Storm fatally assaulted near Fort Meade
Storm, former Maryland State Women's Association president, remains hospitalized with a fractured jaw after a drunken assault near Fort Meade Sunday night. Police say three truck drivers and chauffeurs from Odenton were arrested on multiple charges after the melee that also injured Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Edwards.
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Thetizens National Bank
Maryland
Edwards
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Mr. Edwards
Betty
Annapolis Road
Fort Meade
Forest Marshals
Meade Post
Associated Press
Chilren
Storm
Anne Arundel County
Odenton
Walter F. Robbins
Asbury Lowman
Marvin Lowman
Praeiey
Disney
Anne Arundel
Acused
David B. Dunker
Ferndale
Edras
Aen
Irio
Mir
Polio Epidemic Expands In North Carolina
Raleigh reports 197 new polio cases the week ending July 19 doubling rapid spread. Total for the year reaches 679 with 878 in a prior epidemic and 944 projected. The National Foundation opens a 70 bed emergency unit at Camp Sutton near Charlotte with capacity to expand. Plans call for similar units at Camp Butner and Camp Mackall. Dr J W RAMM Norton defines epidemic area from Asheville to Raleigh.
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North Carolina
National Foundation For Infantile Para
Camp Sutton
Charlotte
Camp Butner
Durham
Camp Mackall
Scotland County
J. W. Rammnorton
Asheville
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Lutherans Open Annual Conference at Hood College
The fifteenth annual summer conference for Maryland Synod Lutherans is under way at Hood College with about 225 attendees aged 14 and up. The event includes welcome remarks by Dr. Andrew G. Truxal, screenings of a 1947 conference film, vesper services led by Rev. Dr. Wilson P. Ard, and a film showing of The Word of the Earth.
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Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Hudson
Wilson P. Ard
Hagerstown
United Lutheran Churches In America
Fred R. Seibel, Jr
Silver Run
Morris G. Zumbran
Jefferson
Howard F. Reisz
Baltimore
Margaret B. Ballard
Margaret Heinzerling
Wm. Ernest Fox
Middletown
Ralph H. Afiller
Brunswick
Agnes Kuhlmann
P. David d
India
Yale Univer
Andrew 5
Theisz
Woodbine
Elwood S. Falkenstein
Westminster
Donald Bautz
Washington Intermissions Society
Carl J. Simon
Washington
Paul P. Anspach
New York City
Raymond C. Serrick
Gettysburg
Able Elsie Locker
Russians Attend Seoul Social Function Amid Korean Election Tensions
Russian officers dined publicly in Seoul with United Nations Commission for Korea chairman J L Boncour and French officials. The gathering at the Chosen hotel followed a Bastille Day event and came as the Russians refused to permit North Korea’s vote in the Korean election supervised by the U.S. commission.
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United Nations Commission For Korea
J. L
Paul Boncour
France
Rema
Russia
North Korea
E An
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U. S. Commission
Boncour
Oliver Manet
Vinokurov
EL G. S
J. Id. Wilmeth
United States Command i
U. S
Public Meet On Schools Tonight At Board of Education
A public meeting at Frederick High School is set for eight tonight to discuss a long range school building program. Copies of county survey recommendations, including enrollment figures, will be passed out. Superintendent Pruitt cites rising birth rates and fall 1946 increases due to an extra 12th grade as factors requiring more classrooms. The meeting is open to citizens with invitations to many organizations. State Superintendent Pullen may attend.
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Rederick High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
George C. Rhoderick
N! Presige
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Pruitt
Frederick County
Publc
Four Auto Victims Are Buried On Sunday
Four people who burned to death in a Saturday car collision near West Friendship were buried Sunday afternoon at Cockeysville, Baltimore County. State Police said no charges had been filed yet and it was unclear who was driving. Ralph G. Tinker of Poplar Springs, treated and discharged, was held as a material witness at Howard County jail while the investigation continued.
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West Friendship
Ralph G. Tinker
Poplar Springs
Howard Coa
Cockeysville
Baltimore
Heavy Selling Of Stocks Amid War Scare Crisis
The stock market faced heavy selling driven by war scare rumors as the government under Premier Robert Schiman confronted a crisis over the armed forces' budget.
