Grove Low Bidder On Bridge Job Near Bolivar West Virginia
Grove Lime Company was the low bidder on the Shenandoah river bridge project near Bolivar West Virginia. The award is not yet final as no contract has been signed, with completion hoped for next fall depending on steel and railing delivery. Route 20 and Route 40 projects across Green Ridge and Polish Mountain are planned this year, totaling over a million dollars.
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Grove Lime Company
Shenandoah River
Bolivar
W. Va
Harpers Ferry
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Virginia
Ward
The
Grove Company
Shenandoaher Bridge
Charles Tows-Harpers Ferry
Route 49
Washington-Allegany County
Hancock
Robert M. ReindoUar
Thetates Roads Commission
Sideling Mountain
Green Ridge Mountain
Cumberlland
Polish Mountain
Riot Quelled by Gunfire Among Troops in Tokyo
U S occupation troops on Hoi Island faced a riot on Sunday with gunfire used to restore order. One soldier died, five wounded, and a stabbing occurred as a trooper jumped through a window. The Army said three of the injured were from the 11th Airborne and the others from the Seventh.
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Tokyo
P—E
U. S
Japan
Ans
Beitles
11Th Airborne Divison
2 Ugh
Truman vague plan for helping backward countries teased
James Marlow argues the new plan cited by President Truman remains vague and shadowy, drawing parallels with the Marshall Plan’s gradual evolution. He notes early talks, parliamentary delays, and the risk Congress may never fund or implement a genuine plan, while both sides improvise tactics against Communism.
Three Boys to Face Juvenile Hearing in Local Thefts
Three 16 year old youths from the county are scheduled for a juvenile hearing. Police linked them to multiple local burglaries including a bowling alley robbery on North Market Street, where about $21 was taken from a cigar box. They were stopped after fleeing in a car and released on no charges until the case was known.
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Aeer N Center
Hall
North Market Street
East Second Street
Bondar
Norman Dietz
George Crouse
Arthur Rudy
Ben Phebus
Helizople
Worman’s Mill
Ceéresville
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Jury grants defense prayer in Frederick accident ruling
A Circuit Court judge granted a defense motion to strike the case from the jury in a Frederick Fair grounds accident. Grover Carpenter claimed a fractured leg after a truck incident at the fair. The Frederick County Agricultural Society faced a potential judgment action with workmen’s comp and damages sought by Carpenter. Parsons Newman and B W Thompson appeared for the plaintiffs. Holden Felton and Murray Fout for the defense.
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Grover XN
Carpenter
Stedman Presacott
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Defendrpenter
Acina Casualty and Pony
6Th. Inc
Communists Push Peace Front Across Europe
French and Italian Communist leaders urge 3,000,000 followers to join a Russian backed peace front and oppose war measures while Western Germany Communists seek better US relations. The moves follow Moscow linked peace efforts as Dean Acheson calls for proof of sincerity amid limited response. In Rhodes Egypt and Israel sign a complete cease fire agreement as mediation shifts to the UN Security Council.
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France
Italy
Mos
Council of Mutual
E Stil
U. S
Dean Acheson
Fai
Communist Party
Marcel Cachin
Rhodes
Ralph J. Bunche
U. N. Security Council
Egypt
Israel
Balcony collapse injures players and spectators in West Virginia game
At Richwood High School gymnasium a balcony section collapsed during a basketball game last night. Summersville star Drennen suffered a fractured cere brace and Richwood player Jim pomag had chest and back injuries. Richard Colson remained hospitalized for observation. Six others treated and released.
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W. Va
Drennen
Summersville
Jim Pmag
Richard Colson
Baleors
Hundred Attend Frederick Girl Scouts Annual Meet
More than one hundred members and guests attended the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts dinner and officer election at Hotel Frederick. Rev. Dr. J. Franklin Haas gave the invocation and the group, about 650 members total, heard summaries of international friendship and Philippine Girl Scouting history by envoy’s wife Mrs. Elisa Abello e.
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Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Hotel Frederick
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles T. Butcher, Jr
Kenneth Metcalf
C. Clifford Doll
University of the Philippines
Washington
Ametita Perez
Muriel Sabello
Francisco Suarez
Arellana
Marfareia Fraganite
Constantino Alvarado
Gracia Sison
Mr. Suarez
Sison
Suarez
Fragante
Alvarado
Envoy
Elisa Abelloe
Philippines
Law School
Abello
Graspus
Scott Seeks Chairmanship Headed to 1952 Convention
Hugh D. Scott Jr. announces bid for Republican National Committee chairmanship with a spokesman predicting solid support at the session. He aims to hold the post until the 1952 party convention to nominate a presidential candidate.
