Aged Man Beaten and Robbed Near Point of Rocks
John W. Owens, 81, a landowner near Point of Rocks, reported being jumped and robbed by a man who demanded money after striking him with a club. Deputies arrested two suspects, including Robert Lee Pops, as part of the investigation. no charges were entered pending further questioning. Owens, battered but not hospitalized, walked to the post office to report the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Owens
Alfbert
Point of Rocks
Tole
Lisa Owens
Sherif
Austin Murs
Robert Lee Pops
West Union
George Crouse
Owens
Popkin
Robert E. L. Wright
Owens Farm
Paint of Rocks
Ton Forge
Doubs-Point of Rocks
Doubs
Sheriffs Office
Meanile
Washington
Covington
Hopkins
Virginia
Wes
Second Day of Il ibuster in Senate Deliberations
Republicans sit aside as Dixie Democrats press a petition on state election regulation. Senator Van Genberg's ruling on motion procedure looms, with an appeal possible to the full Senate. Precedent likely delays a final vote as debate stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagion
Dixie Democrats
Congress
Senate
van Genberg in-Mich
Chamber
Vandenbeurg
Star Spangled Soprano To Sing Anibent At Key's Grave
Lucy Monroe, known as the Star Spangled Soprano, travels from Frederick to Augusta to perform at Francis Scott Key Day ceremonies. The event, led by Congressman J Glenn Beall, features the Marine Band and a 30 minute concert with radio and possible telecast plans. Governor Lane will accept Key stamps for the Frederick Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Augusta
Francis Scott Kerry
Frederick
Marine Band
Lucy Monroe
J. Glenn Beall
Mz Oo
C. Cyril Klein
Jesse Donaldson
William Preston Lane
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Lacey Monroe
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Veterans Hospital
Gore
Hed Cross
the Salvation
USO
Philadel
Monroe
Siice
Legion
Mr. Mencken
New York
Ned
Service Club
Lucy
Newton D. Baker
Martinsburg
Miss Monroe
Farben Heads Lenient With War Crimes Trial
Thirteen J. Farben directors were convicted of war crimes for using slave labor and sentenced to prison terms. Judge Paul Herbert dissented, saying more defendants should have faced harsher penalties. Only five of the 13 men were actually convicted in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Farben Bemi
Paul Herbert
Baron BR
Farben
Aio
Extended Weekend Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware
Showers early Saturday then cooler weekend with warming early next week. A second shower risk on Tuesday afternoon or evening in Western Maryland and Delaware followed by cooler temperatures. Seasonal normal temperatures expected. area precipitation around 4 inches with wide local variation.
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Maryland
Delaware
Showi
Molotov Absence Delays Talks Amid Embassy Plans
The Foreign Office informed the embass y about an appointment with Molotov after Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith returned from Berlin and London. Deputy Foreign Valerian Zorin reported the situation in Germany while Molotov was said to be absent from Moscow on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioscow
Foreign Office
Molotov
Walter Bedell Smith
Berlin
London
Germany
Embinate
Valerian A. Zorin
Moscow
Undeier
Hogs Reach Record High in Market Report
Trading hogs set a new record price of 31.50 per cwt with most grades up by 1.00, the top reaching 31.50. Earlier record of 30.50 dated September 1961 noted. general price gains accompanied by few good offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Draft Board Appointment and Indemnity Suit
A contractor and his wife are named as defendants in a surety case seeking payment for labor and materials on a state roads contract. The complaint seeks 50 000 dollars and a summary judgment. Separate notes describe draft board formation and registration timelines for August through September 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Valentine
the Reads Commission
Canaries U. Price
Fall Home Fashions Festival Planned in Frederick
Local furniture dealers organize a Frederick observance of the Fall Home Fashions Festival set by the National Furniture Association for September 24 to October 2. J Walker Carty of the National Retail Association leads planning with tentative schedules and strong store cooperation. The aim is to show periodic home furnishings through open house tours and store promotions to educate citizens on enjoying home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
National Furniture Association
J. Walker Carty
National Retaile Association
Carixy
Staking Under Way For Elevated City Tank
City Engineer W Raymond Walter began staking off the site for an elevated water tank on ground secured by the city near East Street Carroll Street inter section. Fire officials responded to a refrigerator meteor fire on South Street about 10 o clock this morning. Stock market declined with widespread losses and no clear leader. United States announced it will forego veto powers at the impending conference on river shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Raymond Walter
East Street
Carroll Street
Il South Street
United Fire Company
Ci Chemicals
Miot
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
iMenube
Atkins Named General Secretary of Maryland Baptist Union
Dr W Clyde Atkins pastor of Eutaw Place Baptist Church Baltimore and president of the Maryland Baptist Mission Board was named to succeed Dr Joseph T Watts as general secretary of the Maryland Baptist Union Associa tion. Watts served twenty years and retired January 1. The announcement came at a dinner meeting of the Baptist State Mission Board at Hood College. The Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly and Training on Conference entered its fifth day at Hood College with 205 delegates. today Dr L T Gibson preached during the Morning Watch. Vespers at 6 15 p m were led by Reese. D Moore of Nash spoke on Hinges at 7 30 p m. A sound picture Berend Our Ovi concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clyde Atkins
Eutaw Place
Baltimore
Maryland Baptist Mission Board
Joseph T. Watts
A Miaryland Baptist Union Association
Baptist State Mission Board
Hood College
Atkins
Mission Board
Watts
Frederick
William C. Roval
First Baptist Church
Maryland Bandist
L. T. Gibson
Branily Baptist Church
Reese
Co.t . Hinges
D. Moore
Nash
Peach Crop Expected to Be Fine in Thurmonia Area
Several Thurmoni area peach orchard operators report a near year for the crop. Sam Starbuck of Kelbaugh orchards and Pros Speers say harvest has begun and conditions vary by orchard.
