Three Stores Entered in Nighttime Robberies in Newberry
Robbers entered J J Newberry at 38 46 North Market Hershberger's Bakery at 215 North Market and Crystal Laundry at 132 East Fourth in Newberry during the night. Only small amounts of cash and minor merchandise were taken and no safes were opened. Police were notified though no earlier reports existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Newberry
North Market Street
Hershberger’s
Crystal Laundry
East Fourth Street
Newberry
Hershberger's
Ship Afire at Jersey City Docked at Amer ican President Lines pier
Fire broke out aboard the S S Marine Flyer at the American President Lines pier in Jersey City New Jersey. Coast Guard boats and New York fireboats responded as alarms rang at 11 10 a m and within 15 minutes. Ambualnces were sent to the foot of 12th street as smoke rose from No 2 hold and mobilization to move the ship was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
S. S_ Marine Fler
American President Lines
Coast Guard
12Th Street
Hudson River
Manhatten
Manhatten. Police Headquarters Said Clouds of Smoke Were Rising From No. 2
New York City
Sauk
Tags
Right Of Free Speech Is Endangered By Bill
Representatives of the press radio moving pictures books and magazines will meet tomorrow to discuss united resistance against curbs on free expression. The NAB proposes an all media fee as a way to fight a radio bill before the Senate Commerce committee. NAB contends the measure would weaken free speech guarantees in the Federal Communications Act. Robert Richards says mass communication industries share a common stake in preserving constitutional protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Resistance
Justin, Jer
National Association of Broadcasters
White
Senate Commerce Committee
NAB
Robert &. Richards
Recount Challenges in Maryland Senate Contest Rise
Baltimore county recounts show one third of ballots challenged amid efforts by Senators OConor and Markey to trim the tally. Counsel audit ballots as Talbot and Wicomico counties prepare transfers to Baltimore for the ongoing recount on the Maryland U.S. Senate contest.
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Maryland
Baltimore County
Senate
O'Conor
D. John Markey
O’conor
Markey
Talbot
Wicomico
Salisbury
U. S. Senate
Senator Oconor
D-Md
Joan Markey
Frederick
No Two Day Store Holiday Planned for Fourth of July Weekend
Reports indicate no two day store holiday over the Fourth of July weekend with many stores observing the usual midweek closure. The weekend will be a three day holiday for office and plant employees and banks, while Saturday July ough be a legal holiday with banks closed. Auto fire damaged a car on North College Parkway around 11 45 this morning though truck damaged none. A doctor A A Pearce owner. Initial cause thought to be a short circuit with minor engine and interior damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Pearce
Upper College Terrace
North College Parkway
China Faces U S Dilemma Over China Aid Move
Washington faces a tough choice on whether to provide immediate aid to stabilize China’s sagging economy amid rising inflation. Officials weigh short term loans from Export-Import Bank against long range reconstruction plans funded by grants and loans totaling up to 1 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Marshall
United States
China
Europe
Tne
Nankins
Congress
State Department
Wellington Koo
Brants
June Rainfall Brings Thermals Back Near Normal
A thunderstorm and showers last night dumped six tenths of an inch, lifting June’s total to about 3.54 inches. Temperatures fell from a 78 degree high to 58 overnight with a forecast of around 80 today and more scattered showers likely into tomorrow afternoon or night. The Weather Bureau notes higher humidity and a slightly warmer trend ahead and a few showers possible Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wise Action Aims to Smooth U S Economy
Washington June 25 Paul G Hofman president of Studebaker Corp said the income of most Americans could be doubled within 25 years by action to smooth the national economy He chairs the Committee for Economic Development a group formed to boost productive employment and prepared a statement for the joint committee on the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul G. Hofman
Studebaker Corn
Hoffman
Committee For Eco- Development
Smen
Hearing Postponed In Manslaughter Case
