Sweadner Appointed Supervisor in Frederick County Schools
Four major Frederick county school appointments were approved to take effect at the start of the September term. Duvald Sweadner becomes Frederick County High School supervisor, Warren Evans is named supervisor of health and physical education, Hermann Hauver is principal of Brunswick High School, and Harry Frushour becomes principal of Liberty Junior High. The meeting also announced retirement for Miss Gardiner and listed other resignations and assignments across the system.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Duvald. Sneadner
Libertytown High School
Warren Evans
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Liberty High School
The
News-Post
Kitzmiller
Garrett County
Brunswick High School
Liberty High
George, Washington University
Bir. Evans
Frederick High
Hauver
Hauvers Dustrict
Gettysburg College
Columbia University
Columbia
Liberty Bign
Baltimore
Prince George's
K. Jones
Som
Brunswick High
Lisbon High School
Mir Frushour
Parkway School
Frederic
Gardiner
Dorothy Hull
Urbana
Lorraine
Walle
New Market
Fred Brown
Esther Hag
Martin Judy
Wallace Morri
S$ Beulah Gil
Wats
Sville
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Elemen
Emmaiane Hahn
Walkeville High
Elizabe Palcer
Anddietown
Agnes Tanner
Joe Middletown
Edith
Jill Lincoln
Charles Weir
Verna Weir
Tirs
Virginia D. Rogers
Lib 1
Beer License Hearing For Sportsmans Inn Holders
A Circuit Court hearing is set for Monday at 10 a.m. to determine if Sportsman’s Inn operators John Owens, Clara Owens, and John Gus should have their beer license suspended or revoked. Charges include selling to intoxicated persons and causing disturbances, stemming from magistrate court cases last week.
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Circuit Court Room
Sportsman's Son
Meas
Cleveland Trout
John H. Owens
Clara H. Owens
John & Gus
Sportsman’s Inn
Controls On Credit Buying May Be Lifted
Washington reports President Truman faces a decision to lift wartime credit controls on autos, refrigerators, and radios. The House voted to end all controls immediately, rejecting a Senate plan to keep modified restraints to year end. The measure requires substantial down payments and short installment terms for consumer goods, with a 20 percent down payment for furniture and rugs.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Voice
Neitheb
Wolcott
R-Mich
House Banking Committee
Tola
Blames High Meat Prices On Packers
Chicago July 23 P The CIC United Packinghouse Workers Union urges a government investigation into meat prices. Ralph Helstein, union president, says in June the packers marked up costs 43 percent above farmer prices and 19 percent more than retail prices versus a year ago under price controls and subsidies.
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Chicago
CIC United Packinghouse Workers Union
Ralph Helstein
Union Presiden
18 Injured As Bolt Strikes Trolley Car
A lightning bolt struck a crowded trolley car during rush hour in Pittsburgh on July 23, injuring 18 people. Two blind passengers screamed and attempted to escape through smoke filled conditions while two women were trampled in the chaos.
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Bolt
Pitisburga
Whaling Fleet Heads for Antarctic Second Run
Moscow radio announced a second whaling mission this year to Antarctic waters. It cited the previous expedition catching 286 whales, surpassing the target by a significant margin.
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Russ
Antarctic
London
Moscow Radio
Weekend Rain Forecast and Local Fire Alarm
Weekend rain expected in Baltimore and surrounding areas with daytime and nighttime showers. The Weather Bureau cautions Eastern Shore farmers to dust tomato plants to limit late season blight. The Independent Hose Company fought a straw stack fire near Urbana after a two o clock call, extinguishing the blaze.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Eastern Shore
EIRE
Urbana
Poland cut off on U S aid program
Washington reports the State Department cancelled Poland s share of the 35 990 600 American foreign relief fund. Col R H Harrison said grain and other foods would meet Poland s minimum needs for the rest of the year while essential medical supplies could be supplied through private agencies or groups like the International Emergency Children s Fund. The funds are deemed sufficient only for the most urgent relief needs and no full relief program will be undertaken.
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Washington
State Department
Poland
Col
R. H. Harrison
Ee Anderson
Marshall
Harrison
International Emergency Children’s Fund
Hes Beer
Two Frederick workers recommended for city police merit posts
The Police Commission has recommended Frederick industrial workers Fenton Royer and Alton Twentey for merit system appointment to the city police force. Royer and Twentey were interviewed and approved by Chief Straley. Twentey’s appointment hinges on a physical exam. The move would bring the force to 25, though two temporary officers remain ineligible.
