Tee Cream Vendor Fined After Pasteurization Dispute
At a Peoples Court hearing Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett ruled a pasteurization unit not strictly required for carnival ice cream prep but fined Lyman P. Truesdale 35 dollars plus costs. Inspector testimony stressed pasteurization is needed for safe mix handling, while Truesdale argued the rule is excessive and burdensome. He will obtain a portable unit and continue operating at the carnival grounds. Reginald Stowden charged with disturbing the peace faced a 7.50 fine plus costs. State Trooper Rudy arrested him. Paul Himes Jr was convicted of non-support and ordered to pay weekly sums, released on bond. Wilbur Sheffield represented him. Harry Rhoderick forfeited 5 on a stop-at-through-hwy charge.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Lyman P. Truesdale
Truesdale
Atlantic City
Walter Comer
Walkersville
Comer
Bruce Bruchery
New Market
Arthur Rudy
Paul Himes, Jr
Gevo
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Sr
Harry F. Rhoderick Tinion
Civde Tucker
New President Of flood Assumes Duties
Dr Andrew Gehr Truxal arrived at Hood College on Tuesday to assume duties as president. He and his wife Norabel moved with their daughter from Hanover New Hampshire and will stay in Strawn cottage until the president’s residence is ready. Previously he was a professor of sociology and head of the sociology department at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire.
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Andrew Gehr Truxal
Hood College
Truxal
Norabel
Frederick
Hanover
N. H
Strawn Cottage
Henry Schtahr
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Miners Reported Out Amid Steel Industry Shutdowns
In Western Pennsylvania the soft coal strike widens as about a quarter of 290 000 miners stay home. Nationwide stalemate delays court action in Washington while capital actions loom. Deeds filed show William S Bagie selling land near Fetersville Knoxville for about 12 000 and Esther Connolly selling Blue Ridge Summit property to Robert A Kiefer for around 17 000.
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Ennsylvenia
Washington
Steel Company
Nermal
Mrr
William S. Bagie
Mirs
J. Frank Sepp
Fetersville
Knoxville
Esther B. Connolly
Rowland Road
Blue Ridge Summit
Western Maryland Railroad
Bus Crash Kills Two Near Batavia on Route R
Two Greyhound passengers died when the bus slid into a power pole on Route R, overturned, and burned. The crash occurred last night near Batavia, with responders providing aid as authorities investigated the cause.
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Batavia
Greyhound
Remains of two local men returned from Italy in WWII
The bodies of Joseph E. Jessor of Route 1 and Pfc. Robert L. Lewis of Smithsburg Route 1, killed in Italy in 1942, have been shipped home aboard the Carroll Victory. Their remains will be processed at regional graves registration centers. kin will be notified.
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Italy
United States
Carroll Victory
Department of the Army
Kins
Joseph E. Jesssor
Robert L. Lewis
Russell H. Lewis
Smithsburg
Nettuno
Marsland
American Graves Registration Service
Pic
Jenkins
Young
Camp Robinson
Lewis
Army
Faire’ Dianitim Hagersiow
Brunswick Boy Named In Boys State Group
Brunswick youths participate in the second annual Boys State program at Fort Meade with 130 Tyland high school students. The 10 day American Legion led event trains citizens in municipal governance as Legion City and Ker City prepare mayoral appointments. Candidates from Federalists and Constitutionalists campaign for control while Thomas Wilhelm of Baltimore is elected Legion City executive.
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Junipe
Maryland
Tyland High School
American Legion
Cedure
Legion Ciy
Kerrepared
Marcices
Del
Ker City
Francis Scott Charles Sixer
Cumberland
Legion City
Thomas Wilhelm
Baltimore
Legam
Arrests Reported By City Police
A list details arrests overnight in York Pennsylvania. Names include Harry Moore intoxication held under five dollars costs Sterling Davis charged with intoxication in Union Bridge Walter Draws disturbing the peace posted five dollars James Janson disturbing the peace held under five dollars and costs Charles D Whiting disturbing the peace colored listed five dollars Charles Grimes disturbing the peace held under five dollars George Four Cent Chase loitering in Frederick arrested by Sergeants Swomley and Phebus with Officers Twenter Boone and Shook.
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York
Sterling G. Davis
Union Bridge
Washington
Recktes
Ing
Walter Draws
East F Street
James Janson
North Bentz Street
Charles
Dewey Plans Southern Campaign Swing In 1948 Bid
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey will try to win over the solid South in the 1948 race for the Republican nomination. He has accepted an invitation to deliver a major speech in North Carolina, a state with 13 electoral votes, likely in mid autumn in one of its large cities. Dewey’s southern push follows protests by states below the Mason Dixon line against Truman civil rights policy and possible votes against Truman at the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia next week. He also intends to speak in Maryland this fall while continuing his campaign for delegates.
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Truman
Philadelphia
New York
Maryland
Camp Privileges Abused at Camp Ritchie May Close
Waynesboro Pa July 7 Camp Ritchie recreation facilities may be shut to the public, post commander Col Leland T Reckord said amid reports civilians abused privileges. The lavish Army post near the end of World War I era was opened to civilians for recreation.
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Waynesboro
Camp Ritchie
Leland T Reckord
Fearful rumors of Soviet moves loom in Europe
Nationalist sentiment across Eastern Europe sparks rumors of Soviet troop movements toward the Yugoslav border and possible annexation schemes. Officials say Moscow may avoid open military action, while a Yugoslav Albania clash could trigger a Soviet defense justification.
