Maryland Governor lauds senate on veto of teacher pay raise
In Annapolis Governor McKeldin praised the Senate for sustaining his veto of a 300 annual state funded teacher pay hike. He warned against higher taxes, arguing the plan would raise consumer prices and deter industrial growth while urging local control of schools and a 15 percent income tax cut for Marylanders.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Senate
Ita
McKeldin
Annapolis
Baltimore City
Washington
Night Court Doles Fines In Local Case Mix
In Peoples Night Court Earl J. Bradley of Hagerstown was fined 11.45 for permitting an unauthorized driver. Gladys Blankenship testified she paid a fine for driving without license but claimed she held a license, shown with her sister’s card. Bradley was found guilty. an appeal followed. Earl Ramsburg and George E. Newman were convicted of failure to provide support, Ramsburg bound to 25 weekly and Newman to 20 weekly from Feb 22. Gouker, with Taney Apartments, was found guilty of hit and run property damage, fined 10 with suspended payment, Nikirk appealing. A directed verdict absolved James L. Bulerdick and Titus H. Irons of reckless driving and failure to yield right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Earl J. Bradley
Hagerstown
Edwin F. Nikirk
Gladys Blankenship
Bradley
Nikirk
Earl Ramsburg
Thurmont
George E. Newman
West
All Saints Street
Ramsburg
Newman
William Joseph Gouker
Taney Apartments. Inc
James L. Bulerdick
U. S. Navy
Titus H. Irons
Westwood, N. J
Nations Train Troops in U S Across 41 Governments
Washington February 8 troops from 41 foreign nations are training in the United States. About 8008 foreign military personnel are involved according to a Defense Department letter from General George Olmstead. The arrangement, funded largely by American taxpayers, covers nations including Belgium Luxembourg Brazil Canada China Denmark France Great Britain Greece Indonesia Iran Italy the Netherlands Norway Philippines Portugal Saudi Arabia Spain Thailand Turkey Argentina Australia Bolivia Chile Colombia Cuba Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Guatemala Haiti India Lebanon Pakistan Paraguay Peru Uruguay Venezuela and others. Also changes announced at The First National Bank of Mount Arty Board vote Frank A Conawey named executive vice president and L. Eugene Puckdom named cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Defense Department
Rep. Buffet
R-Neb
George Olmstead
Office of Military Asistance
Buffett
Congressional Record
Belgium
Luxembourg
Brazil
Canada
China
Denmark
France
Great Britain
Greece
Indonesia
Iran
Italy
Mio
Netherlands
Norway
Philippines
Portugal
Spain
Thailand
Turkey
Argentina
Australia
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
Ecuador
Egypt
el Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
India
Lebanon
Pakistan
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezeula
Syna
Sumzerlans
Adenauer Plan Is Approved By Bundestag Vote
West Germany’s Bundestag approved Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s plan to recruit soldiers for Western defense with five added conditions including equal voice for Germans in strategic councils. The 204 to 156 vote required further talks in Paris and Bonn before recruiting begins, and the move aims for a six nation European army under Eisenhower’s NATO command.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Bonn Republic
Dwight B. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
West Germany
NATO
Paratrooper Dies in Air Drop During Snowfall Maneuver
A paratrooper was killed and eight injured during an air drop at CAMP DRUM New York as part of Exercise Snowfall. The dead trooper’s name was withheld pending relatives’ notification. The 11th Airborne Division participated. exact numbers and drop location were not disclosed. The six week training event climaxes with a midnight start, following a January 30 fatality and tally of 98 injuries overall.
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Camp Drum
Air Force
New York
11Th Airborne Division
Sale Register February People and Locations List
A dense sale register from February lists numerous names and places across Frederick, Montgomery, and surrounding counties. Entries span farms, estates, and towns including Hyattstown, Middletown, Libertytown, Woodsboro, Myersville, New Market, and Urbana, with dates and nearby landmarks. The ledger-like record notes individuals such as Mabel B. Long, J. B. Walkinshaw, C. Bareld Duvall, and many others along routes like Ballenger Creek Road, Rose Hill Manor, and Hyattsville areas, indicating regional property or sale notices.
