Hungary Crisis Deepens Over Nagy Plot Claims
Reports from Russian and Hungarian sources claim Kovacs implicated former Premier Nagy in a plot to topple the Hungarian Republic. Britain seeks clarification from Moscow as Parliament meets after Nagy’s resignation with new election law talk and possible disenfranchisement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovacs
Ferenc Nagy
Smallholders Party
Nagy
Hungaran
U. S
United States
Europe
Hungary
National Assembly
Switzerland
Bela Varga
Social Democrat
Vilag
Istvan Ries
London
Ostate Hector McNeil
House of Commons
Moscow
P. Sviridev
Aled Control Commission
George H. Weems
Sviridov
Control Council
Soviet Union
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Matyas Rakosi
Potatoes Destroyed as Canadian Imports Flow In
Washington hearing reveals thousands of bushels of domestic potatoes destroyed while Canadian potatoes are imported into the Richmond Virginia area. Orville Judd of the Virginia State Restaurant Association testifies Canadian potatoes sell at five to ten cents a pound and government purchases cushion prices. Destruction viewed as market adjustment under food supply program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Food Investigating Committee
Richmond
Orville Judd
Virginia State Restaurant Association
Agriculture Department
Cforts
Tha Judd
Judd
Andresen -R-Minin
Westhngton
Conference Urges Caution on Farm Mortgage Loans
A national farm real estate conference urged banks and lenders to adopt conservative policies toward loans backed by farm mortgages. Held at the request of President Truman, the meeting warned against speculating on land prices and backed a voluntary program to caution both lenders and borrowers about risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Farm Organization
Agriculture Department
Ssurance
Federal Reserve Sas
Micantime
E Rep
Cooley -D-N
Asea
Duggan
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Jmot
Agriculture “Department
State Agriculture Colleges
Playground Help Needed at City Playgrounds
The Frederick Recreation Commission met at City Hall to plan the season opener and address a shortage of qualified young men and women to supervise playgrounds across the city. The Baker Park pool is staffed, but eastern and northern areas need personnel as plans for Fairgrounds and Staley Park operate three days weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
City Hall
Baker Park
Frederick
Robert L. Smith
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fairgrounds
Staley Park
Harmon Field
Mullinix Park
Helma Hann Bowers
G. Quinn
Brahman wedding rite marks official union with scented rice
In Brahman custom a marriage only becomes official after fragrant rice is thrown on the bride and groom, a ritual signaling their binding union. The tradition highlights the symbolic start of married life within Indian culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Detainers Sought in Gaithersburg Service Station Burglary
Montgomery county police asked detainers for two Frederick youths tied to a May 16 burglary at a Gaithersburg service station. They allegedly fled to Florida after burglaries there, and investigators planned warrants on burglary charges in the neighboring county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Florida
C. Clifton Wirts
Frank Dorsey
Frank Dorsey and Sergt
Ben Phebus, Jr
Serst. Phobus
Sergt. Linthicum
Marks
Virts
Rockville
Montgomery
Iservice
Sergi. Phobus
Focal
Quarre
Gas House Pike
Show Cause Order Issued In Darner Case
The Orphans' Court directed Frederick W. Darner of Belmont Manor near Lancaster to show cause on June 23 why he should not be removed as an executor of his father James C. Darner's estate. It is alleged he failed to fulfill obligations under the will and a postdeath agreement. The will named four children as executors and required five percent interest to be paid to their mother Ada B. Darner during her lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Alonday
Frederick W. Darner
Belmont Manor
Lancaster
James C. Darner
Ada B. Darner
Death of mother triggers debts discharge provision in will
Court hears that debts are to be discharged on the mother’s death while children hold promissory notes for 32000 each. Executors report modest personal estates and partial distributions. In one estate the heirs paid inheritance tax on real estate appraised at five thousand dollars.
