New Zealand Visitors Tour County Family Ties Welcome
Mr and Mrs Herbert Haines of New Zealand visit their son Rev J Herry Ha1 and daughter in law in the county on their first U S trip since eight years. They praise American neighborliness and plan to sail from Vancouver on the steamer Aorangi in September. Rev Haines, a Methodist missionary, recently returned from China and attends Westminster Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herry
United States
Herbert Haines
New Zealand
Vancouver
Aorangi
Haines
Tney
Thomas Gillan
Aukland
Mr. Haines
England
Wales
Lancaster County
Europe
Loma Haines
Doubs
San Francisco
China
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Chung- King
Manila
Philippine Islands
Methodist Church
Asbury College
Kentucky
New York City
Erie. Pa
First Methodist Church
Womens Division of
Church Workers
George C. Marshall
Red Cross
Former Local Man Burned in Deland Florida
Charles B. Free, 42, formerly of the city, was hospitalized in Deland with second degree burns after flames flared while he was dispensing gasoline to a control box at an apartment yard. He drove to the hospital for treatment. authorities described injuries as not seriously until later reports. Raymond P. Free of the city said he and his family had visited Free in Florida weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Free
Bradley Free
Madison Street
Deland
Fla
Deland Memorial Hos
Free
Raymond P. Free
Florida
Free Press and Radio Seek Free State Support in Maryland
The National Association of Broadcasters praised the American Newspaper Publishers Association joining the fight against abridgement of freedom of speech in Maryland. Justin Miller, president of the broadcasters group, spoke yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Broadcasters
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Maryland
Justin Miller
Broadcasters Group
Statistics To Turn Up Hot Potatoes
Washington July 24 NEA President Truman's mid year report from his Council of Economic Advisers is due any day now. Also go tap is the summary on government expenditures for the next fiscal year ending June 30 1949. This year the two reports are bound to be important campaign literature. Budget is inflationary.
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Washington
NEA
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Fais Isner
Bureau of the Budget
Jast Congress
Congresses
Congress
John Taber
House
Approp
China
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ammuni
Joint
Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
President
Joint Committee
Denials of Peace Talks With Chinese Reds Speech
Vice President Li Tsung Jen dismissed rumors of secret negotiations with Chinese Communists as baseless. He said such peace talks have no foundation and linked China’s civil conflict to the broader global Communist movement.
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Ing
Li Tsung-Jen
China
International Communist Front
Man survives 30 foot plunge from bridge in Washington
Louis R. Lester Jr aged 23 of Takoma Park was alive the day after a 30 foot fall from Calvert Street Bridge in Washington. Police and responders reported his condition and investigated the incident as a possible suicide attempt or accident.
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Washington
Louis R. Lester, Jr
Takoma Park
Calvert Street Bridge
Local Camp Among Users Of Isotopes In Nuclear Research
Washington July 24 More than 300 laboratories and hospitals are using radioactive isotopes produced by Oak Ridge for medical research and other studies. AEC catalog lists 100 isotopes with prices reflecting production costs. Universities and medical centers across Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Maryland and Washington join the list, including Johns Hopkins Carnegie Washington Georgetown Meharry Meharry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Commission
AEC
University of Kentucky
Fort Knox
Kry
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Ten
Howard University
College of Medicine
National Bureau of Standards
Carnegie Institution of Washington
National Research Council
Marie Will Form Cabinet in France After Liberation
Marie appears certain to assemble a cabinet with 311 votes in the National Assembly to become premier. He has solid backing from Socialist, Radical Socialist Conservatives, MRP, and several right-leaning parties. He urges heightened production, sound finances, and foreign exchange as ERP funds wane.
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Paris
Andre Marie
National Assembly
Ite
Marie
Paul G. Hoffman
European Cooperation
ERP
MRP
Republican Liberty Party
Andre Colin
Popular Republican Movement
IRP
AMIRP
Robert Schuman
Georges Bidault
France
Rites Planned Wednesday for Monsignor Fannen
Funeral services are set for Wednesday for Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jena F. Fannen 76 longtime pastor of the Church of ity in Brightwood. He has served there for 18 years.
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Washington
Jena F. Fannen
Church of Ity
Brightwood
Fason Found Guilty Of Trespass In Peoples Court
William Fason, colored, of Fountains, found guilty of trespassing by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Peoples Court this morning. He paid a $5 fine plus costs and was ordered to stay off Vallin V. Lee’s rental land. Collateral forfeitures were posted by Robert H. Carretson, Jack Stewart, and Paul E. Tombaugh, with amounts listed. Arrests were made by State Trooper L. M. Ridge.
