Admission Price Cut By Fair Board
Frederick Fair plans four day four night run starting September 30 with admission 69 cents for general grounds, 600 cents for day and night grandstand, 90 cents day paddock, and no reserve for night. Maryland State Fair Board allocates 10,000 in premiums the largest ever. George A Hamid Inc to provide grandstand attractions. Cetlin and Wilson Shows awarded midway. Horse racing each afternoon. No Saturday show this year. Improve grounds with new cow barns and office upgrades.
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Frederick
Maryland State Fair Board
Frederick Cor Agricultural Society
George A. Hamid, Inc
Acquitted In Peoples Court In Peculiar Accident
A Walkersville man, James H. Keys, was acquitted of a drunken driving charge after a rear end collision with Rev. E. P. Fellenbaum near Libertytown. Key testified he struck the minister’s car while attempting to flag down another minister to preach a funeral, saying his right wheels went into the grass. The minister and his wife smelled of alcohol, but witnesses including a Baltimore garageman and a State Trooper cast doubt on Keys’ intoxication. State's Attorney Walter Kirk prosecuted.
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Walkersville
Libertytown
Alton V. Bennett
Jeogihy
James H. Keys
E. P. Fellenbaum
Mr. Fellenbaum
Charlies B. Schone
Baltimore
Key
A. D. Hasenbuhler
Maony
Fellenbaum
Fellenbaums
Hesty
Edwin F. Walkirk
Clifton Wirts
Dr Cranford Speaks At Frederick High Graduation
Frederick High School graduation program featured Dr. Cranford讲 delivering a symbolic address on harmony peace and integrity using three objects a clock bell and organ drawing on Amos Kendall’s funding for Calvary Baptist Church. He urged students to pursue worthy ends call others back to God and strive for peace of mind amid a perilous era while noting many will not live to see the future.
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Frederick High School
Clarence Crawford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Crawford
Amos Kendall
Andrew Jackson
Joshua Leviman
Dr. Crawford
Elgar
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Lorenz
Enders
Glee Club
Heisler Coran
Dr. Cramford
Harr O. Smith
Tmumpet
Leidzen-Storm
Wiliam Blumenauer
Gary Boyer
Kenneth Brucher
David Buhrman
John Burker
Robert Durrow
Morton Ellin
Thomas Clyde Keller
Richard Sharrer
Charles Staley
Ruth Stulland
Thomas Stuy
Eugene W. i . A
County Boards of Education
Weaver
Marshall Says Europe Recovery Plan Includes U S Aid
Secretary of State Marshall said in a news conference that his proposal for European nations to unite on an economic program envisions Britain and France among others. He cited Winston Churchill's idea of a United States of Europe as influencing the concept and noted U S funding would be available, though he gave no dollar figure.
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Washington
Marshall
Great Britain
Harvard University
Winston Churchill
United States of Europe
United States
State Department
Snow Blankets Two States as Cold June Ends
Denver reports a rare June snow with 34 degree low and five inch mountain dumps. Snow fell overnight from Lander Wyoming to Colorado Springs, closing passes but keeping main roads open. Weather Bureau notes the coldest June night in 75 years and the latest snow in the period.
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Denver
Eastern Wing
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Lander
Wyo
Springs
Colo
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rocky Mountains
Rejection Of U S Demand Is Expected
Washington observers predicted that Russia will reject or hamper the American demand for a three power inquiry into Hungary. The United States plans to take the case to the United Nations to spotlight Soviet Balkans meddling. A strong protest accusing Moscow of flagrant interference was delivered to the Allied Control Commission in Budapest and forwarded to Gen V P Sviridov, but previous refusals suggest this time may be no different.
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Washington
Russia
Hungary
United States
United Nations
Balkans
Moscow
George H. Weems
Allied Control Commission
Budapest
V. P. Sviridov
Sviridov
Vienna Court Frees Schmidt
Vienna today acquitted Dr. Guido Schmidt the Austrian foreign minister before the anschluss on high treason charges. The five man court ruled that charges that Schmidt betrayed Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg and engineered Austria's 1938 linkage with Germany were not proven, stating the court would not judge the policy but the individual’s guilt.
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Vienna
Guido Schmidt
Schmidt
Kurt Schuschnigg
Germany
Prohibition Return Promised by WCTU Leader
Mrs D Leign Colvin of Evans ton DL, president of the National Womans Christian Temperance Union, predicts the United States is headed back to national prohibition. She notes a large dry region and says entire states may go dry and the nation eventually. Deeds recorded include sales in Lewistown district and Wilson Place. House committee to start hearings June 23 on communist infiltration into labor unions. Unidentified man dies after plunge from Lord Baltimore hotel. Stocks extend recovery amid a mixed market.
