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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

13

Timely Warning on Communist War Aims and U S stance

The piece asserts that American communists will back Russia in war and challenges Soviet strategy. It cites Wall Street and imperialism as Moscow propaganda, warns of sabotage during conflict, and credits the House Committee on Un-American Activities with exposing the Communist threat in Washington.

Communist Party United States Russia Wall Street Moscow House Committee On UN Washington Fang and Nail

Russian Parliament In Session Amid Budget Talks

Soviet Russia's Supreme Soviet convenes its fifth session of the second convocation to hear expected answers on Kremlin strategy. Delegates from two chambers discuss the 1949 budget, defense outlays, and economic effects of recent decrees while foreign observers note global defense trends.

Macow Russia Kremlin Supreme Soviet Council of the Union Council of Nationalities United States Britain United States Congress House of Commons

North Market Street school needs major improvements

A letter from Woodrow W. Corbin, president of the North Market Street P.T.A., urges Frederick County support for a $4,000,000 school bond to replace the North Market Street building and upgrade facilities. It argues overcrowding, fire hazards, poor sanitary and lighting conditions, lack of gym, auditorium, library, and playground space, and calls for immediate county action independent of State aid.

North Market Street America Frederick County Board of Education Board of County Commissioners Woodrow W. Corbin North Market St P.T.A. Frederick Avenue

Weather Summary for March Precipitation and Temps

The report shows 24 hour precipitation to 8:30 am today at trace. March to date none with normal March total 3.48 inches. 1948 March total 3.74 inches. Excess until March 1 is 2.72 inches. Yesterday high 57, high last year 80. low last night 38, low last year 30. Sun sets 6.12 pm, rises tomorrow 6.28 am. moon rises 2.27 pm, sets 4.49 am.

Shots Make Orphans Of Eleven Children

Gorsuch Mills Maryland March 1015 William T Schaeffer shot his wife Martha then killed himself police reported The 56 year old farmer lay beside a chicken house with a shotgun The body of 50 year old Mrs Schaeffer was nearby Two Schaeffer children Melvin and Mrs Esther Jones heard shots and saw their mother fall The children then saw their father shoot himself Dr A M France Baltimore County Medical Examiner ruled murder and death by own action

Gorsuch Mills William T. Schaeffer Martha Maryland Schaeffer Melvin Esther Jones A. M. France Baltimore County

Fifty Years Ago Loralems From The Columns Of The News

Historical slice from March 1 1829 notes Mrs Minnie C Dutrow selling a three story brick dwelling at 29 West Second Street Mrs Ann R Johnson buys for 0 Lewis E Crum sells a two story dwelling at 61 West Fifth Street to Charles F E Klipp for 511 Mrs WM Hodyer and Elizabeth Dyer nearly suffocated by coal gas on West Seventh Street Union Bridge and Frederick stage stuck in snow north of Libertytown driver halted overnight at T J Reister residence Deep snow drifts line roads near Buckeystown George Bente narrowly escaped being struck by shifting Pennsylvania RR cars while crossing trestling between Baltimore and East Patrick streets Daniel Eissler buys lot from George W Smith and Col Chas F E Trail on Madison Street to build two houses.

Minnie C. Dutrow West Second Street Ann R. Johnson Lewis E. Crum West Fifth Street Charles FE. Klipp WM. HO Dyer Elizabeth Dyer West Seventh Street Union Bridge Frederick Libertytown George Wm. Smith Col Chas. FE Trail Madison Street

Appointments of county road supervisors announced

County Commissioner Lochner announced the season’s first appointments for road supervisors in Creagerstown Woodsboro Mt Pleasant Johnsville and Walkersville districts. State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte told Frederick Izaak Walton League members the State Game Department may buy 1000 to 2000 acres in the county for a game refuge if the price is fair. Lane Hagerstown and Mr Mrs William Preston Lane were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Philip Winebrewer who hosted a dinner party Saturday evening. Part of the city was plunged into darkness as high winds knocked out several wire circuits.

Lochner Creagerstown Woodsboro Mt. Pleasant Johnsville Walkersville E. Lee LeCompte Frederick Izaak Walton League State Game Department Mak William Preston Lane Hagerstown Pholip R. Winebrewer

Argentine Coalition Talks Stir In Argentina In March

Washington Daybook reports secret negotiations by Argentine generals with Socialists and Democrats as Peron faces exile rumors and a possible U.S. loan. The piece notes a new publicity push for Peron and a fierce Navy Air Force clash over atomic warfare and defense spending amid postwar budget shifts.