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William Fason
Fountains
Walt Lacy Lee
New Market
Valtha V. Lee
Mt. Airy
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Vallin
Scouts From Maryland Visit Philmont Camp In New Mexico
William Renn Charles Ross IV and V. Renn along with 26 Maryland Washington and Arlington scouts completed a 13 day trip from June 29 to July 3 at Philmont Scout Ranch covering 127000 acres. They hiked daily in rugged terrain learned nature skills earned the Scout Nature Award and toured Chicago El Paso San Antonio New Orleans and Atlanta en route home.
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Frede
Moraq
National Bay
Philmont
Cimarcoron
New Me
Wiliam R
Ales
Rivery V. Renn
Charles W. Ross, IV
Charles W. BR II
Secours
Marland
Washington
Arlington
Chicago
Welcome Veeiers
Lake Michigan
Colorado Springs
Bors
Pike's Peak
Renn
Camp
Ren
Drv
el Paso T
Mexico
San Antonio
New Orleans
Atlanta
Fishing Party On Wednesday at Culler Lake
Local youths up to 14 join the Frederick Amvers chapter and the county Fish and Game Protective Association for a Wednesday fishing party at Culler Lake starting at 11 p m Prizes include books rods reels and tackle with experts from Pangborn Fishing Club of Hagerstown and national casters conducting contests A canoe stuffing contest a best fisherman costume and a turtle race are featured Free refreshments will be served If rain postponement to the next day is noted Frank Bentz will present a film and a movie wind up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Amvers
County Fish and Game Protective Association
Culler Lake
Pangborn Fishing Club
Hagerstown
Bor
Harry Cohen
Frank Bentz
The
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Real Peace Is Called For at Progressive Party Convention
Philadelphia July 24 The Progressive Party convened to nominate Henry A Wallace for President and heard its chairman Albert J Fitzgerald of Lynn Mass urge a real peace shaped by Wallace and Stalin. He said if Congress is won producers will push peace and cited Stalin's offer to negotiate on proposals Wallace made last May.
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Philadelphia
New
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Stalin
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Lynn
Mass
Congress
Henry Wallace
Josef Stalin
United States
Public sale of 6 farms near New Market seals deal
At the courthouse this morning six farms of the late Ella J Swomley near New Market sold to Mr and Mrs Lester B Mainhart the present tenants for 16200 The farms total 2738 acres include a 12 room stone mansion bank barn and other outbuildings The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank executor sold the farms with A Grant Hooper as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Tvy
Ella J. Swomley
New Market
Lester B. Mainhart
The
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
A. Grant Hoopfer
Hidden Estate Reported For Brunswick Man Andrew Bagent
Brunswick railroad worker Andrew C. Bagent died July 7 at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 70. Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff said Bagent’s claimed hidden estate may top 30000 dollars, though only 1350 in cash was officially reported. If no legal heirs are found, the estate would go to Frederick County Board of Education for public schools.
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Brunswick Railroad
Orphans Court
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Andrew C. Bagent
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Radcliff
Bagent
Brunswick
D. H. Kieffer DeLauier
Frederick
Sherman P. Bowers
Board of Education
Frederick County
Lutheran Summer School Closes At Hood College
The thirteenth annual Lutheran Summer School for Marlar¢ Lutheran Synod workers ends at Hood College with a final vespers service in Radbeck Hall where a portable organ was donated in memory of Rev. Raymond C Sorrick. Two hundred forty five course credit cards are awarded for thirteen courses. The fourteenth annual conference will be at Hood College from July 23, 1949, with Rev Willam C Royal of this city as conference president.
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Marlar¢ Lutheran Synod
Hood College
Radbeck Hall
Latc
Raymond C Sorrick
D. BD
Sorrick
Willam C. Royal
Teichert Rain Ends Greensburg Candidate's Baltimore Speech
Presidential candidate Edward A Teichert of Greensburg Pa faced a rain break up his outdoor talk in Baltimore yesterday while responding to asks about the Socialist Labor party options to avert WWI and ensure economic security for labor.
