Destructive Farm Fire Near Urbana Destroys Barn and Silos
A large bank barn two silos and farm assets on the Roderick farm near Urbana were destroyed by a Wednesday fire of undetermined origin. Losses exceed $5,000 with partial insurance, while firefighters from Independent Hose, county engine, and Hyattstown aided. The blaze started in straw, spread to buildings, and left machinery salvageable.
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Disarmament and Royal Marriage News Curbs Surfaces
Secretary Marshall outlined openness to a 1 W-year German disarmament treaty and Russia as a signer, while noting reports of a Greek-Communist brigade and stalled Japanese peace talks. He also addressed Romania, Poland relief, and Western Germany industry. Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten plan a Westminster Abbey wedding in October.
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Poland
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Philip Mountbatten
Westminster Abbey
Reprimand Given to "Smart-Aleck" Youth in Riot Case
Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett fined and warned a teenage colored youth for disturbing the peace after a Fourth of July melee on East Patrick Street. Charles H. Jerome Brown and others faced jail terms or fines for related offenses, with collateral payments and hearings noted.
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Charles H. Jerome Brown
East Patrick Street
Overs
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Mit
Chales Wallace
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Hotel Site Approved on Rockville Pike Near Bethesda
Montgomery County Commissioners approve rezoning of Pooks Hill estate for a $15,000,000 apartment hotel on a 103 acre tract once home to Crown Princess Martha of Norway. Washington builder Harry H Brodie says the project will provide 1,000 dwelling units.
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Rockville Pike
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Norway
Harry H Brodie
Washington
Salisbury man drinks poison as children watch
Edward Lee Long a 40 year old Salisbury street department worker told his seven children in the yard he would kill himself and drank poison. He died an hour later at Peninsula General Hospital. Police say no reason was given and a verdict of death by own action was returned. Long and two children were away when it happened. the wife arrived shortly after.
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Long
Charles T. Fisher
Wicomico County
Abs. Long
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