Frederick Teachers Seek Higher Pay Rise At Board Meeting
Frederick County Teachers Association urged a $200 yearly increase for teachers without masters degrees and $400 for those with masters. Delegation warned most counties pay more, many teachers may leave. Board promised to consider, noted near retirement for many teachers and need for better janitorial and maintenance funding.
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Frederick Coll Achors
Rae
Frederica County Teachers Associat
Board of
Edcation
Ofent
Prinpal
Liberty School
Heisley Ron
Frederick High
Missouline van Pelt
Middletown
Stem
Frederick County
Ajore
Rederick County
Eduation
Abe
Sabra Chambers
Frederick High Schooleague
Jack Crum
John M. Walton
Ross. Walton and Ofstetter
Arcchial and
Public Schools
Frm
Anly
Prince Georges County
Prince George's Count
Vo-Ac
Carroll Horiie
Perseal
Frederick High School
Ucceeding
Carroll Biser
Anuarr
Pennsylvania
Harold Oser
Val
Oat Middletown
Orie
Rich Ronald Fomnemann
Western Maryland College
Midetown High
Charles Reinhart
Ad Borneann
Marshall named chairman of monuments commission
General George C. Marshall, former Secretary of State, is announced as chairman of the American Lattice Monuments Commission succeeding the late General John J. Pershing. Brig. Gen. D. John M. Sey is noted as one of the few remaining original members.
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Zen. Marshall
Hhe
George C. Marshall
American Lattice Monuments Commission
John J. Yershing
D. John Marsey
Walkersville
Weather Bureaus notes snow sleet to rain. city streets treacherous
The city braced for more snow or sleet shifting to rain as a low from the south pushes up. Temperatures barely rose from 1 degree at 9 am, with the lake frozen and runways at the new airport among the first cleared. Main streets were clearing slowly, side streets ice bound, and drivers faced frequent skids while street crews used graders and loaders. US Weather Bureau’s January precipitation reached 6.02 inches, third wettest in 60 years, behind 1937 and 1935.
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Rew
City Station
atQa
Culler Lake
Chis
E Weather Bureau
W. QO
Navy to lay up 72 ships in 1950 budget plan
Washington Feb 34 The Navy said it will lay up 72 ships including top line fighting vessels and cut its strength by 30 000 men to meet Truman 1950 budget. Secretary of the Navy Saith Said three carrier six light cruisers and three anti aircraft cruisers have been picked for inactivation in a letter to the Senate and House Armed Services and Appropriations committees. Sullivan said the Navy plans to start reduction at once.
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Washington
Navy
Truman
Secretary of the Navy
Saith
Senate
House Armed Services and Appropriations
Sullivan
Firemen Toast Supper Profit and Historical High
Fire department supper on January 22 reported as the most successful in two years. Chief W L Burdette estimates final profit around 3659 and thanks are given to supporters and the Ladies atlstown. Separate note: Frederick Home for the Aged boards elects officers with Mrs R Tay reappointed president and Mrs Tyson Lee named treasurer.
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W.L. Burdette
Burdette
Atlstown
Montgomery
Mrr. Price
Hyaawn
Frederick Home
R. Tay
Wm. C. Johnson
Edgar H. DieBride
H. L. G. Kiefer
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Tyson Lee
Kent C. Nicodemus
Stalin on peace and disarmament questions debated
The Nation Today discusses Joseph Stalin's likely stance on peace and disarmament. It notes uncertainty in predicting exact replies as sources describe pressure to claim openness to Western alliance while hinting at continued Soviet rearmament and opposition to a Berlin blockade.
Rev H C Baer Goes to Shamokin Pastorate
Rev H C Baer is assigned to a Shamokin pastorate as he moves from Reform- Pa. The transition marks a change in his pastoral duties and church leadership within the Reformed context.
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H. C. Baer
Shamokin
Berkeley Company Dissolution Planned in Winchester Plant
The Berkeley company, recently a subsidiary of Woolen, announces its dissolution. The dissolution affects its Winchester Virginia Woolen plant as of today, with the exact status and implications for operations unclear in the notice.
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Mari W
Frederick City Bond Bill Advances Through House
The mayor backs a bond measure to borrow up to 600000 for public improvements including sewers curbs gutters and water system work. The bill passed the House of Delegates and proceeds to the State Senate. Senator Edward D Storm seeks related home rule provisions and power to borrow for street projects in Burgersville area.
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Frederick
House of
Detesa
State Senate
Edward D. Storm
Senate
Zsville
Ate
Sorm
Frederick County
Storm
Board of Education
Former GIs At Axis Sally Treason Trial
Washington inmates recounts of Axis Sally broadcasts with Nazi propaganda links. Three former soldiers list visits to Paris hospital to obtain prisoner messages for broadcast. Indictment alleges those messages fueled wartime Nazi propaganda. Correction notes Lyles misidentified. Brown released after fines.
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Washington
Dred E. Gillars
Paris Hosal
America
Gillars
Sally
Gilbert Leeansford
Cinnath
John T. v. Etna
Paul G
Miss Gil
Harvey Crosthwaite
Hamilton Beach
Amercan
Grover Cleveland Mick
Denver
Treissid
Paris
Miss Suing
Confession Of Edwards Up In Court
In Baltimore on February 3 4 Chief John H Sowers Jr of Anne Arundel County police testified as the state began presenting Edwards volun tary confession evidence. The defense signals a vigorous challenge to admit the confession arguing police pressure fed the suspect story and will seek to have three judges exclude it. The state produced a cartridge and bullets matching the Czech pistol used in the killings of John H Mahlan and Mary C Kine and showed Edwards directed police to the gun and unused cartridges in his brother’s attic.
