Cold Weekend Forecast Delivers 15 Degree Lows
Weather Bureau predicts a 15 degree low tonight with continued cold and overcast skies. Snow flurries noted. weekend to bring lower teens Sunday evening as a high near 33. Far west, relief operations delayed amid new cold wave and zero to subzero readings in several states.
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Val Peterson
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No More 40 Cent Butter Dairyman Speaks To Group
Baltimore January 29 A dairy farm leader urged against returning to 40 cent butter and 50 cent steak levels, saying the economy has moved to a different level. Paul L Talbot of Burlington, VP of the Dairymen’s League Cooperatives Association, warned tax cuts would burden producers, and stressed higher farm prices pressures. Frederick County Roads yard bids opened for McKaig Newden road improvement, including gravel and three inch macadam base on a widened twelve foot road.
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Dai
Paul L. Telbot
Burlington Lats
Dairymen's League Cooperativesociation
Talbot
Markand Cooperative
Frederick County
Russia Blames Britain U U S Pact Plan For New War
A Moscow press summary accuses Britain and the United States of planning a North Atlantic pact to isolate the Soviet Union and wreck peace treaties with Germany and Japan. It cites a Western European defense bloc and a proposed democratic Europe council as steps toward a new European alignment under Anglo American influence.
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Canada
Army Officer Is Acquitted At Court Martial
Fort Meade January 29 One of four art officers charged with neglect of duty and mistreating soldiers at the Wurzburg Germany camp is acquitted. Capt Joel G Holmes Jr Philadelphia found innocent after hearings. he did not testify in his own defense. Other officers cited include Col Harold H McClune Lt Col Generze E Pinard and Samuel H Wolford connected to the prison camp actions.
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Wurzburg
Germany
Joel G. Holmes, Jr
Philadelphia
Holmes
Merial
Harold H. McClune
San Antonio
Texas
Generze E. Pinard
Lion Spring S& D
Samuel H. Wolford
Mander
Must Be Ready To Act Anywhere Blandy Says
Newport News reports Adm. William H. P. Blandy states the U S fleet must be ready to act anywhere in the world war era. The Newport, a 17,001 ton ship named for the city, is described as a powerful battleship with nine eight inch guns and enhanced air attack protection.
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Newport New
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Adm
W. H. P. Bisney
Newport
Bartender Receives Cadillac Cabriolet Gift
A bartender is described as a benefactor during a period marked by favors and generosity, with a Cadillac Cabriolet noted as a gifted item in the story. This item highlights a notable act toward a recipient in a local context.
Door found open at Eckers Beauty Parlor launch morning
A door at Eckers Beauty Parlor on North Market Street was found standing open around five o'clock this morning. The proprietor was summoned, but nothing appeared to be missing.
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Eckers Beauty Parlor
North Market Street
Two Baltimore Radio Stations to Appeal Convictions
Two of three Baltimore radio stations convicted of contempt will appeal. WCBM and WFBR planned to challenge Judge John B. Gray’s ruling after being fined $309 each and WEAL slated for a separate hearing next month. The court cited a rule restricting crime news, deeming it an abridgment but justified to protect fair trial.
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John B. Gray
WCBM
WFBR
ITH
James P. Connolly
Supreme Bench of
Publm
Eugene James
Isha Brill
WSID
Essex
Gray
WEAL
Grey
Maryland
Rape Case Trial Set in Air Force Rape Case
A rape case trial involving an Air Force personnel, including accused Calvin Dennis, age 26, and another defendant aged 20, was set to be heard in independent court proceedings. The case centers on allegations involving a 27-year-old woman, with details partially unclear due to fragmented text.
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Air Force
Ivan Il Esurt
Calvin Dennis
Dennis
Miss Pretty
National Guard to Aid in Blizzard Area
National Guard units mobilize to assist weather affected regions as blizzard conditions persist. Reports mention emergency crews coordinating relief, along with local officials urging residents to stay indoors and follow safety advisories.
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One Arrest Docketed by High City Police
Lloyd AL Lewis of Smithburz was arrested about 32:48 this morning by Officers Stup and Burras on an intoxication on the street charge. He was jailed in default of $2.50 collateral.
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Reds' Guns Round Nanking Amid Cabinet Evacuation
Communist forces sit along the Yangtze north of Nanking as Beijing and Peiping push for the government to stay in the capital. Most cabinet members are missing or unavailable, while Li Tsung Jen faces a nearly impossible choice. Reds threaten to shell transport routes to Shanghai and press for re arrest of Japanese war criminals as Shanghai hosts cabinet reassembly on February 5.
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Yangtze
Peiping
Li Tsung-Jen
Shanghai
China
Chen Yi
Pukow
Yasupi Okamura
Min- Kwen Ci-Yu
Sun Fo
Wu Te- Chen
Shenghai
Canton
29th Division Assn Has Annual Election
Frederick Post No. 78 of the 29th Division Association held its annual election Friday night naming Marion Coleman Pearl as Post Commander. Other officers elected include adjutant Harold Hengist, finance officer James Alorvigat, welfare officer William M. Storm, judge advocate Jefferson Brandenburz, sergeant-at-arms Alfred Catsail, chaplain M. T. Fisher, and I be. The post, with more than a thousand members, planned a picnic reunion and discussed incorporation of the association.
