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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1946

Page

5

Trust Must Take Place Of Suspicion

Washington July 16 Senator Vandenberg called on Russia to understand there can be no lasting world peace without a dependable friendship between Russians and Americans. He outlined three factors for peace including United Nations effectiveness, outlawry of atomic bombs under tight control, and sustained Soviet American friendship. He warned of appalling disagreement at Paris over Germany and criticized Potsdam for four military zones and restricted exchange, noting potential German catastrophe this winter.

Washington Vandenberg Russia Michigan Paris United States Mather Byrnes Senate United Nations Union of Connally D-Tex Foreign Relations Committee Great Britain France Germany

Dr McCallum Named New Hospital Head at Camp Ritchie Md

Dr J A McCallum health officer for Hagerstown and Washington County is named medical director of the State chronic disease hospital at Camp Ritchie Maryland. He will start in the early fall after touring Baltimore City hospitals. A successor in Hagerstown has not yet been named. Previously he served as Queen Anne County health officer. Deer grow larger antlers in years of much sunshine.

Hagerstown J. A. McCallum Washington County Camp Ritchie Baltimore City Arenic McCallum

Heirens Identified by Soldier in Degnan Case

State's Attorney Tuohy announced a soldier identified William Heirens as the youth seen with a paper bag near Suzanne Degnan's home during her kidnapping. Heirens faces 29 charges and potential indictments for Degnan and Frances Brown killings, with others under consideration. defense says no confession.

Chicago William J. Tuchy William Heirens Suzanne Degnan Heirens Frances Brown Tuohy George Subgranski University of Chicago Degnan Tuchy Brown Josephine Ross The Chicago Tribune Daily Times Harold Ward Criminal Court Ross John Coghlan the Tribune Suzanne Winthrop Avenue

Contract Given By Road Board

The Frederic County Roads Board awards its first post war contract to ewe Gubodegwudnake Y . and Sons Inc Thurmont for about one mile of Appold's Crossing road near Recks Ridge including a multi arch bridge at $2 60. Higher bids came from T Edgie Russell M J Grove Lime Co and Thomas Bennett and Hunter. Other projects ready include 136 miles Gas House Pike 1 mile Louder road near Brunswick and 1 2 miles Rocky Ridge to LeGore bridge with bids soon after on Johnsville New Midway road. Grading advances on New Design Manor Church Balenger Creek Lily Pons Greenfield and Daysville gap roads as paving bids near.

Frederick County Roads Board Gas House Pike Louder Road Brunswick Rocky Ridge LeGore Bridge Johnsville New Midway Road Federal Bureau of Roads The Roads Board

Local road projects progress report from county roads

The report lists completed segments including Locust Grove church road 3/10 mile, Harp Hill road near Ellerton 3/10 mile, a small section near Grossnickle church by Myersville, and Haugh Blacksmith Shop road grading. Current grading includes Mt. Tabor road Myersville to Mt. Tabor, Oak Orchard road Cantwell's store to Carroll County line, Harney road near Emmitsburg nearing completion. The annual oiling program began last week, per Roads Engineer Roger H. Willard.

Locust Grove Church Harp Hill Road Ellerton Grossnickle Church Myersville Haugh Blacksmith Shop Mt. Tabor Oak Orchard Cantwell’s Store Carroll County Harney Road Emmitsburg Roger H. Willard

Reuther Calls For Meat Buying Strike in UAW Drive

Flint, July 18 Walter P. Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers urged a nationwide one week meat buying strike starting tomorrow. He urged UAW members and the public to refrain from buying meat until prices fall. He said meat would be the first target, with rents and other items to follow as the plan aims to terrorize profiteers.

the Tribune Degnan Miss Frown Miss Brown Josephine Ross Flint, Mich Walter P. Reuther CIO United Auto Workers Today Reuther UAW

Parents And Teachers Meeting At University College Park

More than 150 delegates gathered at the University of Maryland for a three day Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers session. Dr H C Byrd cancelled a speech due to business in Baltimore and will speak tomorrow. Mrs Austin Donaldson is general chairman with theme Together We Build.

College Park University of Maryland Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachere H. C. Byrd Baltimore Austin Donaldson Kensington Maryland Cpt

Fathers Exempt in New Draft Act and Related Moves

President Truman broadened the draft age to 18 through 29 and tightened occupational deferments. Fathers and farm workers retain exemptions while high school postponements end, and college finish dates are not allowed when called. Local boards will review 26 to 28 year olds previously deemed unfit. Negro enlistments are capped at one in ten as the War Department reports a large recruiting response. A separate raid in Ocean City leads to gambling charges at Rick’s Raft nightclub with bonds posted.

Washington Truman Lewis Hershey Selective Service War Department Regular Army House Senate

Employees Protest Parking in Winchester Hall Lot

Office workers at Winchester Hall told County Commissioners on Tuesday that unauthorized persons repeatedly park behind the buildings, despite a large no outsiders sign. They say overcrowding blocks car exits. officials pledged an investigation.

Winchester Hall

U S and Russians In Berlin Spy Exchange Odd Turn

In Frankfurt July 16 American and Soviet forces clashed in a covert intelligence standoff. The U S Army released three Russians to the Red Army while two American officers Capt Harold Cobin and Lt George Wyatt were missing after boarding a train toward Oranienburg in the Soviet zone. Rumors of further arrests and infiltrations lingered as officials offered no confirmation. An ancient myth reference about goddesses and a sandal followed the dispatch.

Frankfurt Germany U. S. Army Red Army U.S Berlin Harold Cobin New York Newark N. J George Wyatt Oklahoma City Okla Oranienburg U. S Army Edwin L. Seibert

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