Elerton Man To Be Tried Here For Child Neglect
A man identified as Kline faces trial in Juvenile Court on a charge of contributing to the neglect of his two and a half year old son. The petition, signed by county probation officer Mrs Wim C. Rodrick and State's Attorney Edwin F. Kine, cites episodes of prolonged unattended absence, harsh punishment, and alleged cruelties between May and July. The child was found nude with marks of cruelty in a home investigation. Kline is free on $1,000 bond on an assault and battery charge and was previously declared dependent and neglected.
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Gus
P. x AL Schnauffer
Wim C. Roderick
Edwin F . Kine
Children’s Society
Kline
Lintie Dor
Legediy Lei
Attempt Made On Life On Japs Red Leader Tokuda
A bomb attack during a Saga City rally targeted Communist Leader Kruichi Tokuda. Ichiro Koga, a 27 year old former Communist, hurled a dynamite filled bottle from a balcony, injuring Tokuda with glass fragments. Police report he surrendered after the incident.
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Tokro
Kruichi Tokuda
MacArthur
Japan
Tokuda
Saga City
Krushu
Ichiro Koga
Touda
Boyd’s Woman Shares In $204,074 Estate
New York surrogates court details an estate valued at 204074 dollars following the death of Mattie B. Lowe of Brooklyn on November 7, 1946. Jul Boekhof of Boy an is named in the will with a 5000 dollar cash bequest to Marsland woman, while the bulk goes to three grandchildren Margot, Patricia and Michael Leake of Long Island.
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Louis Ds
New York
Boekhof
Boyds
Mattie B. Lowe
Brooklyn
Marsland
Margot
Patricia
Michael Leake
Long Island
Decisive Rally In Stock Market After Three Day Decline
New York on July 20 reports show the stock market staging a decisive rally after a three day maul that marked the sharpest decline in nearly two years. Gains led the upswing as many issues moved higher amid a broad rebound.
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New York
Rails
California
Ich
Extended Maryland Forecast With Warm Period and Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast predicts consistently warm conditions in Maryland with day to day temperatures elevated. Scattered thundershowers are expected Wednesday Friday and Sunday mainly in the afternoons and evenings. From Wednesday through Sunday, temperatures average about 3 degrees above normal and rainfall patterns include localized shower activity.
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Maryland
Ettie Ehande
75 U.S. Jet Planes Going To England
The United States plans to send 75 jet propelled Shooting Star fighters to England to bolster fortifications for possible actions over Germany. Reports from London say the aircraft carrier crew landed a squadron near Glasgow and will be reassembled there for redeployment.
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U.S
England
Cixdle
Glasgow
Efs
London
U. S
Scotland
Germany
Wiespaden
Local Teacher Attacked in Chicago Hotel Room
Abs Hilda Greene a 39 year old Frederick Md elementary teacher told police two Negro men invaded her third floor Leland Hotel room in Chicago. She was struck with a lamp, endangered with death threats, and suffered forehead cuts before fleeing. She arrived in Chicago after touring the west coast with 95 teachers and planned to leave after visiting the Railroad Fair.
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Chicago
Frederick
Abs
Hilda Greene
Thomas Barton
Leland Hotel
Soldier slain on Korean border near Kaesong
A U S Army report says an unknown number of attackers in civilian clothes opened fire on five American soldiers near Kaesong inside the U S zone. One enlisted man was killed and another wounded as the pair returned fire with carbines. No Korean casualties were confirmed. This marked the first American death on the Korean border in the incident history.
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Seoul
North Korea
U.S. Army
Yesterds
Kaesong
Baltimore and Ohio to close Barnesville station
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad notified the Maryland Public Service Commission of plans to discontinue freight service at Barnesville station. The line will continue to stop there for duties and to handle shipments but will operate as a altered service as costs are cited. Revenue figures show operating income of 83,750 against gross revenue of 2,265. The action awaits PSC review. A separate note records a creek bed change near Carroll Creek by Watkins Acres development to widen ground for a new road through the development.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland Public Service Commission
Anyle
Barnesy Northwest
Montgom- 12
PSC
Carroll Creek
Culler Lake
Watkins Acres Development Group
Truman Proclaims Draft Registration Starting August 3
President Truman issues a proclamation ordering draft registration for 18 to 21 year olds. Registrations begin August 3 for birth years 1922 through 1930 in staggered dates, with rules for those turning 18 by September. Officials aim for efficient registration and anticipate initial call volumes around 39,000 men per two months.
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Washington
Truman
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Royrall
Dutch Elm Disease Report In Frederic Area
Evidence suggests Dutch Elm disease is present in parts of Frederick and vicinity though state confirmation is lacking. A local tree surgeon notes a West Second Street elm cut down may be diseased. diseased trees should be burned after removal. Early cases traced to Brunswick in 1935, with thousands of elms in Frederick previously.
