City urged to buy Cronise property for boulevard plan
Frederick realtor J A Cramer urges the city to purchase the Cronise property on Bentz Street to create a through boulevard. He argues rezoning and traffic changes could ease Market Street congestion, attract small shops, and boost tax revenue to help fund the project.
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Aliss Bente
Ja R B
Frederick Realtor
Tramer
I Bentz
Wreet
Cramer
Fredawick
Bottlereck
Rockwell O Fourth Street
Ben x
Stree Terrace
Ioral
Ir. Cramer
Patrick Street
Wall
Market Street
Franklin
Patrick St
Patrick
South Street
South Market Street
Gally
Corm-Mented
Euliy
Car Stolen From Garage Recovered
A damaged report notes a car stolen from a garage was recovered. The fragment mentions a vehicle and a previous theft and repair context but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Flood of Counterfeit Bills Reported Across Nation
New York officials report a flood of counterfeit Sid and S20 bills flooding the country, with the total running into millions of dollars. Government officials note widespread circulation and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medical Detachment Seeks Recruits in Frederick
Frederick unit announces reorganization and recruitment campaign under Lt. Col B O Jr. The Iceait underwent federal inspection led by Major Frank E. Garden from the Inspector General’s Office. A report praised the visit as the day room is redecorated for holiday festivities.
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Frederick
B. O. Jr
Frank E. Garden
Inspector Generals Office
Garden
Chiang Kai-Shek’s wife seeks aid from U.S. leaders
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek pressed top American officials for aid to combat Chinese Communists as Secretary of State Marshall met her in Leesburg and President Truman planned a future reception. The talks followed hints of possible further U.S. assistance, with Hofmann’s forthcoming report cited among factors.
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Washington
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Marshall
Truman
Chiang
Leesburg
State Department
Nanking
Paul Hofman
Sister Mary Angela Takes Perpetual Vows
Sister Mary Angela, a member of the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel order, took perpetual vows at the local monastery in a ceremony led by Rev. James M. Hogan with attendance from Rev. Roger K. Wood and others. Sister Ann Saffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Saffer of Emmitsburg, participated as part of the event.
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Ne Odlock
Mary Saffer
Ann
John Saffer
Emmitsburg
James M. Hogan
St. John’s Church
Lawrence J. Am D.D
More
Roger K. Wood
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Thurmont
Stouter
Hogan
Wes Gradi
Jobless Pay Law Changes Proposed By Council
The council considers amendments to unemployment compensation including adding $2 per child benefits up to four, tying eligibility to prior year earnings, limiting benefits for seasonal workers, lowering employer rates, requiring separation notices, and moving work-seeking to the disqualification section. The 40-to-30 liberalization would cost an additional $200,000 to $360,000 annually. seasonal provisions would limit claims for seafood workers. An employer reporting requirement for paid claimants is also proposed.
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Ably
Employment Security Board
Council
Indus
Delaware la
Skidding Car Impacts Residence In Street Incident
A sedan skidded on icy Sevenths Motherly street and struck a house at Mrs. Bratie Shafi s lawn. The vehicle damaged fenders and a tire while reportedly stopping as police investigated. No charges filed as Lieut Barigis and officers examined the scene near North Street and Market Street.
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Tepor
Tan
Bratie Shafi
Lieut
Barigis
Gamage
Norther Street
Sear Sweet
Trac Hich
Delmas ML Schrowv
Market Street
Tieut. F
Celler Aims to Curb Insurance Firms Power
Representative Cellier of New York vows a full investigation by the Hor Committee into insurance companies. He calls them a menace to the economy and seeks to curb their powers as he nears potential chairmanship, though committee control may limit scope.
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Washington
Cellier
D-Ny
Surance
Hor Judicary Committee
Celler
Judiciary Committee
Congress
New Breathing Nose Demonstrated By AMA
A plastic breathing nose shown to the American Medical Association features a wartime valve to attach to oxygen tubes or ventilate a doctor controlled way. It promises effortless breathing for impaired or unconscious patients and could assist miners and hospital patients with respiration.
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Louis
American Medical Association
Amvets Favor Federal Bonus and Plan Yearly Elections
Local Amvets members favored a federal bonus for veterans but urged deferring action until the next national convention. Officers and six directors were nominated for the new year with elections set for January 6 at the home, voting from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Four directors will be chosen.
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Amyvets
Veterans’ Organization
L. L. Liller
Gordon Spurrier
Frank Beachley
Grafton Cost
John Clem
Floyd Kreh
James Feaga
Ralph Fry
Manuel Weinberg
Edgar Stevens
Tom Glass
James Spangler
Amvet
National Economic Committee
Amvets
Ameri
Vetrans
Dick Harp
Cumberland
Sund
Vernon Cassell
Forced Landing In Field Near Alexandria Va
A Luscombe single engine plane driven by an Alexandria pilot made a forced landing in a field off Route 26 near the Israeli Creek bridge close to Ceresville. No damage or injuries reported. The pilot, possibly a local tying club member, diverted from Baltimore and later refueled at Stevens Airport near Lewistown before returning to Alexandria.
