Cooler Weather Moves In Across Frederick Area
Temperatures fell from the upper 80s to mid 70s as a cool snap began, with humidity near 78 percent and light morning showers contributing to July totals. Western Maryland Railroad service resumed after storm damage near Linwood, while Union Bridge cleanup continued and cattle losses were uncertain. Bridges and roads largely escaped major damage with only Route 31 and surrounding county roads showing minor high water effects.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Mercury
Western Maryland Railroad
Western Maryland
Linwood
Carroll County
Union Bridge
State Roads Commission
Presumed Dead After Bombing Mission
Lt Comdr Green Clay Goodloe U S N son of the late Brig Gen Green Clay Goodloe is reported presumed dead after failing to return from a bombing mission from Palawan Philippines on June 14 1945 Navy announced yesterday He is survived by his mother and the late W C Johnson and was an Annapolis graduate and veteran of the Pacific war with service aboard the California Alden Porter Gamble and others.
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Green Clay Goodloe
Marine Corps
Goodloe
Nineteenth Street
N. TY
Washington
D. C
Frederick
Palawan
Philippines
Navy
Asiatic
Comdr
Goodlee
Woodrove
Prince George County
Camdr. Goodloe
Sidweill
N. J
Admiral Hart
Macassar Straits
Java Sea
Porter
Santa Cruz Island
Gamble
Naval Air Base
Pensacola
Fla
Birol
Society of the Cincinnati
William Crawford Johnson
W. C. Johnson
Atomic Control Debate Hinges on UN Veto Powers
Mackenzie notes Bikini Atoll underwater bomb shows atomic force and raises questions about global supervision. He describes US proposals for an international authority with powers over raw materials and enforcement, while Soviet Deputy Gromyko counters with a UN Security Council centered plan.
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Bikini Lagoon
Howard Blakeslee
Asenkaten Press
Appalachian
Nagasaki
Bikini
New York
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Uncle Sam
International Atomic Development Authority
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei A. Gromyka
Moscow
United Nations
Russia
Atomic Control Agency
Soviet Union
Funeral services Thursday for R Gray Williams in Winchester
Funeral services will be held Friday at 4 p m for R Gray Williams a prominent Winchester Virginia bar member who died at his home after a several weeks illness Interment will be in Mount Hebron cemetery Born July 10 1878 at Leesburg he studied law at the University of Virginia served as rector and on the university board of visitors Surviving are a son John J Williams II of Washington a daughter Mrs William C Stuart Sr of Newport News and a sister Mrs Richard C Griffith of Winchester He was counsel for the Northern Virginia Power Company and was president of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Winchester
R. Gray Williams
Virginia Ber
Mount Hebron
Williams
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Frederick County
University of Virginia
University Board of Visitors
John J. Williams
Washington
William C. Stuart
Newport News
Richard C. Griffith
Frederick
Northern Virginia Power Company
Potomac Edison Company
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Fatal Long Island assault shocks Hunt community
A six foot assailant killed 52 year old society matron Mrs. Marjory Church Logan and wounded her daughter Marjory Jeanne Logan in Flower Hill Nassau County. Police and detectives combed the area as residents evacuated, and Miss Logan described the attacker and the attack before dawn.
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Flower Hill
N. Y
Nassau County
Marjory Church Logan
War Production Board
Marjory Jeanne
New York
Miss Logan
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Falls From Window Leave 4 Year Old Unharmed
Four-year-old Charles Shern Jr. fell ten feet from a second story window on Tee street striking pavement. He suffered a knot on the head but no fracture, taken to a physician's office for X rays later. Police estimated the height and assisted at the scene.
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Charles Shern, Jr
Tee Street
Seashoe
Charles Bell
Shérn
King David Hotel Death Toll Rises to Sixty Three
Jerusalem reports the death toll from Monday's bombing at the King David hotel climbs to 63 with 35 missing. Medical officers and engineers persist in searching rubble as casualties drop into hospital care. Six people were rescued earlier. forty seven remain hospitalized.
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Derusalem
King David Hotel
Underwater Bomb Destroys Arkansas and Saratoga at Bikini
The first underwater atomic blast in Operation Crossroads destroyed the battleship Arkansas and sank the aircraft carrier Saratoga in Bikini Atoll waters. Navy observers reported extreme radioactivity and ships tossed like toys as the wave and water column rose to a half mile wide.
