All American Airways plan disclosed for Middle Atlantic feeder routes
All American Airways announced plans to start operating two feeder networks in the Middle Atlantic states around March 7. The Wilmington move and FAA approval precede a shift from an air mail pickup to new regional routes, with Easton Salisbury and Cumberland among early stops and a staggered schedule for additional lines. Cumberland and Hagerstown officials urged service, while Chesapeake Airways and Eastern Shore Airline opposed the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PA American Airways
Middle Atlantic
Wilmington
Del
Washington
C Aeronautics Board
Paoli
Alaryland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberlandinsburg
Connellsville
Uniontown
Easton
Salisbury
Maryland
Cumberland
Thomas B. Finan
Public Service Commission
Finan
Edward Oswald, Jr
Oswald
Seymour O'Brien
Balore
All- American
Chesapeake Airways
Eastern Shore Airline, Inc
Equity Lings property guardianship dispute denied
In Equity Court today an answer to a guardianship bill filed by William A. Lings and Clarence V. Lingg of Baltimore denied any equity in a guardianship fund tied to a will of Ab mitsburg. The case involves allegations of misused funds by Rose Lingg and executor Howard V. McGraw.
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Equity
Ab Mitsburg
William A. Lings
Clarence V. Lingg
Baltimore
1 Ae
Iwo Zs
Rose E. Gainers
Howard
McGraw
Holden S. Felton
Fendante
Ignatius Lingg
Rose Lingg
Opposition to pari mutuel betting at Frederick County fairgrounds
The Glade Valley Community Association at Walkersville High School voted to oppose introducing pari mutuel betting on harness races at the Frederick Fair Grounds. The resolution urged State Senator Edward D. Storm to read the measure to the legislature, arguing such gambling is dangerous and not needed to develop better livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Communi Association
Frederick Feir Grounds
Walkersville High School
Edward D. Storm
Freder
Frederick County
Frederick
Citizens Co
Thomas Cramer
Duval W. Sweadner
Sweadner
Miss Reddick
E. F. Hoffmeier
Rederick Fair Groun
Frederial Associate
M. T. Tabler
EF. D. Bright
John S Box Jus
Jonna N. North
J. E. Stephen
H.C. Kotiler
E. O. Welker
M. G. Zumbrun
Leonard Carmack
Charles S. Owen
Thomas Morgan
WV. Garrett
Samuel S. Johnston
R. H. Miller
Raymond C. Myers
George H. Bennett
Merle F. Sollinger
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Paul Kinsel
Warren Breisch
Resulu- Paul W
Edward D. Bright
City considers next step in condemnation case at meeting
Mayor and Aldermen to decide whether to pursue condemnation of Frederick High School land for Carroll Parkway extension after Circuit Court overruled a city demurrer in a declaratory judgment action by the Board of Education. City Attorney Zi Merman says action hinges on aldermanic discussion and possible equity move. Court ruling cited forbids condemning land for an inconsistent later use without explicit or implied authority. Appraisers have not yet valued the Board of Education land, delaying any ordinance-based valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Carroll Parkway
Richard E. Zi Merman
Circuit Court
Board of Education
Board
Saal
Radar guided plane to landing near Patuxent
A P Savy radar guided an Air Force transport to a safe landing at Patuxent with 5 crew on board and 30 cadets aboard. Ground control and the Patuxent radar aided the approach as weather threatened and the aircraft diverted to a secure field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patuxent
P— Savy
Air Force
Truman
McNulty
GCA
Bersstrem Field
Austin
Tes Bolling Field
Washinger
Appalachian Mountains
Washington
Weater
Three Frederick Men Enter U S Service Draft Push
Three men from Frederick County draft boards departed for the Army processing center in Hagerstown to enter the armed services in a late February call prior to a pause in February and March. The trio Rob er James Jr Edward Summers and their board affiliations are listed. Local boards are sending questionnaires to married men and veterans who registered last year with Selective Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Army Processing Center
Hagerstown
Armed Services
