Miss Martz Is Fatally Stricken In Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth B Martz of Frederick dies after a cerebral hemorrhage at Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore two hours after falling ill with a group including Dr Fahrmey. She had been active in Frederick social welfare and church work and leaves surviving mother two sisters Eleanor and Helen and brother John W Martz. Funeral services set for Monday at Mt Olivet cemetery with Rev Paul L Althouse officiating.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
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Children’s Aid Society
Mariz
Helen W. Mariz
Eleanor C. Mariz
Third Trial Of Bell At February Term
Trial of Dyson Bell and John C. Wills moves to the February term of circuit court. State's Attorney Edwin K Guines notes disagreements at Thursday trials, with a second Bell trial ending in a hung jury. Both defendants remained jailed with no bonds set while the July 12 alleged unauthorized use case proceeds. Bell and Wills face separate charges and potential bond decisions.
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Dyson Bell Ily
John C. Wills
Francis S. KR
Watthews
President Truman and Margaret Truman Concert Split
Kansas City report on December 13 describes President Truman and daughter Margaret pursuing separate musical paths. Margaret says her father is not hep to her repertoire, preferring solo acts, while she handles questions from high school reporters about career, marriage, and life on tour.
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Edont
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Tle
Ira
Speculating In Commodities Explains Pauley’s Futures Play
Washington December 13 Here s an ABC on speculating in commodities that Edwin W Pauley did as special assistant to the Army secretary He explains futures buying at a price today with profit expected later He cites margins usually 25 percent of value and describes cotton futures trading and inflation protection via commodity speculation.
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Washington
ABC
Edwin W. Pauley
Pauley
Secretary of the Army
Joe
Jones
Disabled American Veterans Nominate Washington and Lee Chapter Officers
Disabled American Veterans of this city held the annual nominating meeting at the American Legion Home Friday evening. Nominees include A. Merr Hooper for commander, O. Charles R Smith for senior vice commander, Jumer v ce-Commander, Charles F F Lewis, Jason H. treasurer and adjutant. Executive committee members to be elected.
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American Legion
A. Merr! Hooper
Carmey E. Reeder
Spencer
Charles R_ Smith
Charles F F. Lewis
Jason H
x _Ford
John H. J
George W. Hull
Casper F. Betson
Willard C. Rudy
Hoffman
Edward A. Charles W. Yinger
George D- Ford
Lemuel J. Weston
Wes Condu
Eee
St Lo Vet To Lecture On Recent Campaign
Major Tony Giorlando, instructor armor for the Maryland militia, will give the seventh illustrated lecture on African, Sicilian, Malian and North European campaigns on Tuesday at eight in the Cresap room of the State Armory before National Guard and organized reserve corps officers and enlisted men. Open to the public, the talks are part of a National series.
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Maryland
Cresap Room
State Armory
National Guard
Organized Reserve Corps
Giorlando
Paticn
France
St Lo
Grains Open Lower On Board of Trade Trade Click
Grains opened lower on the Board of Trade in Chicago continuing the moderate selling seen in the prior session. Prices moved downward as traders priced in weaker demand and steady supplies, with oats and corn leading the slide amid cautious market sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Shien Gai
Big Four Meeting Called Off Amid Tense Reparations Talks
London December 13 The Big Four session was postponed until Monday to cool tempers after last night's violent exchange. United States delegates fear continuing talks on reparations will collapse the conference, with Marshall weighing whether to end it now or finish the agenda. Molotov’s sharp attack casts doubt on any possible agreement and officials anticipate Western leaders seeking a pact before drastic moves.
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Ablotov
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Europe
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Bevin
Bidault
Yester- Car
Inquiry On Speculation By Government Officials
The Senate Appropriations Committee promised an early decision on a full inquiry into commodity market speculation by government personnel. Edwin W. Pauley, special assistant to the Army secretary and Democratic National treasurer, testified and said no impropriety in his trading. The panel seeks further reports from State Treasury Agriculture Commerce and National Defense departments. King George VI plans a quiet 52nd birthday at Windsor with the royal family. official celebrations are in June.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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National Defense
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Windsor
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Princess Margaret
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Mary
Newly Built Road Gives Thurmont Hopeful Trade Boost
Thurmont Lions Club hears appreciation to the Board of County Commissioners and the County Roads Board for finishing the Foxville to Thurmont highway. A Garfield to Foxville road is approved for 1948 construction, linking to the Foxville highway and improving all-surfaced routes to Thurmont.
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County Roads Board
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Hagerstown
Garfield
Foxvilletas
Grant Hooper
D. Sayler Weybright
Foxville
Trurmort
Washington County
Garfield-Foxville
Middletown Valley
Wolfsville
Ross V. Smith
Sioners
Charles FR. Ambrose
Camp Cozy
Ipped
Fire Damages County Home at Point of Rocks
Early this morning a fire of unknown origin damaged the bathroom of a frame home at Point of Rocks tenanted by Mr and Mrs Morris Carter and two children. The house owned by Mrs Mary E Hans. Independent Hose Company firemen with two booster streams brought the blaze under control in under 30 minutes. Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company assisted. Damage confined to bathroom walls floors and windows. other rooms spared.
