Thousands Pay Final Tribute To Pershing
General John J. Pershing was laid to rest at Arlington amid honor guards and a rain-soaked procession. President Truman attended with military leaders as his flag-draped coffin descended at the grave. The ceremony featured taps, a firing volley, and a six-mile cortege through Washington.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Philippines
Germany
Arlington National Cemetery
Luther D. Miller
Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thier
Truman
Pershing
Potomac
Miller
West Point
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Virginia
Tidmore's New Radio Station On Full Time
WPPA Pottsville station owned by A V Tidmore begins full time operation after receiving federal OK. Power increased to 300 watts with new towers at Bulls Head and Sandos Heights. Julius is chief engineer Navier program director and Jercy Ganes announcer. Tidmore family involvement noted including son W mors and daughter Tidmore.
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WPPA
Pottsville, Pa
Bulls Head
Pottsville
Yen O
Snandosh Heights
Additoner
Tidmore
Julius
Navier
Kiet
Jercy Ganes
Ato
Ted
W Mors
University of Alabama
County Man Loses License After Hearing Absence
Delmar R Delphey of Thurmont had his driver license revoked after failing to appear for a hearing. Jean Nelson Knipple of 128 West Patrick Street and Eugene Richard Schell of 433 West South Street also saw licenses revoked. Laurence Thomas Hinter, 15 Winchester Street, suspended two months for passing in an intersection. Several others placed on probation or reprimanded for traffic violations including speeding, failing to yield, and failing to stop for school buses.
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Delmar R. Delphey
Thurmont
W. Dana Rudy
Delphey
Jean Nelson Knipple
West Patrick Street
Knipple
Eugene Richard Schell
West South Street
Laurence Thomas Hiltner
Winchester Street
Walter Lee Coblentz
Middletown
Raymond J. Ford
Harry Osborne Gosnell
East
Patrick Street
Robert Hood Qoland
Frederick
Sherma
William Shull
William James Speak
LeGore
Joseph Leander Wittington
Raymond Harvey Roller
Graceham
Elmer
Police Court Cases Tried Monday Night
William Howard Holton was found not guilty in Vobee Court for disturbing the peace after a scuffle with neighbor James W. Johnson. Johnson forfeited collateral and did not appear. Johnson allegedly slapped Mrs Holton. Holton and others testified Johnson came to the home and insulted the younger woman. Magistrate dismissed Holton’s case, remarking on protective home privacy.
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William Howard Holton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vobee
Phebus
Holton
James W. Johnson
Johnson
Philip Keller
Iowa
Atttinerant saQlesiiel
Denver Shook
Keller
Charles F. Onley
Simmy Thompson
Harry Crowder
Glen Bur
Frederick County
Huge Recovery Fund To Be Spent In 3 Months
Washington reports the United States will devote 1.7516 billion dollars to Western European recovery across July through September. ECA Administrator Paul Hoffman said 1.1188 billion comes from second quarter loan and grant funds, with 0.6328 billion carried over from first quarter earmarked sums. Europe requested about 1.7 billion for Q2 but funds were cut, mainly in relief goods due to better harvests. In sports, the McCrory Dime Store girls lost 35 to 11 to a Creagerstown team, with another game set for Staley Park pending date.
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Washington
United States
Paul Hoffman
ECA
McCrory Girls
McCrory Dime Store Girls
Creagerstown
Staley Park
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses listed for many individuals across Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania with ages and locales. Property transfers include Potomac Edison Co to Francis R Darner and others with values around 10 dollars and multiple city or county deeds.
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Wilbur Truman Smith
Woodsboro
Edith Viola Wills
Berumitsburg
Dames
Lula Lousa Shank
Medora M. Kemp
Edna Willard Nehrenberg
Charles McC. Mathias
Blanche G Rice Rothenhoefer
Donald G. Kendall
Harry C. Hicman
Wilbur A. Tuck
Robert W. Hearne
Harold Myers Jarrett
Hazel Dutrow
Executrix
J. Preston Smith
Lewis Henry Goad
Minnie Odeli Goad
U N Has Confidence In Count Bernadotte
United Nations officials outline plans to supervise a long term truce in Paris and Udine as Count Folke Bernadotte gains staff observers to monitor the ceasefire. Despite clashes after the deadline, Security Council members deem the test of support for Bernadotte a success.
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Lake Success
Paris
Udine
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte Woud
Beene
Uo N
Ceil
Body Of Missing Boy Found In Quarry
In Towson a 13-year-old boy, Leroy Kilby, was found dead in 90 feet of water at an abandoned marble quarry. His 6-year-old sister had reported him missing a week earlier after telling a hair-raising story police believed unlikely, noting their family had been troubled by their father leaving. Authorities traced the siblings to an area near Baltimore and the quarry near Cockeysville after they had been seen with friends.
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Towson
Leroy Kilby
Hire
Anger
Iorence Kilby
Baltimore
North Avenue
Cockeysville
Florence
Missing children case tied to Baltimore drive
Mrs. Mazie Kilby reported her two children missing a week ago. Police located Florence and Leroy, driven by the boys who took Flo rence and Leroy to Baltimore. The pair were questioned but not arrested as Leroy was seen near his home neighborhoods and had a pattern of wandering from the quarry.
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Baltimore
Mazie Kilby
Florence
Leroy Toy
Leroy
American Red Cross Aid in Australia During War
In Australia during the war the American Red Cross served 10,002,000 meals and provided more than 1,000,000 overnight lodgings. A correspondent notes a sailor returning to Baltimore after swimming.
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Australia
American Red Cross
Personal data request not suitable for article card
A fragmented prompt asks for personal details including graduation year, work history, age, height, weight, and marital status, then adds an address instruction. No verifiable facts or named entities present. Unable to form a valid newspaper item from the provided text.
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Frederick Xens-Post
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Purcellville
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Howard E. van Order
Eunice Decker
Wellswore
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Doris Elaine Sturtz
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Winchester
Am H. Mosberg, Jr
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Williamson's Drug Store
Pearre
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Counts Grill Druid Theatre
Damascus, MB
Damascus
Toan
Gettysburg
Firemen’s Carnival
Slim Stuart
Plainsmen
Fairview Avenue
Frederick, Maryland
Hannah
Wellsmere
Gnece
Feuestas CL
A. A. Lough
Che Evening Star
Che Sunday Star
DLC
Washington Star
Danly
Joseph A. Boone
Hahn's
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Reliance Life Instranle Company
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