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Baltimore
John H. Sowers, Jr
Anne Arundel County
Edwards
Rene
Sowers
Anne Arundele County
Defene
Cress
I& Witnesses
Aids
John H. Mahlan
Mary C. Kine
John J. Cassidy
Maryland
Four Escapees Recaptured Near Funkstown
Four men who escaped from the State Reformatory near Breathedsville surrendered to a farmer near Funkstown after frostbitten feet were reported. The farmer notified prison officials and the four were brought back to the Reformatory by Superintendent H. R. Raymond.
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Hagerstown
State Reformatory
Breathedsville
Funkstown
Trey
Reformatory
H. R. Raymond
Victims Testify On Alleged Frostbite At Fort Meade
Three former prisoners recount brutal treatment at a camp where American soldiers allegedly suffered frostbite. Testimony before the court martial board describes cruel confinement and large scars. Officer witnesses say restraints and solitary cells were used. Separately, selective interest drives mixed stock trading with narrow price moves.
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Fort Meade
Solthers
Eishi-Man Board
Samuel H. Geseripe
Henderson
Enid
McElroy
Trenton
Isoner
Enold
Wolford
Peiping Welcomes Communist Troops With U S Equipment
Peiping celebrates the arrival of Communist forces with a large parade. Citizens cheer as soldiers march past, some displaying American made gear captured from enemies. The event marked a symbolic victory mirrored in front of the ancient city walls and by crowds in a mass display of support.
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Peiping
Cer Turie
Neo
Mrs Mary H McCaffrey Dies in Washington Hospital
Mrs Mary H McCaffrey owner of 107 109 West Patrick street property condemned and vacated died suddenly Wednesday night at Montgomery County General Hospital Olney after a fall while visiting her nephew William A Marrow 2615 O street N E Washington She had lived in Frederick and was wife of the late City Register Michael McCaffrey A member of St John s Catholic church Sodality and Catholic Daughters of America She is survived by sisters Stella and Jane Heiberger and is to be buried at St John s cemetery Funeral directors Harry E Carty Company
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Mary H. McCaffrey
West Patrick Street
IL Oclock
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Nathan and
Elizabeth Webb Heiberger
St. John’s Catholic Church
the Sodality
Catholic Daughters of America
Stella
Jane Herberger
Marrow
St. John’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
Harry E. Carty Company
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Broadrups sold 6 East Second Street to Hamilton Homes Inc for about 16500. Mary E Snyder and Grayson Snyder sold five acres and improvements in Mt Pleasant district for about 7000. Arthur E Co sold 43 acres and improvements in Jackson district near the river for about one third miles. M J Grove Lime Co sold Franklin Street property to Richard James O'Brien for about 3000. Evangelical Lathe Church for 5200, with parsonage by Clarence W Cline. The Thurman Bank sold to Hershers 3 and 19 Water Street rental renewal after ten years.
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Charles E. Broadrup
East Second Sireet
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Mary E. Snyder
Wirs
Grayson FE. Snyder
M Hobart MM
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur E. Co
Airs
Bar A. Senhrover
Jackson
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Arm Richard James O'Brien
Franklin Street
Consislion
Evangelical
Clarence W. Cline
House Johns
Hersher
Water Street
Deceman
Cumberland Taxi Strike Nearing Settlement
Federal mediator James Halen said post meeting with union and company officials that an agreement might be reached as sessions continued today. Forty AFL Teamsters drivers from Astor and Johnny's Cab companies demanded a 45 percent fare increase. the firms offered 30 percent.
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Cumberland
Anscher
James Halen
Holden
AFL Teamsters Union
Astor and
Johnny's
Hottest Atomic Report debated by Congress committees
U S lawmakers clash over public access to the Atomic Energy Commission's top secret quarterly report. Senator McMahon pushes for full disclosure of stockpile sizes, while colleagues urge censorship and controlled release, citing national security and intelligence concerns.
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Ation
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Joint Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
America
Lilienthal
Atomic Commission
U. S
Lillenthal
Luthal
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relation Committee
United States
CIO backs labor bill as Senate debate rages in Washington
The CIO endorsed Truman's labor measure amid Senate argument on its fate. Officials noted Congress debated government blocks and urgent appeals as the measure faced a tight vote. In other notes, 75 Frederick High students attended the weekly dance at the school gym with Mrs. Corbin chaperoning, under city recreation sponsorship.
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Washington
CIO
Truman
Congress
Arthur
Jorvey
Frederick High School
W. W. Corbin
City Recreation Commission
Mindszenty Plea At Budapest Trial In Open Court
Cardinal Mindszenty faced a Hungarian People's Court session in Budapest with a dramatic plea claiming to withdraw opposition to a church state accord. The court refused adjournment as Mind szenny admitted grave errors and sought to aid negotiations, while charges included leading an anti democratic organization and Royalist ties.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ason
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Vilmos Olthys
Istvan Riesz
Matyas Rakosi
Onit
Archduke Otto of
Hapsburg
Tinor Eckhardt
United States
Cardinal Mindszenny
Two ECA Offices In China Closed
Nanking February 3 Acting President Li Tsung Jen faces a weak government and uncertain peace talks with the Communists. US ECA aid may end if concessions occur. Red held Peiping and Tientsin offices closed. Li’s cabinet heads to Canton to reopen. About 30 Americans to be evacuated once translation is arranged. ECA funds blamed for closures. Berlin reports Western powers tightening the counter blockade against the Russian sector of Berlin.
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Nanking
Li Tsung-Jen
Shanzhai
Hankow
Yangtze River Valley
ECA
Peiping
Tienstein
Canton
Tung
Hsueh Yueh
Tient 5
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