Public Meeting About Schools Here Monday
Frederick county residents invited to a Monday afternoon meeting at two to discuss school welfare and a proposed construction program. Edward C Hartmann notes the meeting aims to secure county cooperation and possible bond issues tied to Governor’s budget incentives.
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Edward C. Hartmann
Destrous
Hooper
Presine
Board of County Cor
Hartmann
PTA
L State Budge
Council of Europe Will Be Organized
London January 28 Britain and four Western European allies agreed to set up a Council of Europe, paving the way for a single parliament for European democracies. The conference of Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg ended a months long deadlock and invited other European countries to join negotiations. The council would have a main body and a consultative section with headquarters planned in Strasbourg near the German border.
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Council of Europe
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Belgium
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Cwines
Strasbourg
Patterson Estate Fight Settled In PRA Compromise
Washington on January 28 a PRA compromise settlement ends litigation over the multi million dollar estate of Mrs Eleanor Cissy Patterson. Anouncement says the daughter and counsel for executors announced the agreement but did not disclose terms.
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Washington
Eleanor (Cissy) Patterson
Mre
Fehesa Geeka
Girseka Souris
Patera
18 Months For Larceny Case Details
Three time offender Stephen Speaks, a colored man, received 18 months for petty and larceny thefts. He pleaded guilty to stealing 12 pairs of women s panties from a tenant at 243 East Second street and other clotheslines from nearby homes. Police recovered the items and witnesses testified. He has prior sentences including a three month term for carrying a concealed weapon in 1945.
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East Street
House of Correction
Guihty
Manemberg
Mary Lowery
Naomi Lee Kerri- Ran
Lowery
Wednesda
Perry Grove
Frederick
Earl W. Bussard
Catoctin Avenue
Bussard
Speaks
Jessups
East Second Street
Dorser
Carty and
Trump
All Saints Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
Weinberg
Larceny cases and traffic fines from mid-1940s court notes
The report cites larceny convictions in 1944 and a six month sentence for larceny in 1947. Collateral forfeiture involves William N. Dorsey of Clarksburg. Speeding fines are listed for motorists including S114 over 50 mph Officer Twentey Braden C Keyser and 442 West Patrick Street. E Welty of Tanestown exceeds 39 mph. Serst. Swamiey City forfeits $250. Warren C Van Dyke faces disturbance charges. P-Ken in the Army leaves for Japan January 2 for a survey of postwar issues.
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William N. Dorsey
Clarksburg
Officer Twentey
Braden C Keyser
West
Patrick Street
E Welty
Tanestown
Serst
Swamiey City
Warren C van Dyke
Swamley
Omeer Trump
Reinstatement of Government Demanded in Indonesia Crisis
The Security Council debated a four power resolution on the Dutch Indonesian conflict. A draft for immediate withdrawal of Dutch troops was rejected as the plan to reconstitute the Indonesian Republic failed 10 to 190 with France abstaining. Russia Cuba Egypt backed the Soviet amendment.
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Russia
Ukraine
Cuba
Egypt
Americans Read 400 Million Books A Year Estimate
A rough estimate suggests Americans read about 400 million books annually. The figure reflects broad reading activity across age groups and genres, highlighting substantial engagement with print and digital literature nationwide.
Air Force chiefs back 43 group plan amid 70-group debate
Washington January 28 top air leaders endorsed President Truman s 43 group Air Force program while noting backtracking from a 70 group goal Symington and General Hoyt S Vandenberg said authority for eventual expansion is needed for planning purposes Congress may push more funds for a 70 group expansion if approved by lawmakers Symington warned that air power is essential for atomic age defense and deterrence to prevent reliance on a single nation s weaponry
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Truman
W. @ can ‘aftord
Symington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Gyure Vandenberg
Bnt
United States
Comembers
Holmes Acquitted at Fort Meade in Wurzburg Camp Case
Joel G. Holmes Jr, medical officer at the Wurzburg disciplinary camp, was acquitted amid allegations of neglecting duty in the treatment of soldiers and alleged misconduct at the facility. The proceedings touched on criticism of Air Force equipment including the B 36 and B 26 bomber debates.
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Holmes
Joel G. Holmes, Jr
Wurzburg
Gerry
Aen
Not guilty verdict returned in Holmes case
After two weeks of trial proceedings, Holmes was found not guilty. Three of Holmes' superior officers stationed at Würzburg will face separate trials on similar charges when the court martial resumes Tuesday.
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Holmes
Wurzburg
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