The Peoples Court postponed the manslaughter charge against George Fichelberger tied to a fatal accident near Frederick Junction last year. The date remains undecided as three collateral features were recorded naming Paul Be Beechler Neville Margaret Marsh and Benjamin F Shimp with various costs. Troopers L M Ridge and A D Hasenbubler filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fichelberger
Peoples Court
Frederick Junction
Paul BE. Beechler
Neville
Margaret R. Marsh
Westler
Benjamin F. Shimp
Bridgeton N. Od
Cosis
L. M. Ridge
A. D. Hasenbubler
Kidnap Plot Foiled in Jerusalem Targeting UN Palestine Secretariat Member
Three men attempted to kidnap a member of the Palestine government secretariat assigned to the United Nations special committee on Palestine in Jerusalem. The effort failed, and authorities continued investigations into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine Government
Hason
United Nations Special Committee On
Palestine
Provisional Italian President Resigns After Attacks
Provisional President Enrico De Xticola announced his resignation to the Constituent Assembly after a wave of attacks on the Communist headquarters. Speaker Alberto Terracini read a message stating death prevented him from continuing to exercise functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico de Xticola
Constituent Assembly
Prote
Smunist
de Olas
Alberto Terracini
Preschoolers Examined in Spring Health Roundup
Four hundred twelve preschool children were screened at 33 city and county schools in April and May by Dr. Donald J. Roop. Of the group 327 were white and 87 Negro. All were checked for health and immunizations against diphtheria and whooping cough were administered. The report notes few physical defects and emphasizes that unvaccinated children cannot be admitted to Maryland schools under strict rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Roop
Roop
Health Department
Court House remodel readies space for women jurors
Improvements to the second floor of the Court House begin this week under County Commissioners authority with contractor Thomas J. Crum to provide rest rooms for men and women jurors. Work also includes fire protection upgrades at Montevue.
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Court House
Circuit Court
Thomas J. Crum
Crum
Montevue
Hearing set for Potomac Motor discon bus operations
Hearing scheduled to determine authority for Potomac Motor to discontinue bus service between Thurmont and West New Commandant announced by Capt. Frank T Ward Jr UNRRA appeals to Nationalists and Communists to halt along the Yellow River for one month to allow dikes repairs by Shanghai office June 25 fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Motor For
Fenger Motor
Thurmont
West
Stuart Shipmen
Frank T Ward, Jr
UNRRA
Shanghai
Yellow River
Couple Dies in Each Other's Arms on Healed Birthday
North Truro Massachusetts June 25 After 54 years of marriage John E. Rogers 77 and his wife Elen 80 died in each other's arms yesterday from heart attacks. Dr Daniel H Hiebert said Mrs Rogers suffered the first attack and the shock caused her husband to collapse seconds later. It was her 80th birthday.
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North Truro
Mass
John E. Rogers
Elen
Daniel H. Hiebert
Industrial Tieup Again Threatened
Pittsburgh reports widespread labor unrest as coal miners walk out after the Taft Hartley Act enactment. About 176000 soft coal miners idle across several states with 400000 scheduled for a 16 day vacation. shipyard and packinghouse workers also stage strikes or threaten action. Government seeks to verify if actions followed leadership influence.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Washington
Justice Department
Afl-United Mine Workers Union
Monongahela County
W. Va
Ustw
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
UBMIW
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Alabama
Ohio
Indiana
Utah
Afl-Umw
CIO
Bethlehem Steel
East Coast
Charles Leone
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Union Stockyards Company
CIO United Packinghouse
Congress
Jeader
Kearney
N. J
CIO Marine and Shipbuilding
George Backs Tax Cut Bill in Congress
Senator George D Ga backs a revised four thousand dollar tax cut bill aimed to take effect next January. Speaker Michael Marin signals the measure may be taken up before adjournment as Democrats discuss support and the two-thirds veto override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D-Ga
Reday
Wee
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Wmittee
Marin
Juil
Marinn
Senate
Rayburn
Texas
