Pfc Stull Rites To Be Held Friday For WW II Casualty
Pfc Lester Earl Stull, killed in action at Su Lo on July 18, 1944, will be the first interred in Mt Olivet Memorial Plot dedicated to Frederick city and county men killed in World War I. His body arrives from the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot and will be moved to 106 East Church Street, with a military funeral Friday at 2 PM. Survived by wife Charlotte Rice Stull, parents Mr. and Mrs. George E Stull, two sisters and a brother, he had served since August 11, 1943, in tank and infantry units with training in Texas and North Carolina. Funeral directors are Fr R Etchison and Son.
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Lester Earl Stell
Su Lo
Mt Olivet
Frederick City
Pfc
Sta
Philadelphia
East Church Street
New York
Robert Burns
Martin C. Lewis
Stull
George E
Annie Covell Suuil
Bloomfield
Charlotte Rice Stull
West Church Street
Everedy Company
France
Texas
North Carolina
Milton Rice
Mountandale
Ffe
Harry Garrett
Pearl
Harvey Blank
George E. Stull
Fr. R. Etchison and Son
Devereaux Dies After Stroke At 30 At Frederick
Eugene Edward Devereaux 30, of 109 College avenue, died after a paralytic stroke at Cappello's Food Market his death occurred at Frederick Memorial Hospital four hours after the onset. He was a son of Thomas EB Devereaux and Ella Smith Devereaux, member of St John Church and Frederick Ledge No 684 BPO Elks. He served seven years as bookkeeper at Cappello’s Food Market with Rose Cappello his brother in law. Survived by siblings Rev Thomas G Devereaux C M Baltimore Mrs Rose Cappello Frederick Mrs J Bonn Kemp Baltimore Joseph L Devereaux Baltimore Mrs Paul V Scheurich Baltimore Vincent DeP Devereaux Frederick a cousin Most Rev William M Slattery C M M superior general Vincen tian Fathers Paris France. The body is at the funeral home 106 East Church street then to the home of Rose Cappello. Funeral Thursday at 9:45 then Requiem Mass at ten in St John’s Church. Interment in St John’s Cemetery Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Eugene Edward Devereaux
College Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cappello
Thomas EB
Ella Smith Devereaux
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick Ledge No
Frederick
William M._ Slattery
The
Vincentian Fathers
Paris
France
East Church Street
Rose Cappello
St. John’s Cemetery
A. R_. Etchison and Son
Home Fire Prevention Demonstration Planned
A fire prevention demonstration will be held at Braddock Heights skating rink Thursday at 7 30 p m under the Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Department. The event showcases two Sparks Club insurance adjusters from Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania districts. The State Forest and Parks Department provided a moving picture on fire prevention to be shown with the demonstration, and the public is invited.
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Braddock Heights
Editors At Stars And Stripes Angry Over MacArthur Claims
Two editors of Stars and Stripes in Washington DC denied charges published in the New York Daily Worker alleging General MacArthur uses the Army newspaper to push distorted propaganda. The lengthy page one editorial was the first ever in Stars and Stripes and was signed by Hanson Hathaway and George W. Hurd.
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Fokro
Stars and Stripes
Imaade
New York Daily Worker
Hanson H. Hathaway
George W. Hurd
Washington, D. C
Hartman Pastor of Augsburg Lutheran Dies at 69
Rev. H. B. Hartman founder and longtime pastor of Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church in Baltimore died today at age 69. He served the congregation for more than 30 years and was a prominent local religious leader.
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H. BH. Hartman
Baltimore
Herbert H. Hartman
Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran Church
City Officials Review Price Traffic Survey Proposals
City officials concede Frederick Price provided extensive traffic survey data and proposals. Mayor and aldermen will discuss with William Childs, chief engineer, about traffic control changes and potential by passing Frederick’s ideas, while noting they seek to digest the report before concluding.
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I Osborne L Price
Frederick
Suirvey
Price
William F. Childson
Strate ‘Roads Commission
Meyor Lloyd C. Culler
Afr
William B. Boral
Childs
Commission
Alvey V. Renn
Two Long Weekends For State Employes
Governor Lane announced two long weekends for state employees during Christmas and New Year. State offices close Christmas Day to December 28 and New Year’s Day to January 4, with no proclamation of legal holidays. Cold weather moves in with temperatures likely below 20 degrees and a coldest-month reading possible as a high wind storm peaks before gradual relief.
