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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 04, 1948

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Mentzer brothers sentenced for assaults on fireman and storekeeper

Theodore Q. Mentzer, 28, receives five years for both assaults while Floyd Mentzer, 20, and Melvin Mentzer, 29, get three years each for the Shaff and related attack. The incidents occurred after a car collision on Ice and Saints streets in Frederick, with bystanders and lawmen detailing brutal scenes.

Burkinsville House of Correction Frederick Burkitsville Theodore Q. Mentzer Floyd Mentzer Melvin Mentzer Alton E. Shaff Charles W. Woodward Patrick M. Schnauffer Shaff Bic Huffer Adalt Burkittsville Woodward Theodore Mentzer Mentzer Ahab Ice and Saints Charles Gearhart Philadelphia Harry Nagle France Ice All Saints Street George Mentzer Gearhart Mentzers Shafi Jared Carl Toberg Daniel Swomier Olice Theolore Mentzer Shaf Shas Aselvin Menizx Floyd Rank Dorsey Swomey Shaft Floyd Alentzer Melvin Ahaltid Tierney E. Austin Ames

Former Minister Reported In Flight From Prague

The Communist press hints that former earth Minister Adolf Prochazka his wife and an anti Communist student leader have fled Czechoslovakia amid unclear whereabouts March 4 Prague report notes mystery surrounds their location.

Prague Comunist Press Earth Adolf Prochazka Czechoslovakia Eir

Some Items From Farms Now Lower

Chicago business notes that farm income has slipped for several major commodities versus a year earlier. Hog prices fell from about 29.50 to 24.25 per hundred pounds, while cattle improved to 23.50–26.30 per hundredweight. sheep, lambs, and grain markets also showed declines or gains depending on item and market region. Potatoes and butter held near last year, but eggs rose from 42–44 to about 52–52.5 cents per dozen.

Chicago South St Paul Minn East St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Idaho Russett Burbank New York

Heir Found for $1,000 Legacy in Buffalo

Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff announced that Thomas Edward Darner of Buffalo New Mexico is the rightful heir to a $1,000 bequest from the late Lydia Darner of Walkersville. After defeating claims from several other Thomas Darners and an adopted son from Mobile Alabama Darner’s identity was verified by family links and witness details.

Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff Radcliff Thomas Edward Darner Buffalo Walkersville Thomas Darners Mobile Ala Tommy Darner News-Post Post Office Raddh Darmer Darner Jefferson Chicago Turtle Creek Danners Mr. Radcliff

Red Cross Campaign Gains Momentum in Frederick County

Partial returns from the first three days of the fund drive near a thousand dollars while Daniel J. Thomas notes strong cooperation and enthusiasm from several hundred volunteers. Texas City, Texas, over subscribed its quota in the latest drive, with local headquarters at the Federated Charities Building. Kevin T. R. Walker and Robert L. Smith report active campaigning and expected surpassing of goals. The Frederick County Chapter maintains permanent headquarters at 19 North Court Street with full time staff, and supports veterans through sewing, knitting, and supply distributions, plus Transportation by the Motor Corps.

Daniel J. Thomas Red Cross Frederick County National Red Cross Texas City Tex Federated Charities South Market Street Kevin T. R. Walker Robert L. Smith Thomas Frederick North Court Street Motor Corps

Bathroom Bedroom Talks Played Back in Fulton Civil Court

Landlady E A Shepherd testified in Fulton Civil Court that tenant E H Richardson recorded intimate conversations in the bathroom bedroom and living room and played them for his family using a microphone through a hot air duct. Richardson denied the claims and faced a $100 bond for peeping Tom violations.

Atlanta Fulton Autlanta E. A. Shepherd Quincy Arnold E. H. Richardson Arnold Richardson

Still A Nazi Says Female Fuehrer In Tübingen

Frau Gertrud Scholtz Klink Heissmeyer, former head of Nazi women, declares she remains a Nazi though she and her husband Maj. Gen. August Heissmeyer doubt Hitler and Bormann are dead. They were arrested by American French and German police and held in a French prison after fleeing Berlin in 1945.

Tuebingen Germany Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink Heissmeyer Hitler August Heissmeyer Martin Bormann Frau Heissmeyer Heissmeyer Berlin Heissmeyers Gen. Heissmeyer Stuckedro Europe Oficer U.S

Ambush Kills 17 Jewish Militiamen Near Ramallah

Arabs ambushed a Haganah patrol near Ramallah today killing 17 Jewish militiamen, police report. Fire department responded to a stove fire at 203 East Third Street with smoke triggering a fire alarm at 1:45 PM. Juniors and Citizens Truck Company extinguished the blaze with no damage.