Congress
Pravda Rejects Marshall Plan Aid for Europe
Pravda denounces the Marshall plan as American interference and argues European nations must reject conditional aid, calling U S policy aimed at weakening Europe amid its economic crisis. Molotov to Paris signals three power talks, while Clayton Attlee Bevin Cripps Douglas press economic discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravda
Russia
Europe
Soviet Union
Marshall
E. Ope
V M. Molotov
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Stafford Cripps
Board of Trade
U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
Britain
United States
Washington
Statewide dog license law to start July 1
Under the new state wide dog law no district collectors will handle dog license fees beginning July 1. Owners may pay at the county treasurer’s office or mail remittance with application forms printed in local papers. Licenses will be mailed to owners and sheriff’s officers will not collect tags but will enforce by inquiring licenses. Unlicensed dogs may bring summonses for violations. Commissioners expect no early decision on a dog pound policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Country Treasurer's Office
Sheriff's Office
Someoe
Summary of New Labor Law Provisions on Unions and Shop Rules
The Nation Today explains how the new labor law affects union membership, dues, and political contributions. It notes that workers can file with the Labor Relations Board to challenge union actions, and how a union shop operates under the new rules. It outlines conditions for decertification elections and the protections for members against retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh
Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Baw
Lagener
31 Ships For Italy Proposed
Secretary of State Marshall announced the United States plans to transfer 31 merchant vessels to non Communist Italy to aid its reconstruction. He said the action is bold but necessary to rehabilitate Italy, with about 15 million dollars of Italian property under American control to be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
United States
Italy
U S Protest Over Romanian Arrests Declares Rights Violations
The United States protested to Romania over arrests of hundreds of opposition members and others. The State Department note, delivered by Roy M. Melbourne, calls the detentions arbitrary and a threat to democratic rights under the Romanian peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Roy M. Melbourne
Bucharest
Jor
Inter
Fowler Addresses Presbyterian Senior Conference at Hood College
Rev. Dr. Earl F Fowler of Washington spoke to almost 200 high school age youths at Hood College on Thy Purpose We Share. He urged youth to seek Christ and quoted that God has a hold on the youth’s hand. The afternoon elected 17 Conference Council reps led by Kenneth Miller with Baltimore ties.
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God
Earl F. Fowler
Washington
Presbyterian
Hood College
Jesus Christ
Dr. Fowler
Christ
Fowler
Kenneth Miller
Wilbur Kouk
Jein Wilks
Baltimore
Roy Shoaf
Pocomoke City
Faith and Life Commission
Westminster Fellowship
Faith and Life
Stewardship
Christian Outreach
Medal Of Honor Winner Finally Gets Job
Washington reports a Medal of Honor winner returning to work as Republican leaders push for a 30 percent minimum wage raise amid Taft Hartley law backlash. Labor hearings on a 5 to raise the current 40 cent floor begin Friday, with a 60 cent minimum possible. Bonds posted for two Monrovia men facing felonious assault charges, case docketed for September grand jury. Iron Age warns wildcat walkouts threaten coal supplies as industry awaits a possible mine strike next.
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Washington
Use Labor
Alton ¥. Bennett
Leo F. Hough
Charlies T. Hough
Monrovia
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Newberry’s
Paul L Crum
Airs
Howard C. Barker
Wilson Avenue
Joan E. Wiliams
Olive S. Wilson
Hazel L. Wilson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Neket
Bertha W. Busserd
T. Ham Bussard
Iamsville
Cio-Textile
Celaneseen of
America
Cumberland
Tokyo
Japan
Japan Sea
Kyodo
New York
Baste
U.S
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Prince Hamid-Reza Pahlavi
Shah of
Iran
Legation
The
Pittsburgh
George
Prayoda
Moscow Radio
By James Marlow
Romania
Cuss Steel Industry
North
Christos Karaberis
Schenectady, N
Bus
Albany, N. Y
United Traction Co
Niles Persons
Albany
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