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Annapolis
Lane
Tate
Permission Needed To Cut Holiday Greens In Maryland
Maryland natural resources board warns enforcement officers to protect private property from unauthorized holiday greens gathering. Statewide notice reiterates legal restrictions requiring permission of the property owner before cutting greens.
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Baltimore
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Time Now To Start Mailing For Christmas Time
Frederick post office officials urged early mailing for Christmas parcels and cards as window service will stay open until 5 p m on the two Saturdays before Christmas. Morning and afternoon deliveries will replace the single morning run, with extra staff aiding city carriers.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Cold snap grips Midwest with record lows at Bemidji
The Associated Press reports temperatures plunged to near 30 degrees below zero in Minnesota, with Bemidji at 28 below in the early hours. A severe snowstorm affected parts of New England, New York, and the Great Lakes, while coastal regions faced windy conditions and scattered rain in the Southeast. In Maryland a wanted man, Homer B. Conler of Miversville Kentucky, faces a Baltimore warrant on a false pretenses charge after posting a bogus £30 check.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Canada
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Texas
North Atlantic Coast
Bemidji
New England
New York State
Osweto
Lake Ontario
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Nebraska
Georgia
Carolina
Baltimore
Homer B. Conler
Miversville
Conley
William Connors
Isaac Hamburger
Sos
Russia halts trade talks with France over alliance rifts
London reports the Soviet Union has canceled trade talks with France and accused Paris of hostile acts. Moscow radio released a note by Feodor Gousev saying France unilaterally voided the two year repatriation accord and expelled the French mission from Russia. The Soviet embassy in Paris said the French repatriation center at Camp Beauregard is to be taken over.
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London
Russia
France
Moscow
Feodor Gousev
Paris
Camp Beauregard
Pittsburgh Balloon Returns From County Detour Mystery Flight
A radar-sonde balloon launched by the Pittsburgh weather station at 11 p.m. Saturday was found near the Barrier farm at Detour at 7:30 a.m. Sunday and shipped back to the station. The device carried notes for upper air data and automatic parachute deployment after bursting. A later sighting of a large balloon over Frederickton attracted police, but Linden Hills station denied sending any similar craft.
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Pittsburgh
Barrier Farm
Detour
Weather Bureau
Earth
Barkier
State Police
Forever Amber Reclassified By Legion of Decency
New York reports that Forever Amber has been removed from the condemned list of the National Legion of Decency. The Catholic church review board said revisions moved the film to morally objectionable in part rather than fully condemned.
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New York
National Legion of Decency
the Legion
Catholic Church
Open revolt grips southern Etienne and Marseille
Strikers grip southern Etienne and Marseille as heavy fighting is reported from Valence and Avignon, with approaches to Nice blocked by strikers. In Paris leaders of the General Confederation of Labor demand an interview with President Vincent Aurial as 1,200,000 additional workers join the 2,000,000 already out.
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Marseille
Valence
Avignon
Nice
Paris
General Confederation of Labor
Vincent Aurial
Skirmishes Break Out In Palestine
Jerusalem reports say Hagana claims 30 to 83 Arabs killed and about 145 wounded by Tel Aviv defenders after an Arab attack. Officials call it bunk as sporadic clashes continue near Tel Aviv and Jaffa. The 10 day Palestine death toll reaches 105 unofficially amid warnings of guerrilla support and Arab League actions.
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Jerusalem
Hagan
Tel Aviv
Associated Press
Jaffa
Foly Land
Palestiine
Tel-Aviv
Sterr
Hagana
Palestine Liberation Committee
Damascus
Syria
Holy Land
Palestine
Abd el Krim
Morocco
Cairo
North Africa
Arab League
London
Whitehalk
Britain
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Lake Success
Security Council
General Assembly
Council
Lebanon
Egypt
Towns Only Druggist Is Killed By Automobile
Ridgely December 9 John B Davis age 75 longtime resident and owner of Community Drug Store was killed instantly when struck by an automobile last night. Davis arrived in 1899 and built a landmark shop offering prescriptions ice cream sodas and candy He led local service including the Ridgely Commissioners Volunteer Fire Department Board of Trade and Masonic Lodge He was a native of Queen Annes County and formerly worked with a Centreville drug firm.
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Ridgely
John B. Davis
Davis
Comuunity Drug
Vote on Foreign Aid Bill Faces House Showdown
Backers pressure House to resist deep cuts to the administrations 597 million dollar foreign aid program with possible vote delay. Senate approved full funding 597 million. House committee cut to 590 million and added China to recipients with 60.9 million, narrowing aid for Italy Austria and France. Market notes New York rails and industrials edge toward recovery as leaders fail to advance.
