Air Line Opens With First Frederick Flight Plans
Plans solid for All American Airways passenger cargo and mail service Monday on the new air route. Local cadets, 104000 envelopes with six cent cachets prepared for first flights east and west. A taxi stand near the Francis Scott Key Hotel will handle airport connections. A Sunday press flight from Washington to Pittsburgh precedes the regular westbound and eastbound services.
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All American Airways
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Francis Scott ‘Ey
Reguar
Pittsburgh
Eave
West
East
West Irontlay
Barbara Fritenie
Bank's Ammunition In Safe Stolen in Denmark Robbery
Three masked men robbed Denmark State Bank yesterday afternoon and escaped with most of the cash. Bank president George De Broux reported the security system failed to stop the theft, with $35,000 to $40,000 believed taken as an upstairs buzzer and rifle scheme faltered when ammunition was found locked in the safe.
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Denmark
Wis
George de Broux
Rio Denmark State Bank
Emery Kroening
Green Bay
ress-Gazette
de Broux
Ase
Belfry Bell Toll Sparks Aid for Wounded Worker
Conshohocken Pennsylvania March 5 a 50 year old maintenance engineer fell from a ladder in a 100 foot church tower. Injured and unable to call for help he tolled the bell to summon assistance. Church sexton Messner heard the toll and summoned police and firemen. Dewan was lowered from the belfry with ropes and blankets for treatment.
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Conshohocken
Ohn J. Dewan
Dewan
Fi Messner
Dean
Maryland 4-H Presents Governor with Angel Food Cake
In Annapolis on March 5 Governor Lane accepted a 4-H angel food cake as tokens of clubwork in Maryland. Miss Ruth Ellen Ifert of Georgetown baked the cake and J. Turner of Sadlersville provided eggs from his father’s farm during a brief ceremony in the State House.
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Annapolis
Govert Lane
Maryland
Lane
State House
Ruth Ellen Ifert
J. Turner Ie
Sadlersville
Who Has To Do What About His Income Tax
This 11th of 12 pieces explains deductions and nonreportable income for the 1948 return. It lists medical deduction limits, charity limits, and personal deductions, plus unemployment and GI Bill benefits not required on Form 1040. It also details deductible personal expenses and prohibits deducting federal taxes not tied to business. It ends with an example and a schedule of exemptions and rates. Five arrests were listed overnight by city police for intoxication and other charges.
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James Marlow Washington
Alabama
California
Florida
Louisiana
North Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Hawaii
Jones
Ukrainian displaced person joins farm near New London
Nicholas, a 45 year old Ukrainian identified by nickname Nick, arrived Friday to work on Charles T. Smith’s farm near New London under the displaced persons program. He traveled from the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore with 44 others, is married with three children reportedly captured by Russians, and knows little English or milking. He is said to be congenial and willing to work, with his only recent language aid German learned during World War I.
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Nicholas
Charles T. Smith
New London
Nick
Mr. Smith
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Frederick County
Samsville
Smith
Damage Suit Filed After Cutting Affray At Picnic
William B. Cosgrave, 33, Park Mills resident and special deputy sheriff, sues Mary D. Biggus and Charles E. Biggus for 19000 damages over injuries at a May 31 colored picnic at Manor Woods Buckeystown district. He says peace officers were not provided, he was stabbed and cut during efforts to separate a fight, and he incurred medical costs and farm losses. The Bigguses were previously sentenced to prison terms for their roles.
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Park Mills
William B. Cosgrave
Mary D. Biggus
Charles E. Biggus
New London
Guy Anders
Frederick County
William P. Larkin Post
American Legion
Cosgrave
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Sherman P. Bowers
Manor Woods
Buckeystown
William P. Larkin
George Layman
Frederick
Layman
Charles Biggus
Mary Biggus
Biggus
House of Correction
State Reformatory
Giant Flying Boat Sets Passenger Load Record
The flying boat Caroline Mars carried 269 aboard in San Francisco showing the largest passenger load for any aircraft. Six crew plus 263 Navy personnel from San Diego made the trip in 2 hours 41 minutes, surpassing the dirigible Akron's 232 in 1933.
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San Francisco
Yesteroday
San Diego
Russian UN staff member and DOJ employee held
A Russian United Nations staff member and a Justice Department employee were arrested in New York on charges of stealing American secrets. Judith Coplen, 27, and Valentine A. Gubitchev, 32, were detained as FBI agents followed Coplen. UN Secretary General Trygve Lie suspended Gubitchev, described as a Russian delegation member and third secretary of the USSR secretariat. The case involves immunity questions and a loyalty-based internal probe.