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Appalachian
Bikini
Lagson
Fegl
Arkansas
Saratoga
Associated Press
Don Whitehead
Bikini Lagoon
Nagasaki
Navy
Adm
W. H. P. Brandy
New York
Nagato
Independence
Hughs
Fallon
Pensacola
Joint
Army-Navy Task Force Board
Mt. McKinley
U. S.inea
Joint Task Force
Burns May 16 Prove Fatal
Charles Carroll Fitzhugh 51 of Gambriff Park Road died at Frederick City Hospital after sustaining severe burns from a fire at his home begun when his clothing caught alight while he slept holding a cigarette His wife extinguished the flames and he had been under treatment since May 16 Survivors include his father stepmother wife two brothers sister and an uncle Funeral arrangements will be announced by M R Etchison and Son Funeral Directors.
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Charles Carroll Fitzhugh
Gambriff Park Road
Frederick City Hospital
Winifred Poe Fitzhugh
Tate
Charles Lane Fitzhugh
Orlando
Poe
St John's Episcopal Church of
Newport News
Philippines
Henry Fitzhugh
Betty Poe Fitzhugh
Louisville
Toronto
Grace Hyatt Fitzhugh
Dainbury Fitzhugh
Coburg
Ontario
Henry
M. R.etchison and Son
Richmond fatal crash victims identified in highway collision
Richmond police identified the woman killed in a collision between a Greyhound bus and a truck on highway 1 north of Ashland as Virginia Tenkins Niblett 47 of Windsor Virginia. The victim accompanied Dr Early L Fox 56 Randolph Macon College history professor. The crash occurred last night near Ashland.
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Richmond
Early L. Fox
Randolph-Macon College
Greyhound
Highway 1
Ashland
Virginia Tenkins Niblett
Windsor
May Intervened With Eisenhower Over Garsson Case
The War Department disclosed Rep. May twice asked Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to intervene regarding Capt. Joseph H. Garsson, son of a midwestern munitions promoter, in his court martial for disobeying a lawful command. The committee said the letters posed no influence on the case and were handled routinely in the European theater.
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Washington
War Department
Rep
May
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph H. Garsson
Department
House Military Committee
Eisenhower
Garsson
Murray Garsson
Midwestern Munitions Combine
Senate War Investigating Committee
Combine
Europe
Last
Guarsson
New York
Daily News
Qi Ingtoh
Ietter
Garegon
Pan
Ice Cream Treat Quietly Guides Baker Park Children
In Frederick, a Sunday union service in Baker Park sees about seventy-two children receive ice cream after behaving well when promised by George Best, clerk to the city Magistrate's court. The plan expands as more children join the effort, with checks issued for future treats and talks of a special program for youth worship.
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Frederick
Baker Park
George Best
Mr. Best
Best
Calvary Methodist Church
New OPA Bill Soon To Be Law
Washington July 25 6P The White House said Truman will sign the extender bill reviving OPA powers after a 4 pm press conference The measure passes Senate 33 to 26 and House 210 to 142 reestablishes rent and price ceilings through next June 1947 while delaying major restorations until August 20 1946 The bill creates new pricing orders and assigns control to Steelman as Stabilization Director with farm pricing authority shifting to the Agriculture Secretary and a three man board under the President
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Washington
Truman
OPA
Capriel HI
Senate
White House
House
Bt Teunage
Wherry
R-Neb
O'Daniel
D-Tex
Honce-Senate
Taft
Ohio
Barkley
Wier- Ty
Wu Guu Weddle
NgUnen
Congress
Reconger
Sion
John R. Steelman
Chester Bowles
Steelman
Paul Porter
Porter
Mr. Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Seneca S S Assn To Meet Here On Friday
The Seneca Sunday School Association of Montgomery Frederick and Washington counties will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. Jesse Daniel of Nashville as principal speaker. Delegates from the state association assist in departmental conferences. Rev. Leonard Carmack is Seneca president and Rev. William C. Roval hosts.
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Seneca Sunday School Association
Baptist
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington Counties
First Baptist Church
Jesse Daniel
Nashville
Tenn
State Association
Leonard 2. Carmack
Brunswick
Seneca Association
William C. Roval
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Cmdr. Goodloe
Mackenzie
Dewlet MacKenzie
New York Society
Junior League
Hutchinson
Atom
Burns
C. C. Fitzhugh
Bulletins
Atomic Energy Cntral Commission
Morgantown
W_ Va
Te County
Chicago
William J. Tuohy
Sranne Degnen
Frances Brown
William Heirens
University of Chicago
New York City
Empire State Building
Francis Powell
Fifth Avenue
Union Services
Seneca S. S. Assn
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