Frederick Iron and Steel expands into sheet metal fabrication
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc expands to sheet metal fabrication with new tools and overseas reach. President Jacob Goldberg cites $150000 in machinery, three senior engineers joining, and a backlog in metal shearing orders. Shipments extend coast to coast and abroad to Turkey Greece India Chile Hawaii Mexico Argentina China Colombia Peru.
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Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Jacob Goldberg
Patrick
Cleveland
William TiGt
Connecticut
Frank E. Cocke
Goldberg
George R. Hargis
Turkey
Greece
Earl Rhoderick
United States
Camp Detrick
Price Electric Corporation
AE. Fisher Company
Frederick Foundry and Machine Company
India
Chile
Hawaii
Mexico
Argentina
China
Colombia
Peru
Fhre
Frederick Iron and Steel
Tabor
Whitmore Named New Manager At Glabe Valley Garber Inc
Alion C. Whitmore will become manager of Glabe Valley Garber Inc succeeding A L Main. Whitmore, former Sears Roebuck farm department head and Garber Baking Co. associate, will reside in Walkersville and has led civic efforts locally. Three arrests were reported by city police overnight. Roy Wastier of Union Bridge was charged with exceeding 25 and posted $6.45 collateral. William Cromwell of West Patrick Street faced intoxication charges and was held on $5 and costs. Harry Kintz of Man Street was charged with intent to disturb the peace and held under $3 and costs.
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Alion C. Whitmore
Glabe Valley-Garber, Inc
Maryland
Br A. L. Main
Sears- Roevuck Company
Garber Baking Company
Whitmore
Walkersville
Roy E. Wastier
Union Bridge
Harlan DeGrange
William Cromwell
West Patrick Street
Set
Ben Phebus
Charles Burras
Harry Kintz
Man Street
Temperature Expected To Rebound Into Nineties
A forecaster predicted a warm spell as temperatures rise into the nineties by tomorrow afternoon. Showers are possible tomorrow and Sunday with continued warmth through Tuesday. a heavy rain last night left a trace amount.
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Toc
Denomination Merger Plan Up For Potomac Synod Session
Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church meets June 1 to 13 at Hood College to discuss the seventh basis of union with the Congregational Christian Churches. If General Synod approves by two thirds, the merger advances to all Synods for final adoption in spring. Leaders and devotional services are listed for the session.
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Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical Reformed Church
Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Potomac
General Synod
Union
St. Louis
Conference
Gottlieb Stegenthaler
Baltimore
Joseph N. Pedrick
Raymond EF. Wilhelm
Frederick
Wilbert R. Lesser
Roanoke
Paul L. Althouse
Tncarnod
President Truman to Attend World War II Reunion in Kansas City
June 6 7 Truman flies from National Airport to attend a reunion of the 33rd Division in France where he served as a battery commander in the 129th Field Artillery. He plans a stop to visit his ailing 94-year old mother Mrs Martha Truman. He recently supported a $4 060 000 000 loan backed income tax extension and will return to Washington then travel to Ottawa on a three day goodwill visit to Canada.
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Kington
President Truman
Kansas
Naonal
Truman
France
129Th Field Artillery
Mariha Truman
Eril House
Mrr
Wasington
Ottawa
Canada
Weather forecast for Middle Atlantic states and New York
Forecast calls for temperatures five to seven degrees above normal across eastern and central New York. Scattered showers expected late Saturday or Sunday and again on Tuesday or Wednesday. Normal highs: north 68, central 67, south 71.
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New York
Middle Atlantic States
North Portion
Central
South
British letters reveal nine new mail bombs found in Turin
Scotland Yard reports nine new letter bombs discovered in a mail bag from the continent. Earlier devices mailed to Bevin Eden Cripps Mac Michael and other officials. no explosions, but tests show potential to maim or kill. The Stern gang claims European branch involvement with devices sent to prominent figures.
