Nagato Might Join Sunk Warships After Tests at Bikini
At Bikini Atoll a joint crossroads party led by Vice Adm. Blandy reports the Japanese battleship Nagato tilting and sinking risk rising after the underwater atomic test. Ships Arkansas Saratoga and New York show blast effects while radiation alarms spike exposure among observers.
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Appalachian
Bikini
Nagato
W. H. Blandy
Joint Crossroads
Arkansas
Saratoge
Teteton Nagato
Fallon
Hugher
New York
Blandy
Col. Stafford Warren
Elton ¢. Fay
Associated Press
Bikini Lagoon
Forests And Parks Leniency Shown In Fire Rules
In Annapolis on July 26 the Maryland Department of Forests and Parks outlined a lenient warning policy for forest fire violations while detailing enforcement figures. Assistant State Forester H C Buckingham reported 95 arrests and 80 convictions in the last fiscal year, with 675 warnings issued. A single warning often suffices to prevent repeats, though violators are arrested if fires escape across land lines. Minor fires occurred in Charles and Cecil counties and on the Eastern Shore amid hot dry weather, with fines totaling 373 dollars for the year ending June 59 and four cases awaiting Circuit Court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland Department of Forests and Parks
Fough
H. C. Buckingham
Fie
Buckingham
Charles
Cecil
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Summary
Court notices list marriage licenses for H B Eberman and Marybelle Fox in Camp Hill and Linglestown, with other couples named from Frederick and Sharon areas. Deed transfers show Carrie B. Borer to Paul W. Boyer and Amos 4 Holter and others to Melvin Broadwater, plus several Masser and Brandenburg property transactions. Amounts range from $10 to $17,659 across city and county tracts, with executors and trustees named in conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Gberman
Camp Hill
Marybelle Fox
Linglestown
Bruce M. Stone
Frederick
Wilhelmina Harper
Robert L. Hook
Evelyn Louise Weston
San of Sharon
Paul £. Wheeler
Flemington
Charlotte J. Hanley
Monument
Carrie B. Borer
Paul W. Boyer
St. Howard L. Smith
Roy L Wright
Amos 4. Holter
Melvin F. Broadwater
Charles E. Wirts
Cresac E. Carter
William A. Masser
LeRoy Melvin Masser
Carlos R. Andrews
Parsons Newman
Stell D. Kemp
Federal inspector targets city building projects under CPA order
A federal investigator will survey Viola tion to detect building work violating the Civilian Production Administration order under the Veterans Emergency Housing Program. The focus is industrial and commercial projects. residential permits were not disclosed. Expenditures limits in Order No 1 began March 26. approvals for large industrial and commercial builds must go via W Carman in Baltimore.
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Civilian Production Administration
Veterans Emergency Housing Program
CPA
W. Carman
North Charlestreet
Baltimore
Lester Mutler
Fidelity Building
Federal Housing Administration
Sun Spots Snarl Radio Broadcasts Across World Air Lanes
New York July 26 reports say sun spot activity disrupted international radio and domestic telegraph transmissions for a second straight day. Press Wireless noted intermittent trans Atlantic and trans Pacific failures due to atmospheric conditions. Sidney Sparks of Radin Corporation forecast improvement over the weekend. An AT&T spokesman said telegraph transmission was affected to some degree by higher voltages induced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midio
Press Wireless, Inc
Sidney Sparks
Radin Corporation of America
Amerisidn Telephone and Telegraph Company
Two Cars Stolen Here Are Recovered
Frederick police recovered two cars stolen recently. One car belonging to R. Rush Lewis near Frederick was found north of Manchester undamaged with a typewriter and coat inside. A Cadillac sedan at 609 Fairview Avenue was found east of Lisbon with an empty gas tank and minor damage. State Police said the Lewis machine appeared abandoned Tuesday after weeks missing. In a separate note, officials said UAW-CIO Local 842 voted to strike unless Fairchild Aircraft reaches a contract, potentially affecting about 600 workers, with no date set.
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Frederick
Randallstown
R. Rush Lewis
Stalian
Manchester
Camden J. Ramsburg
Fairview Avenue
Staten
Lisbon
Hagerstown
Uaw-Cio
Fairchilel Aircraft Division
Flag Company
Gert W. Bathe
DAW
Iwoould
Pomona Grange Meeting Plans and Northern Lights Report
Pomona Grange schedules a August 3 meeting at Baunitsburg High School with a morning business session led by Dr. Gordon Cairns of the University of Maryland Dairy Department and an afternoon of entertainment and prizes for an essay contest on highway safety. Also notes regional events, a Beltsville picnic, and a Lisbon game. Northern lights observed locally for the first time in an extended period. unrelated traffic incident reports and car theft aftermath with Pennsylvania plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Baunitsburg High School
Rousine
Gordon Cairns
Dairy Department
University of Maryland
Howard Frye
Mee
Robert Fitex
Beltsville
Vic
Frederick
Harford
Tyward County
Frederick County
Lisbon
Front Royal Wa
Western Maryland Holstein and Ayrshire Field Days Next Week
At Ligier's Grove near Middletown the annual Western Maryland Holstein field day on Tuesday will host 91 entered animals and a dairy calf fitting contest by 4-H. The Ayrshire event on Friday will showcase 55 head with judges including Dr. Gordon Cairns and James Galbraith. A Jefferson Grange refreshment stand and Yellow Springs Band will provide entertainment both days.
