900 Prizes For Horse Pony Show At Frederick Fair
A prize list totaling about 900 dollars is set for the special Horse and Pony Show at the Frederick Fair, October 5, with fourteen classes offering cash prizes and ribbons. Entries may be made in all departments except poultry without exhibitor tickets. regular season tickets will be sold to exhibitors. The show, first of its kind, expects large entries and crowds, and follows Maryland Horse Shows Association rules under grandstand viewing.
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Frederick
Association of Maryland Horse Shows
Frederick County
Maryland
Installing Sewer Line Delays Carroll Parkway Project
Work installing new water and sewer lines in the 400 block of Carroll Parkway has progressed but is not expected to finish soon. The street is blocked off by the construction and will affect several new houses being built near the corner of Carroll Parkway and West College Terrace.
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Carroll Parkway
West College Terrace
Paris peace conference big issue Germany fate
Mackenzies column notes Washington Britain plan to merge German occupation zones into a single economic unit amid talks at the Luxembourg peace conference. France expected to join. Russia likely to reject, risking a divided Reich and dual European blocs. Also covers De Gaulle and BiSeewa Dance remarks on Western alliance and Russia, plus Germany’s future and Russia’s aims. Deeds recorded in local clerk’s office and local notices along with shirt and pajama factory price impact and local charges. Hansma named assistant professor at Western Maryland College.
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Paris
Luxembourg Palace
Washington
Germany
Britain
United States
England
Byrnes
Reich
Europe
London
France
America
Russia
Charles DeGaulle
Georges Bisee Wa Dance
Italy
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Finland
Mrs Mildred Green Granted Absolute Divorce From Howard Green
The Circuit Court granted an absolute divorce to Mrs Mildred Green of East Street from Howard J Green of Pittsburgh Pa. The plaintiff, represented by E Austin James, is ordered to pay the costs.
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Mildred Green
East Street
Howard J. Green
Pittsburgh
Circuit Court
Plaintff
E. Austin James
Cos
Curfew of 22 hours for Tel Aviv roundup
British troops and Palestine police conduct a sweeping roundup in Tel Aviv targeting Irgun and Stern gang suspects after the King David Hotel bombing. Two thousand to three thousand Jewish residents may be detained, with all residents confined except a two hour food period. Roadblocks seal exits and harbor closures restrict movement during the operation.
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Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
King David
Palestine
Army
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Stern Gang
Quick Service For Visitors In Frederick Barracks
Maryland State Police forged a quick aid link with visitors from Kentucky. Mr and Mrs E J Reed of Louisville left a handbag with rings and money at a Frederick station. Barracks B tracked the bag to an eastern Frederick filling station and returned it two hours after the call. Mrs Reed expressed surprise and gratitude upon reclaiming the handbag.
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Maryland
Kentucky
Frederick
Dundalk
E.J
Reed
Louisville
Reeds
State Police
Ser Hon
Ice cream treat for Baker Park children post church service
In Baker Park Sunday the largest crowd of the season gathered for a union church service and received half pint ice cream after. George Z Best originated the plan to minimize noise with a post service treat. a check system now excludes late arrivals. Col Robert W C Wimsatt awarded Legion of Merit by War Department for command of the Greenland air terminal 1941–43. Gas prices may rise about one cent per gallon to around 20 cents for straight gasoline in Frederick soon, with higher hikes already seen in the east.
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Baker Park
Union
George Z. Best
Col. Wimsatt
Legion of Merit
War Department
Robert W. C. Wimsatt
AAP
Wilson Avenue
Greenland
Col
Wimsatt
China
Frederick
Repoirs
Liquor Recovered After Theft of Whisky and Truck
Washington dispatch reports Pi-Patice recovered last night 800 cases of whisky valued at 30000 dollars stolen with a trailer truck.