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London
Scotland Yard
Turin
Maly
Jerusalem
Stern Gang
Palestine Jewish Underground Group
Sealand Yard
Churchill
Ernest Bevin
Anthony Eden
English Channel
Post Office
Home Office
Scotland
Bevin
Arthur Greenwood
John Strachey
Stafford Cripps
Board of Trade
Harold Mac Michael
Palestine
Evelyn Barker
Visitation Academy Alumnae Elects Officers at 50th Meeting
At the fiftieth annual Frederick Visitation Alumnae Association meeting held June 4 at the school, officers for the next two years were elected led by President Miss Anne Ronmonier of Baltimore and Vice President Mrs Sophia Wilson Schaefle of Frederick. Treasurer Miss Jane Murphy of Frederick.
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Frederick Academy of the Visitation Alumnae Association
Anne Ronmonier
Baltimore
Sophia Wilson. Schaefle
Frederick
Tha Llompart
Washington
Jane Murphy
Fred
Alice Totten Dunning
Irene Lindser Staley
Betty Sealey
Pearl Walls Field
District of Columbia
Margaret Harbin da
Mabie
Ati P.m. Incheon
Negro Sentenced Here Escapes From Prison
Charles A. Johnson, 22, a Frederick colored man, was sentenced for petty larceny in Roxbury State Reformatory. He escaped from the station early today after notifications said he was kept feeding hogs at the reformatory oxhen last seen. He was convicted for removing furniture and other articles from a Pine Avenue residence.
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Charles A. Johnson
Frederick Colored
Roxbury
Aer Ca
Escanpe
Johnson
Oxhen
Pine Avenue
Tecal
Thieves Steal 1947 Dodge Truck At West Patric Street
Police investigated the theft of a 1947 Dodge truck owned by Maynard G Summers read near the VFW Club on West Patric Street around 12:30 this morning. An earlier attempted theft targeted Mullard Lindsey’s car at a nearby gas station, with the hood opened and ignition wires tampered with.
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Maynard G. Summers
Mil Y Read
VFW Club
West Patric Street
Millard Lindsey
East Sixth Street
Endless Rows Of White Crosses In Normandy Hedgerows
On the third anniversary of D-Day in June 1944 Normandy's hedgerows reveal endless white crosses under apple trees. The text notes American forces suffered heavy losses securing Cherbourg peninsula and loading the continent for a swift advance to Paris. It cites U S military cemeteries in Normandy, casualty figures for divisions, and the ferocity of hedgerow fighting shaping the campaign.
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Cherbolarg
Normandy
Cherbourg
Europe
Paris
St. Lo
U. S
Maryland Sales Tax Rules Differ Across States
Maryland’s 2 per cent sales tax mirrors other states but varies in application. Marylanders pay no tax on small purchases up to nine cents, then one and two cent brackets, while states like California and Michigan show percentages with different brackets. The tax relies on seller remittance and requires a license by July 1, with use tax also enforced for out‑of‑state purchases.
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John Chandler
Annapolis
Maryland
Commonwealths
California
Michigan
North Carolina
Ohio
State of Washington
Alabama
Colorado
Tlinois
Iowa
Kansas
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
New York City
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Louisiana
Eiece
Walter Kennedy
Baltimore
West Virginh
Leport
New York
Kennedy
Comptroller
Shell& Out
WV recount inquiry urged after fraud claims in two counties
Chairman Johner reports sufficient evidence of fraud in two West Virginia counties. He calls for a complete investigation of the Kilgore Sweeney Senatorial election contest.
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West Virginia
Washington
Johner
R-Ind
Market Narrow in New York Trading Session
In New York on June 7 a narrow trading range emerged as prices hovered within a tight band. Market sentiment showed signs of caution with limited volatility and early-session indecision.
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New York
Hood College prize winners announced for class of 1949
President Li announced Alumnae awards for best campus articles and poems from The Herald. Winners include Miss Lorraine Morristown for best essay and Miss Sally Dawes for best poem Holiday Selection. Several prizes awarded to graduates for English, journalism, and music with names and hometowns listed.
