Red Chorus of Strikes Spurs Debate on Aid to Europe
Under secretary Robert A. Lovett labeled current France and Italy protests Communist inspired and tied to Soviet policy while urging continued European aid. He testified to the Senate Appropriations Committee in favor of the 597 million dollar emergency aid for France, Italy, and Austria, noting resistance against Communism and timing with the London conference. House and Senate pacts face cuts and ceiling fights as lawmakers debate aid levels, with Rep Lodge urging continued occupation forces in Italy and others pressing for smaller totals.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovell
France
Ialy
United States
Europe
Lovett
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Italy
Austria
State Department
London
House
China
Lodge R-Conz
Trieste
Lodge
Cominform
Belgrade
U. S
Lal
Truman
Rep
Jonkman
R-Mich
Buck
New York
Taber
Suit Filed For 15000 Against Frederick County Agricultural Society
Attorney E Austin Tames and Benjamin B Rosen filed details in Circuit Court alleging $15000 in damages for Bartley a Harrisonburg Virginia resident injured at the 1946 Frederick Fair when a harness horse bolted through a drawgate and struck him He sought compensation for pain and expense claiming he acted to protect others during the incident. The suit had been titled earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin Tames
Benjaminb. Rosenstock
Lewis A. Bartley
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Bartley
Reproducing Flowers in Gold and Silver by NEA Service
Ariel Millias, a New England designer and former Hollywood consultant on oriental ornament, turns blossoms into solid gold or silver replicas. His process yields exact petal by petal reproductions, with a silver gardenia shown and a pine cone made into a sterling paperweight, each piece a unique custom work not for mass production.
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NEA Service
Providence
Ariel Millias
Hollywood
New England
Dr. Milas
Millias
Secre
Fire Destroys Lovettsville Farm Home. Family Relocated
Mr and Mrs Norman Russell and their eight children lost their Lovettsville farm home and furnishings in a fire on October 31. The Red Cross provided first aid and ongoing aid, with local and regional donors aiding reestablishment. Landlord Mercer Love and Red Cross workers H W Beatty plus Ernest Ridgeway led relief, followed by many community contributors from Falls Church Purcellville Leesburg and Brunswick. The family now lives in another tenant house of Afr Love with support continuing from neighbors and churches.
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Lovettsville
Norman Russell
Mercer Love
Afr Love
American Red Cross
H. W. Beatty
Red Cross Home Service
Ernest Ridgeway
Love
Beatty
Goldie Paine
Falls Church
Lee Douglas
T. W. Warner
C. E. Green
Stanley Emerich
Elizabeth Riley
Fred Fry
Ralph Cooper
R. R. Myers
P. F. Legard
H. C. Rogers
Bushong
Helen Painter
The
James ‘Arnold
Ethel Stream
Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
C. M. Beatty
Barnhouse
Dorothy Compher
Lucille Compher
Alma Pearson
Flossie Danner
Alice Overton
L. P. Hickman
George Wire
Elbert Everhart
Charles Wirts
M. C. Filler
Tom Russell
W. J. Whitman
George Mentzer
W. A. Wade
the Hub
Leesburg
John Rollins
Bud Coates
Raymond Chinn
Lewis Cresen
Rirs
Robert Miller
Lee Luckett
Edith Bruin
H. D. Beatty
Harry Y. George
Brimswick
Roy J. Pancoast
J. Hill Grubb
Ferrand
Purcellville
H. S. Potterfield
Edward Tyler
Blacksburg
Roanoke
V M.L
Tommy Potterfield
Tylers
Loudoun
Thomas Kane
Mary McCleary
Fred
Week end guests visit Frye and Virts families
Week end guests include Mr and Mrs Paul Beales and Mr and Mrs R N Joyner of Washington who spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Garland Frye. Bernard Potterfield of Jacksonville Fla visited his mother Airs Bertie Potterfield. Rev R R Richard of Shanksville stayed with his nephew and niece and visited Mrs H W Beatty. George Virts of Washington vacationed with his parents Mr and Mrs G H Virts Sr.