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Ington
House
Uni
Senate
Heure Foreign Affairs Committee
Chima
Italy
Austria
France
Truman
New York
Rationing Bill Proposed to Congress for Meat and Gasoline
Washington reports the administration backed legislation to empower Congress to ration meat gasoline and other commodities. The bill would authorize government crop purchases and give President Truman powers to allocate and fix priorities on key supplies including livestock steel and grain. Senator Cooper pressed if consumer rationing was included and Foster confirmed that it would.
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Washington
Administration
Congress
William C. Foster
Senate Judiciary
Harriman
Foster
President Truman
Truman
Cooper Ir-Ry
New Medical Detachment for 115th Infantry to be Based Here
The Maryland National Guard will form a Medical Detachment of the 115th Infantry in this city at the State Armory. The unit, consisting of one medical officer one MAC officer and 30 enlisted men, will serve as the detachment for the First Battalion. Eligible former Medical Corps personnel with war service may apply for the MAC officer post. Col Louis D. Smith said he hopes to have the detachment locally, distinct from Company A, and invites interested personnel to enlist. New York. Dec 9 Herbert O Crisler named coach of the year in college football polls.
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115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
MAC
Frederick
115Th
Louis D. Smith
Army
Navy
Communists Defy French Cabinet Over Strike Ultimatum
Paris December 9 Communists and CGT leaders signal defiance of a cabinet ultimatum demanding 2,000,000 strikers return to work by tomorrow. Benoit Frachon says terms unsatisfactory while the Central National Strike Committee reinforces the walkouts crippling the economy. The Schuman plan offers 1500 francs retroactive boosts, price and salary stabilization studies, and immunity from prosecutions for most strikers.
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Paris
France
Benoit Frachon
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Central National Strike Committee
CGT Lnsaders
Robert Schuman
Truxal named Hood College president designate
Dr. Andrews G. Truxal of Dartmouth College will succeed Dr. Henry Stehr as Hood College president when he retires in July 1948. Truxal, 47, a sociologist, has been a Dartmouth professor for 19 years and is a leading authority on the American family. He serves Hanover as selectman and trustees Hitchcock Hospital and Kimball Union Academy.
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Andrews G. Truxal
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Hampshire
Henry Irvin Stehr
Hood College
Hood College Board of Trustees
Truxall
Joseph Henry Apple
North College Parkway
Iis
Stahr
Dartmouth
Truxai
Francis Mernh
Truxa
E. Gordon Bill
Truxal
Hitchcock Hospital
Kimball Union Academy
Meriden
N. H
Greensburg
Franklin and Marshall College
Franklin and Marshall
Columbia University
Gilder
New England
Truxsl
American Sociological Society
Phi Kapp Psi Fraternity
Deldee Groff
Lancaster
John
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nora
Hanover, N. H
Russia May Talk Terms On German Settlement
London December 9 Western diplomats watched the Council of Foreign Ministers open with cautious hope that Moscow may be in mood to deal on Germany's future. Molotov proposed economic unity for Germany and acknowledged that reparations and unity could be considered simultaneously. He avoided ruling out sharing occupation deficits and said costs must be set by each power.
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London
Marshall
Y. M. Molotov
Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Molotov
Foreign Ministers Council
Germany
V. M. Molotov
U. S
George C. Marshall
Molotcau
Landon Warns of Prolonged Wartime Risk in Nation
Chicago dispatch reports Alf Landon, 1936 Republican presidential hopeful, warned that the country faces years teetering on the edge of another war and must prepare. He described a semi declared conflict between Russia and Western civilization, and contrasted it with Britain Russia history. In Pennsylvania, a 20 inch Peoples Natural Gas main burst near Johnstown cut industrial and domestic supplies amid freezing weather.
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Chicago
Alf ML Langon
Kansas
North Shore Kiwanis Club
Russia
Britain
Landon
U.S. A
Johnstown
Peoples
Baltimore Extended Weather Forecast Through Sunday
The Weather Bureau issues an extended Maryland outlook for Wednesday through Sunday. Sunny in the east and central areas with increasing clouds in the west and continuing cold, highs from the high 20s to low 40s, near freezing in central regions at night, rising to rain by Thursday afternoon, warmer by Friday with rain ending Thursday night, and a mix of clouds and rain Saturday into Sunday. Precipitation expected about one and a half inches, with temperatures near mid December normals.
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Baltimore
Run Weather Bureau
Maryland
Delmar
Tidewater
Ocean
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Spain
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Fritz” Crisler
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