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Morris Carter
Point of Rocks
Mary E. Hans
Independent
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Kemen
Red Denial Contradicts Facts About Shooting
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviet News Bureau denies that a Red Army soldier fired at an American correspondent during a Hitler air raid demolition plan. Soviet denial contests Berliner Zeitung and Der Morgen claims of a commando group firing at Richard Kasischke near the Chancellery garden.
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SNE
America
Adolf Hitler
Cizim
Berliner Zeitunz
der Morgen
Red Army
Associated Press
Richard Kasischke
How Big Merc The Marine?
Washington reports on postwar merchant marine policy seeks subsidies and larger fleets. plans from Truman advisory committee call for a four year 600 million program to build 46 passenger ships and 200 cargo vessels, while wage hour changes threaten higher crew costs and competition with foreign flagships.
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NEA
Tates
America
Zeresix
U.S
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U. S
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
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Advisory Committee On Merchant Marine
K T. Keller
Chrysler
Keller
Maritime Commisson
Tee
Jenna R. Steelman
Reco Fan
Maritime
Start Hs Post Mroenen
City Shivers As Mercury Hits 17
Frederick residents shivered as a cold wave pushed the temperature to 17 degrees. A heavy frost formed on the ground and ice thickened on ponds and lakes while the Weather Bureau warned of little warming, cloudy skies, and possible light rain by Sunday afternoon.
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Weather Bureau
3OME RECOVERY 5
New York stocks showed signs of recovery with many issues edging higher while some traders faced light selling amid cautious trading. Market breadth remained mixed as investors weighed economic signals and corporate results.
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New York
Four Killed In Shootings In Chicago
A wild gang spree across Chicago left four men dead and several abducted or wounded. Police say three gunmen robbed, shot and dumped victims, with John Kuesis slain at his brother’s garage. One suspect was slain by detectives, another was captured, and a third remained at large. Police identified Tom Dailey and linked others to the garage business. The victims included Nick Kuesis, Frank Baker, Emil Schmikal, and James Alex.
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Brothick
Kuesager
Tom Daley
West Side
Andrew Barry
John Kuesis
Brookfield
Nick
Frank Baker
Barry
Emil Schmikal
James Alex
McCook and
Hodgkins
Baker
Schmikal
Alex
Nick Kuesis
John McNamara
Kuesis
McNamara
Daley
Dailey
Paris and Marseille Arrests Spark Soviet Protest
Paris reports say the Soviet embassy protested new French arrests of Russian citizens in Paris and Marseille. Alexandre Abramov handed a note to Jean Chauvel asking for immediate release. France previously rejected a Soviet protest over 49 expulsions amid strikes.
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Foreign Ministry
Marseille
Alexandre Abramov
Wallaires
Jean Chauvel
Earlhr
France
Moscow
Betsville Man Convicted Over Dog License Failing
Leroy Potter of Betsville was convicted on one charge for failing to obtain a county dog license. Magistrate Alion Y. Bennett fined 35 plus 24 sheriff costs and the license fee of 1 dollar. Two more dog license cases await trial next week as authorities urge immediate compliance. Deputy Austin Murray said Potter was warned November 17 to buy the license. Potter cited wife illness and lack of funds. If licenses are not secured, prosecution will continue.
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Leroy Poetier
Betsville
Alion Y. Bennett
Potter
Austin Murray
Hazardous devices fatally harm Arabs in Holy Land cities
In Jerusalem and another Holy Land city today a hazardous device injures 60 and kills 12 Arabs, with police firing on crowds near Damascus Gate amid rioting. Eyewitnesses say the device was thrown from a Jewish taxi. a fire at a Jaffa Road site prompted reports of a post office zone explosion, later denied.
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Holy Land
Damascus
Old City
Palestine
Associated Press
James Pringle
Pringle
Jaffa Road
Cellophane Monopoly Charged By Government
The Justice Department filed an anti trust civil suit in federal court against E Dupont de Nemours Inc to force sale of some plants. Attorney General Tom Clark says Dupont controlled more than two thirds of cellophane used in the United States and gained monopoly through cartel agreements with foreign manufacturers. The suit seeks to require sale of plants to allow new entrants at reasonable prices.
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United States
Justice Department Today
E. Dupont de Nemours, Inc
Wilmington
Del
Tom Clark
Dupont
Federal District Court
Deny Door Slammed On Truman Proposals
Washington December 13 The House Banking committee said it has not slammed the door on President Truman anti inflation program but argued some proposals could lead to distortions and diversions The group filed with the House a report approving a GOP substitute centered on permissive price agreements The measure is set for House action Monday Also notes on War Asset Administration surcharges and a Thurmont Maryland carol service and Knutson bill to cut incomes taxes by up to 5 billion a year with final death toll eight at Hinch colliery
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House Banking Committee
Truman
House
Knutson
House Wars and Means Committee
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