Frederick farm laborer Clarence Cutsail dies by own action
Clarence LeRoy Cutsail, 30, a Frederick farm laborer, was found dead in his car on New Design road with exhaust hose connected to the rear window. The medical examiner ruled death by suicide from carbon monoxide. he had prior self harm attempts and leaves a wife and several siblings. Funeral arrangements by M. R. Etchison and Son are set with services Saturday at noon at Mt. Hermon Cemetery.
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Clarence L. Cutsail
New Design Road
Clarence LeRoy Cutsail
Federick Farm
Ead
New Design
Guy Anders
Harvey Ural
New Market
Burall
George W. Crouse
Austin Murray
Quartermasters Corps
Frederick Church
Therethren
Harey S. Jr
Ralph E
Tantown
Arthur B
Rockridge
Charles E
Austria
Foward Barker
Woodsboro
Lawrence S
Carles E. Cutsail
Jefferam
East Church Street
Iends
Friay
Mt Hivet
M. R. Etchison Ad
UW Hears Talk On Birds At Frederick Branch
The Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women held a meeting at the Historical Society house on Tuesday evening. Orle W. Crowther of the Maryland Ornithological Society spoke on Birding As a Hobby with slides and film. He noted robin territoriality, feeding stations, and that mockingbirds peak in the South, urging care for owls and woodpeckers, with a plan for eight delegates to the April 3 Hagerstown state meeting. Membership rose to 97 with 13 new members. $100 was allocated to the fellowship fund for the year.
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Fredrick
American Association University
Istorical Society
Orle W. Crowther
Maryland Ornithological Society
Lattimore
Crowther
Maryland
Flossie
Eaker
A. Hovier
Charles K. Heck
Marion McPhail
Iss Grace Lippy
Hagerstown
Alexander
Jews Battle Behind Tombstones Near Jerusalem Gate
A fierce star battle reportedly occurred near the Gate of Gethsemane outside Jerusalem with Arabs firing from tombstones in a Jewish cemetery. Police say two Arabs were killed and four wounded. Arabs report one Arab man, one child, and seven others injured. Houses were demolished.
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Erusalem
Gethsemane
Jerusm
Titish
Who Can Use the 1947 Tax Short Form
James Marlow explains the 1940 short form rules for 1947 income tax. Anyone with total income under 5000 may use Form 1040 A, with deductions and exemptions detailed, or the long form for larger or deductible expenses. Husbands and wives may file separately or jointly on the short form if combined income is under 5000.
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Washington
Remsberg Testifies In Milk Cost Probe
J Homer Remsberg of Middle town and vice president of the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association testified before a federal grand jury in Washington. The panel investigates milk costs in the capital area as part of a national pattern on the high cost of living.
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J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Washington
Department of Justice
Afr. Remsberg
J. 0. Holbrook
Holbrook Farms Dairy
Montgomery
Prince George's County
John McGill
Maryland-Virginia Association
Frederick County
Man Accused In Attack On Officers
Herschel Himes of Burkittsville is jailed on assault and battery charges after an incident at the Rhoderick farm near Urbana when Sheriff and Deputy Crouse were called about possible wheat theft. Wallace and four men with two trucks reported involvement. officers were assaulted, a cut on the sheriff's cheek and a black eye for the deputy. Himes will face Circuit Court for trial on these charges.
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Guy Anders
George W. Crouse
Harry Rhoderick
Thurston Road
Urbana
Herschel Himes
Burkittsville
Himes
Charles E. Wallace
Rhoderick
Roy Hilton
Wallace
Hilton
Crouse
Truck Driver Acquitted In Frederick Overload Case
Aubrey Mack of Carlisle Pa was acquitted in Peoples Court before Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg after police charged him with 9000 pounds over the legal limit for a three axle truck. The magistrate ruled no evidence showed knowledge of overload as the excess was slight. Ten other drivers in the roadside crackdown forfeited collateral totaling 261.25 with fines listed for traffic violations and reckless driving.
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Frederick County
Peoples Court
Manuel M. Weinberg
Aubrey Mack
Carlisle
W. A. Mutehner
Jug Bridge Hill
Mack
Sherman P. Bowers
Douglas S. Ford
Clifford M. Miller
Martin W. Shepley
Maurice E. Broderick
Jacob R. Blouch
George C. Melton
Lawrence Baker
Carl V. Mixell
James L. Ringer
Howard Barron
Allo
Edward J. Peppies
Washington
Eugene F. Bishop
Rouse J
John H. Blank
Rinehams Alley
Muichner
Meyers Made Major Decisions in Aviation Electric Case
Washington February 26 Major general Meyer testimony centers on alleged control of Aviation Electric by Meyers then Army Air Forces purchasing executive. LaMarre, chief government witness, claims Meyers directed daily wire communications and major corporate actions while planning shifts from Wright Field to Washington.
