Brasil Is Pleasant Place To Live, Former Local Couple Find
Betty Sullivan reports on American expatriates in Brazil, the Rauns, longtime Frederick residents. They describe Rio de Janeiro life, Morrison-Knudsen camp housing, wages, and daily routines, noting Brazil’s climate, cleanliness, and social life including Carnival. They cite cost of living, coffee prices, and domestic life for U.S. families abroad. The piece also notes local property transfers and area notices, plus clergy invited to participate in a nine day Methodist evangelistic effort in Washington area.
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Brasil
Betty Sullivan
Brazil
Peter Raun
Fredericksonians
Rio de Janeiro
Raun
Morrison-Knudsen , Inc
South America
Ravns
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ravn
Frederick
Rio
Stratoliner
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
McRain
U. S. Navy
Puerto Rico
Alexandria
East Church Street
U. S
Rams
Morrison-Knudsen
Santa Cecilia
United States
Eigner
Maryland
Equator
States
U S Navy Prepared to Meet Undersea Threat Fechteler Says
Admiral Fechteler told the National Geographic Society that the U S Navy can meet a Soviet submarine threat despite 300 to 400 subs but warned early losses are likely. He compared Russian subs to improved German U boats and stressed carriers while previewing a one man helicopter and other naval tech at Constitution Hall.
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Washington
William M. Fechteler
Soviet Russia
U. S
Fechteler
National Geographic Society
Germany
Navy
Marine Corps
Constitution Hall
Fechteier
Court News Details Divorce Case Listings
Court news covers absolute divorce actions with Betty Ann Blumenauer versus Fo ward Knixe Blumenauer and other parties. Attorneys Licewers and A Polly represent parties from Dalton Mass Ida F Joyce Pittaville Mass Rey P Wolftey and Alice Brown from Derwood Claude Wittig and Joan Preips from Ulster Pa listed among cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Blumenauer
Blumenauer
Licewers
Franklin A. Polly
Dalton
Masa
Ida F. Joyce
Pittaville
Mass
Rey P. Wolftey
Alice ¥. Brown
Derwood Claude
Wittig
Joan A. Preips
Ulster
McKeldin Attacks U S Foreign Policy At Lincoln Day
HAGERSTOWN Feb 18 Gov McKeldin assailed U S foreign policy saying it bungles diplomacy and surrenders to Kremlin precepts. He urged a deal above the table and criticized New Deal policies while calling for a closing of the Russian embassy and condemning administration figures. A second report notes a theft investigation in an apartment building with a likely second entry and ransacking. Franklin Hartle reported the initial theft, with Mrs Hardy confirming the later incident.
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Hagerstown
U. S
McKeldin
Yalta
China
Herman L. Mills
Washington
United States
Senate
Alger Hiss
Douglas MacArthur
Calvert K. Hartle
East Church Street
F. Naomi Hardy
Vernon Heffner
Hardy
OPS Rule Sparks Blackmail Claim Against Government
Washington Post editor J Russell Wiggins told a Maryland press meeting that an Office of Price Stabilization rule effectively allows the government to blackmail merchants by threatening disclosure of violators’ names only if overcharges are paid. He warned the public’s right to know is being eroded and cited a broader trend of secrecy in executive agencies. The talk followed coverage of OPS actions against nine Washington firms and included notes on a separate libel concern raised by Baltimore lawyer Kurl F Steinmann.
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Baltimore
J. Russell Wiggins
The
Washington Post
Wiggins
Truman
Kurl F. Steinmann
Cable prospects for Louisville TV reach uncertain line
The Thoroughbred Rating Association notes doubt about feasibility as no outlet exists in Louisville. A single incoming line would require wires from Indianapolis, but talks continue. Columbia Broadcasting System holds a one year radio and TV contract, indicating potential future access if deals succeed. Two shock victims, Harvey Catsail and John Nusz, aged 32 and 27, are reported improving after a high tension incident, with transfers to Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg, West Virginia. Captain BE B Pierce discovered an old site on Orofino Creek in Idaho dating to 1860.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbia Broadcasting System
Thane
Harvey Catsail
John Nusz
Nust
Braddock Avenue
Catsail
Taney
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
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Robert Edward Calder
Springfield
Beatrice Jean Foley
Drexel Hill
Perry C. Cosgrove
Adamstown
Elaine M. Gouker
Middletown
Leroy Day
Boris Cook
Hamilton
Roger A. Etzler
M. Kemp Bentz
Keefer M. Koogie
Nettie Green
Earl M. Lewis
H. Elizabeth Stevens
Board of Education
Hubert P. Burdette
William ©. Jackson
U.S
Court News
Nieves
Deere
Pleon
Charles E. Nichols
Monher Ave
State Fan Vutual Automobile Wagrange Company
Ploowineton
Fllinoht
Panmunjom
Amother Beal
Kremlin
New Orleans
Bill Corum
Churchill Downs
Corum
Hee
Vey
Valley Forge
Howe
Braadwine
Garmentown
Oldiers
Fee
Katharine Riegal Loose
Reading
Reading Hospital
Charles G. Loose
Derter Loose
Mary L. Nies
Frederick Hospital
Frederick City Hospital
Jeanne Steel
Ted Mack
Elkins
Amvets
Green St
Middletown, Md
Ide
Maytag Company
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ferne R. Martin
Newton, Iowa
West Patrick Street
Pefples Paué Stores
North Market Street
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Rt Ae Gant
fwooDs
T.w.wood & Sons Tichmond
South Market
Sam Miller
Army & Navy
the Thoroughbred Rating Associa. Lines
BE. D. Pierce
Orofino Creek
Idaho
Superior Dairy
Hard Road
Linden Hills
R. C. Boyer
Geo. M. Chapline
Bealtor Chapline Bldg
Farmall
Massey Harris
Massey Marine
Oliver
John Deere
Ford
Heiland
McCormick Deering
Minn
Montine McCormick Deering
Mowers Ferguson
John Deerey
PTO
New Holland
Ceresville Motor Co
Massey Harris — Ferguson RF. D
Frederick, Marvland
Clovertop
Belwin
Russell S. Wachter
Pioneer
Wal Armers Supply CO
Walkersville
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