U S And Yugoslavia Move Toward Financial Accord
U S and Yugoslavia edge toward a final financial settlement that could net Tito's government about 30 million dollars. Negotiations focus on claims for U.S. property nationalized in Yugoslavia and Yugoslav assets frozen in 1941 with both sides signaling potential concessions.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Alarshal Tito
Belgrade
Tito
de’ T
Moscow
State Department
Cavendish Cannon
DO. S
Fair Yield Of Peas Here In Spite Of Wet Weather
Local packers report a fair pea crop despite wet conditions. Peas are canned mainly at Jenkins Bros Thurmont and Thomas and Company Gaithersburg plants, both to wind up this week. Birds and late planting reduced yields, with some fields averaging fine, and the season expected to run through mid August.
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Jenkins Bros
Thurmont
Thomas and Company
Gaithersburg
de Cay
Ti Puto
Property Transfers Reported for West Seventh and West South Streets
Records show Lola E. King and others selling 211 West Seventh Street to Ebner S. Davis. Ebner Davis buys the residence as a neighborhood value near 10509. Frank J. Wachter and co-owners sell 208 West South Street to Everett C. Johnson and spouse for about 7000 dollars.
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EDS
Lola E. King
West Seventh Street
Ebner S. Davis
Frank J. Wachter
Everett C Johnson
West South Street
Catoctin House Fading From Frederick Countys Historic Image
The once grand Catoctin House near Route 15 in Ca toctin Furnace lies derelict and overgrown. Once a 1790s era superintendent’s residence tied to the Johnson iron works, it has endured years of neglect despite attempts by Lancelot Jacques to restore it. Government studies deemed it structurally unsafe and without historic value, pausing any restoration as the property remains fenced off with warnings and signs.
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Frank Keeter
Catoctin House
Betty Sullivan
Frederick County
Catoctin Furnace
Catoctin
Catoctin Manor
Auburn
Johnson Brothers
Ich
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
Lancelot Jacques
Smithsburg
Jacques
Mr. Jacques
Catoclin
Smithssurg
Catoctin Range
Love
Boston Propagandist Robert Best Sentenced to Life
Robert H. Best, an American newspaperman and Nazi radio propagandist, was sentenced to life in prison for treason by Federal Judge Francis J. W. Ford. The court also ordered a $16,000 fine.
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Boston
Robert H. Best
Francis J. W. Ford
Best
Berlin crisis moves prompt Western direct approach
Washington bulletin reports Secretary of State Marshall declaring the U S will stay in Berlin despite the Russian blockade. London bulletin notes Foreign Secretary Bevin saying Western Allies may directly approach the Kremlin to settle the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
Marshall
Berlin
London
Ernest Bevin
Kremlin
Nasher appeals license suspension in double jeopardy claim
Ernest Nasher a Frederick county resident appealed to the Circuit Court from a 30 day license suspension issued after a May 26 guilty plea to two counts of exceeding 50 mph He argues the order violates the U S and Maryland constitutions prohibiting double jeopardy asserting State Examiner W Dana Rudy and Commissioner W Lee Elgin are defendants in the action Nasher seeks annulment of the suspension believing it unconstitutional.
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Ernest Nasher
Frederick County
Francis Perrott
Nasher
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
W. Lee Elgin
Court House
W. Dana Rudy
Elgin
United States
Maryland
Old Barrage Balloon Raised False Scare
A tired old barrage balloon raised a false scare about a new obstacle to the Berlin air lifeline. Soviet bloc officials and U.S. Air Force officers in Berlin traced the supposed barricade to an old balloon drifting along the corridor between Berlin and the British zone.
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Berlin
U.S. Air Force
Frankfurt
Huge Income Tax Evasion Charged
New York June 30 A federal grand jury indicted Eleanor Louise Patenotte former owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer and her son Raymond for attempted evasion of 2090 900 in taxes and failure to report a profit of more than 8 000 500 from the sale of the paper The clerk's office Ellis Wachter to mark 21 years in service note is included in the report On next Monday Mr Wachter will observe his birthday
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New York
Eleanor Louise Patenotte
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Raymond
Ellis . Wachter
Mr. Wachter
Eli G. Haugh
Mr. Haugh
Wachter
June ends with heat spike and storms. beetles rise
Yesterday set a high of 96 degrees as a heat wave peaked before a cooler trend. Two storms added 2.25 inches of rain, boosting June’s total to 4.37 inches. Beetles multiply across the city as spraying units operate and trees are treated.