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Omaha
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Repubm
Scott
Three Hurt In P O Bomb Explosion
A parcel bomb exploded at a Bowling Green post office injuring three people. Clerk Osborne, 29, suffered severe hand and eye injuries and is not expected to live. Mail carriers Goodrum and Cosfer were less seriously hurt. The package, addressed to a non existent recipient, came from an eastern city. The blast shattered windows and disrupted the post office, heard blocks away.
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Bowling Green
Cleveland Sid Wiliam Ha. Osborne
Paul Goodrum
Ray Cosfey
Cleveland
Ulysses Jones
Laurel
Charles Cosfer
Ray
Laurel Street
Osborne
Nationalists Move Capital Nanking to Canton
Government to relocate to Canton with embassies following. Yangtze rail abandonment planned as China seeks peace terms. Delegations to cross Yangtze if peace efforts fail as authorities migrate government seats southward. Fragments also note a divorce decree and Baltimore journalist Harry S. Sherwood's death.
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Washngton
U. S
Nan
Ci Ccumien
Yangtzever
Yangtze
Hang- Shanghai
Chientang
Nanchanz
Fansize
Rain Continues Sixth Day With More Rain Tonight
Weather notes show continuation of near daily precipitation with 0.28 inches added overnight raising the monthly total to about 3.75 inches, well above normal. Indications of snow exist north of Harrisburg and through New York state as milder air moves in.
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Harrisburg
New York State
Trial of Contempt Case Opens in Baltimore
Opening of a contempt trial centered on reports about an arrest in the murder of 11‑year‑old Marsha Brill. Stations WEBR WCBAL WITH WBAL faced warnings under the Baltimore Supreme Bench Rule 047 restricting publication of statements or evidence in cases. The case features intervenors like the American Newspaper Publishers Association and civil liberty groups, and involves judge John B. Gray in Calvert County.
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WBAL
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John B. Gray
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Eugene H. James
Marsha Brill
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Hilary W. Gans
Baltimore Broadcasting Company
Washington
Philadelphia
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Maryland
Hamilton Atki
Brill
Gans
As AL Enero
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Ghppines
Murphy
Eam James
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Argumen
Frew Barliv
Bal- Post
Supreme Senere
Want Chiang Held As War Criminal
Fragmentary report notes demand from Chinese readers for Chiang Kai shek to be held as a war criminal. Text is garbled with references to Shanghai and Kuomintang actions but lacks clear dates or full names.
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Chiang
Seven staple food costs fall across 13 cities
A nationwide survey shows seven staple items averaging a 7.0 percent price drop in 13 cities from coast to coast. Des Moines records the largest cut at 21.4 percent, with total seven item cost $3.29 while a year ago it was $4. The Des Moines decrease contrasts San Francisco where prices rise about 0.5 percent and milk tops the list. Individual items vary by store and city.
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Usc
San Francisco
U.S
Des Moines
Von Papen Freed Again in German Court Ruling
Franz von Papen is freed after a court overturns his prior conviction as a major Nazi offender. The tribunal plans a second retrial as the case continues, with proceedings set to begin next Monday.
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Steel advances show stock jump amid market open
New York Jan 26 stocks surged at the market opening with the steel sector leading. The Meher Lape Milttes rose sharply as trading volume reached 18,090 shares and prices jumped to 761 percent.
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Steel Advances
New York
Bold New Program Is In Making
Secretary Acheson described President Truman's bold new program as lifting worth, freedom and dignity of people worldwide with no concrete plan yet. He avoided details while outlining goals and addressing questions from over 200 reporters at his first news conference since taking office. He cited Russia's economic union and reaffirmed a bipartisan foreign policy and reassurance to Western Europe on Ruhr concerns.
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State Department
Janere
Europe
Marshall
Paris
Congress
Mr. Truman
Joseph Stalin
Rion
Acheson
Truman
Russia
Western Europe
United States
Ruhr
Plea to Back Rheumatic Fever Drive by Local Legion
Voyageur G. Ernest Lipps, local chairman, urged support for the American Legion rheumatic fever drive at Voiture Locaie No. 155 40 and 8 meeting. The state goal is $25,000, starting February 1 to avoid March of Dimes conflict, with Francis Scott Key Post distributing heart shaped containers countywide.
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American Legion
Maryland
Voyageur
G. Ernest Lipps
Legion Home
Dept
Harry Allen
Francis Scott Key Post
Francis Scott Ker Post
Ber
Yageur Linps
Riale
Gare
Waiting on Others Aids Recognition of Israel Text
Rev Le feted Methodi ster who would have been 190 years old February 13. died last night after a three day illness. Britain is aiding recognition of Israel until she has discussed it with a nations.
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Teay
Israel
Britain
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