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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1951

Page

7

United Nations votes down Soviet charges in General Assembly

In New York the UN Politics Committee sided with the United States, reject ing Soviet accusations as baseless. A second Soviet bid to condemn US bombing in Manchuria failed 50 to 5 as Afghanistan and Yugoslavia abstained. Lester Pearson declined a spot on the Good Offices Committee amid Korea cease-fire talks. In Washington, atomic artillery and guided missiles gains were noted after five Nevada blasts.

Manchuria Afghanistan Yugoslavia Lester J B Pearson Ottawa Good Offices Nashrollah Entezam Assembly Korea Pearson Enteram Sir Benegal N. Rau India Rau Washington America Nevada

Court News and Local Transfers from Quarryville to North Wilkesbarre

Equity case Charles F Harley versus Margaret E Harley seeks absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Amos B Myers and Dixie D Hawthorne both teens from Quarryville Pa. Charles A Crowl and Ruth L McNeil, both previously divorced, reside in Boonsboro and North Wilkesbarre. Harold E Keller and Margaret J Fissel, residents of Orrtana Pa, also listed. Property deeds show transfers: Annie K Maples to Sam Wynne Maples Jr and wife, 10 dollars. James B Wolfe to Walter A Wolfe, 50 dollars. Daniel L Lucas and wife to Arthur R Travis and wife, 250 dollars. In Germany, 43rd Anti Aircraft Battalion arrives in Stuttgart area with HQ at Ludwigsburg. Annapolis panel rejects exemption for candy sales tax. Herbert Hoover agrees to assist Truman admin on famine relief for India.

Court News Equity Charles F. Harley Margaret E. Harley Amos B. Myers Dixie D. Hawthorne Quarryville Charles A. Crowl Boonsboro Ruth L McNeil North Wilkesbarre N. C Harold E. Keller Margaret J. Fissel Orrtana Annie K. Maples Sam Wynne Maples, Jr James B. Wolfe Walter A. Wolfe Daniel L. Lucas Arthur R. Travis

More Taxes Needed Declared by Governor McKeldin

Annapolis February 7 Governor McKeldin told a House committee that we need more taxes to fund essential state services. He warned of higher schoolteacher pay demands, with officials estimating about 500 dollars per teacher annually, costing around seven and a half million dollars. He urged courage to seek the needed funds for an adequate home defense program. Later in Clarksville a car was dragged from the Little Patuxent River with early reports saying one person drowned and three escaped. State Police continued inquiries.

Annapolis McKeldin S House’ Committee Maryland State House State Department of Education Thomas G. Pullen House Civilian Defense Committee Clarksville Little Patuxent River Hugh . Hart Waterloo Barracks

Incident scene details from missing vehicle crash

Hart described a wreck on a dirty road near U S Route 29 where a car left the pavement and plunged into the rain swollen Wallen Stream. No bodies have been recovered at this time.

Hart U. S Route 29 Wallen Stream

Texas Open practice opens field of 278 players in San Antonio

The San Antonio Texas Open field opened wide as 278 golfers registered for the $10,000 tournament. Players including Sary Maddilecoff of Memphis and Jin Portier of San Francisco led the early field on fast links under dry, sunny conditions. Tournament manager Graham Ros noted the courses would play fast.

San Antonio Tes Tomer Sary Maddilecoff Memphis Jin Portier San Francisco San Antone Graham Ros

Alt. 40 Restaurant Damaged By Fire

Fire damaged interior construction at Alt. 40 Restaurant on Alternate 40 west of Frederick. Responding to the alarm, volunteers faced treacherous highway conditions. One volunteer, Edgar Vist, was slightly injured.

Ilanulons Mountain Frederick Independent Rose Co Ove Voluntee Freman Edgar Vist La‘erstigh Wien Nis

Fire damages restaurant and stock market notes from 1951

Fire breached the restaurant ceiling after a window frame collapse from a Neon sign short circuit. Firefighters arrived as Frederick Solivan seized patrons and extinguished most blaze with chemicals from his car. Cattle prices and livestock quotes show a continuing uptrend in Woodstoke Live Stock Sales data. Prime Minister Atlee's Labour Government defeats Churchill’s bid to oust it over steel industry ownership.

Fort LABOR Lowdon Atlees den Vale Winston Churchill

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