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Washington
United Nations
Department of Justice
New York
Tom Clark
Judith Coplen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Justice Department
Valentine A. Gubitchey
U. N
Trygve Lie
Gubitchev
S ‘Ing
Manhattan
United States
U.N
Congo
FBI
Miss Coplon
United Nations Secondariat
State Department
Seven Firemen Die as Charleston Blaze Rages
A six alarm million dollar fire in downtown Charleston killed seven firemen and injured fifteen, with Woolworth and Kresge stores wrecked. Citizens donated over two thousand dollars for families as widows receive pay, insurance, and pensions. The blaze began around 4 a.m. and was controlled about noon after a night of water spray and smouldering debris.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mareham
Tate
Woolworth
Kresge
Army Sergeant Killed in W Boulevard Crash and Police Car Fire
Army Sergeant Edgar H. Boles, 33, of Greenfield Delaware, stationed at Fort Meade, died after his car hit a telephone pole and plunged down an embankment on the Washington Boulevard. Two Fort Meade soldiers in separate cars crashed into a state police car which caught fire and exploded. Corporals Thomas Way Jr and Theodore A. Williams were unhurt. Boles died en route to Leland Memorial Hospital Cheverly. In Montreal, Prime Minister Louis St Laurent warned war remains possible.
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Muirkirk
Washington Boulevard
Edgar HH
Boles
Greenfield
Fort Meade
Edward Powley
Thomas Way, Jr
Theodore A. Williams
Leland Memorial Hospital
Cheverly
John T. Maloney
Prince Georges County
Mild Temperatures Span Nation as Cold Wave Looms North
Mild temperatures prevailed across the country today with a cold wave forecast to reach parts of the north central states. Weather officials warned of sharp overnight drops and potential frost as the system moves in from the northwest.
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Chicago
North Central States
Final Arguments In Trial Begin Monday
Washington reports final arguments will start Monday in the six week trial of Mildred E. Gillars. Witnesses Schmidt Hansen and Erwin Christiani testified as the defense and prosecution differed over past statements and loyalties to Germany after Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
Sally
Mildred E. Gillars
Johannes Schmidt-Hansen
Erwin Christiani
John M. Kelley
Schmidt-Hansen
Mass Gillar
James J. Laughlin
Shmidt-Jansen
Miss Gallibo
Germany
Kelley
Miss Gil 6
Black Forest
Christiani
Laughlin
Miss Gillars
No Comment On Board Letter To Sen Storm
County Commissioners weighed a request from the Frederick County Board of Education for a $2.5 million school construction enabling act to be introduced in the General Assembly. They had earlier signaled support for no more than $1.5 million for school work and hinted a formal statement may come next week. Senator Storm was expected to comment soon on the school construction proposal and related plans. DEED RECORDED A deed recorded in the clerk’s office for sale of a residence on the east side of Fairview Avenue from Mr and Mrs W Osborne Schade to Mr and Mrs Philip N Robert for about $16,500.
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Ederick County Board of Education
Edward D. Storm
General Assembly
Storm
Fairview Avenue
W. Osborne Schade
Philip N. Robert
Heroic Rescue Swings Off Duty Officer To Save Woman
Chicago March 4 A young traffic policeman Francis P. Sherrier 25 hailed as a hero for rescuing Mrs Lillian Paul 39 who dangled by her coat from an eighth floor window at the Wacker Hotel on the near North Side. With two officers he held legs and helped haul her inside after the sash cords broke. Mrs Paul weighed about 160 pounds and shouted to be left alone as prayers were said. She was released on a $10 bond for disorderly conduct.
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Chicago
Francis P. Sherrier
Lillian Paul
Sherrier
Wacker Hotel
Mrs. Paul
Dahm
Anderson
Sle
Protestants Face Tuesday Sentencing For Espionage
Bulgarian court to hand down sentences Tuesday to Protestant defendants accused of espionage and treason. Prosecution seeks death for four leaders, with long prison terms for others. Defense portrays defendants as ordinary clergy misled by missions and American influence.
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Goa
de Funyte
Revargt Cheney
Naketo Naumov
Missin
Montier
Cherney
Bulgaria
Hualy
New Windsor Man Dies In Bed
New Windsor lifelong resident John Smith Baile aged 74 was found dead in bed by his wife Mrs Ethel Baile. He worked as a cashier at the National Bank of New Windsor from 1905 to 1932 and had been retired since 1932. The family physician Dr M E Rovenson pronounced him dead. He leaves a wife and several children and grandchildren. The funeral will be held Monday at 11 in the family home, with cremation in Washington. Flowers requested to be omitted. Friends may call Sunday evening at the New Windsor funeral home. Don Hartzler and Sons, funeral directors.
