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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1948
Page
3
Berlin officials and United States experts meet to map new moves in the Berlin crisis. President Truman and aides reportedly plan direct talks with Stalin as General Clay states the U.S. position on Germany and Berlin remains firm and ready to negotiate under conditions other than duress.
London reports said Ambassador Lewis Douglas and W Bedell Smith left Moscow for London along with Charles Bohlen. The Berlin meeting of U S officials sparked talk of a big four Foreign Ministers conference or a Truman Stalin summit to resolve the Berlin standoff. No official comment was offered. Clay said air missions would continue regardless of Russian interference.
Alderman William B Burall drew police attention after a weekend visit with his wife to Washington and the National Airport. Returning home they veered toward Frederick airport, where a watchman reported unidentified persons entering the airfield. The incident prompted an official inquiry into Burall’s actions.
An unnamed speaker notified Police Headquarters and two cruisers, Lt. Frank Dorsey, and Officer Martin Kanade responded. Identity was quickly established. no arrest followed. Alderman Burall will broaden his unofficial findings in an official inspection with the Mayor later today. Puerto Rico was discovered by Columbus in 1493.
Mrs Blanche Rebecca Harvey aged 62 of 3508 Corlidge Ave Battymore selected a casket for her husband Charles FE Harvey who died early Saturday. She returned home and suffered a cardiac collapse dying Sunday at 2 AM. Beth will be buried in a double funeral service at the Barber Funeral Home on Tuesday.
The text notes noon or two o'clock daylight time for interment at Salem cemetery. Brookeville and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey are said to be survived by a daughter Mrs Lucy Lee Stewart of Baltimore and a sister Miss Lucey L. Harvey of Baltimore. Surviving Mrs Harvey, aged 66, are all three.
The News notes funeral details for Mary Speck and lists siblings Russell Speck of Salisbury Luther Speck of Middletown Howard Speck of Washington and Miss Mary Speck of Olney. She was a daughter of the late Samuel and Sarah Speck of Frederick County Roy W Barber is the funeral director.
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