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Frederick
Police Commission
Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
Fentons
William D. Royer
Taney Apartments
Alton C. Twentey
Madison Street
Rover
Twenter
Fred MM. Straley
Harlan DeGrange
Charles Burras
British Ship Empire Lifeguard Sunk at Haifa Harbor
British ship Empire Lifeguard sunk in Haifa harbor after disembarking 261 Jewish migrants from Cyprus detention camps. Sources say saboteurs likely. no casualties reported. Release notes an onboard charge transfer to Cyprus.
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Jerusalem
J Pro
Empire Lifeguard
Haifa
Holy Lang
Cyprus
Strike ends for 2000 cable workers amid wage deal
New York July 23 union officials announced an across the board ten cent per hour wage decrease ended a strike of about 2000 cable employees of the ISTC subsidiaries. The stoppage began earlier today and ended a few hours later as negotiations concluded.
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New York
Company J
Internationali Telephone and Tele- Company
Last Mid-I
Mild Recovery Tinge Dampens Stocks July Market Slowdown
New York stocks showed a mild recovery tinge with a quieting pace after an active open. Most gains were minor fractions and leaders did little to push the indices, with trading easing into a subdued session.
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New York
Complete Roster Of Frederick Attorneys From 1749
The Frederick County Bar Association is preparing a complete roster of attorneys admitted to practice dating from 1749. It will include biographical sketches, birth and death dates, and copies may be displayed in the County Historical Society home and in the C Burr Artz Library. The missing test book of practicing lawyers complicates data collection as officials search records. officials fear the volume was stolen for its historical value.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Bar Association
Stoup
Scott Key Hotel
Alton ¥. Beni
Storm
By Association
Frederick
Earlies Law
Thomas Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Maryland
Franccis Scott Key
Roger B. Tanney
Bar Association
Register
County Historical Society
C. Burr
Ward S. Delaplaine
Ah Bar Association
Serie Alty
Lst
Ellis C. Wachter
Mer. Wechter
Flood Devastates Erie as City Declares Emergency
Torrential rains flood Erie Pennsylvania leaving 75 families homeless and causing about 1.9 million dollars in damage. Evacuations from a housing project moved to the City Hall annex as Red Cross seeks shelter solutions. Weather officials stress the flood from 9:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. broke 24 hour rainfall records.
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Erie
iFi
City Hall
Red Cross
Mill Creek
Weather Bureau
French Street
Red Cross and Disaster Committee
Waldameer Beach
Presque Isle Bay
Lake Erie
Legion urges charter reform to curb veto and create world police
Washington July 23 The American Legion urges United Nations overhaul to abolish Big Five veto and form a tyranny proof world police force. It backs three charter amendments expanding Security Council representation and banning veto in aggression, granting equal powers to prevent mass destruction, and creating a powerful international police force.
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Washington
Security Council
American Legion Today
United Nations
Legion
Congress
Veterans Organization
Russia
Britain
United States
France
China
Raerumber
No Justification For Higher Newsprint Price
Washington July 23 The House Newsprint committee told publishers that prices are at their peak and there is no justification for further increases. The committee led by Rex Brown said any changes in paper prices in the coming months should be lower rather than higher.
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Washington
House
Hou Ther
Rex Darrence J. Brown
Eio
Wheel Wheel Off Truck Injures Frederick Youth
Ira Staley, 15, of Frederick Route 7, suffered a sprained arm and wrist and minor burns after a wheel and axle from a Woodbine truck broke loose and rolled toward him on East Patrick Street near the bridge. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged. the driver TJ Johnson reported the truck ran oddly and stopped promptly. No charges were filed.
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Ira Staley
Frederick
Staley
East Patrick Street
Pearl
T. ©. Johnson
Woodbine
Wayside Inn
Paul Staley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Charles Bell
Fair Grounds
Tax Return Forms To Be Ready Soon
State Comptroller’s office says merchants under the sales tax will receive return forms by the first of the month and must mail tax due by August 15. Shows monthly forms. three percent retention allowed to cover collection costs. Investigator Philip H Beard reports countywide survey finds licenses generally held or being corrected. some businesses exempt from licenses. collections progressing with few problems beyond item-specific issues.