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Ligier
Dy. Cairns
James Galbraith
Harford County
Jefferson Grange
Yellow Springs
Ch . C. T. Stull
Garret
Nation Not Leading In Education
Dr. Ralph McDonald of the National Educational Association told about 209 teachers at the sixth annual Institute on Public Relations at the University of Maryland that the United States no longer leads in education. He cited low funding, few male instructors, and declining education enrollments while noting Britain and Russia retain stronger methods. He warned the teacher, not the soldier, will win the coming educational victory.
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College Park
Ralph McDonald
National Educational Association
United States
Annval Institute
University of Maryland
State Teachers Association
The
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Education Association
University of Maryland College of Education
McDonald
NEA
Higher Education
Russia
Caim
England
Britain
Baby Kidnapped At Bluefield Returned
An 18-year-old girl found with a baby at a Bluefield bus station was charged with abduction. Marie Delk of Maybeury faces a warrant after an eight hour search. the infant Patricia Gale Blankenship was found at Delk’s home. The mother reported the child taken from the Bluefield bus station rest room.
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Bluefield
W. Va
A. J. Lubliner
Mercer County
Marie Delk
Maybeury
Patricia Gale Blankenship
L. A. Blankenship
Noise of Mountain Theater Train Horn Sparks Action
State's Attorney directed Sheriff to serve notice to Edward Kern to stop maintaining a nuisance in Brad dock Heights amusement park. Residents and theater patrons petitioned over the miniature train horn sounding at night, causing sleep disruption and interference with performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zdivin F. Nikirk
Horace M. Alexander
Edward Kern
Braddock Heights
Mountain Theater
Kern
Police Court Cases Heard
Edward Boone, over 60, 115 East Third street, found guilty in Police Court on a technical charge of indecent exposure after waiving jury trial. Magistrate Edward J Smith remanded him to jail to await disposition and sentenced him to six months in the House of Correction. Boone was arrested Thursday by Lieut. Frank Dorsey amid witness complaints on East Fifth street. He denied positive testimony from two women and a mother of a three year old. State's Attorney Edwin F Nikirk presented his prior record, including 1941 arrests and 1943 docket entries. Other cases included Ridgely King fined 30 dollars or 30 days for drunkenness, Irving Shankle fined 20 dollars for assault and battery, and a maintenance dispute between Robert Wallace and wife carried over with Wallace agreeing to provide 40 dollars weekly. Charles Lenhart and Frank A Grove were arrested on drunk charges. Lenhart forfeited 20 dollars, Grove to be tried Monday. Westminster July 26 Merwin R Moxley forfeited 101.45 dollars collateral for DUI and 326.45 for reckless driving.
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Edward
Boone
East Third Street
Kdwara J. Smith
Smith
House of Correction
Frank Dorsey
East Fifth Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ridgely King
Norman Dietz
King
Irving Shankle
Nannie Frith
Paulo Emaogd
Ulu Gal
Robert W. Wallace
Wallace
Charles Lenhart
Ben Phebus Jr
Frank A. Grove
Dan Swormley
Will
U S accuses Russians of looting Hungary imports
The United States charged Russia with stripping Hungary of food and vital industrial materials. Ambassador Bedell Smith delivered a sharp note to Molotov, rejecting Soviet claims and urging cooperation with Britain and the U.S. to halt Hungary’s economic disintegration. The letter cited Russian reparations demands and the Red Army as causes of material removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
Hungary
Soviet Union
Britain
State Department
W. Bedell Smith
Molotov
Red
Hubifary
Brian Churchill
Roosevelt
Yalta
Smith
Moscow
Germany
Austria
New Windsor Center Reports Maryland Relief Contributions
The Church World Service Center in New Windsor, one of eight centers for distributing relief abroad, reports Marylanders have donated over 95 000 pounds of clothing and 32 000 pounds of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Church World Service Center
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Department of Forests and Parks
Court News
Wendell C. Shankly
Mary Statey
E. Mae Shankle
Marion G Brandenburg
Oscar C. Brandenburg
U.S
Geeman Coen
Garsson
New York Dail News
Sun Spots
Bnnuisburg
Tate
Alonday
Poplar Heights
Pennsylvania
Algoama
Hedeerly Dean
Bi Inshamshire
Landon
Inki Sland
Barbara Fritchie Motor Co
W. Patrick St
Studebaker
Ford
Pontiac
Hillside Motor Go
W. Patrick
St. Water St
N. Market ST
Weil Brothers
Holstein
Ayrshire
Field Bays
C. £. Cline & Son
Fusfral Directors
Maryland
Dudley C. Asit
PMA
Westminster
Merwin R. Moxley
Mount Airy BR. D
J. N. Simmons
Operarix
Secord
Frederick Iron & Steel CO
John R. Fitzpatrick
Business and
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
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Bernie's Arena
ASCAP
Saul
Romsburg
Bac
P. Mt
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Social and Economic Research Foundation, Inc
3.E.rf
Social
Foundaion, Inc
8. BR. P. Club
West
Patrick St
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