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Frederick
Dion Association
Marion Coleman
Pearl
Ofice
Frederick Post
Commer
Coleers
Guy Anders
Harold Hengist
el Hariman
Francis van Fossen
Heansonville
James Alorvigat
Linden F
William M. Storm
Jefferson Brandenburz
Serzéent
Alfred Catsail
M T. Fisher
Sena T
Assoc
Sergi
Buzz
Com- A
Reenfist
Furlough
Snowy Route 60 Threatens Travel In Fayette County
West Virginia motorists on U S Route 60 in the mountains east of Charleston faced travel restrictions as the State Road Commission reported 21 inches of snow on Sewell Mountain in Fayette County and 3.5 inches elsewhere between Hico and Lookout. State highway officials warned chains would be required for safe travel.
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Lookout Farther
Frederick County School Building Fund Safe From Budget Cuts
Frederick county's school building program remains intact despite budget rumors. Board president George Rhoderick Jr clarifies that the incentive fund law guarantees state help when counties meet local building costs, and reassessments alter the per pupil state contribution but do not reduce overall support. The governor may save about 150 000 dollars, yet counties will not receive less than before. Frederick's enrollment and five cent levy sustain the funding, with state funds varying to match pupil guarantees.
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Lane
George Rhoderick
Board of Education
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General Assembly
Beca
Ord
Shate
70 Bodies Found On Wrecked German U-Boat
Hamburg police report about 70 bodies recovered from a German U boat scrapped at Kiel Eckernfoerde bay after it was sunk in the war. Workers unearthed remains and skeletons of women and children. 54 bodies identified, police hope to identify about 20 more. The 160 ton submarine is believed to have carried eastern refugees.
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Riel
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Reay
Mild Weather Shifts Food Mix Sales In Frederick Market
Mild weather reduces demand for hot breakfast mixes while boosting egg production and lowering prices. Frederick retailers report wholesale egg drops from 43 to 61 cents per dozen, with several stores cutting prices in January. Farmers increasingly sell eggs door to door as fuel and cooking oil demand trends down, while industrial use remains steady.
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Frederick
AID
Union Satisfied And 50 Is The Employer
Philadelphia January 29 The union said we are fixed and we want more money to continue the current contract for three years The employer reacted Oh boy The union Local 187 AFL Teamsters Union announced on behalf of 150 truck drivers employed by six members of the Philadelphia Industrial Laundry Drivers now have a weekly base pay with a commission rate from 19 to 18 percent enabling each driver to reach.
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Philadelphia
Locei
AFL Teamsters Union
Tru
Fats
Edward Wager
Two Fire Alarms Call Out Companies
A small fire was extinguished by occupants with several damages reported. A second alarm at 19 30 drew Independent's county engine to the scene with negligible damage in the second instance.
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De Facto Recognition of Israel by Britain Belgium and the Netherlands
London reports that Britain Belgium and the Netherlands have given de facto recognition to the government of Israel. This marks a shift in diplomatic stance amid regional tensions and signals wider acceptance of Israel's administration by key European powers.
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Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Israel
Farmers' Co-Op Holds Annual Meet in Frederick
Members of the Farmers' Co-Op gathered for the annual meeting at the Frederick area school. Directors from last year were re-elected, and H. K. Staley reported a business total near seven thousand dollars while a lecture by University of Maryland agronomy head Dr. Albin O Kuhn outlined field crop varieties for Frederick county.
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Paree
Revire
Daniel J. Thomas Pres
Ray Rue O
H. K. Staley
Frederick County
R. H. Davis
Plans Division
Washington
Baltiay
Catholic clergy swap prompts London church shift
In London on January 29 a priest named Wheutt renounced Roman Catholicism to return to the Church of England as a curate. He said doctrinal reasons ended his priestly role at 27 and noted Anglicans offer broader opportunity. Market needs and a Miami Beach death of Mortimer M Mahony also appear in brief notes.
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Ham Purcell Wheutt
Church of England
Wheatt
Anzicans
Mutuals
Miami Beach
Fla
Mortimer M. Mahony
Tartners
Hialeah Park
New Law To Avert U S Strike Asked
Washington January 29 The act on a bill to repeal the Taft Hartley law seeks new machinery to avert national emergencies strikes without court injunctions The measure would restore the Wagner Act with improvements asked by President Truman Secretary Tobin sent it to Congress and reporters learned hearings begin Monday with Tobin the first witness. Senators have debated the measure and are expected to move hearings to February 10 as leaders aim to finish quickly to meet Truman’s demands.
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Tobin
Senate Labor Committee
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Thomas
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Paul M. Herzog
Abe Murdock
Chras R. Ching
Taft urged to step down by Vermont senator Flanders
Senator Flanders of Vermont warned on January 29 that Senator Taft of Ohio should relinquish his top GOP post. He argued Taft's independent stance could harm Taft’s reelection prospects and noted a dissident bloc of 14 senators criticizing Taft’s leadership of the Senate Republican Policy Committee.
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Taft
Ohio
Senate
Flanders
Vermont
Senate Republican
Flander Vio
Auto Brakes Fire Draws Large Baltimore Fire Response
Jan 29 alarm from downtown Baltimore drew four engine companies two truck companies one hose wagon one water tower a battalion chief deputy chief and a police scout car. Firefighters found Louis Schiffman of Columbia South Carolina and a parked tractor trailer. He turned in the alarm when the brake bands began smoking. Then they cooled off.
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Louis Schiffman
Columbia, S. C
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