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Washington
Bleriot H. LaMarre
Bennett E. Meyer
Avi Electric Company
Meyers
Army Air Forces
LaMarre
Aievers
Mevers
Cour
Senate
Kaiser Frazer Announces 3200 Job Cuts at Willow Run
Detroit announces an economy cutback including elimination of the night shift at the Willow Run plant and the layoff of 3,200 workers.
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Detroit
Kaiser- Frazer Corp
Willow Run
Partitioning Of Palestine Up Tomorrow
Security Council delegates paused for a 24 hour break as talks on the Palestine partition resume with focus on when Andrei Gromyko will speak. Russia is expected to challenge the U S approach to enforcement while deferment allowed lobbying and prep for a decisive round. The council also weighed Indonesia and Pakistan India cases as discussions continue.
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Tomorro
Gromyko
United States
Britain
U. S
Russia
U Assembly
Gromzko
T S
Council
Greece
Korea
Little Assembly
Soviet Union
Palestine
Colombia
Cumberland Strike Appears Probable
Negotiations between the AFL Transit Workers Union and Potomac Edison Company in Cumberland are at a standstill. An Amalgamated Association official said a Monday morning strike appears inevitable as workers weigh a 30 cent per hour offer against current pay scales affecting about 198 employees including drivers and maintenance staff.
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Cumberland
AFL Transit Workers Union
Potsroae Edison Company
John AM. Elliott
Henry W. Price
Potomac Edison
Maryland Local Forecast Summary
Cloudy with light rain ending by mid afternoon then partly cloudy through tonight and Friday. Highs reach upper 50s in eastern shore and central Maryland with lows in the mid to upper 40s. North Central Maryland including Frederick county sees rain end in early afternoon with highs in the mid 50s and lows in the low to mid 40s.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Frederick County
Frederick County 4-H Week Plans National Program Activities
Frederick County 4-H clubs set National 4-H Week March 1 to 7 with a Washington tour a Grand Parkway party and a rat control project. Activities include local club projects a radio program by Miss Lou Davis a county window display committee led by Regina Beachley and visits by 4-H members to federal sites in Washington. Local clubs coordinate with Miss Miriam Leiter and Bradley Jones overseeing weeklong plans.
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Washington
Frederick County
Rockville
Agriculture Building
Clinton B. Anderson
Jefferson Auditorium
Agricultural South
Capitol
Millard E. Tydings
Senate
House of Representatives
Parkway School
Regina Beachley
Middletown
Ruth Ellen Sfert
James Montgomery
Urbana
Gene Murphy
4-H
United Brethren Church
Walkersville Club
Glade Valley Lions Club
Mr. Pleasant
Letown
Miriam Leiter
Bradley Jones
Rent Control Callers Are Mostly Landlords
Samuel L. King Jr, representative of the local rent control area, says most visitors to his Wednesday sessions at City Hall are landlords seeking guidance on rent increases. He notes landlords can seek improvement increases and that many have raised rents by about 15 percent with tenant agreement, while few tenants complain.
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Samuel L. King, Jr
Centrol
Mr. King
City Hall
King
Virginia Governor seeks to remove Truman from ballot
Governor William M. Tuck asks the Virginia General Assembly to change election laws to omit the Presidential and Vice Presidential nominees names from ballots. He ties the move to opposition to the civil rights program and urges southern adoption. The plan would let voters choose party preference instead of a nominee and would bar Henry Wallace's third party absent strong statewide support.
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Richmond
William M. Tuck
Virginia General Assembly
Truman
Tuck
South
America
Hitler
Stelin
Henry Wallace
Rainy mild spell across the Midwest and West
Light rain dampens extensive areas from Illinois to the Atlantic coast while another band covers Oklahoma, west Texas and adjoining regions. Temperatures range from 60s along the Gulf to near zero in Wyoming and Colorado. February rainfall totals rise to about 1.57 inches at a local Weather Station despite some sun possible later with a high near 60.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Atlantic
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Montana
Washington-Oregon
Gulf Coast
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Prospect
Mistaken Identity Pie Incident in Albuquerque
Two teenage boys, initially charged for throwing a pie at a door, faced Judge W T Harri after it emerged Mrs. A E Buck wife of an Albuquerque city Commissioner was struck by the chocolate cream pie at 510 South Tulane Ave. The youths received one year probation and apologized, saying the pie was aimed at Buck’s teenage daughter.
