Harford County Dog Tax Plan Could Aid Frederick
Harford County officials described a new dog licensing and control program aiming to curb damages from stray dogs. The plan shifts tag sales to owners, adds a fulltime sheriff deputy for enforcement, and partners with the Humane Society for stray dog disposal, with public approval noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Frederick
C. H. Hart
Corm
Ford
James H
Rederick County
Harford
Hartman
Guy Anders
Superintendent of Home Resigns to Join New Charge
Rev Edwin P Fellenbaum resigns as superintendent of the I O O F Home effective immediately. A Methodist minister he accepts a church near Ellicott City and will move with Mrs Fellenbaum when parsonage is ready. The board meets soon to select a successor.
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Edwin P. Fellenbaum
Fellenbaum
Ellicott City
The
Home
Idh Charlies B
Maryland State Golf Association Pro Am Begins at Catoctin
About 100 players expected to compete in the Maryland State Golf Association pro am at Catoctin Country Club. Pros and partners started matches this morning with good progress. more 18 hole play planned this afternoon.
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Maryland State Golf Association
Catoctin Country Club
Wvn
Judge Moylan Set to Speak at Burgee Memorial Unveiling
Judge Charles E. Moylan of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore city will deliver the address at the unveiling of the Prof. Amon Burgee memorial bronze bust. The event at Mt Olivet cemetery on June 20 at 5 30 p.m. is public with invitations sent to local officials and school leaders.
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Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Amon Burgee
Bo High School
Mt Olivet
Judge Moylan
Old Boys’ High School
Burgee
Barbara Fritchie
Boys High School Alumni Association
Aft Olivet
Co Tee
Harry O Schroeder
Bas B. Ramsburg
Vindobon Staddock Meights
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore C. i Justice Commission, Inc
Air crash insurance for passengers and planes
James Marlow reports on how airlines insure passengers and aircraft. Insurance per passenger averages about 500 000, with variability by settlement and court action. Plane passenger miles and aircraft values drive annual premiums, while general passenger coverage differs from airline policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlowington
Air Transport Association of America
Fortance
Auditors Comptrollers To Have Ladies Night
The Ridge Conference of the Bank and Comptrollers Association plans a Ladies Night event on Wednesday at 630, featuring Arthur Burdett, Ray Marx, and William B. Alexander among attendees. An after dinner program will provide entertainment rather than business talks. Frank A. Conway of Mt. Airy is president of the Blue Ridge Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Conaway
First National Bank of Mt. Airy
Blue Ridge
Metal Mines Seek Government Subsidy to Extend Wartime Aid
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports that about 687 small and marginal metal mines seek five more years of subsidies to maintain wartime premium payments. Bills would authorize continuing payments, claiming 6,990 miners could be unemployed and stockpiles of strategic metals needed for another war. Supporters argue subsidies shield small operators and curb monopolies while critics warn of overproduction and market distortion.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Congress of Special Interests
Governme
Congress
U. S
Arthur W. Watkins
Utah
Harness
Arizona
Colorado
Meyer
Kansas
Ave
Allen
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Russell Oil
Neve Blunitions
Ais
Tne
Bureau of the Rall
Kenneth C. Rowall
House Mining Committee
Army-Navy Munitions Board
ANMB
Move To Bar Watergate Speech Lost
Federal Judge James M. Proctor refused to bar Henry A. Wallace from speaking at the government owned Watergate amphitheater in Washington. The decision followed a petition by the American Anti Constitu tional Association led by Rep. O'Ronski. Wallace planned to discuss his views on communism and the 1928 presidential campaign.
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Wagion
James M. Proctor
Henry A. Wallace
Watergate
Asso
Rep. O'Ronski
R-Wis
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Krug
Wallace
Krug
Lincoln Memorial
Justice Proctor
Petitive Court
Congress
Truman
Beate
US European plan aims to unite or split continent by year end
Secretary of State Marshall and advisers outline a strategy to counter chaos and communism in Europe. The plan could forge a Western European economic federation if Russia cooperates, or isolate Russia and its bloc from substantial U.S. aid. Britain will consult Russia on the proposal while France seeks Bush’s views on Europe’s response.
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Washington
Marshall
Europe
Russia
Western Europe
London
Foreign Office
Britain
U. S
George C. Marshal
Ernest Bevin
Moscow
Paris
U.S
France
Bush
Magistrate Begins His Term in Peoples Court
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg started his two year term as city trial magistrate in Peoples Court with the oath and a business docket of traffic forfeitures. among the fines noted are for speeding and license violations in Saltville and nearby towns. The article also notes labor union discussions on mining subsidies and potential nationalization if Congress fails to act.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Mongistrat
Inberg
Edward J. Smith
Trernor
Ham McDonald
Borce
Bartofs Speed George
F. Lamber
Saltville
Ro- Easton
Ed R. Shorey
Madison
Wis
Colorado
Black Hills
Oregon
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, Cio
Washington
Howard Lee
Congress
CIO Seamen Quits In Broad No Work Policy
New York June 16 seamen walk off under a no contract no work policy threatening ship paralysis on U S coasts. National Maritime Union led by Joseph Curran says no strike but workers stay aboard as possible. reports show 150 ships idle in New York harbor and thousands in Seattle and elsewhere with West Coast talks ongoing.
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New York
P—Cio
U.S
National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
New York Harbor
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Portland
Houston
Seattle
Puget Sound
West
CIO
ACA
West Coast
CIO Maritime Committee
Will of William M. Sheffer Admitted to Probate
The Orphans Court admitted the will of William M. Sheffer a Midlothian farmer to probate with an estate around 25000. Foster son Garlie N. Sheffer renounced executorship due to Illinois residency. Letters testamentary go to H Kieffer DeLauter with Maryland law affecting executor eligibility noted.