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Baltimore
Edward A. Teichert
Greensburg
Socialist Labor Party
Sabotage by Reds Planned If War Comes
July 2000 report quotes Hartley citing “complete plans for sabotage” by Communist union leaders if war erupts. He says he will air new evidence at August 4 hearings, with early targets in Chicago and Detroit. Hartley notes complaints from union members and promises investigations by subcommittees in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
R-Nj
House Labor Committee
Nels van
Commuaitiee
Pryube
Tabor
Chicago
Detroit
Red Unioniss
House Committee
New Jersey
Six Slayings Admit Alleged Participant in Auto Theft Case
In Celina Ohio on July 24 an unrepentant youth named Robert Mark Daniels sat in a guarded jail cell and glibly admitted involvement in six murders over 14 days. He cited no remorse for the killings, though he mourned his partner John C. West who died in a police shootout. Sheriff F. Ray Shaffer captured Daniels near Van Wert, after a chase involving a stolen car atop a hauler. West was killed during a gun battle that wounded two officers. Additional wounded included L. D. Conn who later recovered from a lung injury at Van Wert hospital. Daniels complained he would have killed more cops if not caught sleeping.
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Celina
Robert “Mark” Daniels
John C. West
West
Parkersburg
W. Va
F. Ray Shaffer
van Wert County
Daniels
van Wert. O
Shaffer
Sz. L. D. Conn
van Wert
Conn
Frank Freimoth
Shaffert
Weekend Weather Outlook Across Regions
Forecast calls for pleasant weekend with clear spells in most areas. Scattered thunderstorms planned from the central states to the Appalachians. Mild to warm in the South Atlantic and Gulf Coast, cooler conditions across the Rockies and Pacific coast snow in high elevations.
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South Atlantic
Gulf
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Four Pound Bass Caught on Potomac Near Brunswick
Wilson T Carmack of Harmony Grove landed a four pound twenty one inch bass after a five minute fight with a live minnow bait near his cabin Down Yonder on the Potomac river near Brunswick on Friday evening. He also took another bass about twelve inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latches
S.arge
Wilson T Carmack
Harmony Grove
Carmack
Potomac
Brunswick
The Nation Today on price rises since 1939
A summary of how the Bureau of Labor Statistics measures cost of living, comparing present prices with August 1939. It outlines major group rises, notes food up 129 percent and meat up 167 percent, rents rising slowly under control, and explains postwar price guidance and the impact of OPA until 1948.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Llansues
Truman
Congress
OPA
School Study Group Not Yet Selected
Board of Education president George C Rhoderick said the resolution to form a study committee for future school building plans was not clear on the selection method. He expects community meetings to choose representatives after consulting Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Rhoderick
Board of Education
Whic
Rhoderick
Eugene W Pruitt
Montgomery G. O. P. Plans County Club Organization
Republicans in Montgomery County are organizing a new state central committee with plans to form county campaign groups. A. R. Lofstrand Jr. leads the legislative delegation and says committees will be announced soon for coordinated effort across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewesine
A. R. Lofstrand
Farm Safety Week Launches Nationwide Campaign
The National Safety Council and the Agriculture Department launched a week long drive to eliminate 36 million farm hazards. Prompted by a Truman proclamation the effort urges every farm family to remove at least one potential accident source during National Farm Safety Week starting tomorrow.
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Ashington
National Safety Council
Agriculture Department Today
Truman
United States Eyes Open Atomic Secrecy Policy
President Truman affirmed the United States will lift secrecy on atomic energy when the Soviet Union joins in a workable international control system. Meanwhile the US will maintain a leading position in the atom field as Pacific tests show improved weapons status. The Atomic Energy Commission report to Congress notes three new bombs tested at Eniwetok and discusses peaceful uses of atomic energy, including radio isotopes aiding medical and industrial progress.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Soviet Russia
Pacific
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Eniwetok Atoll
Mr. Truman
Marshall Islands
Atoll
AML
Bar Gag Rule Would Bar Gag Rule in Maryland Courts
State Senator D Kenneth McLaughlin said he would back or introduce legislation to void court imposed gag rules on the press and radio in Maryland. He attributed concern to a Baltimore City rule barring discussion of a case before indictment and trial and urged fast action at Annapolis to prevent judicial muzzle of the media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
D. Kenneth McLaughlin
R-Washington
Maryland
Baltimore City
McLaughlin
Annapolis
GM Increases Price Of Cars In Detroit July 24
General Motors Corp announced about an eight percent price rise on all passenger cars to take effect Monday. President C. E. Wilson cites rising wages and material costs as the cause. GM recently granted the CIO United Auto Workers an 11 cent per hour wage increase tied to living costs, with another adjustment likely in September. This marks GM’s first general price increase since August 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
C. E. Wilson
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
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Deland, Fla
Paz
Peter Edson
XEA
Washington Correspondent
Detrick
Monsignor
Fannen
Camp Philmont
Cimarron, N. M
Lutheran Summer School
Rain
Him
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Montgomery G. O. P
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