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Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Man Guilty in Assault Conviction in Rockville Case
Joseph Ross a 54 year old Takoma Park garbage collector was convicted by a Montgomery County jury of assaulting a 72 year old partially blind white widow on her porch May 12. Witnesses testified the victim described the attacker by touch and stated her fear during the incident. Sentencing deferred. maximum penalty in Maryland is life imprisonment.
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Rockville
Joseph “Dupe” Ross
Takoma
Park
Montgomery County
Charles W. Woodward
Maryland
Ross
George Preston
FBI
Woodward
Stedman Prescott
Patrick M Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Joan W. Alien
Kendar
Burton Davis
Kendal
Civil War Pageant in Frederick July 9 Reenacts Early ransom and Monocacy
The second annual pageant Fighting For Time will be staged July 9 at 2 p m with Junior Chamber of Commerce groups and local organizations including the Historical Society the Lost Starrup Riding Club and the Retail Merchants Division. It will feature the Rawson Demand visit by General Stonewall Jackson and the Barbara Fritchie incident with Richard L Shoemaker as General Jubal Early and William E Hardy as general chairman.
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Jubal Early
the Monocacy
Fredi City
Particpa
Rawson
Presbyterian Church Manse
Stonewall” Jackson
Barbara Fritchie
Jaycee
Richard L Shoemaker
William E Hardy
Early
Ecuador leader Plaza seen as future president and farming reformer
J Homer Remsberg reports from Ecuador where former ambassador Galo Plaza appears poised to win the June election. Plaza advocates aggressive agricultural development, modernization of farming, and strong U S cooperation, while Remsberg details remote ranch operations, dairy potential, and the country’s rich pastures near Quito.
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Galo Plaza Lasso
Ecuador
Beusdor
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown Valley
Remsberg
South America
Senor Placa
Mr. Remsberg
Senor Plaza
Plaza
Liberal
Vandenberg
University of Meryland
Maryland
United States
Ono
Tee
Senor Plazas
Remsbers
Frederick Countsman
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Holstein Association of
Foreign Relations Committee
West Patrick House Damaged by Fire
Firefighters were sent to 474 West Patrick Street around 9 50 a m to battle a blaze caused by a stove coal that burned clothing in a bedroom and damaged the kitchen. Horace Disney was reported to tenant the property while the city hall siren failed due to a broken mechanism and repairs were not yet made.
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Patrick Street
Horace Disney
City Hall
C-45 Transport Plane Crashes Near Munich
The Air Force reports a U S Air Force C-45 transport crash near Munich on June 30 killing four American crew members.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Air Force
Munich
Yugoslav Communists Call for Balkan Bloc and Unity
The Yugoslav Communist Central Committee led by Tito presented a program at Borba calling for a Balkan bloc uniting Albanian Bulgarian and Yugoslav peoples on national equality. It urges strengthening the army and expanding cooperation with the Soviet Union and neighboring democracies.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Yugoslav Communist Party
Balkan
Belgrade
Presentaon
Communist Council
Borba
Tito
Soviet Union
Republic of
Albania
Republic of Yugoslavia
United Nations
Federated Peoples’ Republic of Yugoslavia
Organization of the United Nations
Higher Meat Prices Soon
The Agriculture Department warns meat prices will rise through summer and early fall due to tighter supplies and strong demand. Hog, cattle, and sheep prices rose 8 percent from mid May to mid June as market shipments fell. Expect continued supply declines with little material increase before 1950. Louis Warner named Personnel manager at Frederick Taiping Company succeeding resigning Tyson Lee. Warner, Cincinnati native, served in the Army and was stationed at Camp Detrick. previously involved in a Los Angeles banking investment.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Frederick Taiping Company
Louis 3. Warner
Frederick
FT. Tyson Lee
Warner
Cincinnati
Camp Detrick
Los Angeles
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