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William M. Sheffer
Middletown
Orphans Court
Garlie N. Sheffer
Flossmoor
Ill
Register of Wills
Harmy D. Radcliff
Sheffer
Illinois
Maryland
Mary- Jang
Ilinois
Ratcliff
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Frederick
Julia J. Smith
North Market Street
Florence Castle
Maurice Castle
Howard Lochner
Germantown Man Charged With Murder in Village Shooting
Wilbert Brown, 34, of Germantown, is charged with the murder of George Walter Moore, 24, of Clarksburg. Moore died at Suburban Hospital after being shot outside a beer tavern in Old Germantown. Brown claims self defense as Moore advanced with a beer bottle. A preliminary hearing is set in Rockville Police Court before Trial Magistrate Alger V. Barbee. Brown is held without bond.
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Rockville
Wilbert
Germantown
Yester
George Walter Moore
Clarksburg
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Brown
Moore
Old Germantown
Sergt. G. W. Linthicum
Paul
Alger V. Barbee
Fighting in Iran near borders threats to Barzani encircled
Reports from Khoi Iran describe heavy fighting in the northwest near the Turkish and Russian frontiers. About 1000 Barzani tribesmen are said to be attempting a break through a siege by roughly 4000 Iranian troops aided by tanks and aircraft.
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Iran
Khoi
Talbert Girl Killed in Baltimore Washington Crash
Miss Talbert killed Sunday when the car she rode in crashed into a culvert on the Baltimore Washington boulevard. Four others in the car were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Talbert
Fernando Talbert
Wet Fifth Street
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Heavy Damage by Hailstorm Hits Hillcrest Orchards
Hillcrest Orchards two miles west of Frederick suffered extensive damage from a Thursday night hailstorm. E. D. McCain reported at least a quarter of apples damaged and peaches affected. some trees uprooted and many apples blown or rotting on the trees. Losses are expected to run into thousands.
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Hillcrest
Frederick
E. D. McCain
McCain
Memorial Concert for James H. Harris At Calvary Church
A well attended memorial concert honored James H. Harris at Calvary Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. The Calvary choir with former members and guests Dr. and Mrs. Duv and Prof. Henry T. In led the program with three choral groups and a duet. Rev. Dr. J. Franklin Hans spoke on the living impact of those who died, praising Harris whose tenor voice and service to Calvary were noted.
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James H. Harris
Calvary Meth
Calvary Choir
J.D. Dave
Henry T
J.franklin Hans
Hfe
Paul B. Beckhelm
Buck
Mrs. Duv
Editati Sturges
Forale
Ak Mir
Harris
Three Terrorists Condemned To Death In Palestine Trial
A Palestinian military court in Jerusalem condemned three convicted Jewish terrorists to death for participation in the May 4 Acre jail break that freed 251 prisoners and caused 16 deaths. Two co defendants received life terms as the United Nations commission opened its inquiry amid an Arab general strike.
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Jerusalem
United Nations Commissionef
Palestine
Acre
Keosauqua Faces Severe Flood Threat And Evacuations
Des Moines river rise near Keosauqua reaches near record levels as floodwaters threaten towns along the lower Des Moines river. About 10,000 homeless in Ottumwa and surrounding areas receive aid from Red Cross and Salvation Army while authorities monitor power and water systems.
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Keosauqua
Des Mores
Telephone Lice Parte
Sis
Teal
Ottumwa
Ottumwwa
Redents
S. E. Decker
Des Moines
Red Cross
The
Salvation Army
Herschel Loveless
Keokuk
Mississippi
Burlington
Louisiana
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Iowa River
University of Iowa
Towa
Towa City
President vetoes tax cut bill amid budget concerns
President Truman vetoed a tax cut bill arguing it offers disproportionate relief to high incomes and would worsen debt during inflationary pressures. He urged waiting until price structures stabilize and the debt is reduced, citing international obligations and the need for sound fiscal policy.
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House
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Cedars Of Lebanon To Be Instituted June 25
Frederickt Forest No. 132 Tall Cedars of Lebanon will be formally instituted on Wednesday June 25 at 8 p m. The ceremony at the State Armory follows a street parade of Hagerstown Forest No. 95 and Capitol Forest No. 164 with officers of Capitol leading first and Hagerstown directing the Sidonian and Royal Court. Prominent attendees include Frank E. Jencks and Marry L. Huether. The event also includes a Tall Cedar conferment and district representation from Frederick County.
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Frederickt Forest No
Lebanon
State Armory
Hagerstown Forest No. 95
Hagerstown
Capitol Forest No. 164
Washington
Royal Court
Capitol Forest
Hagerstown Forest
Frederick Forest
Frank E. Jencks
Providence
R. F. Preme
Piasons
Maryland
Frederick County
Hany O. Schroed
Calum Ledge No. 33
Fredery
Supreme Tall Cedar
C Hackenberger
Mifflintown
L. Huether
Grave for 13 Crash Victims at Leesburg VA
A common grave was prepared today for 13 crash victims at the little Union cemetery in Leesburg Virginia. Arrangements stepped up as city officials and mourners prepared for the disaster’s aftermath.
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Ceninmon
Briggs Named Ambassador to Uruguay by Truman
Washington June 16 President Truman announced the nomination of Ellis O Briggs of Maine for the post of ambassador to Uruguay.
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Briggs
Washington
Truman
Ellis O. Briggs
Maine
Uruguay
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