Dedication Plans For Frederick Airport Unclear
Plans for the Frederick airport dedication on May 1 remain undecided with final ceremony details still being formulated. Mayor Culler and city officials were to discuss arrangements while aviation leaders and legislators were expected to attend recordings for potential use along the All American route.
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Frederick
Byalca
Jack T. Qu
Ton
Lford C. Culler
Ri Zimmerman
Charles Bowers
Chamt Commerce
Alan Long
Aviation For Chamber
Hagerston
Trydings
Beali
Garmatzre
Albert Harer
Bar Association of Commerce
WCBM
Jaycee
Frederick High School
Jaycees
Bowman
Warner L. Brittain
Rotary Club
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Edwin H. Sponselies
Education Committee
Richard Shoemaker Presi
Gets Fractured Nose In Rush For 99 Cent Typewriter
Clarksburg man Barry P. Williams aged 53 suffered a fractured nose as Washington birthday sales drew a large crowd and police were called to maintain order. He waited six hours for a 99 cent typewriter but was struck in line by a man and did not obtain the item amid crushes for 19 cent ties and other bargain goods.
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Clarksburg
George Washington
Washington
Barry P. Williams
Williams
Senator Storm to Speak Before Frederick AAUW
Senator Edward D. Storm will address members of the Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women at 8 o clock in the home of Mrs. Robert T. L East Church Street. The talk covers the AAUW state legislative program approved by the state board in Washington on December 17 with members urged to review the General Assembly list. Flossie Cain, president, notes notices were sent. Deeds recorded include sale of property to Kennard G. Porter and a five acre tract near Creagers Town. Funeral services will be held for J Hammond Siler Sr. in Berkeley Springs following his sudden death in Richmond.
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Wate
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
American Association of University Women
Robert T
East Church
State Board
Washington
Ase National Congress
Iss Flossie Cain
Lloyd C. Culler
Kennard G. Porter
Red Hillance
Tads. A. Dinter Br
Mars.man
Chari S. Bhi
Creagerstoun-Lors Station
J. H. Siler
Berkeley Spring
W. Va
J. Hammond Siler
Richmond, Va
Richmond
J. Hammond Siler, Jr
U S Protest Rejected By Bulgarian Reds
The United States protested Bulgaria's arrest of 15 Protestant churchmen as a flagrant terror tactic to seed religious denominations. Washington said a formal note was delivered to Sofia, but the Bulgarian Communist government rejected it outright.
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Washington
United States
Bulgaria
State Department
Sofia
U. S
Mment
Tikest
40 Hour Week Bill Moves in Maryland Legislature
A General Assembly hearing on a proposed 40 hour work week for Maryland workers drew input from business and labor spokesmen. The bill, sponsored by Kimble and Hofferbert, would set overtime rules, ban gender based employment discrimination, and exclude executives earning $300 weekly. Banks and contractors warned impact on daily operations. Eastern Shore opponents favored, with watermen and other workers noted as stakeholders.
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Mapolis
General Assembly
Maryland
Della
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kimble
Wills Probate Involve Zeigler and Carter Estates Here
Two wills admitted to probate reveal Zeigler and Carter estates. Zeigler's will leaves a clock and mirror to his wife for life, then to his son George. wife to receive personal property after her death, with residue to her for life and then to the son. executrix named. Carter estate provides home purchase options for grandchildren and children, with executor Maurice Kaetzel and probate date February 18, 1945, witnessed by G W Wenner Jr and R Nelson.
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Walter F. Zeigler
Orphans Court
Zeigler
Mary Edna Zeigler
Georgeae Zeigler
Sallie McLaughlin
Alster BM
Carter
Gladys Rinker
Naomi Roby
Evelyn McLaughlin
Grand- Maurice Kaetzel
G. W. Wenner. Jr
R. Nelson
Man Missing From Home At Leesburg
State Police at Barracks B received a teletype broadcast that a man may have left home in Leesburg. A search for a body in the Potomac near Point of Rocks could be renewed if he is not found. Earlier, a man leaped from the highway bridge at noon. police dragged the area for three hours without locating a body.
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Barracks B
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Water Pressure Down Again In Frederick This Week
Water pressure in Frederick will remain below normal as final connections wind down from the Linganore reservoir project. Work this weekend involves finishing the suction line from the new pumps to the Linganore clear well. once complete, pressure should recover as pumps push water to the elevated tank by mid next month.
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Frederick
Fish Creek
William J
Saturda
Linganure At
Linganore
Lingamore
Play-By-Play Life Story Of Axis Sally At Treason Trial
The witness Mildred Gillars testified in her treason case detailing life from her origin in Portland to early theater work in Cleveland New York and Ottawa. She described time in Algiers Naples Budapest Berlin and teaching English at a Berlitz school before wartime broadcasts. The session included a separate note that James Bruce met with President Truman for 35 minutes in Washington.
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Washington
Axis
Sali
Counter Africa
Mildred E. Gillars
James J. Lang Gillars
Portland
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Cleveland
Chroni Art Theater
Sid
Camas
Laughlin
New York
Finalis
X & Step
Canada
Africa
Paris
Algiers
Naples
Budapest
Germany
Berlin
Rotz
Berlitz
Isi
Secret Nazi chemical spray fear grips wartime worries
Maj. James M. Graham, U S Army engineer, cites reports of a Nazi liquid death spray tabun with nerve agent power. He describes its potential to wipe out crowds swiftly, noting tabun’s lethal pace, difficulty of detection, and mass stockpiles hidden in German arsenals.
