Stassen Plans Run For GOP Presidential Nomination
Harold E. Stassen announced his bid for the 1952 Republican nomination from Philadelphia. He outlined a liberal program emphasizing a higher moral standard, full employment, and a modern gold standard, and said he would seek counsel from leaders like MacArthur, Baruch, Eisenhower, Hoover, Our UN envoys, and Farley for policy guidance.
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Steel Strike Called Off For Jan 1 By USW Officials
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the CIO United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee voted to halt a nationwide strike on New Year’s Day while leaving final action to a January 3 convention in Atlantic City. The move delays a walkout over wage demands and contract terms, with President Truman welcoming the delay.
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Forty five years since Terra Cotta wreck in DC area
Sunday marks the 45th anniversary of the Terra Cotta train wreck near Washington. On December 30, 1908 two Baltimore and Ohio trains collided at Terra Cotta Station, killing 50 to 60 and injuring scores. Frederick residents among the dead included Frank P. Boblitz and George Keyser. Charles T. Fagan and others survived. The disaster, the district’s worst in decades, halted trains and stunned the region as details emerged late at night.
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Toad) Fagan
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Frederick council fixes tax rate and board changes
The Mayor and Board met at 1 p.m. Thursday to adopt the state and county assessment on city property and set a tax rate of 1.45 dollars per hundred for 1952. The McCurdy Field Commission was altered with Quynn and Dr. Kallaway joining, while Bell was found dead in a rented room on Middle alley.
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Tragic 1942 Collision Killed 14 Passengers at Dickerson
A paraphrase of the Terra Cotta disaster notes a 1942 Me tropolitan Branch collision near Dickerson where two fast passenger trains and a freight wrecked, resulting in 14 passenger deaths.
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Autopsy Planned After Death Of Local Former Coal Yard Boss
Thursday evening Sergt Ben Phebus and Officer Arlington Hemp investigated the death of a well known former coal yard employer. They determined the sep tuagenarian died presumably of natural causes. The county medical examiner was summoned and the body taken to Hicks Funeral Home. An autopsy will be performed. The man had been ill since before Christmas with the grippe.
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REPORT IN 10 DAYS WEST FRANKFORT IL
In West Frankfort Illinois a notice dated December previews a forthcoming action or deadline ten days from now. The notice mentions local officials and an administrative step set to occur, with officials warning residents to prepare documents or comply with required filings.
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Officials finish underground mine probe into 119 deaths
Federal and state officials wrap up an underground inquiry into a coal mine disaster that killed 119 workers. They will not disclose findings but plan to present a joint report within about ten days.
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