Jerusalem Haganah Ramallah Arag East Third Street Citizens Tr Company

Mihai abdication claim and Frederick County school study

Former Romanian king Mihai says his abdication was forced by a government backed by a foreign power and not binding. In Maryland, the Frederick County Board of Education approves a long term study of the entire county school system to plan building needs and a potential program, with a consultant to visit schools and report findings.

Mihai London Romania Auihai United States Buckingham Palace Europe Petru Groza Gheorghiu Dej Theu Frederick County County Board of Education State Board of Education Board of Education Thurmont Middletown Libertytown Anne Arundel County Mary D. Wood New Market Virginia Warner Millard Coblentz Myersville Harmony Coblent Hood Geisbert Urbana Frederick Geisbert Adamstown Charles F. Hartman Pruitt Surrplus

Daylight Time Decision Looms For Frederick

City officials weigh reestablishing daylight saving time with the Board of Aldermen expected to act soon. Other cities such as Gettysburg and Salisbury have already adopted daylight time this year, starting April 25 and ending September 26. The previous ordinance was not continued, so renewal would be needed if Frederick chooses to observe daylight time again. Farm groups oppose while civic groups favor, with regional practices likely influencing Frederick’s decision.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Gettysburg Salisbury Richard E. Zimmerman

Naval Academy board of visitors names announced

Annapolis reports 18 members including Governor Lane and Senators Tydings and Byrd named to the 1948 Naval Academy board of visitors. The group also includes appointees by President Truman and the House Speaker to review the academy program and facilities. Officers of Ebert Ice Cream Company elected: Mrs. M. B. Ebert president, Clyde M. Raney vice president, G. H. McGregor secretary, Frank M. Dertzbaugh treasurer. Directors are the named officers and Lewis R. Dertzbaugh.

Annapolis William Preston Lane, Jr Maryland U. S Free State Virginia Naval Academy Board of Visitors Tod Billard E. Tydings Dmd Harry F. Byrd D-Va Senate Truman House Ebert Ice Cream Company, Inc M. B Ebert Clyde M. Raney G. H McGregor Frank M. Dertzbaugh Lewis R Dertzbaugh

Weather holds firm as cold spell lingers two days

Raw cold weather continues with light rain possible and no snow forecast. Temperatures dropped to 23 at 8:30 a.m. and may rise to near 40 this afternoon with low forties tomorrow. Some snow reported north and in Harrisburg while western Maryland sees no significant accumulation. Knights Templar visit Frederick led by J Edward Collins expected with 160 knights from several cities. dinner at the Masonic Temple.

Weather Bureau Here Mercury Harrisburg Pennsylvania Maryland Knights Templar J. Edward Collins Knights Templar of Jacques DeMolay Frederick Baltimore Washington Cumberland Hagerstown Rockville Masonic Temple Amos H Elliott

Estimating 1948 income tax steps and 1040ES forms

A Washington column explains who must file an estimated tax and pay the first installment by March 15. It details Form 1040ES, deductions, and a step by step example for a couple with two children earning nine thousand three hundred sixty dollars annually.

James Marlow Washington Toehill Iil Internal Revenue Collector

Grains Open Sharply Higher On Wheat Offer News

Grains rose on the Board of Trade after the Agricultural Department said it sought flour equivalent to 9.3 million bushels of wheat. May wheat futures climbed as much as 10 cents at the opening, hitting the daily limit.

Chicago Board of Trade Agricultural Department

Wedemeyer China Report Under Fire In Congress

Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer testified before the House Foreign Affairs committee on the 570 million dollar China aid program insisting military aid is needed to combat Communist expansion. He warned dollars alone won’t halt communism and noted tensions with Secretary Marshall and President Truman over China policy.

Washington Ress China House Foreign Affairs Committee Albert C. Wedemeyer Wedemeyer Truman State Department Rep Judd R-Minn House Committee Marshall Gen Douglas MacArthur Congress MacArthur House Tokyo Vandenberg Mich Oatly Europe Trieste America Chiang-Kai- Shek

Battleship Pennsylvania Scuttled Near Kwajalein

The battleship Pennsylvania, survivor of Pearl Harbor and atomic tests, was scuttled near Kwajalein on February 10. Two other ships, the destroyer Trippe and the attack transport Banner, were sunk February 3 and 16 respectively as part of Bikini atoll operations. The navy cited progressive deterioration and safety concerns about the ship’s seaworthiness.

Pearl Harbor Pennsylvania Kwajalein Navy Okinay Bikini Trippe Banner Kiwaijeken Lagoon Easher Okinawa

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