Tatum Charts Ambitious 1950 Maryland Football Schedule
Maryland coach and athletic director Jim Tatum plans a strong 1950 football schedule after attending the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. He aims to firm up future gridiron plans with Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina Missouri and Eastern teams while negotiating dates including possible games with Cincinnati and West Virginia.
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Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
New Orleans
North Carolina
Oklahoma
National
etinEes Jiva
Tatum
Georgia Tech
Duke
Missouri
Wavy
Jim
Maryland
Cincinnati
Univers
Sid Gillman
North Carolina State
South Carolina
George Washington
West Virginia
Farmer slain in gun duel with police in Martinsburg
A 37 year old farmer and father of seven, Harry Arthur Roach of Martinsburg, was killed after fleeing from officers serving a peace warrant. Trooper K Kenneth Falk was wounded but survived. The incident began when officers entered Roach’s mountain home and Roach exchanged gunfire with them, leading to a confrontation in a nearby shed and Roach’s unconsciousness.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Arthur Roach
Here
City Hospital
K. Kenneth Falk
King’s Daughters
W W Murphy
Murphy
Ful
Mplaint
Badce
Roach
Murph
Falk
Guafre
Martinsburg Hosp
Greci
Royall Accuses Soviets of Large German Labor Camps
U S Army Secretary Kenneth C Royall charged that over 2 million Germans, plus women and children, are in forced labor camps in the Soviet Union in addition to prisoners of war The figure implies more than 1,000 Germans per day sent from Soviet zones since the war’s end Royall said the total in Russian camps reaches 13 million including Russians and others.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
U. S. Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Royall
Russia
New York
Newsion
Russians Release Six American Soldiers Held on German Frontier
Frankfurt Germany December 27 Russian forces freed six American soldiers from the 22nd U S Constabulary who were captured after a border incident near the U S Soviet line. Authorities said the men, who patrolled in jeeps, were allegedly taken after crossing into Soviet territory and were released unharmed following a brief gun exchange.
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Frankfurt
Germany
IC. S
U. S
Frontier
Leroy Frazier
22Nd Squadron
Frazier
Fred
Americans Report Treated Well After Wiesbaden Exchange
In Wiesbaden, 20 shots were fired before soldiers were seized near Kassel by a German border policeman who accompanied them. US troops, all enlisted men, say they were treated well by Russians and that their arms and gear were returned. An earlier incident saw a British soldier wounded and six captured while chasing a rabbit. An irritation arose in Bern as US officials sought a Russian-licensed Musical Library collection in the sector, accused of attempting to rob or destroy cultural ties. The four occupation powers once staffed the library, opened in 1956.
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Wiesbaden
Kassel
Frankfurt
U. S
Frazier
Bern
Berks
Carloadings Drop at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports 48,893 carloads for the week ending December 25, with 30,317 loaded on the line and 18,176 from connections. A year ago the totals were 32,941 loaded and 22,038 from connections, while the week ending December 16, 1948 showed 37,093 loaded and 21,415 from connections.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Some Soviets Want To End Cold War
President Truman disclosed that certain leaders in Russia are anxious to reach an understanding with the United States to end the cold war. He spoke off the cuff at a Kansas City luncheon, accusing the Soviet government of breaking important Yalta and Potsdam agreements and declining to name individuals.
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Kansas City
Truman
Russia
United States
Yalta Potsdam
Charles G. Ross
Tres
Ross
Extemperaneous toast honors Eddie Jacobson at Kansas City luncheon
The speech praised Eddie Jacobson, a former haberdasher partner and WWI comrade, as tensions in Israel and elsewhere drew comment. The speaker warned that allied discord risks peace and stated efforts to reassure the Soviet Government about America's peace aims.
Sheriff requests Roosevelt appearance after deliberate wrist cut
A woman cut her wrist early yesterday but the injury is not serious and she was released from a hospital today after a night there. The sheriff said the cutting seemed deliberate and asked Elliott Roosevelt to appear at the district attorney’s office tomorrow at 10 o'clock for further details.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Silicone Protects Smokestack Corrosion Effectively
Silicone is used with high success to prevent corrosion in smokestacks, showcasing a durable protective barrier against harsh flue gases and heat.
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Br & F
Flemgo
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
Wellsmere
Tov
Spraprive
Russ
Flautyi’s “Realtors
North Market Street
Ritchie Associates Insurance
East Church
Frederick
Carroll Theater Bldg
Westminster
Allen
Warner Bros City Opera House
WM. Powell
Duke OF West
Louis Hayward
Shirley Temple
Annie Rooney
Emerton Roosevelt
Tibet
Roosevelt
THE
Druid Theater
Damascus
John Warne
Marlene Dietrich
Pittsburgh
Ata
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market
Third Sts
Frederick, Maryland
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corner Market and
Second Sts
Gassie
Cea Ike Co
Alexawore Dunes
Coton Ar Technicolor
Lana Turner
Gene Xelli
Une Allison
van Hefl
Angela Lansbury
Pocket Books
Blue Ridge News Agency
E. Patrick ST
WFMD
CBS
Madison Avenue
New York City
Weil Brothers
North Market St
DE Soto
Plymouth
Ford
Hillside Motor Company
W. Patrick St
Ford Cony
Frederick Motor CO
W. Pat
Court Street
Amoco
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