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Stabr
Eckhard
Bette Bishop
Wash
Polly Smith
Lion
Hood College
the Herald
Lorraine
Morristow
Edith Si Wells
Iss Ann Baldwin
Merchantville
X. J
Sally Dawes
Tunkhannock
George C. Pearson
da Cleland
Washington
Joan Schmitt
Tarentum
Mary Ellen Eppley
Miss Eppley
Bertha Mover
Miss Baldwin
Margaret Louise Kleist
C. Walter Kieist
Frederick
Marilyn Peacock
Philadelphia
Mary Filler Allen
Helen Walker
Somerset
Charlotte Snowden Justin
Katharine Stottler
Drexel Wi
Wood
National Guard Still At Half Strength Says Devers
General Jacob L. Devers told the Junior Chamber of Commerce that the National Guard has not reach ed half of its pre war strength. He cited a figure of 209,900 men as the maximum mobilized and urged continued training as essential to national security. The speech opened the state Guard recruiting push proclaimed by Governor Lane.
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Baltimore
Jacob L. Devers
National Guard
Devers
Chamber of Commerce
Natonal Guard
Lane
Deeds Recorded For Sale Of Properties
Deeds recorded for the sale of properties include a 45 acre tract with improvements in Jefferson district sold to B. Coblentz for about 2600 dollars. A residence near Pearl and 0.58 acres was sold to Ceylon C. Carlson for around 36500. Other transfers note Harmony parcels valued near 2500 and a home at 327 Cast Second Street valued around 8390.
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B. Coblentz
Jeferson
P Lather Ricehay
Raleigh S. Ra
Pearl
Ceylon C
Guy F. Glanhill
Tirs
Thomas
C-54 Planes Grounded Worldwide For One Hour
The Army Air Transport Command grounded 34 C 54 planes for one hour to inspect vertical stabilizer bolts and attached fittings. Reports from Honolulu said temporary suspensions were announced earlier and noted bolts and fittings had sheared. The aircraft have flown over 745 million miles in 435 months without passenger issues.
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New York
Army Air Transport Command
A Transport Command
Honolulu
ATC
Enlistment Drive Underway For 115th Infantry Company A
The 115th Infantry Company A National Guard unit, federalized February 17, with 47 enlisted men and five officers, begins a statewide enlistment drive. The unit will drill only Mondays and will join the 29th Division encampment August 17 to 23 at Camp Ritchie. The armory renovation nears completion, and a war exhibit trailer will visit Frederick late this month. The unit is cited for gallantry in Normandy on June 6, 1944.
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115Th Infantry
Baltimore
National Guard
Co. A
Camp Ritchie
Frederick
Europe
St. Laurent-sur-Mer
Normandy
France
Longueville
St. Lau
United States
U S Drafts Sharp Note to Soviet Hungary T: U S Drafts Sharp Note to Soviet Hungary
Budapest reports Hungary’s leader Matyas Rakosi claims the Communist party seized control before the U S could react. Washington officials say a formal U N budget is possible if Soviet actions in Hungary persist. The State Department prepared the note outlining four main charges and a potential U N appeal.
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Budapest
Matyas Rakow
Hungary
United States
Washington
Truman
United Nations
Ferenc Nagy
Soviet Union
State Department
Woman Driver Is Fined Ten Dollars in Accident
A woman driver from Princedale Pa was fined ten dollars after a collision on Route 40 east of Frederick last Saturday injuring five people. Mary E Criswell of Frederick suffered a fractured arm and others had cuts and bruises. The driver claimed the other car accelerated. the other case against Bernard Eyler ended with acquittal after a dispute over a baby carriage incident on East Church Street.
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East Church Street
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Mary Jane Robertson
Princedale
Frederick
Mary E. Criswell
Bro
Addie Weaver
Asm
Kidnap Case Up On Monday Trial Set
Trial for three men Harry Ball James Hite and Lloyd Mauk on kidnapping Jerril Hobbs a local driver set for Monday in district court. Hobbs and Sheriff Guy Anders listed as government witnesses. Federal charges include escape false pretenses and larceny awaiting disposition.
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Tates
Harry Ball
James Hite
Lloyd Mauk
Jerril Hobbs
Gatorgia
Hobbs
Guy Anders
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52Nd Airborne
101St Airborne
Omaha Beach
Irs
Evelyn Perki
Fr Delano Roosevelt
Plunkert
Hood
Army
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