Freed After 232 Days in Jail In Berlin Case
Berlin authorities released Dyson G Bell after three juries failed to reach a verdict on a larceny charge. Bell, who had spent 232 days in county jail between trials, was freed on bond. the last trial occurred on March 9. The case linked him to an April 1937 robbery at Covell’s home.
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Dyson G. Bell
Frederick
I. Court
Eduin’ FL Nikirk
Sel
Court House
Lewis E. Covell
Cov
Covell
Bell
Indianapolis
Br Coveil
Marshall To Probe U.N. Arrivals
Secretary of State Marshall announces a three citizen committee to investigate UN arrivals in the United States who may threaten security. The probe covers all UN related persons including foreign delegations staff reporters and agencies. He cites testimony about secret agents from Europe using UN credentials and says no confirmed cases found yet.
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Washington
Marshall
United Nations
U.N
Trigve Lie
Twe State Department
Europe
U. N
United States
Keller Sal Out Of Game Due To Injury
New York outfielder Charlie Keller is sidelined by a hand injury that includes a broken and sprained finger ligaments. He returned briefly to the lineup over the weekend before pain forced him to the bench. The Yankees may delay his regular return by a week or more as doctors still treat the injury.
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Charlie Keller
New York
Kihe
Keller
W Yankees
Joe Gcio
DiMarzio
Jonn Dell
New London Man Found Dead In Bed
William Walter Hill, 46, of New London, was found dead in bed early today at a farm between Liberty and New London where he was visiting. The county medical examiner ruled death from cerebral hemorrhage. He is survived by two brothers. No funeral arrangements had been made.
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Spapers
Economic Commission
Louise Schroeder
Johannes Stumm
Stumm
Paul Markgraf
Schroeder
Paul Leisch
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Moscow
Lucius D. Clay
Smith
London
V. M. Molotov
William Walter Hill
New London
Liberty
Austin Murray
Hill
Agam W
E. Valconer
408 Officers Are Elected At Voiture Locale 155 Meeting
Charles O Routzahn named Chef de Gare as Voiture Locale 155 40 and 8 elected officers at the annual election held Tuesday at the American Legion home. Other officers include Chefs de Train John B Mercer Charles H Stitely Jr R C Brown Herman F Green Charles A Myers Guarde de la Porte E C Creeger Lampiste Paul Wisner Commissair intendant Roger R Rice Conducteur Charles B R Downs Grand Cheminot G Ernest Lipps Grand Cheminot alternate Floyd C Feete Cheminots locale Paul Harrison Belmore Poole Paul Bonsack Curtis Topper Luke Duffy Aumonier Edwin Stoffer Guardes de Prisoner Roger Carpenter Charles M Bierly Elwood Riffle Harry A Morgan Arthur Stine Charles A Byers Charles Downs Jr T E Rodgers Curtis Topper and Edward A Crowther were named. Delegates to the Ocean City convention include Thomas E Williams Sr G Ernest Lipps Charles Downs Sr Fiord Feese J Albert Saffer Joseph H Nestor Vernon Cassell Richard Bowers with outgoing and new Chefs de Gare George Harmon and Charles Routzahn. Alternates listed.
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Charles O. Routzahn
American Legion
Chefs de Train
John B. Mercer
Charles H. Stitely, Jr
R. C. Brown
Herman F. Green
Charles A. Myers
Guarde de la Porte
E. C. Creeger
Lampiste
Paul Wisner
Roger R. Rice
Charles BR. Downs
G. Ernest Lipps
Floyd C. Feete
Paul Harrison
Belmore Poole
Paul Bonsack
Curtis Topper
Luke Duffy
Aumonier
Edwin Stoffer
Roger Carpenter
Charles M. Bierly
Elwood Riffle
Harry A. Morgan
Arthur Stine
Charles A
George Harmon
Charles Routzahn
Bailey Mercer
William Snyder
Jason Yelton
Bar Spurrier
Charles Staley
Bemore Poole
Robert E. Clapp. Jr
Creeger
Charles Stitely
Typhoid Case Reported Near Burkittsville
A child named Pat Borris from Burkittsville is listed at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore with typhoid fever. Health officials await bacteriological tests to determine the infection source while no other family members are known to be affected. The case is described as the county's only one at present.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Pat. Borris
Young Fishermen Ready for Amvets Party at Cul ler Lake
Youthful fishermen gathered at Cul ler Lake early to warm up for the Amvets fishing party set to start this afternoon. The event features free eats, several prizes, and two canoe tilting contests. Weather expected to be fair and warm with possible thundershowers amid a continuing warm humid spell. light showers were noted Tuesday evening in the city.
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Culler Lake
Amvets
Maryland County Tax Receipts Reach New 11 Month Total
Frederick County paid $564,142 in retail sales taxes to the State in the first eleven months of the last fiscal year, with per capita payments averaging $9.41. Statewide total for 11 months was $23,692,016, and Baltimore City contributed about 59.7 percent of receipts. The report breaks down by county and by tax type, noting major shares from general merchandise, food and beverage, and licensed sales.
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Frederick
James J Lacy
Frederick County
Dix
Food
Baltimore City
Allegany
Baltimore County
Carroll
Howard
Rule clash over crime news in Maryland sparks debate
Salisbury Times editor argues proposed Rule 9 to extend Baltimore crime reporting limits violates constitutional rights. He says curbs would police the media and undermine the public’s right to know, citing U.N. rights and U.S. and Maryland constitutions.