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Frede
West Second Street
Ralph D Finch
Frederi
Brunswick
Frederick
Cardenhold
Weather Bureau
Divorce settlement grants car each year to Elsie Jaeger
Judge Otto T. Breidenbach approved the terms for Mrs Elsie Jaeger in a divorce settlement. Her husband, an automobile dealer, must provide a new car every year and cover all maintenance and repair costs. She also receives the home he lives in, $17,590 in lead and monthly alimony of $300.
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Vaukel
Otto T. Breidenbach
Elsie Jaeger
Jaeger
Clay Called Home To Tell About Crisis
A clipped report notes Clay was summoned home amid a crisis involving German forces and U S actions in 2007. The fragment references a Wednesday report and a call related to urgent events, with names and details obscured.
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Clay
Federal funds inadequate says Beall in Maryland
Beall states the 1948 Federal highways act underfunds Maryland and the nation. He cites Maryland receiving 4,253,990 dollars of a 350 million allocation, advocates redistributing funds to motor vehicle registration and population centers. Primary highways get 1,631,000 direct state use, secondary roads 1,023,000 via counties, and urban highways 1,590,000 to cities under state approval.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Fed
Amer
House
Beall
Blarsland
State Roads Commission
Honorary Pallbearer At Pershing Funeral
Joseph B. Himes of Prospect Hall was named an honorary pallbearer for General John J. Pershing at Arlington National Cemetery. The close friend, who had led a European tour after World War I, joins other civilian pallbearers including Herbert Hoover Bernard Baruch and James Wadsworth.
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John J. Pershing
Arlington National Cemetery
Joseph B. Himes
Prospect Hall
Mr. Himes
Pershing
Himes
Herbert Hoover
Bernard Baruch
James Wadsworth
New York
Keynoter No 3 Charles Howard at Third Party Convention
The Keynoter notes Charles Howard as a prominent figure at the Third Party convention in Philadelphia. July 23 to 25 mark the event, with Lofcentan official candidates Tiny Walla and Ghoy Vastar named as contenders.
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Charles Howard
Iowa
Philadelphia
Walla End
Senate to Be Asked to Ratify Pact Amid Turmoil
President Truman will ask the Senate next week to ratify the international Wheat agreement and seek approval of a new UN headquarters in New York City. He has not decided whether to address Congress in person or by message, with drafting of the bill just beginning. Republicans push a plan to grant oil-rich tidelands to states, a move the administration opposes.
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Truman
Senate
Congress
New York City
Charles G
Capitol Hill
Tom Bill Ax
Ross
Abou Biee
House
Republican Policy Committee
Republican
Tidelands
Texas
California
Thorez Nominated Premier Hope Amid French Crisis
Maurice Thorez proposed as new French Premier to head a Socialist Communist coalition. President Auriol to be asked as mid‑century government toppled after army budget dispute. Schuman pressured to form new cabinet amid “third force” talks. Bidault returning from The Hague. Above reports note Radicals and De Gaulle factions in play. A separate deed recording appears unrelated to the political item, while a German army spokesman confirms Bohumil Hasal may be interviewed in Frankfurt.
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Paris
Maurice Thorez
Thorez
Vincent Auriol
France
Robert Schuman
Auriol
Communist Party
National Assembly
Tnorez
Andre Coin
Popular Republican
MRP
Schuman
Georges Bidault
Hague
Western European Union
Popular Republica Socialists
Sehuman
Leade
DeGaulle
Reach People’s Goon
Andre Marie
Paul Re
U. 3
Frankfurt
Germany
Antonin Bohumil Sal de
Am Army
Hasal
Bell qualifies as administrator in Orphans Court
Orman T. Bell of 7 Jefferson Street qualified in Orphans Court to act as administrator of the estate of Artus, with Mrs Mary B. Bell and three sons named as heirs. The report lists the parties involved and the qualification action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman T. Bell
Jefferson Street
Tate
Artus
Mary B. Bell
Lide Edias
British Protest Over Yak Planes Stir Berlin Tension
British authorities issue a strong protest to the Soviet Union over the use of Yak fighter planes near Berlin. The statement condemns the stance against Russian aircraft and the blockade of West Berlin air routes. The protest cites air safety regulation violations and calls for restraint for the greater Berlin area.
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Berhal
Berlin
Brith
Greater
Tito Patches Old Quarrel With U S
Washington reports Tito patched with the United States signing a compact that meets American demands. Belgrade to pay 517 million in six weeks for American property and downed 1946 planes. Yugoslavia to receive about 30.1 million in monetary gold unfrozen to attract Soviet support. Private holdings and a government bank account may also be released.
