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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1948
Page
2
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A young Sicilian law student Antonis Pallante shot Partido Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti in Rome as he left the Chamber of Deputies. Togliatti wounded gravely but alive after immediate surgery. Police identified Pallante as 23 of Randazzo claiming long planned attack. Government calls it a mad act and suspends sessions as crisis rocks Italy.
A congressional economic committee reports inflation rising with limited price relief and a growing income gap. It warns a large June Treasury cash surplus will fade in the next six months as income and outlays balance, while June shows new economic records in prices and employment. Deeds recorded show property sales in Perseville district and Brick School House Road transfers. FRAILS FLAGGED DOWN notes a July New York market pause as stock prices fluctuate with traction sector activity.
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Washington correspondent reports Jimmy Arrighs, a Mississippi Democrat, criticizing the Democratic Party and urging a two party system in the South. He cites Gov. Ben Laney and Gov. Thurmond, notes unresolved civil rights vs states rights clash, and mentions oil and mineral rights as influencing Southern rebel stance.
The largest fish at the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association encampment was an 18 pound carp brought in Monday night by Harry M. Cramer, president of the group. It was caught off the Camp Kanawha pier near Pont of Rocks as campers reported bass were scarce since opening day. The encampment ends Sunday noon, and a party celebrated Joseph H Holderass's fifteenth birthday.
Ruth, famed baseball figure known from backlots, arrived in Baltimore for interfaith festivities at Baltimore Stadium. A throat ailment keeps him from extended stay as rain delays the annual charity event until tomorrow.
An advertisement promotes SSS Tonic as a cure for nervous distress from stomach issues. It claims to increase gastric juice flow to aid digestion, reduce gas and acidity, and improve appetite, sleep, energy, and blood condition. The copy urges readers to buy the tonic from drug stores and touts millions of satisfied users.
An Army B-29 navigator perished after the astrodrome failed and the aircraft plunged from 26,000 feet near Ream Field near Imperial Beach California. The body was found in an alfalfa field about a mile from the Hilary reservation two miles east of the 8295 high a test0h. The dead navigator was not identified.
A July 4 family dinner was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Painter in Lovettsville Virginia. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Hysem Mr. and Mrs. George Dent Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marnee Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sipmaker and Var gia Painter and their two children. The event also listed Mar ainsburg residents and several related families with extended relatives in Purcellville and Beverly.
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