Truman Sees U N Success at Flag Day Speech
President Truman declared in San Francisco that the United Nations will succeed and peace will prevail, calling the U N Charter the world’s constitution. He urged global rights and noted no labor demonstrations, addressing about 30,000 people in Golden Gate Park and reflecting on the Charter’s role.
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German Paintings Return Display Opens in Munich
Fifty four paintings seized by American forces in 1945 and stored in the United States were shown in Munich with 146 more pledged to follow. General Lucius D. Clay said the display honors a pledge to return art to the German people. Bavarian premier Hans Ehard praised the gesture as a sign of democratic values. The exhibit features works by Rubens, Raphael, Botticelli, Duerer, Holbein and Rembrandt.
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Shaff Named Sergeant At Arms Of 29th Assn
Baltimore June 13 The Maryland Department of the 29th Division Association adopted resolutions demanding an investigation of practices at Perry Point and Fort Howard veterans hospitals and urged integration where segregated. Robert Archer Jr of Baltimore was elected commander as new officers were announced and re elected.
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Back Auto From Garage Bride-To-Be Killed
Severn reports state Frank Burke 19 backed a car from a driveway striking his 17 year old fiancée Helen MacCarthy. Burke and Chester Collette 22 moved her to Collette’s car then collided with a bus while en route to hospital. Helen Mae died. Burke faces manslaughter charges after bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Citizens Build 80 Foot Cow Shed In One Day
Poolesville residents completed an 80 foot cow shed in a single day on August 14 at Poolesville High School grounds. The project adds to a 150 foot shed and a barn for the Poolesville Livestock Show events. High school students from the Future Farmers of America chapter cut logs, hauled them to the site, then helped carry timber as volunteers joined adults.
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Bicyclists Warned Of Law By Frederick Police
Frederick City police launch a campaign against reckless bicycling citing ordinances with penalties and rules for day and night riders. Officers warn against double riding speeding wrong side traffic lights and demand red reflectors and bell signals. Lights are required after sunset and before sunrise with a maximum speed limit of ten miles per hour near intersections. Police will also monitor motor scooter operators amid pedestrian complaints.
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New Yorker Killed In Plane Crash In Baltimore
Royal Heath Jr. of a prominent New York family died when his light plane crashed in a Baltimore suburb during a severe thunderstorm. The single occupant aircraft spun, struck trees and a fence, then fell, taking minutes for rescue crews to reach the wreckage amid damaged roads and uprooted trees.
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One Hundred Years of Progress book to be sent to libraries
A limited edition history titled One Hundred Years of Progress recounts the early history and founders of the organization. Towson area libraries will receive copies. the publication will not be commercially available. The release was announced. AID FOR RETIRED TEACHERS Towson June 13 The Towson State Teachers Alumni Association approved a program to aid financially the state's retired teachers. The plan includes a minimum pension of 50 dollars a month and a 25 dollar monthly increase for pensions 100 dollars a month or less, with adjustments for higher pensions. Restoration of pensions of 150 dollars [incomplete text].
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Confused flour beetle name stirs enzymology debate
Mary Ellen Logan, state president of the Retired Teachers of Maryland, presented a report on a program. The text notes the beetle often called confused flour beetle by enzymologists due to naming confusion among scientists.
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