School funding plan eyed for large county construction push
Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr state superintendent outlines a plan to spend near four million on new schools including Middlerey High Bran ditions Park Way and Market Street schools with total near three million in projects. An enabling act to authorize bonds or serial notes may be sought at the coming General Assembly with potential state aid increases by raising the incentive fund.
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Eugene W. Prutt
Thomas G. Pullen
Western Shore County Commissioners Association
Pruitt
Middlerey
Branditions
L Juni
Exchanges Market Street
Imrenis
Parkway School
Praitt
County Commission
Pullen
Thurman
45th Deer Falls To Sabillasville Man
The 45th legal deer of the Frederick hunting season was shot by a Sabillasville man as crowds gathered at Snook's store in Lewis Town. Harbaugh fired a 117 pound shot. Walter from Sabillasville reported the event amid crisp weather and large turnout.
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Sabillasville
Frederick
Harbaugh
Sabillasvill Mornig
Sabillasy
Walter
Snook’s
Lewistown
Tomorrox
Extended Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and continued cold conditions. Some snow is possible in western Maryland starting late Saturday with rain elsewhere on Sunday. Snow or rain in mountain regions Monday, turning colder Tuesday. Rain likely east of the mountains Tuesday or Wednesday, followed by colder temperatures. Total precipitation around half an inch.
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Maryland
Delaware
Mary
Cary Delow
Soner
Weather Bureau
Making Money Under Nationalized Service
London reports on Britain's health service changing dental earnings. Bevan notes over 100 of 9,990 dentists in the program will earn more than 6,000 pounds extra annually, while the average previously netted about 2,000 pounds. He proposes a 50 percent levy on income above 100 pounds starting January 1.
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London
Britain
Nativ: Health Service
Bevan
Briain
Churchill urges end of cold war and Israel stance
Churchill urged Britain to end its sulky boycott of Israel and called for reducing east west tensions with Russia before atomic rivals. He pressed for full diplomatic ties with Franco Spain once UN sanction is obtained and supported Anglo American unity including praise for Eisenhower. He warned Britain not to ignore Israel and lauded projected Atlantic pact.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Israel
House of Commons
Russia
Spain
United Nations
Palestine
the House
Tel Aviv
United States
Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gues- Churchill
Cruz
Europe
Cn- Marronne
Aversa
Man Held For Thurmont Robbery Plea Of Sanity Makes Disposition
John W. Pearcer, a county resident, faces a January disposition in Thurmont on a robbery charge. The case opens before Judge Charles Circuit Court. A sanity test will determine if Pearcer is sane or insane at the time of the crime and if he can stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pearcer
Thurmont
Ed Kirk
Charles Circuit
Pearcey
Mines report filed on miners’ carbon monoxide deaths near Kiolor
The State Bureau of Mines reports that victims of a mine disaster last month near Kiolor died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Negotiations on a proposed US Western Europe military alliance will resume in Washington today at 2 p.m.
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Annapolis
State Bureau of Mines
Kiior
Washington
United States
Europe
Sales Slide for Sixth Consecutive Week Across Stores
A chaotic report notes sales down for a sixth straight week with reduced gift purchases and steady loan declines. The piece mentions a four percent drop in sales, weakened stationary demand, and a jump in Geclin real estate loans at one thousand dollars, reflecting wartime field trends.
Draft Halted For 12 Days In December
The draft inductions and examinations paused for 12 days during the Christmas season. Army Secretary Royall ordered a suspension from December 15 through December 26, with a reduced December quota announced.
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Army
Royall
Restrictive Deeds Held To Be Invalid
A Supreme Court decision finds restrictive deeds invalid involving a waterfront development Beachwood Forest and residents of Japanese descent. Chief Judge wrote for the court in favor of two individuals challenging the restrictions as discriminatory. The ruling addresses housing practices and civil rights in the coastal area.
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Beachwood Forest
Magothy
Scpreme
Deed Record Involving Measeil and Rockwell on West Seventh
A deed transfers a dwelling at West Seventh street from Mr and Mrs Edward B Measeil to Mr and Mrs Thomas A Rockwell for about 6000 dollars. The record cites municipal stamps and rev mmune details.
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TV West Seventh Street
Edward B. Measeil
Airs
Thomas A. Rockwell
Stamoy
Americans In China To Be Protected
Shanghai dispatch reports American officials pledging protection for U S citizens amid China’s civil war. C Badger announced that leather necks would be sent to Shanghai to safeguard lives in emergencies, with Americans evacuated where duties permit. About 2 500 remain, roughly half nonessential to American interests.
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China
Shanghai
C. Badger. Com
Treatment Of Negroes Called U S Disgrace
A national committee report denounces Washington segregation as a blot on America’s reputation. It cites housing, jobs, theaters, restaurants, and parks as examples and notes 200000 Negroes live in a crescent black belt near the White House.
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Washington
America
Horatio Alger
National Committee On
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
New York
G. Bromley Oxnam
Marshall Field
Palmer Hoyt
Melvyn Douglas
Helen Hayes
Lsbor
James B. Carey
Walter Reuther
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Eleanor Roosevelt
Washington Real Estate Board
White House
Christmas Talk Given by Rev. W. Merval Weaver at Civitan
Rev. W Merval Weaver pastor of the Presbyterian church spoke at the Civitan Club meeting held Thursday evening at 630 o clock in the Fran Scott Key Hotel. Grayson Nikirk served as program chairman and introduced the speaker. An attendance prize was awarded to Essell HH. Oden and Jam Falk.