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Washington
Europe
Romania
Bulgaria
Russia
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
State Department
National Defense Establishment
Albania
Belgrade
Cominferm
Tass
Tirana
Yugoslavia
Greece
Berlin
Kerlin
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
London
Paris
Indians sign Satchel Paige in July 7 move
The Cleveland Indians announce the signing of LeRoy Satchel Paige, 39, a renowned Negro league pitcher. Manager Lou Boudreau would not say if Paige would start or relief but stated he would be in uniform tonight.
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Satchel” Paige
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians Today
LeRoy ‘Satchell Paige
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Berlin Faces Two Year Plan by Communists
July 7 report says Berlin’s economy will be integrated with the Soviet occupation zone over two years. Communists announce a German republic constitution as a reply to a Western Germany assembly. U S airlift continues to fight fuel shortages in blockaded Western Berlin, delivering coal and food despite Soviet warnings.
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Berlin
Socialist Unity Party
SED
Frankfurt
U. S. Air Force
ADN
U. S
State's Crops Fair To Good
Maryland crop conditions are mostly fair to good as rains, disease, and pests take a toll. The University of Maryland Extension Service, in cooperation with USDA and the Baltimore Weather Bureau, reports on sections including Corn and Wheat in Frederick County with damage from frost and scab, Barley losses in the south, Oats and Tomatoes in good condition, late blight appearing, Potatoes blooming, Early apples sizing and peaches promising, and Alfalfa thriving on a second crop.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland Extension Service
United States
Department of Agriculture
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick County
Plans to Use U S Gifts Under Marshall Plan
Foreign Secretary Ernest pledges Britain will use Marshall Plan funds wisely and austerity will continue to hand a free, independent nation to children. Parliament approved the accord for about 1.2 billion dollars in the first year. France followed with 375 million. London papers hail the plan as a solvency turning point.
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Britain
National Union of Mine Workers
U. S
Motion For New Trial Overruled In Potomac Edison Case
Chief Judge Woodward overruled a motion for a new trial in the Potomac Edison condemnation. The case upheld a $1000 award for an easement over about four acres on the Peters farm northwest of Cus Limits for a Williamsport to Frederick power line. The owners appealed claiming witnesses were improperly excluded. the judge found the valuation fair and just. McSherry represented Potomac Edison. Newman and Felton for the owners.
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Charles W. Woodward
Potomac Edison
Gerri Peters
Cus
Williamsport
Frederick
Woodward
W. Clinton McSherry
Potomac Edison Company
Parsons Newman
Holden S. Felton
Delegation Feud Over Roosevelt Split Hits California Members
Oakland delegates headed for Philadelphia amid calls for James Roosevelt to quit the delegation. Patrick McDonough, a California party leader, accuses Roosevelt of dishonoring the delegation by renouncing support for Truman and backing Eisenhower. The preselected delegates had pledged to support Truman before the primary. Roosevelt’s comment was not available as trains moved east with Southern delegates joining Northern ones in Ogden, Utah.
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Calif
California
Philadelphia
James Roosevelt
Patrick W. McDonough
Truman
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
A MccDonough
Los Angeles
Montgomery to Hire Fifty More Teachers
Montgomery county school superintendent announces plans to hire 50 additional teachers to maintain services amid budget cuts. The board of education faces a total budget near 3.43 million dollars with allocations for instructional services, operation, transportation, maintenance, general contributions, auxiliary agencies, and armed security.
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Montgomery
Rockville
Bi F
Northerly Winds Ease Out Local Heat Wave
Northerly winds brought relief from several days of humidity as temperatures were forecast to stay cool through Friday. The high reached about 80 today after a 93-degree day, with a low around 64 overnight and possible temperatures in the high fifties tonight. A predicted thunderstorm did not arrive, though a light shower fell Tuesday afternoon.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Slain Baltimore girl jolts city over stabbing tragedy
The murder of 11 year old Marsha Brill shocks Baltimore as police and residents seek motive and safety assurances amid an intense investigation. Authorities release few specifics while the case draws national attention and cries for justice.
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Marsha Brill
Baltimore
Associated Press
Photat
Wertham and Cousins Target Mother Goose In Verse Debate
Washington July 74A and New York July 7 The Nation Today reports on Dr. Frederic Wertham and Norman Cousins criticizing Mother Goose for embedding violence and cruelty in children's rhymes. It notes publishers’ self restraints and a broader backlash as markets drift lower in late trading.
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James Marlow Washington
Mother Goose
Johnny
Hadio
Saturday Review of Literature
Frederic Wertham
Wertham
New York City
Department of Hospitals
Norman Cousins
The
Review
Cousins
Junior
Ike
Hans Christian
Andersen
Grimm
Eisenhower Draft Boom Hums As Truman Faces Nomination
At the Philadelphia convention scene, Truman supporters scramble for strategy after General Eisenhower’s wartime commander’s remarks, while Democrats in California New Jersey and Georgia clash over potential nomination. Prominent figures James Roosevelt Frank Hague Jacob Arvey and others weigh whether Eisenhower could win on the first ballot with Georgia and Virginia signaling support if his name is offered.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Calfornia
Jersey
Endower
Eisenhower
William O Douglas
James Roosevelt
California
Roosevelt
Frank Hague
New Jersey
Satrap
Jacob M. Arvey
Chicago
Arvey
Eisen E
James S Peters
Georgia
Eisenhower G
Fred Switzer
Virginia
Esenhovwer
Maryland Delegation Stands By Truman At Convention
Maryland's Democratic delegation, led by Governor Lane, will back President Truman at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Despite Eisenhower support among Southern leaders, Maryland remains loyal, with Lane declining an invitation to a Truman caucus in Philadelphia.
Weeds Break Through On City Clay Tennis Courts
City park crews began work to clear weeds from the clay courts in Baker Park to reopen them after a wet summer. The grounds had been unused, with play limited to cement courts, and organizers feared weeds would regrow despite initial removal efforts.
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Baker Park
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