Taxi Problem Is Debated In Frederick Case
Officials debate the taxi problem linked to a municipal ordinance on parking meters after Mar Kell Baker, a local driver, was arrested for impairing a meter on South Market street. The case delays due to absent witnesses as an investigation continues into mayoral control of taxicabs under a 1945 Maryland act.
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Markell Baker
South Market Street
Richard E. Zimmerman
Patrick Street
Market
Court Streets
Frederick
Starling
Farm Leased For Lama Preocanoe Theo Farm
Rockville Maryland July 22 Maryland State Conservation Commission leases 23 acres of Henry A Dawson farm to form a game preserve adjoining Rockville. Quail rabbits and other game will be stocked. a fence will surround the area and hunting will be forbidden. Izaak Walton League and 4 H Clubs join in support. work begun. Pocketbook found after theft report in York Pennsylvania. wallet with about $50 recovered from packages by a Frederick parking meter.
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Rockville
Maryland State Conservation Commission
Henry A. Dawson
Dawson
Reuban Higgs
Izaak Walton League
Higgs
Ernest Vaughn
Charles C. Sayler
York
Frederick
Hoss
Paraguay President Higinio Morinigo May Resign and Leave
Reports from Formosa say Paraguay’s President Higinio Morinigo asked the armed forces for permission to resign and depart to Brazil this week. The cabinet reportedly submitted its resignation as a civilian revolution in Bolivia spurred regional unrest affecting Paraguay.
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Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Formosa
Hizinio Morinigo
Paraguay
Morinigo
Brazil
Bolivia
Indictment Sought in Heirens Kidnap Slaying Case
State's Attorney William J. Tuohy said he would seek an indictment of 17 year old William Heirens for the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping killing, based on circumstantial and direct evidence. Heirens remains jailed on robbery and assault charges with a $290000 bond, while reports of a deal for life in exchange for a guilty plea have not been verified.
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Chicago
William J. Tuohy
William Heirens
Suzanne Degnan
Maine
Heirens
Degnan
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Tuchy
The
Herald-American
Ross
Atomic Energy To Fuel Airplanes Being Studied
The Army Air Forces announced a research program with aircraft engine firms to explore using atomic energy to power airplanes. Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation of New York received the primary contract to supervise the work with other companies. Maj. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay said details are restricted by security and no completion date is set, though officials report progress showing the project is not impractical.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation of
New York
Curtis E. Lemay
Air Staff
Lemay
AAF
Dime Tips Return in Postwar Tip Slump Across Services
New York dispatch reports service workers from waiters to bootblacks facing a broad fall in tips as postwar spending cools. Union officials note a 20 percent decline in middle class restaurant tipping, with bartenders increasing ware costs to deter free drinks. Some high end venues keep wartime rates, while midtown bellhops and bootblacks lament reduced tips from $3–$4 to $1–$2 daily.
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New York
Bartenders Union
Bedante
Odiedas
Grand Central
Billy Rose
Diamond Horseshoe
Sardi's
Pangborn Workers Fail To Report In Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on July 22 about 450 Pangborn Corp production workers did not report to work due to a contract deadlock. An official said the production line was shut while office and technical staff came in. Local 842 UVAW CIO president Joseph E. Craig called the picketing peaceful and 100 percent effective.
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Hagerstown
Joseph E. Craig
Uvaw-Cio
Pangborn Corporation
Craig
Settlement Push Includes Wage Hikes and Grievance Reform
Police were at the scene as workers picketed peacefully. Captain Max Rickard said the stoppage remained orderly while talks continued toward a new contract featuring wage increases, a revised grievance procedure, and a seniority-based setup.
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Max Rickard
Interior grants Cumberland old canal for flood control and parkway
The Department of Interior grants Cumberland the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal property within city limits for flood control and civic development. City Attorney Charles Z. Heskett says the move ends a 1929 effort and envisions a main sewage artery, then a four lane boulevard linking the city center to the municipal airport as an unobstructed parkway.
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Cumberland
Department of Interior
Charles Z. Heskett
Heskell
Ciy
Heskett
Case And Coan To Race For $1000 Title In Major League Meet
Washington July 22 A purse of 1000 and the title fastest man in major league baseball were offered for a race between George Case of the Nationals and Jim Coan of the Athletics in a publicity stunt.
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Washington
George Case
Indians and Coan race at Gomi Stadium on August 21
Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck and Washington owner Clark Griffith posted prize money after a dispute over Case and Rookie Coan as the league's speed leaders. The outfielders will race on a special course at Gomi Stadium before a night game on August 21. Novelist Taylor Caldwell is known by her pen name Janet Taylor Caldwell.
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Cleveland Indians
Gil Coan
Washington
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Clark Griffith
Case
Teading
Coan
Gomi Stadium
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