Four Powers In Accord On Many Problems
Washington reports indicate the four leading Allied powers see eye to eye on key postwar world organization points, including small nations’ voice. The US Britain Russia and China may share a draft plan featuring a United Nations council and assembly, a police force, a World Court, and mediation machinery.
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Washington
World Organization
United States
Britain
Russia
China
Hull
Roosevelt
United Nations Council
Assembly
United Nations Assembly
United Nations
Council
Rotary Quiz Contest Chooses Kieffer Team Winners
The Rotary Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured a quiz contest with Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee as emcee. Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer led a team that answered 135 Rotary questions, besting Captain Henry I. Stahr’s squad and leaving one question unsolved by both teams.
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Ignatius Bjorlee
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
C. Cyril Klein
Henri L. G. Kieffer
William F. Sauer
Henry I. Stahr
Charles McC. Mathias
W. Clinton McSherry
William Humm
RB. Ames Hendrickson
Rotary
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Scott R Wagner
Hagerstown
J. Edmund Lippy
Westminster
Joseph Schreibfeder
Martinsville
Thomas A. Sappington
Lieut
James Doub
Valera Wins as Irish Prime Minister Maintains Edge
Early returns from Dublin show Eamon De Valera re elected as prime minister with Fianna Fáil likely securing a majority in Dail. Voters backed De Valera and at least six cabinet members in Tuesday's general election indicated by initial tallies.
Refugee Ship Serpa Pinto Abandoned After U-boat Standoff
The refugee ship Serpa Pinto, halted 600 miles east of Bermuda by a German submarine, was ordered not to be sunk after Berlin radio delays. Three people died during lifeboat transfer as passengers and crew were released, and two American citizens were held aboard the U-boat before return to the vessel in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Bermuda
Berlin
Navy
Beatrice Trapunski
Antonio Ferreira Machado
Hermano Antonio
Manuel Pinto
Waterbury
Conn
Virgilio Mag
Manuel Valenties Pinto
Pinto
Dos Santos
Camilo Grande Perez
Canada
Perez
Serpa Pinto
United States
Virgilio Magina
Coggshel
Frederick High School Cafeteria Handles Big Noon Meal Trade
Frederick High School cafeteria runs a substantial operation with about 900 daily customers and an annual revenue between 25 000 and 30 000. Manager Miss Bess Castle and a staff of 25 support varied menus while providing fortified foods during wartime shortages.
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Frederick High School
C Bess Castle
Miss Castle
Castle
City Plan Panel backs Motter's Addition park proposal
At a joint meeting Frederick's Planning Commission and the Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved buying a five acre plot in Motter's Addition for a municipal park. Alderman Staley has renewed an option at 4500 dollars and offered land use until funds are available. A regular Aldermen session is set for next week to decide.
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Frederick City Planning Commission
Board of Aldermen
Motter
Hugh V. Gittinger
Neidig Avenue
North Bentz Street
West Ninth
West Twelfth Streets
Charles P. Staley
Staley
Planning Commission
Gittinger
Unlucky 13 follows Private Baker around at Camp Croft
Fredericktonian Pvt. Franklin E. Baker number 13 follows him from Fort Meade to Camp Croft. He is the thirteenth man in his squad and numerous 13s mark his assignments and bunk. Baker claims the numeral is lucky as he nears 13 more weeks of basic training.
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Fort Meade
Baltimore
Baker
Fort Meade Center
Croft
Meade and
Camp Croft
Fredericktonian
Man Missing On Fishing Trip Returns Home
William Henry Myers a 29 year old resident of 44 Hamilton avenue walked into police headquarters at 9 pm on Wednesday to say he had gone away over the holiday He told Sergt Frank Dorsey he was safe and that Frederick police could end the statewide search he was the subject of after being reported missing during a fishing trip
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William Henry Myers
Hamilton Avenue
Sergt
Frank Dorsey
Myers
Frederick
Correspondents Captured Near Tito Headquarters
German forces captured two news correspondents and two photographers who had reached Marshal Tito’s headquarters to cover the Yugoslav Army of Liberation. One detained reporter was Stuvan Pribichevich of Time and Life. another, John Talbot of Reuters, is believed held along with two unannounced photographers pending kin notifications.