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Rachael J. Thompson
Francis J. Thompson
Walter 5. Powell
Elmer 3 Powell
Sea
Abs
Martha Kemp Slemmer
Charles McC. Mathias
Daisy A. Kemp
Father Fined And Son Jailed In Juvenile Case
Russell S. Tregoning of Rocky Springs was fined 312.45 for permitting an unauthorized person to drive his car. His 16 year old son William Russell Tregoning was jailed ten days for unauthorized use of the family bar, as Juvenile Court waived jurisdiction. Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett heard the case of unauthorized use of an other automobile. The defendant Lewis E. Gibson 19 colored of 1 West Sixth Street was arrested by Officer Douglas Stup on a complaint by Francis Jackson colored owner of the car. Gibson and two witnesses testified he was not the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell S. Tregoning
Rocky Springs
Wiliam Russell Tregoning
Alton Y. Bennett
Lewis E. Gibson
West Sixth Street
Gibson
Douglas Stup
Francis Jackson
Leon Henderson
Young Tregoning
Jefferson Street
Sergi
Ben Phebus, Jr
Phobus
Charles C. Devilbiss
Patrick Street
Dev Bliss
Lespas
Serge Dley
Charles Keith
Tve
Wiliam Cromwell
Phebus
Burras
Oficer
Warren Harley
James Gilmore
Jacob Hartman
LeRoy Whiing
Raymond Halle
Mitchell
Mansfield
C. Alpert Mason
Alma Keller
Lowell Qrem
Juvenile cases and arrests highlight county court round up
A run away youth was arrested in his father’s car on Jefferson Street after a long spree of juvenile joy riding. Several youths forfeited bonds for drunkenness and peace disturbances while new officers and delegates were named for local lodge activities. The report notes fines, jail terms, and upcoming organizational elections.
Local Eagles Depart for Maryland State Convention
Ten official delegates and the Robert H. Hartman degree team of Frederick Aerie 1067 depart for the State Eagles convention in Baltimore. New-member candidates from Frederick will follow tomorrow afternoon. Local delegates include five state officers, C. Bernard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Miller
Marion C. Talley
Charles F. Bell
Harry Curry
Frederick
Miller
Bell
Smith
Eagles
Richard A. Brackey
Alonzo W. Corum
George P. Devilbiss
Harry QC
Elworthy
Frank Crebs
Talley. Bell
Dyvitb Witter
Leroy Lipps
Charles Wellas
Seeree
Chesapeake B.sanight
Robert H. Hartman
Frederick Aerie
F. O. Eagles
Baltimore
C. Bernard Smith
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Russia
Bennett More
Robert W. Johnson, Jr
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
One
Johnson
George E Bennett
Loyal Order of Moose
Frederick Metal Hospital
Presentation Wllet
Marshall, Hoover
Marshall
Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
St. Lawrence Seaway
U.S
Atlantic
Hagerstown
Arlington
Antietam
Mulberry
Board of Zoning Appeals
Crown Oil and Wax Company, Inc
Nothwest
Sixth and
Market Streets
Walter G. Crowther
Robert E Clapp, Jr
Frocderick
South Market
Erenines
Maas Opticians
Xevs
Coremit
Van
M-G-M
Mobey
Svery
Thomas Mitchell
Marilyn Maxwell
Henry Hull
Claude Jarman
TOD
Humphrey Bogart
Stanwyck -Smith
Mrs. Carrolls
Aches Wittste
Jean Porter
Seg Bats
Sese
Lui Fan Savitt
Dad
Allen's
OLD Spice
Yardley Seaforth
Allen’s Cor Market & 2Nd Ee
Columbia Bicycles
NEW & Used
Delphey
Raymond Shipley
Studebaker
Hillside Motor Co
W. Patrick ST
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Belgan Congo
Maryland
MATL
Allen
Tom Sawyer
Abe Lincoln
J. E. Brown
Photo Sport Shop
S. Mikt. St
Berger’s
North Market Street
OF General Acceptance Corp
Miawation
Machinerto
Fevrigersior Yesicg
Baty Carnage
Beste Sax
Osscart
Herpitel
Corfice
General Acceptance Corp
Frederick, Maryland
Stew
Frederica
Weil Brothers
N. Market ST
Vai
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