Subscriptions Pave Way for Frederick Memorial Hospital Expansion
Frederick area corporations including The News-Post and Everedy Company pledge support using a formula to determine fair shares for the new hospital upturn. Committee head Leichert notes more than a third of local industry has subscribed, reflecting broad employer concern for community health and hospital needs.
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Iam B. Leichert
Leichert
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Building Fund
Lebherz
I. Lebherz
Indus
Aiemoria
Sisters Slain Retired Teachers Sought in West
A 1930s Pittsburgh style report notes a dragnet across the far west for two retired school teachers, Emily Griffith and her sister, found shot dead. A Denver educator, Emily Griffith, retired in 1934, is tied to the case as authorities pursue suspects, with the sisters’ deaths described as two gunshot wounds to the head.
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Pineclife Cole
Far West
Griffth
Denver
Emily Griffth
Br. Unidersherif
Donald Boulder Couny
Fred W. Jelime Ietzther
Taft Radio Speech Set On Taft-Hartley Bill Tonight
Senator Taft of Ohio scheduled a 9:45 p.m. ET Mutual network broadcast to discuss the Taft-Harley labor bill with L Martin, Taft's secretary, and the Senate Republican Policy Committee arranging the airtime. Treasury cautions Congress that exchanging GI term bonds for cash would spur inflationary pressures amid a fragile economy.
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Taft
Ohio
Taft-Harney
L . Martin
Senate
Collee
Mutual S Broadcasting Company
Treasury
Washington
The
Congress
Enforcement Of Dog Law In Year Laws In Frederick County
Frederick County officials consider stronger dog law enforcement to curb widespread license noncompliance. With an estimated 30 000 dogs and only about 3 60 in licenses paid by June 30 many owners evade fees. Calls grow for a full time deputy to serve warrants and for tighter enforcement to stop roving dogs that threaten livestock and wildlife.
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Frederick County
James H. Falk
Kennelicenses
Harford County
Commers” Office
Cosources
Demands Renewed By Five Rail Unions
Chicago June 20 five railroad unions representing about 350000 operating employees renewed demands for forty four changes in the so called working rules the issue that precipitated the nationwide railroad strike twelve months ago.
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Chicago
Wool stockpile politics threaten American woolgrowers
Washington reports Congress finished a bill to keep buying American wool at 40 to 42 cents a pound until December 31, 1843, then allow sale of the stockpile. It would shield domestic growers from cheaper foreign wool, while the president may impose quotas or import fees. The measure risks affecting foreign trade talks at Geneva.
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James Marlow
Washington
Iti
Congress
State Department
Genera
Two Special Stake Races For The Fair At Frederick
Frederick county fair opens for four nights with two special stake races offering 3100 purses each. Racing and fireworks nights feature elaborate displays behind the grandstand. Exhibitors in the Ladies Household Department may enter with exhibitor tickets, while purses in harness and running events total 6800, the largest in fair history. Albert N. McCardell chairs the race committee with Robert G. Leavy returning as starter.
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Frederick
Awnar
Freder County
Ladies Household
Braunds
Albert N. McCardell
Robert G. Leavy
Fea
Mississippi May Reach Record Crest in Flooded States
The Mississippi River rose steadily threatening Hannibal Quincy and Pike County levees as floodwaters damaged homes and farmland. Iowa Missouri and Illinois reported hundreds homeless with evacuations underway while crews fought to save a 60 mile levee protecting about 120000 acres across three counties and small communities.
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Hannibal
Mississippi
Iowa
Hannibal-Quincy
Missouri
Tiinois
Pike County
Supreme Court Justices Split In Disagreement On Rulings
In a term marked by narrow margins and mixed votes, Supreme Court justices issued rulings across 3000 Wy and other cases. The court split 5-4 in several decisions, with 136 votes cast and 193 disposed of, including a few unanimous outcomes. Remaining cases follow into the summer session as the term wraps up.
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Washington
Supi
Vinson
Harmon Aking
Eeker
Collateral Forfeited In Multiple Motor Vehicle Cases
Collateral forfeitures were ordered in several motor vehicle cases. Names include Breddeck Heights, Clarke of Midland, C. D. Lippy of Baltimore, Kenneth F. Devilbiss Woodsboro, Edward S. Little Pelham Manor, Guilford L. Krepps Frederick, and Thomas C. Kefauver Frederick. Forfeitures and costs ranged from $1 to $59, with various traffic violations cited. Also noted: Nan J. Houck improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital, expecting discharge Saturday.