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Albuquerque
Tulane Ave
W T. Harri
A. E Buck
Anuquerque City
National invitation basketball tourney invites four teams
New York date announces Western Kentucky State St Louis University and Texas accepted invitations to the eleventh annual national invitation basketball tournament. The event will be staged at Madison Square Garden on March 11 13 15 and 27.
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New York
Western Kentucky State
St. Louis University
Texas
Madison Square Garden
Dead In Crash Of B-29 Bomber Near Meridian
Four crew members died when a B-29 from Carswell Air Base crashed in rain and fog near Meridian Texas. Col Alan D. Clark and other survivors parachuted to safety as the aircraft burned, with three other listed aboard among the missing at the wreck site.
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Meridian
Tex
Here
Alan D. Clark
Fort Worth
Tth
West
Carswel Air Base
Clark
Julian F. Moffat
Barksdale
Miss
Harry E. Goldsworth
Spokane
Wash
Solberg
900 Printers strike in Philadelphia show of strength
A 27 year high strike by 900 printers began in Philadelphia after Local 2 of the ITU voted 1 100 to 53 for action against 28 major printers. Newsroom staff chose to abstain but could participate in the vote. The ITU also faced an NLRB hearing, with allegations of persecution and a walkout, as seven employer complaints were consolidated.
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Philadelphia
Sinclair Muir
AFE International Typographical Union
Muir
ITU
National Labor Relations Board
Benjamin RB. Simon
New York
NLRB
Howard Myers
Postponed Meeting To Be Held Tomorrow
The Farmers Cooperative Association of Frederick and Middletown will hold its adjourned annual meeting at the Hotel Frederick tomorrow at 12 30 p m. After a brief business session an entertainment by magician H David Hagan will be followed by an educational program. John Magruder University of Maryland Extension Agronomist will discuss field crop varieties for Frederick County. John C Jones specialist in Rodent Control will present information on rat habits and control methods with practical demonstrations.
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Farmers Cooperative Association
Frederick
Middletown
WHI
H. David Hagan
John Magruder
Extension Agronomist
University of Maryland
Frederick County
John C. Jones
Jones
Baltimore Officer Praised for Shooting Two Robbers
Patrolman John Root of Baltimore police is commended for shooting two suspected holdup men Monday night. One suspect died, the other, Joseph Roland, was wounded in the arm wrist and side and held on robbery and assault with a pistol charges at $20,000 bail. Magistrate Preston A Paire said the action would have a salutary effect on armed bandits.
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Baltimore
John Root
Joseph Roland
Rooi
Preston A Paire
Purge Will Be Next In Czech Crisis
The United States Britain and France condemn Czechoslovak Communist seizure as a crisis plotted to copy Soviet Russia. Gottwald uses press control to secure cabinet with minority parties purged. Elections looming with Communist majority aims and opposition suppression noted.
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Czech
Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
Russia
Klement Gottwald
Communist Party
U. S
Social Democrats
Democratic Progressive
Finland Faces Communist Pressure in Postwar Europe
Diplomatic observers in London on February 26 assess Finland as the next small nation likely to feel pressure from Soviet expansion. Some name Austria France and Italy as possible targets, while Czechslovakia’s coup is viewed as a key move to curb the Marshall Plan. Finland’s coalition government faces uncertain elections as Communists seek gains.
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London
Finland
Austria
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Waly
Secon
Ex Naval Officer Found Strangled in New York Hotel
A 35 year old former naval officer Harv ey Hacherle of Falls Church West Virginia was found strangled in a West 57th Street hotel room. He was bound with bed sheet pieces and identified as a civilian employee of the Navy photographic division at Anacostia in Washington DC. The Navy noted he served as its contact with commercial studios filming training movies.
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New York
Navy Department
West 57Th Street
Harvey Hacherle Falls Church
W. Va
Navy
Anacostia Air Station
Washington, D Cc
Haeherle
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Remsberg
George Crouse
Frank Keefer
State Roads Commission
Security Council
Virginia
iState Department
Hungary
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