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New Windsor
John Smith Baile
Ethel
J. Baile
Baile
Fb National Bank of New Witiedsor
M. E. Rovenson
Bate
Sulphur Springs Lodge
Tre
Nathan Ho
Mary Smuath Bare
Sareeshin
Nathan Jo
Andrews Feld
Washington
U.S Agny Air Force
Johnny Long Island
Hallett 2
Mild
Magistrate Dismisses Manslaughter Charge in Rockwell Death
Halethorpe reports Magistrate John T. Farrell dismissed manslaughter charges in the death of Leland Rockwell, 43, chairman of Baltimore County Republican Party, killed in an automobile crash on Washington Boulevard. White, 22, of Baltimore, his wife, 20, and two other passengers survived with injuries. White’s wife sustained a fractured skull and was hospitalized.
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Halethorpe
White
Leland Rockwell
Baltimore County
Republican Party
John T. Farrell
Rockwell
Washington Boulevard
Baltimore
Helen
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Bushbobbing Legal Battle Narrow in Maryland Counties
The News reports on a Bushbobbing law dispute noting a 25-hook outline used in fishing is banned, while bushbobbing allows a single hook per line. The practice remains legal in four Maryland counties including Frederick, with a General Assembly proposal to end it there.
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News
Maryland
Frederick
General Assembly
U S Government Runs World Largest Motor Fleet
Budget Bureau report shows the U S Government operates about three quarters of a million noncombat motor vehicles including 180000 in the continental U S and 57000 overseas. It details costs per mile, average ages, and the push to standardize procurement while noting department leaders in car and truck use. Incorporation papers filed for R P Bennett Company in Frederick to deal in machinery.
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Washington
Sam
Budget Bureau
U.S
Uncle Sams
Taste O
U. S
United States
Treasury
Justice
Higgest
Lis Bureau of Reclamation
West
D. C
Bureau of Supplies
TVA
Department of Commerce
Congressional
State Tax Commission
R. P. Bennett Company
Frederick
Robert Pearce Bennett
Braddock Heights
Manuel M. Weinberg
Thomas S. Glass
Robbery Targeted Actress in Paris Jewel Heist
Mrs Clarl Typaldon Bassian a San Francisco native and former silent film actress in Hollywood reported being seized by three men in Paris last night and robbed of jewels valued at 25000 dollars. She gave police a description of the assailants and the incident is under investigation.
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Paris
Clarl Typaldon-Bassian, Ao
San Francisco
Hollywood
Prison sentences in Mindszenty case total 13 more jailed
Budapest March 3 A Workers Court convicted 13 people tied to Cardinal Mindszenty in black market money dealings. Sentences ranged from one to eight years with fines. six defendants claimed police intimidation, but rulings noted witness testimony and light penalties. Appeals restricted to the larger Peoples’ Court case.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Pat Biro
Cardinal Mindsventy
Peoples’ Court
Gyorgy Nagy
Lajos Heggvarl
Cardinal Mindszenty
Msgr
Imre Boka
Ife
Gabor Horvath
Paul Esterhazy
Esterhazy
Nigary
Jozsef Zid
Janosaci
Nagy
World Day Of Prayer Service Draws Large Local Gathering
All Protestant churches in the area were represented at Trinity Chapel for World Day of Prayer. About 125 women attended, the largest turnout in years, with theme The Lord is My Keeper. Leaders were Mrs Ernest Webb and Mrs W Bartgis Storm. Soloist Mrs Lincoln D Engelbrecht, organist Mrs Frank Lewis. A substantial offering supported Council projects.
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Trinity Chapel
Frederick County
McClune Cleared at Fort Meade Trial in Germany
Fort Meade report says Col Harold H McClune was acquitted on charges of neglecting duty and mistreatment of inmates at an Army disciplinary camp in Wurzburg Germany. The court martial clears him to retire in San Antonio Texas and notes four enlisted men claimed frost bite while confined in January 1947. Free officers who served under him were acquitted on similar charges in recent days.
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Fort Meade
Harold H. McClune
Wurzburg
Germany
McClune
San Antonio
Tex
Wrong Address Fire Calls at Wisner Street
Firemen answered an alarm at 17 Wisner street on Friday morning. The News previously reported the blaze at 17 Winchester street, an error corrected here. Newspatr el C Hives.
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Wisner Street
Winchester Street
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State Aviation Commisson
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Colls
W. John Smith
West Fifth Street
James E. Miller
Union Bridge
Claude W. Carhart
John Henry Gray
Lawrence T. Wilkerson
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Tieul
Dorsey
Swomlex
Twentey
Haugh
New Market
U.N. Staff
Justice Dept
Montreal
Louis St. Laurent
Sen. Storm
Sofia
J.S. Baile
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Col. McClune
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