Strikers Vote To Continue Berlin Walkout
Western Berlin railway workers reject compromise plan by six to one with 12,626 of 14,711 ballots favoring continuing the strike. Brig. Gen. Howley blames Soviet press for undermining talks while noting Kvashnin was sincere. Union chair Heinz Bracht says strike goes on and demands include full pay in West marks and job security. The four powers proposed up to 60 percent wages in West marks plus 15 percent by city government.
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Berlin
Russia
Frank L. Howley
U. S
Howley
Pavel Krashnin
Kvashnin
U 5
Heinz Bracht
West City
Frederick to Revise City Health Ordinances
Frederick city will revise its health ordinances by reactivating the Health Board, updating existing provisions, and passing a new ordinance. Dr. C. E. Easterday, the health officer, will lead the review with the City Attorney, with recommendations ready for submission within about a month.
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Frederick City
Health Board
C. E. Easterday
Richard E. Zimmerman
Easterday
Frederick
Todet
Inoculation urged against typhoid fever in Maryland
Baltimore on June 14 Out door fans were urged by the State Health Department to protect themselves against typhoid fever. Dr Robert H Riley state health director says inoculation against the disease is needed by all residents to safeguard public health.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
Robert H. Riley
Immunization Boosts Outdoor Health Precautions
The article notes continued typhoid risk despite declines, urging personal immunity for outdoor activities away from safe water and food sources. Dr Riley cites 48 cases and five deaths in Maryland in 1948, warns water safety issues even in sparkling water, and details a three shot immunization lasting about three years. It also mentions metallic naphthenates as effective wood preservatives and a stray line about medieval troubadours with bagpipes.
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Maryland
Riley
Fire alarm confusion at Kresge store causes false alert
Independent hose company volunteers crawled into a second-story window to silence the basement alarm at S S Kresge Co in North Market. Officers Kanode and Boone notified police before 2 30 AM. No fire found. manager unavailable. Fire chiefs traced fault to fuse based outdoor alarm. Two men, Robert Brust and Ralph Bitzer, were arrested for discharging fire crackers. bail set at 10. Other arrests noted as Vernon Rod...
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Volunteer Firermen
North Market Street
S. S. Kresge Co
Martin Kanode
Sherman Boone
Stephen
Langley
Kresge
Robert Brust
West Patrick Street
Ralph Bitzer
Jefferson Street
Vernon Rod
Jailed in Alaska Bird Names and Detained Suspects
Erick, Frederick, and Josh Ruth erford of Frederick appear in a brief jail report. Roderick was sent to jail in default of $50.80 while Rutherford was jailed when unable to post $5.80. Officers Shook and Twentey made the arrests. The surface bird nests on central Alaska mountain tops, with winters in South America, and ornithologists searched for its breeding ground for 150 years after the bird received its scientific name.
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Erick
Frederick
Josh Rutherford
Roderick
Rutherford
Shook
Twentey
Alaska
South America
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Thomas A. Edwards
Anne Arundel County
Glen Burnie
South Market
Rederik
Frank Keeter
Treasury Department
Hattie Snyder
Ann Daugherty
William Grove
Mary Louie Chesley
Seymour Stern
Richard Kessler
Jerry Grove
Billy Shaffer
Jaycees
Nevin S. Baker
Frederick County
W. Clinton McSherry
E. Patrick St
Patrick St
East Church St
COMET
Blue Ridge
BE. Patrick ST
Red Skelton the Fuller
Brush Man
Janet Blair
Amerita
Norcross
Berger’s
N. Market St
Enjo
Lawson Motor
New Market, MD
Allen
Mother-Inlaws
Packard Con. Cpe
William & Mary College
Ford
Con. Coe
Su “Oren Legon Ae
Ruth
Morocco
George Raftaki
Tamirofe
Marie Windsor
Ceasar
Texas
Brooklyn
Heaven
Druid
Damascus
Gene Autry
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
Patrick Street
Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Denier
Grand Savings
Hendrickson
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