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Mabel B. Long
Ladieshire
Wm. FE. Miller
Rep
Herdatown
W. Va
Hubert
F. Trussell
Hyattstown
We Barney
Burns
New Denicn
C. Bareld Duvall
Rose Hill
J. B. Walkinshaw
Barnesville
A. E. Catherin Jefferson
Bracet
MR. Pearson
Harrisville
Frederick Fairgrounds
Leo H. Carr
C. Oscar Kinna
Middletown
N. Olney
Grayson Dutrow
McKalg
Everett W. Mullinix
Long Corner
I—Llova Webber
Brownsville
Weller
James D. King
Dawsonville
Clarence F. Fisher
Graceham
John F_ Irene
Creagerstown
Keller
Charles Poole
New Market
Charles FE. Morgam
Jiberixtown
Henry J. Fox
New London
James A. Page
Bockerstown
Ian Greene Angsberger
Tamsle
G. M W. Lawenn
Urleans
Charles W. Ward
New Marker
Earl Wright
Senthesat
David F. Kuk
R. A. Rawvere
Thormont
Aarne
Sew Market
Chralen
Oland
Snath
Adams Neh
F. Ménev Hammond
Sr_ ennin
Buckerween
Warrerhz
Raedshore
New Car For Truman's Use
A new 85 foot railroad communications car for President Truman was delivered ready for service. It includes two diesel power units, radio teletype, telegraph and telephone gear, a secret coding room, ship-to-shore radio and facsimile, and a small switchboard linking train cars. The car replaces the 1914 baggage car, saves about 4000 dollars annually, and is named The Gen Albert J Myer. It serves as emergency DoD facilities and aids White House coordination.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Defense Department
Army Signal Corps
Union Station
Army
St. Louis
Albert J. Myer
Department of Defense
Red Cross
Share in Estate Filed for Annie E Grabill Real Estate Sale
An administrator Walter L Grabill filed an account of the sale of Annie E Grabill's real estate. Total $8,300 with $250 disbursements leaving net estate $8,050. Distribution went to Walter L Grabill Robert W Grabill and Lloyd K Grabill Edith Delauter Jenkie Baker Carrie Long and Katherine Riveria.
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Annie E. Grabill
Walter L. Grabill
Walter L
Robert W
Lloyd K Grabill
Edith Delauter
Jenkie Baker
Carrie Long
Katherine Riveria
Retired Farmer Hires Band For Second Funeral On June 8
Burlington Colorado reports a 68 piece brass band from Cleveland Ohio will perform at a second funeral by Jim Gerhart a 68 year old Burlington farmer who spent about 15000 on last year s service He aims to spend much of his 75000 fortune before death to prevent relatives from taking his money The event moved from June 1 to June 8 due to the Bonneville dam dedication and Armory repairs Rev S H Mahaffey of Konorado Kansas will again preach with an $8000 inheritance promised from last year involved
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Burlington
Colo
Jim
Bonneville
Here
S. H. Mahaffey
Konorado
Kans
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court records list marriage licenses for Rosenthal Long Eyler Trittippe Moudry Stine Beck Hosby Bailey and Jackson with varied residences. Also reported are deed transfers: Downey to Downey for $10, Munshower to Baumgardner for $10, Good to Pamer for $10, Flanagan to Wilhide for $10, Sylvester to Grim for $1, and Keyser to Keyser General Tire Service for $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Rosenthal
Sylvia L Long
Emmitsburg
Fred Wayne Eyler
Walkersville
Mary Ellen Trittippe
Biggs Avenue
This City
Orval
Nelson
Union Bridge
Josephine L. Moudry
West South Street
William E. Bailey
Agnes G. Jackson
Charles Town
W. Va
Richard H. Stine
Nancy J. Beck
Mount Airy
James H. Hosby
Genevieve Bailey
Summit Point
D. Roland Downey
Margaret Smith Downey
Regina C. Munshower
Austin L.baumgardner
Mary J. Good
Donald L. Pamer
Russell N. Flanagan
Ross H. Wilhide
Laura G. Sylvester
Adam E. Grim
Louis V. Keyser
Keyser General Tire Service, Inc
Loot Found Tying East Baltimore Burglaries
Police recovered about $50,000 in jewelry and loot from a 22-year-old man’s room in east Baltimore, with two suspects arrested in Dundalk. Officers say the find could solve 80 or more burglaries, though city police later adjusted the estimates.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Dundalk
Copper use drops in auto building cutting car copper
