Clear Ridge Woman Ends Her Life
Mildred Larue Haines of Clear Ridge Carroll county shot herself in an orchard near her home at noon. Despondency over two years was cited as the cause. Her daughter Anita found a note. the body was discovered between two and three o'clock. She leaves husband John S. Haines two children Anna and J Eugene sister Hirs Abasatina Locascio and brother James W Ranoull. Funeral will be at 2 pm Monday at the late residence with Rev Falkenstein and Rev Samuel A Harley. Interment Pipe Creek cemetery. D D Hartzler and Son, funeral director.
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Mildred Larue Haines
John S. Haines
Clear Ridge
Carroll County
James T. Sarsh
Anita
Westminster
Mr. Falkenstein
Samuel A. Harley
Pipe Creek Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Violations Are Charged In One Day Old Truce
Cairo report says both sides accuse the other of violations of Palestine's one day old truce. A Jewish officer warned reprisal bombings against Arab capitals and the Arab high command signaled similar threats. UN mediator Bernadotte promised an immediate probe of complaints from Maj. Gen. Glubb Pasha and others. He ordered UN observers to investigate quickly.
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Cairo
Palestine
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Arab High Command
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Folke Bernadotte
U. N
John Baggot Glubb Pasha
Arab Legion
Taylor Not Father Of Legitimate Daughter
A Chicago suit filed in Federal Court claims Eunice Westerman 35 seeks a declaration that she is Taylor's legitimate daughter and damages from Taylor and Joseph A. Bannett. Attorney Joseph M. Hartfield said a similar New York case was previously dismissed and sealed. Separately, Thomas Rice, an inmate of Sykesville Hospital, was arrested after wiring for travel funds and is to be returned to custody.
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Eunice Westerman
Chicago
Taylor
Joseph A. Bannett
Joseph M. Hartfield
New York
Tawror
Walterman
Hartfield
Thomas Rice
Cumberland
Srkesville Hospital
A-vance
Rice
Western Union
W. WW
Warm Weekend Is In Prospect For City
The Weather Bureau forecast a warm weekend with higher temperatures. A chance of thunderstorms late Sunday could cool the trend. Mercury may reach near 90 today and near 90 tomorrow if skies clear, with a slight cooldown Monday. Light showers yesterday left precipitation under an inch. June remains drier than normal in the last week.
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Weather Bureau
Snonth
Woman Stabbed by Husband Recovering in Hospital
Mrs Rachel Fox of Frederick remains in hospital in Baltimore after being stabbed in the left side with an oyster knife by her husband James Fox 32. Fox is jailed in Essex on 1000 bail charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Police say the couple quarreled after returning from a party at a host's home. Fox, released recently from the House of Correction after a year for assault on his first wife, has a long assault record and faces multiple prior sentences. The incident occurred in Essex, Maryland, on June 11.
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Rachel
Frederick
Pre Hospital
James Fox
Jin
Offcers
iFox
Baltimore
Fox
House of Correction
School Board To Get Recent Survey Results
The Frederick County Board of Education will study survey results on a long range building plan. report delayed by other business. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt says headings likely not public. Educators and school board planned the survey to map long term needs. A decree in Eaqu Court grants Harry C. Himes Jr. absolute divorce from Martha J. Himes with custody of a child and with costs assigned.
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Frederick County
Eaqu
Harry C. Himes, Jr
Myersville
Martha J. Himes
Edwin F. Kirk
Wilbur F. Shemfeid
Secret Red Treaty Shapes Uranium Control in Bohemian Mines
A covrrighted report states a secret pact gives de facto authority over Bohemian Jachymov uranium production to Russia. Russians allegedly ousted Czech workers from key posts and installed their engineers under tight security, affecting European uranium supplies.
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Bohemian
Jachymov
Europe
Anniversary Dinner To Be Held Tonight in Frederick County
Frederick County celebrates its bicentennial with a dinner at Cobrentz Hall Hood College set for 6 30 p m honored by attendees from five western counties and the District of Columbia Officials include Edward S Delaplaine and Charles E Moylan with Frederick County Historical Society leaders inviting guests from Prince Georges Montgomery Carroll Washington Allegany DC Judge delegates and government officials are expected along with members of the Frederick County Board of Commissioners This event marks the counties 200th anniversary since the 1748 act and the dinner tonight features an informal dress code with Lewman as toastmaster Hooper delivering welcome remarks
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District of Columbia
Cobrentz Hall
Hood College
Frederick County
Edward S. Delaplaine
Frederick
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Frederick County Historical Society
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Prince George
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Frede County
J. Russell Young
State Roads Commission
Robert H. Beindollar
Russell H. McCain
William F. Childs
Lene
Fy and
Oconor
J. Glenn Beall
Judiciary
Maryland
Atee
Lloyd C. Cul
Frederick Clir
Parsons Lewman
Historical Society
Ioassmaster
A. Grant Hooper
Maryviand
Plans To Remove Rails From East All Saints Street
Plans to remove Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks from the first block of East All Saints street are expected to be completed early next week. R E Kennedy of the railroad real estate office notified Attorney Richard Zimmerman by letter that he would be in Frederic Monday or Tuesday to meet city officials and finalize arrangements. After removal the block will be repaved and abutments near Carroll Street are scheduled for removal. Station activities have moved to Carroll Street station and the old All Saints and Market Streets station was closed. A lacquer with no lavender odor coats the interior of bureau drawers imparting a delicate scent to stored clothing.