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Asbury Park
N.J
D. Leign Colvin
Evanston
National Womans Christian Temperance Union
United States
W.C.T.U
Colvin
Merk
Louise R. Heath
Wilson Place
Jacob B. Young
James W. Harper
Harvey C. Burns
Route 15
Creagerstown
Lewistown
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Ac
Parnell Thomas
RNJ
Unio
Sudden Boost In Meat Price Stirs Public Debate
Meat prices surged with beef cattle hitting new highs at Chicago and Kansas City markets. The Agriculture Department reported steers averaging record levels near 26 dollars per hundred pounds, while live hog prices rose less sharply. Retail prices climbed, sparking threats from Newark butchers and blame from packers over domestic demand. Meat production last week stood 16 percent above a year ago.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Newark
N. J
Joseph Vian
Independent Retail Butchers Association of
New Jersey
Agriculture Department
Church Unity Plea Urges Cooperative Christianity
Rev Hartman and Rev Liesenthaler urge Baltimore area church leaders to abandon denominal loyalty and model brotherhood for global peace. The talk stresses prayerful ministry and practical unity, with discussion of the Union plan between Congregational Christian and Evangelical Reformed churches.
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Evangelical Church
Baltumoore
United Nations
Kingdom of God
Mr. Hartman
Hartman
Minsters of
Synod
Gottlieb Liesenthaler
Balthmore
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac Synod
Air. Siegenthaler
Beltimore
Committee On National Missions
Ayeen Anne County
Mi Cae
Key Post Nominates Veterans for American Legion Officers
Francis J Key post members nominated veterans for the three top roles at the annual officer nomination meeting held at East Church Street home. W M Ray Spurrier and Jason H Yelton named for commander, with elections set for the second Tuesday in July. Additional nominations listed for first and second vice commanders, treasurer, chaplain, historian, executive committee, delegates to state convention, and alternates. a local show tied to Baltimore planned for summer travel.
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Francis J Scott Key
American Legion
East Church Street
W. M. Ray Spurrier
Jason H. Yelton
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Joseph E. Holdcraft
John T. Ferguson
Alison E. Shaif
Paul Whisner
Roger R. Rice
Edwin C. Stoffer
Joan C. Engle
Joseph Hooper
David
Kemp
E. A. Crowther
Bruce J. Hyatt
Lemuel J. Weston
G. Ernest Lipps
Wilbur E. Baker
William R. Sleimer
Charles O. Routzahn
Melvin F. Schwearing
Guy Anders
Louis E. Eichelberger
James G. Conroy
Thomas E. Williams
Baltimore
Harmon Statex
Jason H. Yeston
Samuel J. Weston
William F. Kreh
Luther Bell
George S. Rodock, Jr
Robert E. Clapp. Jr
Nicholas N. Forte
Robert J. Burrall
John E. Fisher
Edger E. Draper
Lawrence C. Holdcraft
Walter Bruce J. Hyatt
Alton EL Seat
al Norwood
Scott Kent Datton
Legion
L. E. Enchelberger
Successful Treatment For Most Fatal Types Infantile Paralysis
Atlantic City reports a medical breakthrough reducing bulbar infantile paralysis death rates. Dr AB Baker and a University of Minnesota team found five bulbar types, with treatments including breathing support and iron lung use, aided by March of Dimes funds.
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Atlantic City
Wes
AB Baker
Minneapolis
Bulvar
Dewayne
Vray
B Carr
SPO March of Dimes
University of Minnesota
Maurice B Visscher
al Brown
John Adams
Alan Heningwiy
R. Anthony
J. Elam
Sugar at Terminals Abundant As Rationing Ends
Sugar stocks in Frederick show low retail levels while terminals report plentiful supply. Market leaders note end of rationing may spark price increases as controls remain for bakers and bottlers. Wholesale behavior indicates large arrivals daily and ongoing demand driven by rumors of policy change.