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W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Civitan Club
Fran Scott Key
Grayson Nikirk
Mr. Weaver
Essell HH. Oden
Jam Falk
Hotel Fire Forces Guests into Frigid Chicago Streets
A six story Hubbard Hotel at 417 North Clark Street awoke to a blaze driving 150 plus guests into freezing air. No fatalities reported though a 61 year old man and a 54 year old chief were overcome by smoke. Fire chief Mullaney put damage at 109000 dollars and said the blaze was knocked down at 7:15 am after five hours. A full search with 51 units remained on scene.
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Chicago
Hubbard
North
Clark Street
Long District
Anthony Mullaney
Diebrim
Chambers Resigns Time Editor Amid Espionage Probe
Former Communist courier Chambers resigns as senior Time editor after nine years, citing revelations about espionage. Publisher Linen says resignation accepted. Mrs Hiss testifies to grand jury as Alger Hiss subpoenaed to appear before House committee tomorrow in Washington.
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New York
Ker Chambers
Prisalla Hiss
Alger
Federal Building
Pring
Wi Chambers
Time Magazine
Time
Nine
S. Tt
Chambers
James A. Linen
Sfr
Hiss
Grand Jury
Federal
Alger Hiss
House Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Justice Department
Space on Tag Forms for Town Names in Maryland Tags
Maryland motor vehicle tag forms will include a space for applicants to insert the names of incorporated towns where they live. The move, urged by the Shore Association of County Commissioners, aims to ensure towns receive fair shares of motor vehicle tax fees and improve funds distribution to counties. A committee report also recommends flat rate taxes on trucks and a legislative review. The state Supreme Court today agreed to study the 1947 Apple Commission act.
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Maryland
Stern Shore Association of County Commissioners
W. Lee Elgin
Legislative Council
Charleston
W Va
State Supreme Court
Apple Commission
Pumpkin Papers Hidden in Dumb Waiter Mystery
Congressional spy investigators pursued a convoluted tale involving a pumpkin paper bid and a suspect tied to a Brooklyn household. The case touched on federal actions and corporate interests, with references to Levine and Chanbe amid a broader inquiry into a government act and related misconduct.
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Washington
Brooklyn
L Levine
Browslyn
Mip
Iss
Cold Wave Grips Midwest With Subzero Temps
A pre winter cold wave sent the mercury plummeting across the North Central states with readings as low as 25 below in Pembina North Dakota and subzero marks in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. Snow accompanied the drop as Duluth recorded 17 below and Minneapolis saw severe cold.
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Chicago
North Central States
Pembina
N. C
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohio Valley
Duluth
Minn
Alexandria
Minneapolis
Mason City
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valleys
Two Finally Are Executed In Washington
Reginald J. Wheeler and Jesse James Patton, both 20s, were executed in the electric chair after fourteen reprieves for the 1946 murder of druggist Maurice Bernstein during a pharmacy robbery. Chief Justice Vinson denied a 13th reprieve and Patton died at 10:27.
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Washington
Reginald J. Wheeler
Jesse James Patton
Maurice L. Bernstein
Vinson
Supreme Court
Patton
Emergency Service Set Up For Commuters
An emergency service is established for Baltimore area commuters. The article notes disappointing train patronage and the vice commissioner’s concern over commuting conditions and response. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Baltimore
Transport Anne
Nationalist China Under Martial Law Report
Fragmentary text notes martial law in Nationalist China with references to Nanking Chiang Kai-shek and restricted areas. The passage is garbled, but hints at political control and censorship measures amid instability.
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Nationalist
China
Christmas Vespers At Hood Sunday
The annual Christmas vespers at Hood College will be held Sunday December 12 at 4 and 7 30 pm. President Andrew G Feuxel will preside and the program includes carols from various nations, narration, and a Christmas story with prophecies. Vocal solos by Harriet Biddie Frances Brainerd Carolyn Leedom and Beryt Priver.
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College
Chri
Eck
William Tor Improusie
Col
Ont
Andrew G. Feuxel
Bethlehen
Dimuittis
Bethlehem
Gaines
Martha Reddick
Herald Angels
Mendelssohn
Sprgg
Bach
Harriet Biddie
Cheverly
Frances Brainerd
South ‘Hadhey
Mars
Tonight Likely Coldest Night Of Present Season
Maryland's coldest night of the winter hit many sections with readings near 10 to 31 degrees in towns like Cumberland Waldorf Benson Pikesville and Salisbury. Forecasters expect little warming today with possible snow flurries in western counties and freezing conditions across the state.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Cumberland
Waldorf
Benson
Pikesville
Salisbury
Mercury
Allezary
Garrett
Nanking May Be Cut Off From Base In War News
Reports from Peiping and surrounding fronts indicate Chinese forces fear encirclement as troops push toward Pengpu and Nan King in a widening campaign. Battles around Suchow and north of the Hwai threaten to sever the capital region while weather and new weapons affect operations.
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Deco
Xan
Nan
Pengpu
Bettweenag
Hlwai
Suchow
12Th
Shanghai
Sheng Pao
Hwai
China
Fu Tso-Yi
Peiping
Tientsin
Hopechee
Red Radio
North China
Tsingtao
Changes In Executives At Frederick Scout Organization
Young will be inducted as commissioner of Francis Scott Key Dis Boy Scouts at the bi monthly meeting this evening. He succeeds Frank H. Le who has resigned after 13 years of service as a scout leader and executive. Born near Emmitsburg and raised in Thurmont, Young has resided in Frederick since 1922 and led Froop 276 and served two years as scout executive for the district. Tonight the board meeting will be at 8 oclock at the Y.
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Francis Scott Key
Frank H. Lewho
Just
Varas Vater
Frocp
Emmitsburg
Oung
Fhurmont
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