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Robert Schiman
Local Forecasts for Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett
Frederick and Washington counties mostly sunny with humidities low. high 86 90. Fair tonight low 70. Tuesday similar temperatures. Allegany and Garrett counties partly cloudy cooler today high about 85. fair tonight low around 60. Tuesday partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Washington
Allegany
Garrett
London Press Warns of War Between Reds and West
The London press surveys Berlin and warns that danger of war between Russia and the West grows as nerves tighten and clashes seem possible. Officials note both sides push toward open conflict while urging preparedness and caution.
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Berlin
West
London Teadding
Three More Die On Maryland Roads In Weekend Toll
Three days of accidents across Maryland claimed more lives. F Crossen, 22, motorcyclist from Loch Lynn, died near Oakland in a crash involving three vehicles. Stewart Lloyd, 33, of Moneta Virginia, perished in a curve misjudgment near Snow Hill. Robert G. Ross, 23, Baltimore post office employee, died after a car failed to negotiate a curve, struck a pole and overturned while a police chase was underway. Charles Wagner, 54, of near Princess Anne, was killed in a collision with a truck. his wife Mary and two-year-old Paul were hospitalized in critical condition. Additional fatalities included Louis Mavhugh Jr., of Riverdale, in a Beltsville crash and four members of a Baltimore County family in a head-on near West Friendship.
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Oakland Lision
Stewart Lloyd
Moneta
Snow Hill
Robert G. Ross
Baltimore Post Office
Pikesville
Baltimore
Charles Wagner
Princess Anne
Mary
Paul
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Louis D. Mavhugh, Jr
Riverdale
Beltsville
Baltimore County
West Friendship
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Phoenix
Clara
Exite Dodson
Elliott
Ford Walkout Approved by UAW CIO Ford Group
The UAW CIO Ford department's executive board approved a nationwide walkout of about 116,000 Ford production workers. No date was set and the Ford negotiating committee will call the strike when it chooses. The unanimous vote followed a request from Ken Bannon.
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United Auto Workers Executive Board
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Stanton Released on Bail in Frederick burglary case
Joseph Stanton a colored city resident was released on a 1500 bond pending grand jury action on charges of breaking and entering three Frederick stores Sears Roebuck Parsons Comna and Hollander's auto store. About 139 dollars in merchandise and cash allegedly taken. An 11 year old colored juvenile was jailed in the same case for being a neglected minor. He remains in Juvenile Court after initial custody at Montevue.
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Frederick
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Sears Roebuck and Company
Parsons Comna
Hollander
Montevue
Four Qualify To Administer Estates
Letters of administration were granted on four estates in the Or Court morning. Mollie V. Zimmerman, a daughter, qualified as administrator of her father Benjamin F. Zimmerman. Kathryn Phillips, a niece, qualified as administratrix of Mrs. Vitus Viola Brown. No heirs were listed for one estate and four others listed local attorneys or administrators.
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EL Barnes
C Bagens
Brunswick
Mollie V. Zimmerman
Benjamin F. Zimmerman
Feagaville
Kathryn Phillips
Jirs
Vitus Viola Brown
James Indicted on Murder Charge in Rock Creek Park
Washington July 19 A District grand jury indicted Eugene H James 31 of Baltimore a Negro for the murder of Carel Bardwell in Rock Creek Park last June The case stars a City within the District of Columbia courts slated for trial.
Adams Couple Declines $7300 Radio Prize
Huntington West Virginia July 19 Mrs Jack L Adams and her husband who won 7300 on Mutual Radio's Three for the Money decided not to take the prize citing weariness and want of rest. Adams a 27 year old cable splicer could not be reached but Mrs Adams confirmed they would pass up the money. Neighbors and charity groups had offered advice on how to spend the award amid expectations government would take about a quarter. The couple remained undecided whether to build a new home or use the funds for other purposes.