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Alexandria
Israeli Creek Bridge
Ceresville
Baltimore
Luscombe
Stevens Airport
Lewistown
Sunda
Women in Total War Highlight Roles of Peace and Resistance
Marie Lous-Mohr the international chairman of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom spoke at Town Hall about women’s indispensable roles in total war. She traced Nazi occupation in Norway, underground resistance, and efforts to press for peace from World War I through World War II.
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Marie Lous-Mehr
Themerican Ciation of
Hoodeye
Y-Hu
Calieze
Miss Lous-Mohr
Europe
Hague
Netherlands
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Miss Louis
Zurich
Versailles
Norway
Broad Conciliation Approved Amid Jewish Boundary Debate
Paris reports a new American conciliation proposal on Jewish boundaries approved by a large majority. Dean Rus of the United States proposed a British resolution. the amendment directs a conciliation commission to work with Jews and Arabs to settle all outstanding problems.
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Paris
Ette Pan
Dean Rus
United States
Deer Season Rules Emphasized At Federal Park
Park Superintendent B Williams warned Monday that hunting is prohibited in all areas of the Gract Recreation Area and urged the public to follow regulations. Open deer season runs Monday through Saturday from sunrise to sunset with one deer per season and antlered male restrictions. checking will be at Snook's store Lewistown.
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Pondem
Snook’s
Lewistown
Mountaindale F
Nazi Officer Hanged After Massacre on Borkum Island
News records a German navy lieutenant and three other war criminals executed in separate Friday actions for leading the 1945 Borkum Island massacre of American airmen. The executions followed Army reports detailing the killings and forcible marches of captives.
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Munich
Gert Dee
Borkum Island
Erich Wentsel
Aimerican
Viet of Work
Zel
Ima G
Wentzel
Guards
Army
Service Budget Talk Banned by White House Orders
Fragmentary text indicates the White House ordered control over discussions of a proposed service budget. The Air Force and other forces were told to restrict commentary and communications related to the budget during the advisory period. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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White House
Truman
Body of Bride Found Shot in Back Near Belington
The body of Lucille Teter, a young bride, was discovered by searchers near Belington, Barbour County, in the rain soaked woods. She had gone deer hunting from her sister's home and was found face down about 2:30 am. Authorities planned an inquest and will study the bullet type to determine cause of death.
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Belington
W. Va
Dee
Lucille Teter
Joda
Everett Wilmoth
Wilmoth
Barbour County
Chicago
John Goodman
Baltimore Repair Shop Suffered Major Fire Loss
A five alarm blaze gutted the upper floors of a Baltimore repair shop at Gar and Oliver streets. A fireman suffered a cut from exploding glass. Police estimated over 10 099 spectators watched the fire as structures housed carpentry shops, a machine shop, and storage for electrical equipment.
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Baltimore
Gar and
Oliver Streets
Charter Committee Names Seven Candidates
The Charter Committee announces seven candidates including Lew Zien for the upcoming election. Details show scheduled voting dates and the list of nominees to fill the committee seats.
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Charter Committee
Montcharter Committee
Lew Zien
Extended Maryland Delaware Forecast With Warmer Weekend
Forecast calls for Saturday clearing and warmer afternoon Sunday, then fair Monday. Temperatures stay near normal Monday and Tuesday, with above normal rainfall expected midweek. Snow or rain likely in the mountains late Wednesday as a storm system passes, with cooler temperatures returning.
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Maryland
Delaware
Searmer
Suchow Loss Confirmed At Nanking Evacuation Follows
Chinese forces report Suchow's fall to the Reds with the main government army groups retreating from the city. An estimated ten to eleven corps, about 110000 troops, faced the advance as air observers noted smoke plumes over Suchow. Officials warn of possible government withdrawal further south if Communist pressure continues, while stressing intention to defend Nanking.
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Dee
Suchow
HER Ory Ye Ces
Nanking
Red
3Rh
Paichingshi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hwai River
Yangtze
Nehang
Wanking
Weather Delays Farm Work Across County
Heavy November rain slows seeding for about 90 percent of the county's 50 000 wheat acres. Early and late wheat and barley show good emergence while corn harvesting and shocking progress is stalled. Pasture remains feed for livestock despite frosts and ongoing pruning.
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W. QO
Henry FR. Shoemaker
Merger Proposal for Baltimore and National Orchestras
Baltimore December 3. Merger of the Baltimore and National Symphony orchestras would be a wonderful solution to problems plaguing both groups. R. E. Lee Ta, president of the Baltimore Symphony board, said last night that such an idea had been in minds and informal surveys had been made though no steps had been taken to begin a merger.
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Baltimore
National Symphony
R. E. Lee Ta
Baltimore Symphony
National Sympony
Washington
Taylor
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