14 Feb 1949
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1949
Page
1
Local efforts push Congressmen to modify government corn storage and loan rules. Farmers express concerns over crib storage inspections moisture tests and loan versus purchase agreements. officials discuss eligibility, prices, and delivery timelines.
Aluminum owls to be equipped with wings to frighten crows in Decatur Ti. Feb 14. Soules and Joe Six ging put % and 2d horse In either of eight ard speed. Soules and said whey effective. The three story brick residence of the late Al Adele Cre ed on the northwest corner well Terrace and North Bentz street has been sold to Ned S. Zeiler, local realtor, who will convert it into two apartments. Mr. Zeller bought the property from the heirs. Possession is given on or before March 15. The consideration was not disclosed. Zeiler plans first floor as one apartment and second and third floors as another. Three forages in the rear are included in the transaction.
Applications for new license plates for pas and motorcycles are being mailed by W. Lee Elgin of the County Motor Vehicles office. The notice indicates plates are issued and managed through the department.
An emergency unit from the 141st Tank Battalion endured a brutal blizzard while delivering aid over U.S. Highway 30. A stalled truck, a broken generator belt repaired by an auto mechanic, and a perilous seven mile crawl to Bitter Creek tested their resolve before transporting a patient to hospital.
The storm left Frederica isolated for days as snow drifts reached the second story and tracks and telegraphs failed. Streets were impassable, horses tramped openings, markets closed, and the circuit court could not sit. Widespread damage and power shortages stalled life across the region.
The 24 hour weather report for February 1948 lists today’s high and low temperatures, compares with last year, and provides sun and moon timings. Highs near 18, lows around 49 with a year-ago 31. Sun sets at 3.45 pm, rises tomorrow at 5.03 am. Moon rises 8 pm tomorrow, sets 8.35 am.
A transportation study by the State Roads Commission reports that a downtown bypass could have reduced traffic. It estimates that about 64 percent of trips could have bypassed the area, easing congestion if adequate road capacity existed.
A barn near Corus owned by E. C. Weiling burned before Hyattstown volunteers arrived at about 11:43 PM Sunday. A 45 foot chicken house housed 180 birds and was totally lost. two engines and 14 firefighters battled the blaze for two hours. Loss estimated between 4600 and 500 dollars. Origin of the fire unknown.
New York Yankee outfielder Charlie Keller left for spring training camp in St. Petersburg Florida accompanied by his elder brother Charles Jr He told friends he feels healthier and aims for a comeback this summer In a separate item L Linton a Frederick Route 4 resident was involved in a minor car crash but did not need hospital treatment and returned to Frederick High School with no charges filed by Sgt Ben Phebus
A Swedish source in touch with Scandinavian defense planners says Sweden fears an east west threat and seeks a fourth Atlantic offensive line. This signals shifts in regional strategy amid tensions and alliance considerations.
The article reports U S naval leaders warning of Soviet intent and the importance of expanding aircraft carrier and submarine forces. It notes criticism of Alaska maneuvers as insufficient to solve strategic naval challenges while highlighting heightened American naval interest and defense planning.
The Pope denounces the Budapest trial as biased against the Catholic church in Hungary. He warns that political manipulation targets church leadership, calling for fairness and transparency amid accusations and secret influences.
In Washington dated February an analysis notes Eastern European audits on churchmen and rising unrest. The piece argues the Soviet bloc aims to present a united front against the West, with Budapest and Marian Czech-Polish developments cited as signals of a shrinking opposition.
The piece surveys how Communist regimes in Eastern Europe challenge churches and churchmen, citing Mindszenty in Hungary and trials of Protestant leaders in Bulgaria. It notes government efforts to abolish religious teaching and a crackdown on faith, while suggesting religion remains deeply rooted in homes despite repression.
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Two people were injured when a fight over a right of way erupted near a cemetery as pallbearers and mourners clashed. A cemetery watchman fired into the air to disperse the crowd and restore order.
A major blizzard walloped North Dakota causing heavy snow and freezing temperatures across the state. Red Cross mobilized six ski planes while Fort Lincoln in Bismarck set up headquarters for rescue efforts. farmers faced food and fuel shortages as crews worked to reopen roads and assist livestock operations.
The article notes springlike warmth approaching 70 degrees today contrasted with Frederick’s lingering snow 59 years after a notable morning. It mentions a 70 degree potential and a forecasted rise, plus a curious reference to a deed and a bank, with street-level details and revenue stamps noted.
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