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Thurmoni
Repor
Sam Starbuck
Kelbaugh Orchards
Pros Speers
Russia resumes charges against British and American raids
Berlin July 30 The official Soviet organ Taegliche Rundschau charged new violations of Russian airspace by British and American planes. The paper urged urgent measures for protection of Soviet skies against possible air catastrophes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Berlin
Taegliche Rundschai
Snyder Would Raise Reserves Freeze Funds
A fragmentary report indicates proposals to boost reserves and freeze funds involving the UW and related boards. References to regulators and possible banking actions appear, with unclear dates and several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Transfer Of Farm Ordered By The Court
A decree by Judge Patrick Sehnauifer in the Bucks County Court orders the transfer of the Kite James ere farm in Buckerstown district to his eldest son J. Von py ophen Price for 2500. The court directs sale proceeds and a fire insurance payout totaling 3114 to be held by trustee Edward J. Smith Frederick, with the option to purchase the farm to be exercised within 75 days after trustee qualification. The ruling also affects the landlord’s interest in the current crop and a 1948 crop share, and nullifies a yearly bequest to St Joseph’s Catholic church.
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James “Iuth Rogers
Buckerstown
J. von Py Ophen Price
Patrick
Sehnauifer
Citizens National Bank
Mary R. Fitzsimmons
James Rogers
Edward J. Smith
Frederick
Ellis C. Wachter
Smith
Rogers
Officials say no immediate need for troops at Univis plant
Disorder at the strike-bound Univis Co. plant subsided and authorities report no urgent requirement for troops. Police dispersed picketers as about 260 demonstrators gathered, with activity including street confrontations and arrests noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darton
Ger. Thomas J. Herbert
Univis Co
Hungary's President Abdicates Amid Political Turmoil
The Hungarian president resigns after a year of pressure and a failed coup attempt with the Communist faction. Reports say Arpad Szakasits, former Socialist leader and chairman of the Unified Labor party, is likely to succeed him as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LP 1
Pildy
Tandas
Dian Sehr Cseurnuhy
Milijarty Bee
Egypt
Cairo
Hunan
Council of Ministers
Ruins Search for Bodies at I G Farben Plant Explosions
July 20 reports from Ludwigshafen describe rescue teams sifting through the I G Farben complex after a catastrophic explosion. 133 known dead, 200-250 missing or dead, and 300 plus injured. American troops aided early but withdrew as French forces took over search operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwigshafen
Germany
I. G. Farben
Europe
Biefest
Lucius B. Clay
U. S
Germans Spurn Soviet Offer In Berlin July 39
Soviet offer to feed Berlin drew little response as city remains blockaded and rationing persists. A Peoples Court session reported collateral forfeiture and arrests including Sumner J. Maletz and Thelesa W. Stedman with ties to Baltimore and DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ger
Peoples Court
Sumner J. Maletz
Pear
U S General to Command Superfortresses in England
Johnson, a West Point graduate with 18 years in the air arm and Medal of Honor, will depart for England to assume command of B 29 Superfortresses in Europe on a training mission as U S air forces build up power in England during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Porte
Air Feree No
Iice
Gerander Lemey
Johnson Up Toam
13Th Air Force
United States
England
Johnson
Bth
Bth Air Force
West Point
Air Arm
Air Force
Meat Money proposal for price control and rationing
Washington July 30 One administration idea to control meat prices and ration meat uses special meat purchase certificates in the same denomination as money. The government would issue enough certificates to cover the available meat supply, and consumers would receive them distributed evenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brannan
House
Truman
Todargriculture
May Join Fight To Curb Court Rule
A Baltimore figure argues the court has exceeded its authority by limiting press citing case facts. He urges more debate on the ruling and its impact on free press rights. Other officials express opposition in principle and call for further study of the ruling before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Deiezaies
John T. Fey
HO Geppert
Speir
Allegany
Yuold Runde
Freedan
Prapare
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Pt. of Rocks
West Virginia
Duck & Washington
Westernun
Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase
Braddock Heights
Daries
Spreen
Draft Board
United States Guarantee Co
Winches
Church Street
Buing
Els
Dr. Atkins
J.T. Watts
Schnauffer
Univis Lens Co
Louis
Thomas J. Hex
Isehberg
Cho
Hungary
Boris
U.S
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