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Russia
James M. Graham
U.S. Army
Sie
Berstock
Sin
Graham
di !Chamber of Commerce
San Jose
Dog Shooting Case Heard By Magistrate
Twenty year old Eugene E. Stup of Rocky Hill was found guilty by Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg in Peoples Court for shooting at three fox hounds after they were on neighbor Henry Crum’s land. He was fined 100 dollars and costs. he appealed.
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Eugene E. Stup
Rocky Hill
Henry R. Crum
Stup
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples
Siup
Fendant
Crum
Stupre
Ralston Legore
Henry Hoffman
Hocky
Charles Stun
Outh
Edwas
Fort Boonsboro
Arthur G
General Sunny Skies Bring Mild Temps Across Region
The Associated Press reports generally sunny skies and mild temperatures from the Rockies to the Ohio River Valley. Spring-like weather causes local flood conditions in western range lands but no major overflows. Temperatures around 56 degrees forecast, indicating thawing. No cold spots or significant rainfall nationwide early today.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Ohio River
Western Range
Egypt Approves Armistice after 42 Days of Talks
Rhodes, Feb. 23 Egypt has approved an armistice with Israel after 42 days of negotiations. The deal demilitarizes parts of occupied Palestine, keeps Beersheba under Jewish control, and sets troop withdrawal routes and prisoner exchanges. Dr Ralph Bunche served as mediator as talks with Trans Jordan pause until next Monday.
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Rhodes
Egypt
Israel
Cairo
Negev
Je 1
Tel Aviv
Palestine
EL Arish
Beer- Sieba
Nege
Britain
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
Trans- Jordan
598 DPs Reach Boston and 180 Brought To State Concert Note
A fragmented notice reports 598 DPs reaching Boston and 180 brought to state plus a concert cue for a 1944-49 season event at 2836 School, with sparse readable fragments mentioning Kurtz tonight and German language bits in a local cultural program.
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Boston
Kurtz
To Be Rest Ton Presi Teursan Vacation Plan
Feb 23 to 7 Presi Teursan will travel to Key West for a two weeks vacation starting March 6.
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Presi- Teursan
Key West
Soviets Urged to Ready for U.S. War Threats Across World
Amid censored dispatches, Izvestia and Pravda accuse the United States of aggression and urge Soviet readiness. Bulganin’s remarks pledge a prepared army, air force, and navy while defending peaceful goals and national economic development. The Pravda editorial calls for intensified military training and unity against imperialist blocs.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Izvestia
Pravda
United State
Toj
U.S. A
Tey
Peach Growers Alarmed By Mild February Weather
Peach growers fear a sudden cold snap as buds swell with temperatures from 75 down to the 50s. University lab notes peach buds cannot withstand zero weather while apple buds remain more hardy. Spring birds and other signs appear as mild February continues with scattered precipitation totals around two inches.
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University of Argiland Laboratory
Hancock
Potomac
Campaign Posters On Poles Are Unlawful in Hagerstown
City Attorney Edward Oswald reminds campaign workers that posting on telephone and light poles is illegal. He is personally tearing down posters advocating his mayoral bid.
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Hagerstown
Edward Oswald
Tax forms and filing choices explained in 1960s guide
A guide explains when to use Form 1040 long form versus 1040A and the 1040 short form for under $5,000 incomes. It covers deductions, joint returns, and how W-2 figures impact tax computation, noting automatic 10 percent deductions for many filers and when to itemize.
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James Marlow
Concerted Campaign Of Persecution In Eastern Europe
The document outlines a state led campaign to suppress religious activity across eastern Europe. It lists steps to diminish church influence, sever contact with the West, and remove church leaders on civil or moral charges. It notes many pastors imprisoned or retired, and calls for government control or seizure of church properties.
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Europe
Cumlife
Zasef Car
Hunga
Sal
T. Christian
Eastern
Fife
Rome
Meningitis Case Reported In Littlestown Area
A Littlestown hospital treated a new meningitis case after midnight on Tuesday. The patient is among four ill individuals in the area, with one struck last week and another on Friday, while Littlestown schools closed Monday for fumigation and buses were disinfected before opening Tuesday.
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Littlestown
Helen Spo
Sentou
Seal Sale Fund Reaches $8712 in Frederick County
The Christmas Seal Sale ends February 28. Miss Janet Kerchner says $8712 is in, surpassing the county goal but below the state target. Seals were sent to 13325 people with 6808 responses and 5369 contributors, including funds from four large industries and $150 from small local firms.
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Janet Kerchner
Frederick County
Miss Herchner
Mlarsland
Three Fatal Accidents Reported In January
January reports show three fatal accidents amid broad market notes from New York. The piece lists no names, places beyond New York, and provides no clear dates beyond January. The market focus remains on gains and unchanged forces from the prior close.
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New York
Cambridge man killed changing tire on bridge
Walter McClain Tis 28 of Cambridge died after being hit by a truck while changing a tire on the Potomac river bridge. The incident occurred last night near La Pinta.
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Walter McClain Tis
Cambridge
Potomac River Bridge
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