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Sollateral
Behaiz Manuel Weinz
Geor
Ning
Breddeck Heights
Clarke
Midland
C. D. Lippy
Baltimore
Middletown
Red Traffcight
Charles FE
Renix
Kenneth F. Devilbiss
Woodsboro
Edward S. Little
Pelham Manor
N_ Y
Guilford L. Krepps
Frederick
Thomas C. Kefauver
Wallace Seeks Third Party as Labor Day Rally Aim
Henry Wallace rallies youth lobby delegates from 16 states in Washington to press for a liberal Democratic platform or a new party. He warns the Democratic machine is uncertain and outlines a plan to pressure Congress while predicting hardship abroad and the need for a strong civic organization to mobilize voters. The piece also notes a juvenile court transfer pending for Johnny Kline connected to a hotel robbery case.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Joby
Citizens of America
Court
PAC
Minnesota
Colorado
Cafornia
China Norroes
Junior Hadassah
Fans
Methodists
WCA
American Veterans Committee
Democratic Party
Democrats
Progressive Democran Congress
Burr
Congress
Europe
America
ATVED
Johnny Kline
Circuit Court
Kline
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
House of Correction
Emmitsburg Dedication Honors Veterans Center Event
The Emmitsburg Memorial program opened with colors by Sgt Baldwin and advance party, featuring remarks by Rev Claude Cori, a WWI veteran. Mayor praised Emmitsburg’s military history and the new social and civic center for local veterans and townspeople.
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Cerurisburg
Emmitsburg
Veterans of For
Edito
Mo Sgt Baldwin
Gaturs
Williames Apres Lewis Hos Adall Sanders
York
Adel
Claude Cori
Charles J. Rowe
Lew H. Stoner
Harold Hoke
James Adelsberger
York Post
Carl
Baldwin
George Washington
Eisenhower
Patton
MacArthur
Emmisburg
Former West Virginia Governor Gore Dies at 69
Howard M. Gore, former West Virginia governor and longtime public official, died in a Clarksbury hospital at age 69. Gore served as Secretary of Agriculture and later chaired the West Virginia Public Service Commission, with a career marked by state leadership and regulatory duties.
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Clarksburg
W.va
Howard MM. Gore
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Gore
West Virginia
Calvin J
Agricult
Slate
Cspital
Frazee Announces Plant Lease Plans in Yoru Pa
Joseph W. Frazee chairman and president of the G Pase Mate Corp. declares a lease plan to power tillering in Yoru Pennsylvania. The raid and company actions are tied to the energy production move set for June 24.
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Yoru
Joseph W. Frazee
G Pase Mate Corp
Ausus
Veasure Goes To Senate In Close Overriding Vote
President Truman vetoed the Taft-Hartley bill and urged Congress to reject it. The House voted 165 to 3, enabling a Senate override which is expected to be close. White House aides planned radio remarks as Truman outlined four general and 32 specific points arguing the bill was unfair, unworkable, and would provoke more strikes.
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Truman
Senate
Generly
House
Can
White House
Jon
White House Congress
Carrgll Reece
Truman to Visit Brazil
President Truman accepted an invitation to visit Brazil and hopes to go as soon as possible. Ambassador Carlos Martins confirmed the plan after leaving a White House conference.
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Washinston
Truman
Bral
Braman
Carlos Martins
White House
Oe Martins
Brazil
Alumni Banquet Draws Largest Turnout in Emmitsburg HS History
Emmitsburg High School alumni banquet, held Satur evening June 14 in the Lutheran parish house, drew the largest attendance. guests came from Barre, Washington, Red Lion, Waynesboro, Hanover, Plainfield, New Windsor and other places. Rev. John Hays offered the invocation marking the 49th anniversary, with plans for a grander 50th next year.
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Emitsburg High School
Barre
Washington
Red Lion
Waynesboro
Hanover
Paz Plainfield
N. J New Windsor
John Hays
Newton Sharrer
Samuel Hays
Harry Scott
Sirs
Ada Sperry
Eyster
Helen Martin
Hold
Wm. F. Sterbinsky
O'Dale Shank
Curley Ordered To Be Ready For Committal
Attorney for Mayor James M. Curley of Boston under sentence to serve six to 18 months on mail frame charges was directed to have him in District Court here next Thursday for committal. Deed recorded in Emmitsburg for sale of property on North Seton Avenue from Mr. and Mrs Charles F Wachter to Mr. and Mrs James Lewis Topper for about $3,000. A convoy of 18 Army vehicles passed Frederick en route west from Fort George G Meade escorted through the area.
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Clarence H. Carrough
Derothr
Carlough
Lily White Orchards of
North Carolina
A. G. Shore
A. G. Shore Company
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Kenta K. Rosenstock
Pearl M. Kaufman
Shore
Ihed Quest
Sherman P. Bowers
Washington
James M. Curley
Boston
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Air
Charles F. Wachter
James Lewis Topper
Frederick
Fort George C. Meade
Cristralie
Leaders Extend Recovery in York
Report from York on June 20 notes efforts to extend economic recovery amid ongoing dissenters.
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York
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