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London
Marshal Tito
Senator Wherry accuses Democrats over Pearl Harbor delay
Senator Wherry of Nebraska accuses the administration of delaying Pearl Harbor trial dates to hide facts from the public before the election. He says Democrats do not want those details revealed.
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Washington
Wherry
R.-Neb
Pearl Harbor
Lane Likely To Be Named Committeeman
Baltimore reporters expect W Preston Lane to win re election as National Committeeman with the state convention Friday. Names floated for national committeewoman include M Alice Canoles Millard E Tydings wife of the senator John L Whitehurst Wilmer Cronin Bertha Joseph Genevieve Wells and other Maryland figures. Lane hails from the Sixth District complicating Genevieve Wells backing from Western Maryland Democrats.
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Baltimore
W. Preston Lane
Washington County
Edward J. Colgan
M. Alice Canoles
Democratic Women’s Club
United Democratic Women's Club
Millard E. Tydings
John L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Wilmer Cronin
Harford County
Annual Conference of Methodists Opens
Westminster May 31 The Baltimore Conference opens with an estimated 500 to 600 Methodist ministers and laymen registered. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes presides at communion as district superintendents assist. Sessions run through June 4 at Alumni Hall Western Maryland College with talks from G Ray Jordan and E Pearce Hayes. retirement of six ministers, including John R Edwards after 47 years.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington
R L. Wood
West Baltimore
R . Nicholson
South Baltimore
E. Cranston Riggin
East Baltimore
John R. Edwards
West Washington
Horace Cranmer
East Washington
Fred G Holloway
Governors End Sessions Demand War to Peace Time Transition
Hershey Pennsylvania May 31 governors at their 36th annual meeting urge a cooperative program of public services by federal state and local governments to end duplication waste and confusion and press for quick action on a post war public works program and reconversion of industry to peacetime activity.
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Hershey
National Conference of Governors
Crash on Route 340 Injures local resident Richard Simpson
Richard Simpson of this city, 103 West Patrick Street, is in Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick with head and left arm injuries after a 4:45 pm crash on Route 340 near Red Hill. State Trooper Frank Sevita said a passing car forced Simpson off the road, sending his sedan into a large truck and tumbling several times.
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Richard Simpson
West
Patrick Street
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Red Hill
Frank Sevita
Simpson
Frederick
Sevita
Boyer Transportation Company
Petersville
Ralph William Stream
West Sixth Street
Scinta
May Day Queen Crowned at University of Maryland
Marilyn Henderson of Chevy Chase was crowned May Day queen at Maryland. She is a senior. Her court of 13 candidates includes Roberta McKee Reislerstown Dorothy Douglas Lansdowne Eleanor McDonnell Wanda Pelezar Ruth Lingle Betty Ring and Mrs Vivian Smith all juniors.
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Queen College Park
Marilyn Henderson
Chevy Chase
University of Maryland
Mortar Board
Roberta McKee
Reislerstown
Dorothy Douglas
Lansdowne
Eleanor McDonnell
Baltimore
Wanda Pelezar
Pikesville
Ruth Lingle
Queenstown
Betty Ring
Vivian Smith
Pruitt
Woodsboro
Miller Acquitted In Slaying Physician
Washington May 31 A jury acquitted Robert I. Miller of murder in the love triangle slaying of Dr. John E. Lind. The 67 year old attorney fired on Lind as the psychiatrist sat in a car with Mrs. Miller nearby. The verdict followed a one hour seventeen minute deliberation.
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Washington
Robert I. Miller
John E. Lind
Lind
Miller
Liberty Ship Aground With 1000 On Board
The Liberty ship SS Henry Bergh ran aground near the Farallon Islands with more than 1,000 aboard. Rescue ships evacuated passengers as foggy seas hampered operations. no casualties reported. Most were taken to Treasure Island. a skeleton crew remained aboard. The ship, built in 1942, is under private charter as a service transport. Delegates named for the State firemen's convention in Baltimore: Robert Thomas, James Fletcher, Lewis Esterly.
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San Francisco
Henry Bergh
Farallon Islands
12Th Naval District
Farallons
Garden Gate
Navy
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Western Sea Frontier
Farallon Rocks
Henry J. Kaiser
Richmond
Calif
The
War Shipping Administration
Baltimore
Robert Thomas
James Fletcher
Lewis Esterly
Melvin Fox
James Hargett
Thurbie Markoe
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