell, and Leonard Bacon Clark amid ebbs of high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Wiliam S. Paler
Columbia Broadcasting System
Barbara Cushing Mortimer
Boston
Hst
James F. AicDonnell, Jr
Henry Ford
Alfred Guyane van Bit
Frances Oberteuffer
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Leonard Bacon Clark
Tawren Ember
Biglerville to Expand Driver Training Program
Biglerville school plans to intensify driver training with dual controls for non instructional use. About 36 pupils enroll. students 16 may qualify for learner permits and begin road operation after classroom work. In five years the course has graduated 50 pupils and may expand to adult instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglery
Aich
Accoraing i
United States urges UN admit Israel without delay
The United States pressed the United Nations Security Council to admit Israel to the United Nations promptly, reporting from Paris on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Paris
United Sistes
Security Council
United Nations
Berlin braces for new Communist disruption in elections
Divided Berlin faced fresh attempts to disrupt western sector election plans as Red hecklers targeted a western political rally. In Russian-occupied East Berlin a new Communist government met in the former City Hall while Western Berlin’s elected assembly, under a state of emergency, convened again and Western allied liaison officers were withdrawn from City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Red Hecklers
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Town
Deeds were recorded in the clerk office for the sale of properties. Mrs Nan L Wiener widow of George H Wiener sold the business and apartment property at 2 North Market Street to Jean G Goetze of Mionravia for about 24090. A federal housing project in Bruns derati near Washington was noted. A town fountain ceremony and caretaker cleanup occurred at Court House Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Properties
Nan L. Wiener
George H. Wiener
North Market Street
Jean G. Goetze
Mionravia
Con
Sian National Bank
Hassin D. Richards
Federsit
Brunsderati
St of Washington
Commissi
George F Wenner Receives Hospital Care After Burns
George F. Wenner aged 34 of Lovettsville Virginia is hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital for burns sustained last Friday at his home. He was treated at the scene and later moved to the hospital for further care as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Wenner
Lovettsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Higher Taxes Seen To Curb Red Ink In State Budget
James E Webb told state officials at the ninth biennial gathering that federal spending will rise with tax revenue and deficits. He warned that despite high prices and employment, government demands grow faster than revenues, driven by defense, aid programs, and interest on the debt. He noted grants to state and local governments are hard to trim within a single year.
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Planon
India - Trumian
Pentagon
Defense Forrestal
Dee
James E. Webb
Webb
Ing
Tes
300 Carmen Shopmen Will Be Furloughed in Cumberland
Cumberland Dec 24 A. J. Morrison superintendent of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cumberland division said today 300 car men and shopmen would be given indefinite furloughs early next This follows a two day layoff which affected 1500 employes in the division Morrison said half of the 300 affected are shopmen in the Cumberland shops and the other half would be carmen at Keyser WVa He said a decrease in net operating income forced the furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
R. A. J. Morrison
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Carmen
Morrison
Keyser
W. Va
American evacuees arrive in Manila from China
Two transport planes carried 39 evacuees including 25 children from Shanghai and Nanking to Manila. A second flight was expected Monday. Abs. Robert H. Soule reported no panic in Nanking and no tears among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
China
Shanghai
Nanking
Robert H. Soule
Washie
U. S
Mellinger Named Director of OCD in Chicago Area
Ambrose Neal of White Hall appeals a $25 fine for blocking a fire engine en route to a Lee Place fire. The appeal, filed after Ambrose Neal’s objection, was dismissed by his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Neal
Mindistrate
Frederick
C. C
New
Lee Place
Suchow Falls To Reds As News From Nanking Reports
The Chinese Communists claim Suchow near Nan king fell and threaten northward by rail and air. Radio reports from Nanking and Shanghai indicate Red forces approach within a mile of Suchow as government forces fight near Pengpu and Shanghai pilots observe refugees streaming westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Suchow
Penzpu
Swan
Associated Press
San Francisco
Shanghai
Red
Chang Lieu-Shih
Chiang Kai
Jacques Meyrier
Pengpu
Claire
Deers Hunter Dies After Ailment Near Mauner Pa
Fatally stricken during a deer hunt near Mauner Pennsylvania on Monday afternoon Arthur Hofer 21 son of Walter Gibbs Sr and Mrs Gibbs of Powell dies shortly after from a heart ailment. He lived in Powell Ails Gibbs niece Thelma Gibbs and siblings survive. Funeral arrangements at Mt Sterling Ohio Mt Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauner
Arthur Hofer
Walter Gibbs
Point of Rocks
Powell
Gibbson
En’ Cion
Nona
Vona
City Truck and Auto Damaged In Collision on Rosemont
A city truck stopped in the left lane on Rosemont Avenue near West College Terrace was struck by an eastbound car driven by James E. Barigis of 402 Fairview Avenue. Barigis said sun glare blinded him. his car sustained front damage while the truck had minor damage. The truck was being driven by Charles H. Lang of 3 West Ninth Street. Officer Charles Bell continued the investigation.
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Rosemont Avenue
West College Terrace
James E. Barigis
Fairview Avenue
Barigis
Charles H. Lang
West Ninth Street
Charles Bell
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Emoval
New York
National Council For All
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Ameria
Ricker
Senator Storm
Major Johnson
St Fespreac
Ohas
Ussr
Mohi
Europe
Lous-Mohr
Miss Lous- Mohr
Wil
Jane Addams
Emily Green Balch
Denmark
Sweden
Hitle
Biglerville
G BR Mar Honer
Court House Park
Bernard Staith Pesterd
U.S
Mellinger
OCD
Chiang
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