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New York
Milas
Oxford
Columbus Unive
Oly Ene Erick
RD. George
John Frye
Washington
Airs
John Kolb
Rachel Kennedy
Mary Catherine
Myrland Frye
H. W. Beatty
Mildred Peacock
George Cooper
Alice Peacock
Ida Wolford
Irene Adait
Barbara Hickman
Thurston Potts
Roanoke
Paul Beales
R. N. Joyner
Garland Frye
Bernard Potterfield
Jacksonville
Fla
Bertie Potterfield
R. R. Richard
Shanksville
W. B. Williams
H W. Beatty
George Virts
G. H. Virts
Weekend visitors roam Frederick area in late November
Ladiesburg families hosted weekend guests including Edgar Smith and Ian, Edgar Sheeley of Emmitsburg, Lyle and family from Dixie Lee Point of Rocks, Gideon Horne party from Frederick, George Waters of Havre de Grace, Main family of Westminster, and William Smith of York PA. Thanksgiving hosts included F. H. Birely family and the Gaver Bar Dorev group. Ethel Willhide hospitalized Tuesday for observation.
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Westminster
William Smith
York
Walter Lind
Dar
F. H. Birely
Ann
C. W. Bink
Lola
Is Smith
Edest Willhide
Joseph Gaver
Carroll Bar Dorev
Norman Stitely
Dennis
John Pomeroy
Frederick
New Windsor Girls Win State Class D Field Ball Title
New Windsor High School girls field ball team captured the Maryland State Association of Health and Physical Education Class D championship. They previously won county titles by beating Lisbon Howard and Walkersville, then defeated Pittsville 3 1 in Centerville on November 21. Team members include Ruth Crabbs Merle Crawmer June Lambert Ann Derr Betty Haley Ann Mae McKinney Audrey Myers Peggy Lease Margaret Ann Young Betty Jane Miller Mary Angel Miriam Billings.
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New Windsor
Maryland State Association of Health and Physical Education
Highland High School
Harford County
Lisbon High
Howard County
Walkersville High School
Frederick County
Pittsville High School
Centerville
Pittsville
Mirs
Virginia Saunders
New
Wingsor High School
Gilbert Martin
Ruth Crabbs
Merle Crawmer
June Lambert
Ann Derr
Betty Haley
Ann Mae McKinney
Audrey Myers
Peggy Lease
Margaret Ann Young
Betty Jane Miller
Mary Angel
Miriam Billings
Deer Season Ends Today in Frederick County
The deer hunting season closes at sundown, with a large number of hunters in the mountains. Wardens filed one illegal gun charge against Bush Ainsmith near Ciney, with next Tuesday court appearance. Several hunters reported kills including Myron Draper, Myer sville, and Frederick Bower near Emmitsburg, plus Alton Toms who shot a nine point buck in Garrett County. Benchoff of Blue Ridge Summit reported a deer at Oakland, while Clarence W. Lewis of Smithsburg was omitted from the county bag list despite a four point, 133 pound buck. Bucks remain roaming, says Warden Day at Lewistown station. No hunting in Catoctin Recreational Area confines deer refuge for now.
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Frederick County
Alegal
Glenn Butts
Phebus
Bush Ainsmith
Ciney
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Myron Draper
Myersville
Silver Spring
Frederick
Bower
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg - Alton
Peter Toms
Fifth Street
Garrett County
Grantsville
Bruce S
Blue Ridge Summit
Oakland
Robert E. Day
Lewistoun
Catoctin Mountain
Catoctin
Clarence W. Lewis
Smithsburg
Estimation of volcanic eruption output in the Cenozoic era
The passage estimates that volcanic action has displaced about 500,000 cubic miles of material onto the earth’s surface during the current geologic era, the Cenozoic.
