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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1947

Page

9

Marshall and Mrs Marshall visit Frederick amid missing street signs

Secretary of State George C. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall spent an hour seeking the McAlpine residence at Frederick’s College Avenue and Rockwell Terrace, noting missing street markers. A local resident recalled their Vancouver Barracks command days, and the Marshalls expressed interest in returning for another visit. The tale sits among county real estate transfers and an agriculture note about DDT spraying boosting cattle weight.

Frederick George C. Marshall Marshall Army U. S. Army Rockwell Terrace Colt Harrison McAlpine Dili Avenue North College, Parkway Upper College Terrace Geneval McAlpine Resi Birs. McAlpine Marshalls Vancouver Barracks Washington McAlpines

Farm Bureaus Back Reciprocal Tariffs Plan Across Northeast

Representatives from 11 Northeastern Farm Bureaus urged a five percent annual tariff cut and equal quota increases on agricultural imports for five years. The motion, endorsed at a two day Northeast Commodity Conference, aims to foster world trade and peace, contingent on other nations matching moves.

New York Northeastern Farm Bureau C. Kenneth Bullock New York State F. Bureau Federation Farm Bureau New England New_York New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia

Higher Meat Production Hopes Rise With July Corn Outlook

Washington reports July first half weather improved corn prospects with a forecast of 2.7709 billion bushels, 158 million above July 1 forecast and near the 3.0 billion goal. Officials expect grain prices to stabilize and meat prices to ease next year amid favorable crop signs.

Washington Agriculture Department

Court News Mixed Divorce and Real Estate Proceedings

Mary J Russell versus John W Russell files bill for absolute divorce. Frederick S Nichols and Lillian C Nichols sue Ada and Harry G Boring et al for sale of real estate of deceased Achsad L Stier. Bessie V Delaughter sues William L Delaughter for separate maintenance temporary alimony and counsel fee. Marriage licenses issued to Frederick C Donovan and Mary Elizabeth Gordon and to Frank G Hummell and Minnie M Lohr. William E Harding and wife transfer property.

Mary J.russell John W. Russel Frederick S Lillian C. _Nichols Ada Harry G. Boring Achsad L. Stier Bessie V. Delaughter William L. Delaughter Frederick C. Donovan Route 1 Knoxville Mary -Elizabeth Gordon First. Avenue Brunswick Frank G. Hummell Minnie M. Lohr Friendsville William E. Harding

Return Of War Dead To Begin On July 28

The American Graves Registration Commission announced that the return of U S World War II dead from European graves will begin July 28 at Henri Chapelle Cemetery near Liege Belgium. 17 319 Americans are buried there, established by the First Army in September 1944. remains of those whose next of kin elected to have them brought home will be returned. The 61st shipment departs Antwerp in October. Henri Chapelle Cemetery closes to visitors as of July 23.

Paris Henri Chapelle Liege Belgium American Graves Registration Commission First Army Aachen Ardenmer Yana AGRC Antwerp

Zonta Club Sponsors United Nations Playground Event

The Zonta Club will sponsor the United Nations Playground event in Baker Park on Friday evening with prizes for outstanding contestants. Prizes for a similar project will be given to the colored children at Mullinix Park. Mrs. Roy L. Crum and Mrs. Thomas P. Culler oversee this year’s sponsorship and the club endorses moving the Naval Observatory to Braddock Mountain. Amateur Night at Lincoln High School drew praise as teachers awarded cash prizes totaling 15 dollars for best presentations by students from the colored school, with winners named Norman Reid and Walter Ingram in vocal and comedy acts and Florietta Diggs on instrumental solos.

Zonta Club United Nations Baker Park Mullinix Park Roy L. Crum Service Committee Thomas P. Culler Lincoln High School Gilmore Bently George Ambush Cash Priz Alfred L. Diggs Colored School Emancipation Association Norman Reid Walter Ingram Orvall Johnson Alonzo Thomas Florietta Diggs Hilda

Parker dance team to headline Sons of Liberty banquet

National Councillor Maynard Robey will speak at a Saturday banquet at Windeebona Hotel Braindock Heights Alexandria VA for 150 to 200 members of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and guests from Maryland. Lillie J. Trout of Buckeystown sponsors. Joseph Stephens orchestra to provide music. dancing 9 to 12 with 7 pm start.

Maynard Robey Alexandria Sons and Daughters of Liberty Windeebona Hotel Braindock Heights Maryland Lillie J. Trout Buckeystown Joseph Stephens

High patient load at Martinsburg VA center

Seven hundred seventeen patients registered at the Jon D Baker Veterans Administration Center over the weekend, a new high for the facility. Officials said the surge in treatment points to overtaxed staff and the need for more help if numbers rise further. The center opened last year as a large installation after VA took over from the Army. The note on felting mentions pressing hair into fabric as an older craft than weaving.

Baker Martinsburg W. Va Jon D. Baker Veterans Administration Center Army

Negro Youth Taken To Jail For Safety

In Marietta Georgia on July 22 Captain E R Sanders said a 15 year old Negro named Charles Mosley who attacked a white woman was moved to an Atlanta jail for safety as about 15 men aided police. No threat was made but fears of violence led to quick removal by state patrols and Chief Griggs.

Marietta E. R. Sanders Nepo Atlanta Sanders K.P. Griggs Charles Mosley

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