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Philip H. Beard
Comptroller's Office
Beard
Comptroller’s Office
Large Estate Is Divided In Baltimore Inheritance
In Baltimore on July 23, inventories filed in Orphans Court show the combined estates of Ira Manning Parsons Sr. and his wife totaling about $609000. Mr Parsons left $425226.55 to widow and children plus bequests to four institutions including two percent to Home for the Aged and one percent to several hospitals and schools. Mrs Parsons estate was appraised at 31443164 with real estate and securities, detailing large holdings in Fidelity and Deposit, U S bonds, Standard Oil Nevada, Northern Pacific, Electric Light, and other securities.
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Baltimore
Ira Manning Parsons
Parsons
Methodist Episcopal Church
James L. Kernan Hospital
Children's Hospital School
No Veto For Atomic Crimes Punishment Sake Success
Frederick H. Osborn told the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission that the US insists on no veto for punishment of atomic crimes. He urged point by point debate among atomic delegates on replacing veto with consensus.
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Frederick H. Osborn
United States
United Na Gons Atomic Energy Commission
Workma Ee
United Nations Commission
Osborn
Plan for Science Foundation May Shape U S Research
The Nation Today reports Congress approved creating a science foundation to fund basic research such as cancer cures through government loans or grants to colleges and organizations. A 24 member scientist board would oversee divisions in cancer, heart disease, biology, and defense with a full time director. Initial cost estimated at 25 million dollars yearly, but funding unclear. President can appoint a temporary board and seek funding in 1948, with Senate approval later.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress of Science
House
Senate
4the Foundation
National Defense
Foundation
Congress
Blast In Red Zone Kills 6 In Berlin
A blast in a Russian zone police headquarters in Berlin killed six and wounded four, with police suspecting a room storing guns and ammunition as the origin. Two of the injured were in serious condition.
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Berlin
Building Permits Issued Here With Several New Dwellings
City engineering office records show permits issued for two new dwellings in Rosemont and Detrick Avenue, costing about 10000 and 36000 respectively, plus additional permits for a double garage, a shop, a glass-front storefront, and minor home improvements. An assault charge and a federal indictment are also reported in this brief, detailing local arrest and a Milwaukee CIO leader facing perjury charges.
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Rank J. Schroeder
Rosedale
Rosemont Avenue
Melvin Oden and Son
Detrick Avenue
S. H. Killman
Park Avenue
Schiey
Catoclin Park
Frederick County Sationge Bank
North Market Street
Ernest Reeder
West 13Th Street
Ralph Dut
West Patrick Street
E. E. Waterman
West South Street
Dutch Claim Successes Everywhere in Java Sumatra
Dutch forces extend beachheads across 10 fronts in Java and Sumatra with advances toward Semarang and Jegjalaria. Reports say American-trained marines landed on east coast of East Java and linked with northern beachhead as Dutch seize key towns while Indonesians report scorch earth tactics and air raids. Bevin pushes for early end to Indonesia war via United Nations.
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Java
Sumatra
Semarang
Jegjalaria
Leomadjane
Malang
East Java
Probolinggo
Sitoebondo
Djember
Banjoewangi
Palembang
Big Island
Tamboen
Kraweng
Tulamaija
West Java
Buitenzorg
Buitenzorg-Tjinadjoer
Communiqque
Padang
Jogjakarta
Church Sold By Error Now They Want It Back
Rev J W Grant and 40 members seek to reclaim their Church of God and Saints of Christ on Cleveland’s East Side after a tax delinquent auction sale. Real estate investor Stanley Olstyn bought it last April for 599 dollars and asks 5000 to return the building. Olstyn threatened to salvage lumber if not bought back but is open to arbitration. auditor Zangerle notes tax exempt status and parsonage intention.
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Cleveland
J. W. Grant
Stanley J. Olstyn
John AA. Zanger
Zangerle
Olstyn
Olsiyn
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Evans
Trout
U.S
Innogence Massillon
Roger Gue
Massisson City Hospital
Moscow
Soviet Russia
American Legion
Hamburg
Germany
South Elbe
Middletown
Charles E. Piehler
Springfield State Hospital
Kesville
Piehler
Sherif George Crouse Mage
Pichler
Christoffel
Harold Roland Christoffel
Milwaukee
CIO
Key
Communist Party
Bevin
Ernest Bevin
Ercain
Indonesia
House of Com
Secu
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