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Mutual Broadcasting System
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Charles Adams
Jack
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Soviet Union
Russia
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Berlin
Security Council
U. Sneral Assembly
Paris
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Red Army
Moscow
Uni
London
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Fined $5 After Auto Accident in Frederick
A colored man was fined five dollars and costs in Peoples Court for failing to yield right of way after a Sunday auto collision at South Market and East All Saints in Frederick. Oscar Mehring and four relatives suffered minor injuries. Mehring was acquitted on reckless driving.
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Frederick
Alton ¥. Bennett
Ellsworth P. Hey
Unionville
Mlarket Street
Oscar x. Mehring
Getheburg
Menhring
Jane Mehring
Thomas M. Mehring
Frederick Memorial Hospital
T. Ar. Mehring
Hoy
South Market
East All Saints
Meh- Ying
George Hoffman
Cromwell Dead 94 Attorney Linked to U S Steel
William Nelson Cromwell ninety four a pioneer in corporate law and an organizer of United States Steel Corp died at his New York home. He played a key role in shaping early steel industry finance and corporate governance.
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New York
William Nelson Cromwell
United States Steel Corp
Oday
Truman to Aim at Congress in Special Session
President Truman plans a special session to push an anti inflation bill and broad measures on prices housing and education. Republican critics led by Senator McClellan warn of political maneuvering while Dewey aides map a constructive action plan.
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Ment Truman
Charles G. Ross
Congress
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Truman
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D-Ark
Dixie Party
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Martin
Taft
Ohio
New York
Herbert £. Brownell
Maison
Irving Ives
Ren. Leonard W. Hall Dewey
Chinese Burn Money For Power Plant Fuel
Officials at the Tsinan coal plant used Chinese currency to fuel power generation. About 100 rases were burned to convert to US dollars, totaling over 8 million yuan in value. Public reaction reports demand for higher denomination notes.
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Tsinan Power Tran Ort
U.S
Property Withdrawn At Sidney Public Sale
Real estate of Leo Alger on the Sts. Airs Prospect road at Sidney drew no sufficient bid at a Saturday sale on the premises. The home place included a two story five room house, outbuildings and 1 acre. Personal property also sold. Delbert S. Null was the auctioneer and H. Alexander acted as clerk.
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Leo Alger
Special Session Speed Up by Using 80th Congress Remnants
The Nation Today explains that a special session can act on unfinished 80th Congress business rather than starting anew. It highlights faster action on bills like the oleomargarine tax repeal, with the Senate free to vote promptly if the session begins.
Israel accuses Syria and Iraq of truce violations in Palestine
Cairo reports Israel says Syrian and Iraqi troops launched heavy artillery and ground attacks in northern Palestine defying the UN truce. In Jenin area and Western Galilee battles continued as Jewish forces net Arab villages near the border and pursue Arab volunteers. In Philadelphia the Wallace convention moves toward Friday.
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Palestine
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Eingeb
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Hagelan
Sea of Gailes
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Port Said
Galilee
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Tarbikha
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Zikron Yaakov
Allies Move to Curb Russian Blockade Tactics
Western allies meet at the White House with President Truman as Berlin crisis prompts plans for a broad counter program. Officials discuss naval and air pressure, closing the Dardanelles, UN appeals, and possible convoy actions toward Berlin amid tensions with the Soviet blockade.
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Elon
Truman
Berlin
William Draner Jr
Iron Curtain
Europe
Army
Royals
Lovett
Sate
Marshall
Quarterly Meeting Of Holy Name Society Held
The Co rral Maryland Section of the Holy Name Society met at St. John's school auditorium with about 53 delegates present. Rev Monsignor Harthmore addressed the group as Archbishop Keough urged Holy Hours on the Feast of the King. Delegates set quarterly meetings for October January April and June, with the next gathering on October 18 at 8 39 p.m. at St. John's auditorium. Delegates came from Hancock Hagerstown St. Anthony's Shrine Libertytown Urbana Buckeystown and Frederick.
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Holz
St. John’s School
O7uit
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Quinn
Keough
G. Giesdiocesan
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Oir
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Central Maryland
Hancock
Hagerstown
St. Anthony's Shrine
Libertytown Urbana
Buckestown
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