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East All Saints Street
R. E. Kennedy
Richard ©. Zimmerman
Frederi
Carroll Street
All Saints and
Market Streets
President hails peace aims as Stalin debated aboard train
President Truman, en route to Berkeley, described Stalin as a decent fellow but prisoner of the Politburo. He spoke to townspeople in Eugene from his private car, saying peace requires strong foreign policy and that the two nations will eventually understand their mutual interests. He teased a major policy speech at the University of California.
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Joerisoner
Politburo
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Russia
United States
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Staiin
Eugene
Ore
Potsdam
Joe Stalin
Joe
University of California
Firestone and CIO Sign 11-Cent Wage Hike Pact
Akron June 12 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers signed a company wide contract granting 11 cent an hour increases for 23 000 employees. It marks the first company wide pact among the industry big four suppliers with Goodyear U S Rubber and Goodrich. The union had sought 30 cents more and Goodrich workers face a strike vote next Wednesday after stalled talks in P last week. Count Fol Bernadotte mediates Palestine talks.
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CIO
United Rubber Workers
Firestone
Goodyear
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
U. S
Goodrich Emplores
Convention Scoreboard as 1940s Republicans Face Field
Washington voters read a playful line up of GOP contenders including Vandenberg Taft Dewey and Stassen. Biographical bits cover families careers education and wartime service, with notes on UN roles and notable early life origins. The piece blends analysis with candid snapshots of the candidates and their backgrounds.
Five Carloads Of Water Pipe Arrive For Linden Hills Line
Five carloads of eight inch water pipe arrived from the manufacturer aiding Linden Hills line construction. Water Superintendent Willan J. Davis indicated all pipe needed is on hand and work could start in about a month once East Patrick street is completed. A 12 inch main may be installed later across the western suburb from near the old Seventh street reservoir to Linden Hills to improve city water facilities.
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East Patrick Street
Willan J. Davis
Narva Avenue
Patrick Street
Seventh Street
Ship Toll From Kjoelnhavn Disaster Near Aalborg
Aalborg Denmark June 12 Some 200 persons were believed drowned when the passenger steamer Kjoelnhavn hit a war mine and sank in about ten minutes in the Kattegat near the voyage end from Copenhagen to this port 140 miles northwest. The United Steamship Company lists 261 survivors among passengers and crew.
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Denmark
Kjoelnhavn
Kattegat
Copenhagen
United Steamship Company
Col David Marcus Killed in Palestine War
New York June 12 Col David Marcus a U S hero of World War II and supreme commander of Israeli forces on the Jerusalem front was killed in the Holy Land fighting shortly before the Palestine cease fire order took effect. The 47 year old trained officer was a former New York city official and twice decorated by the United States government during the war. His services in nearby theaters helped draft surrender terms for Nazi Germany and he served as legal aide to U S delegations at Dumbarton Oaks Potsdam Prime Minister David Ben Gurion announced.
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France
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Jerusalem
Holy Lane
New York City
United States
Raily
U.S. Deloca
Dumbarton Potsdam
Pave Gurion
Israel
Minak
U.S. Oficer
Palestine
Zio
Deeds Recorded For Farm and Carroll Street Property
Deeds filed in the clerk's office show Vera C Rudy and spouse selling a five acre farm with improvements near Middle town west limits to Bir and Mrs William H Horman for about 32000. Charles R Stockdale and spouse sell property on Carroll street west side Thurmont to Joseph W Fry and spouse for about 7000.
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Vera C. Rudy
Bir
William H. Horman
Middletown
Charles R. Stockdale
Joseph W. Fry
Carroll Street
Thurmont
Civil rights debate drums on in Congress and parties
Washington notes the Truman civil rights program faces likely defeat in Congress with filibusters looming. Southern Democrats threaten to quit if voting rights proposals advance. Republicans weigh anti lynching action and strategic moves before party conventions.
Showdown Fight On Tariff Opens Today
Senate Republicans and Democrats square off today over the tariff issue as the reciprocal trade program nears midnight expiry. Debate focuses on a one year extension for the Act with Republicans backing a compromise plan and Democrats conceding they lack enough votes to block it. The Finance Committee redrafted the House bill, and the President would need to notify Congress if he exceeds Tariff Commission recommendations in cutting import duties.
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James Marlow Washington
President Truman
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Ington
Russians halt Berlin freight trains clash with Allies
Western Berlin rail traffic halted as Soviet authorities block shipments overnight. An accord with Britain allowed limited resumption, while American officials flag possible aims to pressure Western powers. General Clay noted uncertainty about permanence and impact on Berlin’s food and fuel needs.
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