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Washington
Pi—Patice
Solution Of Four Murders Near Monroe Ga
Washington July 30 Attorney General Tom Clark said President Truman asked the Justice Department to proceed with all its resources in investigating the slayings of four Negroes near Monroe Georgia last Thursday. Clark noted the aim for an early solution and urged citizens to repudiate mob rule while authorities pursue justice.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Truman
Justice Department
Monroe
Jean
Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
FBI
Georgia
Attack on Marine convoy near Peiping details emerge
Eyewitness accounts describe a four hour clash 35 miles southeast of Peiping where about 300 Chinese Reds in bluish green uniforms attacked a 100 vehicle Marine convoy. Four Marines killed, 19 wounded with grenades and automatic weapons. Marines forced to retreat, search for missing. Chow En Lai blamed Marine provocations earlier in three weeks of operations.
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Peiping
UU. S
Nanking
Chow En-Lai
China
Fred J. Frets
Sioux Falls
Tigntsn
James West
Cincinnati
Frees
West
Associated Press
Guy Cscape
Marine
Tientsin
Marine Corps
Hohsiwu
Martine
Five killed in low wing plane crash near West Mississippi
Five people died when a low engine airplane crashed about five miles northeast of West Mississippi. The crash scene was reported near San Francisco. The incident prompted fire crews to respond and secure the area as investigators began work.
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Kelled
Achievement Day 4-H Displays and Events at Braddock Heights
County 4-H Achievement Day showcases club girls home arts efforts with clothing foods and needle arts. Judges Miss Flolen Shelby and Miss Jean Eckard oversee exhibitions in the concession building and style show in the Braddock Heights auditorium. Winners advance to state honors during 4-H Club Week at College Park.
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Braddock Heights
Ate Cpm
Maier
Flolen Shelby
Maryland Extension Service
College Park
Jean Eckard
Middletown
Walkersville High School
Ila. Im
Wilson Runkles
Urbana
Lois Keller
Ruth Ellen Ifert
Josephine Nicydemus
Walkersville
JWUES
Carlton Keller
Victory Gardens
$2 900 Gift To Coffee Is Described
Washington July 30 A Elvind Anderson Cagomin Wash defense CUHTRICOR described paying 2500 to Rep Coffee for services in Washington not as campaign contribution. He testified before the Senate War Investigating Committee that the arrangement began in 1941 in a corridor under a wind ing staircase on the House side of the Capitol after a War Department visit with Paul Olson. He quoted Coffee as saying that if Anderson paid 2000 for representation in Washington, they would look after his interests. High officials and a former Senator were named as potential witnesses as the committee shifted from Garsson munitions case.
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Washington
Elvind Anderson
Capitol
Colfer
Anderson
Seosie War Investigating Committee
Paul A. Olson
Collee
War Department
Goa
Paul
John
Coffee
War and Justice Departments
Henry Ford 83 Today Sparks Youth Action Call
Detroit July 30 Henry Ford 83 celebrates with a city wide day long tribute in Dearborn. He urges youth to tackle nations problems through hard work and long range planning. CBS broadcast coverage planned from 9 to 30 p m eastern standard time.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Columbia Broadcasting System
Five Day Forecast for Middle Atlantic States August 4 1948
A five day forecast shows scattered showers in the northern section around Wednesday and again Sunday, with southern areas affected later in the period. Temperatures will run near normal in the north and near or slightly above normal in the south.
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Middle Atlantic States
North Iern
Norhhern
Press Open to World Newsroom At Paris Peace Talks
At the Paris peace conference the rules committee urged open meetings for the press as a step toward open covenants. Byrnes pledged U S support for conference recommendations unless blocked by a two thirds vote, stating democracy should be practiced without force. Evatt pressed for equal say for small nations in treaty writing, signaling future aims beyond Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Finland.
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Byrnes
Molotov
Bidault
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Council of Foreign Ministres
Council
General Assembly
Mountiv Vhu
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
Mitlee
Edward Karedelj
Yugoslavia
Spaak
Evatt Kardelj
Kardelj
Marshal Tilo
Evatt
Haltons
Rules and Procedure Commission
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Hitler
Germany
Japan
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New Market District
Roy C. Dinterman
LeRoy R Dinterman
Creagerstown
Harry L. Master
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Blue Ridge Avenue
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Eline
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Hansma
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Chevrolet Motors
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Akron
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North Court Street
W. L. Burger
West South Street
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West Fourth Street
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West Church Street
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Geore Dice
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Holsi-wu
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