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Washington
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Court Upholds PSC Rulings in Freight Permit Dispute
Associate Judge Stedman Prescott filed an Equity Court opinion upholding a PSC demurrer in a case brought by Boyer Transportation against Remsburg Brothers and the commission. The ruling allows an amended declaration within 15 days and addresses PSC permits on routes through Frederick and Washington counties and a Baltimore–Frederick line. The court noted the bill must clearly show why PSC actions are unreasonable or unlawful and held Boyer lacked standing on one argument while affirming other points.
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Public Service Commission
Stedman Prescott
Equity Court
Commission
Remsburg Brothers Transportation Company
Braddock Heights
Boyer Transportation Company, Inc
Knoxville
Boyer Company
PSC
Frederick
Washington Counties
Remsburg Bros
Baltimore- Frederick
Prescott
Ralph Newman
Thomas J Tingley
Amos
Landlord Seizes Newark Rent Overdue Case In Court
A Newark rental dispute ends with a forced out order as the landlord enforces rent collection. The case centers on a tenant facing eviction after alleged nonpayment and claims of improper notice. Local officials note the action reflects standard eviction procedures and tenant protections.
67 New Lawyers Admitted To Bar
Seventy new lawyers were admitted to the Maryland bar today at the Court of Appeal ceremony. Four women were among the group. Chief Judge Ox addressed the gathering while Attorney General Halil Ha announced the admissions. Notable names listed include George Fo Combs and John Anthony Day, with addresses in Lawville and Frederick.
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Maryland
Nics
Court of Appeal
Urine Ogle
Halil Ha
AY Marba
George Fo Combs
Er “Burg
John Anthony Day
Lawville
Western European leaders weigh options on Berlin crisis
In The Hague Western European Union members met for four hours to discuss the Berlin blockade without reaching a shared plan. British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, Georges Bidault, Paul-Henri Spaak, Pierre Dupong, and Baron Van Boetselaer Van Oosterhout attended as they considered American military aid and the possible forging of a unified defense. Governors prepared memoranda on Washington talks and a program to strengthen economic ties under the European reconstruction plan. A plenary session was planned for today to approve the economic program.
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Hague
Netherlands
Berlin
Cri
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Western European Union
Washington
U. S
Ernest “‘Evin
Georges Bidault
Paul- Henri Spaak
Pierre Dupong
Baron van Boetselaer van Oosterhout
Oppose Erection of High Voltage Line on Frederick Farm
In a circuit court condemnation case, Emery B. Lease and co defendants deny necessity for crossing the farm north of Frederick. They seek dismissal while arguing alternative routes. They claim the transmission line would destroy farm value and usable land, urging fair value assessment and depreciation considerations prior to a hearing. Federal funds noted for sewage works as health authorities cite available capital.
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Frederick
Emery B. Lease
Evelyn V. Lease
Helen Br. Boyer
Merril Bor
Helen Boyer
Hiam M Storm
Helden S. Felton
Potomac Echo Company
Jam trader drills traffic mix on highway in Three Oaks
Warne Hellenga of Three Oaks Michigan hauled a truckload of red and black raspberries currants and apples to the highway last night. He mixed the berries pressed them and started down the road amid busy trade. The truck carried a ton and a half of fruit with 306 cases of red raspberries 50 caves of black raspberries 25 bushels of apples and currants. He was not harmed.
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Waukegan
Juir
Hellenga
Three Oaks
West Berlin Food Promise Amid Soviet Propaganda
July 20 de Hague report says five Western powers debate Russia policy in Germany as Berlin faces Reuters style propaganda. Soviet claim to feed all Western Berliners with 600 tons bread daily clashes with Western ration cuts and currency doubts. American governor Ole questions the pledge while airlift continues delivering food and coal past the Russian blockade.
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Berlin
Berlan
Soviet Union
Tnit
U.S
Clay
Frankfurt
Truman Dewey Will Meet Soon
The Associated Press reports a rare campaign year meeting between President Truman and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey at Shield Field a week from Saturday. Truman’s speech will be conciliatory but the event signals a brief pause in the campaign. Dewey plans to discuss party strategy with GOP leaders ahead of next week’s congressional session. Meanwhile Ford Motor Co and CIO United Auto Workers edge toward a new conference after a walkout threat from workers.
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New International
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Shield Field
White House
Hudale Iomor Tro
Detroit
Eacy Ton
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
WAW
HO Fort Ioworkers
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Robert W. Hearne
Mr and Airs
Harold M. Jarrett
Baltic Sea
Gdynia
Newark
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Sewace
West Berlin
Dewey
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