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Salisbury
Maryland
Baltimore
Oscar Morris
Salisbury Times
Morris
News Dissemin Nm
Times
Levin Claude Bailey
States First Judicial Circuit
Bailey
Maryland Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Week
Miles
Pirates blame China coast pirates for Catalina crash
Macao July 28 Police Commissioner Luis A Palletti blamed China coast pirates for the Catalina flying boat crash on July 36 that killed 25 people, nine of them North Americans, saying the thieves bungled their job.
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Macao
Luis A
Palletti
China Coast
Republicans Study Truman Proposals On Housing And Anti Poll Tax
Senate Republicans decided to have committees study President Truman s housing proposals and the emergency measures needed to pass an anti poll tax bill. Millikin announced plans to press the bill while Southern Democrats threaten filibuster. Adjournment timing remained undecided. London and Washington reports discuss Western powers seeking discussions with Molotov on German issues and possible Big Four talks.
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R-Calw
Milikin
Senate
Truman
Congress
Alinikin
Wherry
Rneb
Russia
Moelotov
Berlin
Molotov
Hether
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
Marshall
Bevin
Schuman
London
Germany
United Nations Assembly
Paris
Moscow
Gaming With Dice Charged To Three
Three colored men were charged with gaming with dice after a city raid on a craps game on Five and a Half street. Charles Whiting Wilbur White and Jacob Mines were held under $5 and costs. Additional overnight arrests included Carl Specter for reckless driving Samuel Thompson intoxicated and disturbing the peace Harold Burlson Jr Seis Phebus Swomley. Officers Kanode Shook and Stup made the arrests.
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Charles Whiting
West Sixth Street
Wilbur White
Jacob Mines
Adamstown
Carl B. Specter
Baltimore
Samuel Thompson
Frederick
Harold Burlson, Jr
Albemarle
Iiitering
Seis
Phebus
Swomley
Kanode
Shook
Stup
Escape From Road Gang Charged In Warrant
A warrant charging escape from a Frederick County prison road gang has been prepared against William Ansel Center, 17, of Duncan South Carolina. Center fled from the gang on Monday but was recaptured an hour later near the Hagerstown road. He is serving 69 days in jail on a vagrancy charge and the escape case is expected to be heard in the September term of Circuit Court.
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Frederick County
William Ansel
Duncan
S. C
Attorne Aikirk
Center Tan
Ebertons
New Hagerstown
Ideen
Bradley For Lower Level Segregation
Fort Knox July 28 Gen Omar Bradley stated he favored segregation of white and Negro units at lower Army levels. He cited the presidential order on equal treatment and opportunity and praised combining units into larger formations while noting a 60 year timeline to improve housing. He denied a caste system and urged separation of officers from enlisted men only for misbehavior.
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Fort Knox
Army
Omar Bradley
Truman
Bradley
Indus
Mass blast at Ludwigshafen LG Farben plant kills or wounds hundreds
In Mannheim area reports say 500 possibly killed or injured by a massive explosion at the LG Farben chemical plant in Ludwigshafen. First estimates range from 250 to 600. The nitrate building was struck. Flames rose two miles high and window panes shattered in Mannheim. Dozens of victims were sent across the Rhine as hospitals filled with casualties.
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Mannheim
Germany
LG. Farben
Ludwigshafen
Rhine
Vcte
Heidelberg
4-H Achievement Day Honors County Girls Winners
The Frederick County 4-H Clubs held their annual Achievement Day at East Church Street offices and Baker Park band shell. About 325 girls showcased clothing foods home furnishings and management projects, with 94 participating in a style show. Top winners in demonstrations and style show will compete at Maryland’s all club event.
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Frederick
Extension Service
East Church Street
Band Shell
Baker Park
College Park
Old Church Street School
Eleanor Dearborn
Garrett County
Catton Keller
Middletown
Roxie Montgomery
Urbana
June Helly
Jefferson
Chicago
Doris Roderick
Virginia Garst
Walkersville
John Garst
Betty Wilcom
Frances Montgomery
Wilson Runkles
Mary Louise Young
Carlton Keller
University of Maryland
Charlotte Reeder
Braddock
Four men to attend Key stamp first day in Olivet
Four out of town principals will attend the August 9 first day issue of the Francis Scott Key commemorative stamp at the Key monument in Olivet cemetery. Postmaster General Donaldson will address the ceremony and present the first sheet to Gov. Lane for the Historical Society of Frederick County. Congressman Beall acts as registrar of ceremonies and Third Assistant Postmaster General Lawler, in charge of national stamp sales, returns as Mt. St. Mary’s College football coach.
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Francis Scott Key
Olivet Cemetery
Donaldson
Key Monument
Gov
Lane
Torical Society of
Frederick County, Inc
Beall
Sistant
Lawler
Mt. St. Mary's
In Jail In Another County No Trial Here
Equity Court heard the case of Lester F. Raines of Reid's Ford road who faces a partial divorce from Thelma M. Raines. She seeks support and alleges contempt for missing payments. Raines failed to appear despite summons by Sheriff Guy Anders. The Montgomery County police noted a drunken driving arrest in the related Frederick County case.
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Equity
Lester F. Raines
Reid's Ford Road
Raines
Thelma MM. Raines
Tancy
Guy Anders
Emen Market
Montgomery County
Frederick Countty
Summer Assembly Sessions Continue By Baptists
After Sunday School and Training Union classes, the Summer Assembly in Nashville Tennessee hosts worship at Hood College at 6 15 PM with Dr Merri D Moore of Nashville delivering a sermon titled The Faith That Saves at 7 30 PM. A social hour follows at 8 45 PM hosted by Mrs Virginia Atte of Baltimore.
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C. Fo Alaithe- Nashvilis
Tenn
Hood Courge
Land Baptist Summer Assembly and Training Union Convention
Oelock
Merri D Moore
Nesheilie
Hell
Cherce
Moss
Virginia
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