Robert James, Jr
West Fifth Street
Edward S. Summers
Middletown
FL McNulty
Emm
Reiv
Cold snap looms as West City forecasts wintry weather
January cold likely in the west and Chicago area reports mild early temps. Rain fell overnight totaling .10 of an inch, first measurable in a week. A $2,000 damages suit over an auto collision filed in Circuit Court. Creagerstown driver allegedly struck by a Valentine vehicle. Removal sought for two Crownsville State Hospital board members by the hospital president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Focal
Chicago
Lucyy
Br Creagersi
Jean Gracehamaioe
Edna Valentine
Roger Valentine
Sica
Joseph DeFelippo
Creagerson
Flurmont
Jerome Offutt
Baltimore
Teo V Miller
Crownsville State Hospital
Lane
Jon
Kansas City
Kan- Mo
Irol
Central i
di Qo
Midwest
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Dickinson
N. DB
Chadron
Nebr
Goodland
Kansas
Tarkio
St. Louis
Electric Company
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
E. L. Redman
Kearnev
Nebrarakeman
Hong- Jang
Church opposes pari mutuel betting in county vote
Parishioners of the Church of the Brethren voted against the legalization of pari mutuel race track betting, arguing it would drain local funds and lead to broader social harms. The church cited community objectives and moral concerns in its 159 attending members’ decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Kinselpas
Church of the Brethren
Union Shop Provision Is Held Illegal
National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled the union shop clause in the contract between soft coal operators and United Mine Workers illegal. The yearlong pact, signed last July, could be reviewed by the full board if challenged, affecting about 490000 soft coal miners and related Pennsylvanian anthracite workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
U. S. Steel
William R. Ringer
Fined 3100 For Driving On A Revoked License
Forest J. Watkins was fined 3100 plus costs of 100.75 after pleading guilty to driving on a revoked license. State Trooper James H. Routes stopped him on Route 340 near Route 17 around 3:30 p.m. Watkins was arrested and ordered to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest J. Watkins
Alfon
Tee G
Irty Dars
Watkins
James H
Watk
Purzee
Local man arrested for intoxication after midnight
William W Bennett of Frederica Route 1 was charged with intoxication by Officer Twentes and held under $230 bond following a overnight arrest by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onse
William W Bennett
Frederica
Twentes
Local Scouts From Frederick Set for Washington Inauguration
One hundred Boy Scouts from the Francis Scott Key district, representing 14 troops, will depart Frederick at 6 a.m. in two chartered buses for Washington to participate in inaugural ceremonies. Eighteen hundred Scouts will be on duty in the capital, with duties ranging from ushers and parade support to messengering and lunch service under the quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Washington
Frederick
National
Theiervices
Charles E. Stup
Russell Young
Joner
Don Scout
Eadh Ecore
Freder
Body Of Second Missing Boy Found In Mountains
A second boy was found dead in the mountains after a weeklong search for 19 missing youths. The younger Robert, seven, was located with autopsy notes indicating he died about two hours earlier. John, rescued Sunday, remained in critical condition with pneumonia. About 150 volunteers searched the fog and snow near Tass Carr Home, where the boys reportedly got lost while trekking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
John
U S Ready To Welcome Proof In U S Soviet Relations
Acting Secretary Lovett said the United States would welcome concrete steps toward improved relations with Russia and its Communist allies, signaling a shift from words to actions. He spoke as Dean Acheson awaited swearing in and James E. Webb was awaiting Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lovett
United States
Russia
Dean Acheson
Tomorre
Frida
James E. Webb
Senate
Ten Coast Guardsmen Die in Eastwind Crash Off New Jersey
