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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1948

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3

Rites Held For Rat War Casualties In Maryland

The article notes the return of bodies from World War II Pacific areas including 2nd Lt. Thomas P. Air Force of Gaithersburg and S/Sgt Harry A. Nogle of Frederick. Next of kin listed include William P. Frank and Lonnie M. Reid. Remains to be conveyed to Philadelphia for transfer with final interment planned at local cemeteries.

Thomas P. Air Force Gaithersburg Curtis C. Reid Navy Union Bridge U. S Pacific United States Pacific Ocean Gaithersarg Lonnie M. Reid Union Bridge E Quartermaster Depot Philaelphia Hawaii Cardinal O'Connell Hawaiian Islands Brisbane Sydney Australia Guadalcanal Public Information Division Department of the Army National Cemetery Nogle Harry A. Nogle William Nogle Frederick Sergt Gearhardt France Maryland National Guard 113Th Infantry U. S. Army Quartermaster Philadelphia Harry E. Carty Co East Patrick Street U.S. Army W. J. Reed Brunswick 29Th Division Association Mt. Olivet S/Sergt. Nagle Frederick High School Reformed Church Land of the Independent Hose Co Edward Bentz Ritz

Alarming Trend Toward Specialization in Medicine

AMA trustee Dr Wingate M Johnson warned of a trend toward specialization that could leave many doctors unable to provide family practice. He warned the public will suffer as patients struggle to find doctors and urged a return to generalist care amid potential income losses for specialists. The speech also referenced historical shifts during economic downturns and the need to meet public demand for accessible medical care.

Chicago American Medical Association Wingate M. Johnson Winston-Salem N. C Council On Medical Education and Hospitals The

Sentence Suspended On Charge Of Assault

Douglas Dixon faced charges of assault and battery at a South Market Street tavern. Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg gave a three month suspended sentence in the House of Correction. Other defendants faced hearings and various fines for drunkenness, traffic violations, and related offenses.

Clarence Russell Urbana Sergt. Swomley Bentzell Walter E. Pryer Robert L. Stevens Georg Crummitt Harvey Earl P. Hargett Decomis Mullins Paul H. Pickett Mt. Airy Roger Robert E. Maddox, Jr Orth Market Street Phebus Julian C. Johnston Roanoke George C. Lawson Rockville Boone Frank C. Wright Rt. 1 Frederick Dietz Maddox Sylvester A. Mixell Newville Young Dixon LeRoy Jones James Dixon Douglas Dixon

No Quorum At Meet Of Local Zoning Board

The Board of Zoning Appeals meeting planned for Monday at 7 pm was abandoned due to a lack of a quorum. Two appeals were listed: Harry Jablow seeking a filling station at Linden avenue and Route 40, and James H. Cramer for a parking lot on East All Saints street. The postponement date will be advertised. several members were unavailable, and the fifth member was notified.

Board of Zoning Appeals Parsons Newman Harry Jablow East All Saints Street T. Edgie Russell Richard F. Kline Florida John Ed Schell Newman Robert B. Crothers

Russia Says Allies Caused World War I and II

Moscow charges that American dollars and British French diplomacy enabled Hitler. The Soviet statement cites Western links with Germany after World War I and claims Allied rejection of collective security helped Hitler build war power. It responds to U.S. document releases on Nazi diplomacy.

Moscow Russia Germany Adolf Hitler United States of America State Department U. S. State Departments Poland Hitler United States Great Britain Europe Asia Africa Marshall Soviet Information Bureau Ican

Welder Killed in Baltimore Explosion

A blast at a North Baltimore truck repair yard killed Lincoln G. Felty, 44, as an acetylene torch sparked a fire and a 4000 gallon tar oil tank truck exploded. The fire spread to three tractors, causing further destruction and injuries, with worker Donald F. Dill rescuing Felty.

Baltimore Lincoln G. Felty Joseph D. McMahon LeRoy Custer Donald F. Dill Whitehall Felty St. Joseph's Hospital

Gastley Jr., Celebrates Birthday With Family Party

Esiph L. Gastley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Gastley, observed his birthday at home on Monday with a two party gathering at 335 East Third Street.