Detroit reports automakers are cutting copper per car by six to eight pounds since last year. With over 5.3 million passenger cars built last year, the total copper conserved supports the defense effort. Engineers expect further reductions as copper conservation continues. Gypsy Laura Miller, palmist, released on $1,000 bond after arrest in a $3,000 theft case. Authorities recovered about $4,504 in seized money and $1,130 cash from her North Market street studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Laura Miller
Bessie D. Mehring
Keymar
Jal
Gypsy
North Market Street
Miller
Public Sale Near Elizabethtown Seeks Buyers
All day sale near Elizabethtown on February 16 1952 by G K Wagner sale manager features 30 30 a m 40 new and used tractors 200 pieces of other farm machinery cars trucks 700 posts 200 hogs and pigs 10 New Holland Case and other dealers spreaders plows drills farmers and dealers urged to bring new and used tractors and machinery next sale scheduled for Saturday March
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Elizabethtown
New Holland
Case
the Ealers
G. K. Wagner
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Meet At Mrs Biser Home
The News records a Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs Huber Biser's home January 22 with 20 members and 4 visitors. Mrs Jack McGolerick donated Seven for 1632 to the club. President Robert Harrison led the gathering as members read the Collect and sang Let Mae Call You Sweetheart. A note of thanks from Birs Huber Biser was read and the group adjourned to February 18 at Mrs Vincent Biser's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McGolerick
New Market
Pleasant Grove
Brunswick Homemakers Club elects new president
Mrs George Strickler was voted president at the Brunswick Homemakers Club meeting held Friday night at the First Methodist Church. Twenty five members and two visitors attended as Mrs George Chick described the 1952 program. The group voted to donate to the March of Dimes and heard reports on International Relations. A demonstration titled Lets Buy A Hat was given by Mrs Arthur Hightman and Mrs Robert Martin. Hostesses were Mrs D D Kidwell and Mrs Strickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunawick
George Strickler
Brungwick Homemakers Club
George Chick
Merryland Tract
March of Dimes
Robert Martin
Arthur Hightman
D. D. Kidwell
Strickler
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Peoples Court
U. S
First National Bank of Mownt Arty
Frank A Conawey
Ralph Sellman
Coraaav
Ewcene
United Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
Phobus Avenue
Runkice
Dickerenn
Dadid & Timmerman
Aogh
Libertytown
Fewris
West Mit
Fiward F. Walter
Middietown
Pav F. Waltz
Havering
Tig Mton
Frederick
Ee Merete Errenwald
Feanayie
Gail Cutehall
Stele
Wandsham
McGrange
Literistown
Liberty
Eart &Dirks
Court News
Texaco
Stop-Crowther. Inc
Middletown Valley Farm
K.L
H. W
East Ninth St
H.W. FI
Quick Poss
Edgemont Road
Braddock
Emmert R. Bowlus
West Church St
Frederick, Md
Montgomery County
Marsland
Rousehold Goonds
Mahngaty
International Harvester
Mc- Laval
McCormick-Deering
Fergueon
Floyd H. Walkinshaw
Poolerville
Emmert
Bowlus
Frederick, Ma
Relly
Luach Riehte
Feagaville
Morris
Maytag
C. Myrtle Greenwald
Agaville, MD
Glenn Trout
Raymond &. Kelly
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Ealtic
Frigidsire
Kenmore
Hollywood
Rufus A. Sawyers
Owenrs
Joan W.nyle
Delbert
Null
A.M. Alexander
the News
Russia
Congressional
Philco
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Philco Appliances
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll
Unionville
T. B
Chevrolet
Ford
Massey Harris
Idea
John Deere Com
McCormick Deering
Fairbarks- Morse
Dellinger
DeLaval
Victor
B.C
Westinghouse
Clyde G
Rickman
MT. Amy
MT. Airy
Raymond L. Kelly
Linganere Grange
M.D. Crum
McCormick-Deering Tractor
David Bradley
Oliver Gang
Inha
New Holland Wood
New Idea
John Deere
John Deere & Foot
John Deere No
Wizard Barshear
Milket Unite
P. fMuetens
David E. Smith
Emmert R. Bowles
Trout Bros
Locust Grove
Schont
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