Ten Coast Guardsmen were killed and many injured when the cutter Eastwind collided with the tanker Gulfstream in thick fog off the New Jersey coast. Fire raged as crew abandoned ship about 60 miles southeast of Barnegat Light with 100 to 160 aboard. The Gulfstream initially headed toward Philadelphia under her own power then diverted to New York for Newport News, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast
Eastwind
Barnegat
Gulfstream
Philadelphia
Newport News
Western Shore counties seek more state aid for schools
Representatives from 14 Western Shore counties met in Annapolis to discuss increasing state aid for public schools and easing construction costs. Christian H. Kahl chaired the session outlining county financing difficulties and potential joint county state programs led by county leaders including Thomas G. Pullin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Western Shore
Christian H. Kahl
Kahl
Baltimore County Board of Commissioners
Kahl G
Thomas G. Pullternoon
Tonets Hooper
Robert R. Rhodevick
Frederick Count
Honor Railroad Man Upon His Retirement
A brief ceremony honored a retiring railroad worker with presentation of breakers jackets and tools. Myer Kaplan and Charles W. Smith assisted. Committees included Briel, Shewbridge, Cooper, and Rapien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Hahier
Myer Kaplan
Bromwich
Charles W. OC Smith
Briel
Super Ars Shewbridge
H. E. Cooper
Mr. Rapien
Tne Bru
Washington Inauguration Week Crowds and Plans
Washington braces for ceremonies as President Truman readies a four day holiday for federal workers and vows a gala inauguration. Officials expect 25 000 hotel rooms and highlight old Army friends of Truman among honored guests and a 700 person stage and radio spectacle at the National Guard armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Tad Ame
Senate
Thomas E Dewey
Dewey
Truman
White House
Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Capitol
Truman-Barkley Club
Finance Committee
Democratic National Committee
Forrest Smith
Missouri
Mainflower
National Guard
Battery D
129Th Field Artillery
Man Killed When Auto Overturns Eight Times
An early morning crash in a rural area left Robert York dead after his car overturned eight times. Three other occupants were injured and transported for treatment. Parents later collected their son as authorities reviewed the incident. Local officials are expected to approve a 1948 county audit, with bids from two firms received and one pending from the auditor, Robert C. Trieler of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Robert York
Key
New York
Papper
Tippett
Balmore
Robert C. Trieler
Hagerstown
Government Calls for End to War in China Negotiations urged
The Executive Yuan disclosed a plan for unconditional peace talks with both government and Communist forces. Chiang Kai-Shek's central committee directs policy while Premier Sun Fo warned of resignation if no negotiation. Reports note threats to peace delegates and a bomb injuring He Sze Yuan in Peiping. Moving ministries hint at state relocation toward Canton as civil war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Chimise
Tas
Executive Yuan
Legislative Yuan
Chiang
Central Executive Committee
Kuomintang Party
Chiang Kai-Shek
Sun Fo
Nanking
Tientsin
Peiping
He Sze-Yuan
Canton
Michigan Hit By Hurricane Destroys Property in Upper Peninsula
Winds to 95 miles per hour sweep southern Michigan causing power outages and telephone failures. A man dies as buildings lose roofs and telecommunication lines fail. WJIM radio reports damage across Lansing and surrounding areas. Articles filed show new incorporations including Radio Center Inc and Taneytown Rod and Gun Club with varied capital stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufy
Michigan
Consumers Power Co
Bell
Lansing
WJITM
Arep
Comtor Radio Center, Inc
Jam D. McCui
Theodore V. Levinson
James H Kepler
Taneytown
Lsted
David Hilterbrick
Edward W. Morelock
Harold S. Mehfring
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All-American Airways
Atlantic States
Union Securities Corporation
Garrett County
Glade Valley Assn
Frederi
Carroll County
U.S. Service
West
Church of Brethren
AFR
York
Lme
Bruce
Howard Bruce
Bryan Heusten
Arrese
U.S
Coast Guard
New Jersey
Joan Jattoriuee
Ovireai
Spe
Fanny
China
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