Esiph L. Gastley, Jr Ralph L. Gastley East Third Street

Breach Between Church And Government Widens In Poland

In Warsaw the Communist led Polish Government refused to alter new marriage and divorce laws despite church objections. The stance hinders détente with the Vatican which severed diplomatic ties in 1945 after Poland renounced its concordat. Efforts to resume talks last year yielded no results.

Warsaw Poland Vatican

Son Of Gath Dies At Chicago Home

George Alfred Townsend Jr son of the famed Civil War correspondent known as Gath died in Chicago in February at age 14. He leaves wife Ira Rogers Townsend a son Roger Gath Townsend and two grandchildren.

Chicago George Alfred Townsend, Jr Gath Gapland Ira Rogers Townsend Roger Gath Townsend

Court News Equity and Divorce Actions and Property Transfers

Equity actions include Earl B Barker and Martha J Barker for absolute divorce. Numerous marriage licenses listed for Glen R Staub and Zhani R LeBaron. Arthur S Peffley and Thelma K Newcomer. Charles E Spinks and Mary Virginia Williams. Robert N DeButts and Iris E Finch. Donald N Dickson and Elma J Hackler. Charles Garnett Grimes and Ruth Stream. James C Collins and Pearl E Miller. John Oliver Cram and Nellie D Frazier. X A Woodward and Vera A Culler. Thomas C Kefauver and Violet R Virts. Property deeds show transfers between multiple spouses and estates, each for $10 consideration, including Rhoads to Rice, Rice to Rhoads, Euler to Wertheimer, and others. Virginia, Maryland and New Jersey names appear with city and county mentions across the record.

Earl B. Barker Martha Jane Barker Glen R. Staub York Zhani Rachelle LeBaron Oskand California Arthur S. Peffley Grantham Thelma K. Newcomer Boiling Springs Charles E. Spinks Paeonian Springs Mary Virginia Williams Lovettsville Robert Nelson Robert Nelson DeButts Hamilton Iris Elizabeth Finch Herndon Donald N. Dickson Elma J. Hackler Baltimore Charles Garnett Grimes Ruth Virginis Stream Dickerson James C. Collins Pearl E. Miller Dagerstown John Oliver Cram Delanco N. J Nellie Doris Frazier Burlington X. J. Lewis A. Woodward West College Terrace Vera A. Culler East Second Street Thomas Crouse Kefauver Jefferson Street Violet Rebecca Virts East Street Paul B. Rhoads, Jr Grace E. Rice Paul B. Rhoads Roger A. Euler Philip Wertheimer Wilbur Jackson Herman A. Toms Wilbur C. Hargett Earl F. Hargett Charles W. Pearl William F R. Patrick Turner T. Austin Garner

Truman asks extension of federal highway aid program

President Truman urged Congress to extend the federal highway aid program through the two fiscal years ending June 30, 1951 at an annual $500 million. The Orphans' Court approved the first and final account of Dudley Merrill Page executor in Nellie Percy Page estate reporting no personal property and expenditures of $27,730.26 with real estate valued at $30,750.

Washington Congress Orphans’ Court Dudley Merrill Page Nellie Percy Page

Independent Agency May Run Relief Plan

Senate Foreign Relations Committee members reported progress on shaping the European Recovery Program into a bill. Disagreement over who should run ERP and how much to cut the aid is central, with Brookings Institution recommendations for a Cabinet rank administrator outside the State Department.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations State Department George D-Ga Senate Europe Tate Marshall Herter R-Mas George Senate Committee Brookings Institution Vandenberg Mich Adi Strator

Weather Bureau marks 78th anniversary with tough forecasting

Weather forecasters recalled the increased public demand for precision as the Weather Bureau celebrated 78 years since its 1870 authorization within the Signal Corps. An era of improved forecasts contrasts with the public expectant pressure for exact storm timing and intensity.

Washington Weather Bureau Weather Outfit Conress War Department Signal Corps Great Lakes

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