Butcherings At Homes Spark Local Feasts And Death In Town
A series of home butchering events across Libertytown and nearby areas produced several hundred pounds of dressed pork from eight to twelve hogs. Notable participants included Mr and Mrs Charles Morgan and Mr and Mrs Raymond Snoots, with detailed lists of attendees. In Charles Town West Virginia mutuel clerk Max Daske died after a heart attack at work. Separately sea water for the London Zoo aquarium is shipped from the Bay of Biscay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morgan
Libertytown
Raymond Morgan
Florence Morgan
Airs
Marvin Covell
Sydnor Gordon
James Bell
William Smith
Madeline Morgan
Eva Mogan
Frances’ Covell
Harry Smith
Glen
Ray
Jackie Morgan
Gilmore C. Hamilton
Frederick
Gilnore QO Hamilton
Austin Hamilton
James C. Beard
Edward Beard
Atlee Green
John W. Benner
Charles Holtzappie
Ira Brachey
George Etzler
Paul Beard
Harold Horman
David Burker
Howard Valentine
Charles Barrier
Rudy Harmiton
Marx Garber
Erissa Hamilton
Dane Hamilton
Wanda Hamilton
Doris Green
Charles Town
W. Va
Max Daske
F. Drake
Covington, Ky
Aquarium of the
London Zoological Gardens
Bay of Biscay
Leaders On SFOT Tied Atop Standings With Key Matches
Tri County Soccer League leaders face Sunday action as Middletown hosts Frederick while Blue Ridge Summit travels to Brunswick to meet the Railroaders. Fourth place New Windsor goes to Emmitsburg against winless hosts, with referees Keefer at Middletown Shook at Emmitsburg and Rudy at Brunswick. Also, Hanover plans to add six patrolmen in 1948 to boost school hour protection, per Police Captain Max W Rickard. A compact six foot Domini tobacco roll from the Dominican Republic is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFOT
Middletown
Frederick
Blue Ridge Summit
Brunswick
Toop
New Windsor
Emmitsburg
Prexy Dorsey
Shipley
Keefer
Middle- Town
Shook
Rudy
Higerstown
Max W. Rickard
Andullo Tobacco
Dominican Republic
Storage Tank Blast Kills Gauger at Standard Oil Plant
An explosion sparked by a severe electrical storm at a Standard Oil refinery released over 467000 gallons of gasoline from a storage tank. One man, James F. Morris, 20, of Santa Monica, died while on top of the tank. an injured worker is being treated. Fire crews contained the blaze three hours later, preventing spread to adjacent tanks. Lightning is suspected as the blast cause, with no damage estimate yet.
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Segundo
Calif
Standard Oil Co
James FE. Morris
Santa Monica
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Reds
Fair
Berryville
Carter Hall
Afillwood
Clarke County
Garrard B. Lambert
Princeton
XL. J
Frank
E. Christopher
Morgantown
Stacey Liord
Clarke Courier
Lambert
Tate
John Wesley Davis
Salisbury
Dee
Thomas Mason
Girdletree
Worcester County
Wisconsin
Shore County
Gardenias
MR. Goodwey
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick ST
H. Bart
Msgr
Singer Sewing Machine Co
SO. Met
Mr. and
Mrs. Frye
Ladiesburg
Black Forest
Blue Ridge Building
Apply Rose Tavern
Charles Matino
Pearre
Siore
Markell & Ford
Raymond Snoots
Yellow Springs
Luther Stang
Roger Snoots
Anna Willams
Grace Snoots
Anna Snoots
Joshua Summers
Roy Snoots
Claude Stang
Russell Stang
Raymond Snuoeotts, Jr
Charlesville
Nicodemus
N. Court ST
RADIO
W. Patrick
RAY — Mond
Studio of Magic
Liberty Street
Renn
N. Market St. School
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Sycamore Service Center
Harry C. Main
the Orchard
Sinclair H.C
Automobile Club
Annoe
Maryland
Robert D. Mohler
All Saints Street
Frederick, Md
W. Patrick Street
Ralph W. Beyer
Leery Christimas
Demsberg S
Heweley
KET Hotel Bldg
Hutzler Brothers of
Baltimore
All Saints Parish Hall
Snyder
North Market St
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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