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Frederick
Playground Staffs For City Appointed
The Frederick Recreation Committee announced summer assignments for playground staff with Alvin G Quinn as chairman of the personnel committee and Mrs Helme Hann Bowers and Mrs Lane Smith as directors. A week of orientation precedes the season opening on Sunday June 2. The roster includes Ruby Myers, Sally Worth, Betty Mee Baker, Charlotte Koontz, Jean Bell, Frances Ann Maxers, and others. The municipal swimming pool staff lists Mrs Bowers as manager with Nannie Reddicks as manager, lifeguards Jack Griffin Kitty Leichert Hichen Herspernen Natalie Coler girl and Duvall Dur and Alfred Shockley as locker hus. An organizing meeting is set for Friday. Escaped suspect Harry Liten Jr from Baltimore is sought after fleeing the State Reformatory for Males at Roxbury yesterday with a Chevrolet sedan believed to belong to the reformatory.
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Fhe
Frederick
Alvin G Quinn
Helme Hann Bowers
Lane Smith
Sionday
Ruby Myers
Sally Worth‘notion
Betty Mee Baker
Charlotte Koontz
Jean Bell
Frances Ann Maxers
Mrs. Bowers
Nannie Reddicks
Jack Griffin Ard Kitty Leichert
Hichen Herspernen
Natalie Coler
Duvall Durand Alfred
Shock Ley
Hus
Three Firemen Burned in Baltimore Blaze
Three firefighters were slightly burned today while extinguishing a blaze at the 10000 ton Lib rei stip William B. Ogden, near Baltimore. Fire units battled the flames after a team reported a fire in the area.
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Baltimore
Roy Pecks
William B. Ogden
Money Too Big A Factor In Md Elections
Deputy Attorney General told Maryland’s legislature council that large campaign expenditures threaten election integrity. He urged four reforms including publicity on money used, tighter contribution and spending controls, plus stronger enforcement. He cited Lane’s 2400000 campaign expenditure and broader party spending as examples of money’s rising role in contests.
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Baltimore
Marylands
Legie Council
Richard W. Emory
Annapolis
Emory
William Preston Lane, Jr
Tast Fa
Democratic State Organization
J. Millard Tawes
H Street Baldwin
Lane
Herbert R. O'Conor
George Radcliffe
Agrarian Members Out Amid Bulgarian Political Turmoil
In Sofia on June 12 the Bulgarian Grand National Assembly voted to eject 23 Agrarian members and replace them with equal numbers of opposition reps. Nikola Petkov, jailed on charges tied to insider plots, remains at the center as the faction claims the Agrarians lost prestige. Names linked to the October election were seen in the move.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Earthquakes Recorded Near New York Signal Distant Shocks
Two severe earthquakes possibly centered in the Dutch East Indies were recorded by Bordham University seismographs in New York. One event occurred around 4:31 a.m. and another at 5:24 a.m. today. Seismologist Jo Lynch estimated the shocks were about 9 490 miles distant from New York City.
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New York
Dutch East Indies
The
Bordham University Seismograph
Joseph Jo Lynch
University Seismoto L
New York City
Russians Fire On Swedish Relief Party
A Swedish relief party was fired upon near Bere about 2% miles east of Vienna close to the Czechoslovak border. Several persons were injured or killed, with Austrian authorities reporting casualties and ongoing investigations into the incident.
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Arnaus
Bere
Vienne
Heir Child
President Takes Day Of From Business
President Truman ends his Canada visit with a holiday from official business near Ottawa before returning to Washington for labor and tax cut decisions. He tours the countryside with aides, plans a Seigniory Club luncheon, and toasts support for nations seeking peace without coercion.
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Ottawa
Truman
Canada
Washington
United States
Tabors
Far- Hament
Continuance Of Retail Credit Controls Asked
President Truman urged Congress to pass a bill allowing continuance of consumer credit controls in peacetime. Without action he would end current wartime regulations on down payments and installment terms for items like household goods and automobiles. The letter to Marriner Eccles, head of the Federal Reserve, outlined the stance as Eccles briefed the House Banking Committee.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Tr. Truman
Marriner S Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
House Bankeq Committee
Circus Worker Shot To Death In Baltimore
A circus truck driver was found fatally shot in Baltimore near West Patrick Street during a circus at breakfast time. Witnesses described three men involved. police provided few details as investigators examined the scene and the body. The report also mentions related industrial and sports items, including a British title win in golf.
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Baltimore
Rinding Brothers Barnuma
Actively Ideas
Sheehan
Oscar Koch
Ares
Churchill in Stable After Hernia Operation Report
London reports that 72 year old former Prime Minister Winston Churchill underwent hernia surgery and is described as in quite satisfactory condition with a good recovery. Doctors noted his general condition as stable and improving.
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London
Winston Churchill
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