Tris Coffin Washington Argentina Socialists Democrats Juan Peron U. S World Bank James Bruce Peron United States State Department Uncle Sam Crowson Crowsen Institute of Global Research Lsted Washington Telephone Book Telephone Company Institute

Supreme Court affirms states' power over closed shops and union rules

In multiple decisions this year the Supreme Court reaffirms state authority to regulate or ban closed shops and union membership mandates, while noting Congress may act but cannot override state constitutional rights. The rulings stress states preserve labor dispute rights and limit federal preemption in employer employee relations.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Congress Justice Frankfurter Wagner Connery House Labor Mittee

Hoover Commission calls closer Treasury supervision of lending

The Hoover Commission urged direct Treasury supervision over major lending agencies including the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Export-Import Bank. It proposed freeing Treasury from political appointments, restructuring field services, and creating a national monetary council to coordinate domestic finance. The FDIC under Treasury and narcotics shift to Justice drew dissent.

Washington Hoover Commission Congress Department Internal Revenue and Customs Herbert Hoover Treasury Reconstruction Finance Corporation U. S Export-Import Bank Senate Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC Federal Reserve Board Narcotics Bureau Justice Department Commission REC National Monetary and Credit Council Secretary of Treasury Federal Reserve Board, Housing and Home Finance Agency Farm Credit Administration Treasury Central Agency Tue Treasury Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Home Loan Corporation Defense Homes Corporation Aiken

Food Handlers School Set To Open In Winchester Hall

Frederick County Health Department will run the second annual Food Handlers School in Winchester Hall with morning, afternoon and evening sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm. Sanitary inspector Bruce A Bruchey leads the program with sessions by state and county health officials and invited guests. About 400 attendees were counted last year from many county sections.

Frederick County Health Department Winchester Hall Bruce A. Bruchey C. S. Brinsfield Food and Drug Commissioner State Department of Health Jean Hartman State Health Department Janet Kerchner Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Hilda Moxley Frederick County Robertson Montgomery County Robert Wilson District of Columbia Restaurant Association

Shrinking Dollars Discussed by Roger W Babson

Babson Park Florida March 10. The essay warns that inflation remains a threat as purchasing power has fallen, and that war costs and debt drive prices higher. It urges parents to teach character and prudent habits while guiding children toward savings and varied, practical investments.

Roger W. Babson Babson Park Fla Russia United States Great Britain United Nations Tom William Asheville N. C Jons Pub. Fin. Bureau, Inc

Local News Briefs From Walkersville Frederick Area

Among The Sick Fred Staley, son of Mr. and Mrs Joshua Staley of Walkersville, is confined to bed with rheumatic fever. Mrs Charles Cook of 11 McMurray Street returned home Wednesday evening from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had undergone an operation. Miss Bessie L Zeigler of Buckeystown formerly of Hyattstown and Washington DC was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the ambulance of M R Etchison and Son recently.

Fred Staley Joshua Staley Walkersville Charles Cook McMurray Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Bessie L. Zeigler Buckeystown Hyattstown Washington, D. C M. R. Etchison and Son

One Day School Event With Exhibits And Vendors

A county event shifts to a one day school this year. Restaurant and lunch room employees are invited to attend as exhibitors from various manufacturers and display companies set up in the hall. Refreshments will be served courtesy of several county manufacturers.

Wedding News From March Ceremonies In Maryland

A flurry of marriages unfolds with several weddings reported. Mary M Aulbright married Joseph E Chew in Knoxville church with a large reception at the groom's Brunswick home. Additional unions include Margaret Ellen Curfman and Paul Vernon Clabaugh in Walkersville, William H Grosser and Lou Ella Spring in Westminster, and Betty Jane Beall wed Corporal Corsie Mullins at Calvary Methodist parsonage.

Chew—Aulbright Church of God Knoxville Mary M. Aulbright Joseph E. Chew Brunswick Frederick John F. Myers Myers Howard Lewis Joseph Barger Vinetta Webber Millie Roney Lena Stevens May Leopole Buddie Fauble Russell Fauble Annie Tucker Albert Miller Richard Wolfe Harry Stevens George Crum Frances Chew W. J. Nelson George Wenner Mary Fields W. F. Rust Gilbert Nicklas Janie Nicklas Sue Bush Katie Smith Katherine Reid Harry Aulbright Baltimore Mullins—Beall Calvary Methodist Church Betty Jane Beall William E. Beall Decorsie Mullins Camp Detrick Wise Mullins Quicksand J. Franklin Haas Monroe Beall B. M Mullins Austin Abrecht, Jr Corporal Mullins Fort Meade

Tornadoes Strike South and Missouri Blizzard Hits

Associated Press reports violent weather across the south and central states with tornadoes in six states killing one schoolgirl and injuring about 40, widespread property damage and homelessness. A severe snowstorm battered the Missouri Ozarks killing two and snarling traffic while floods lingered in Nebraska, Montana and Iowa as cold snaps lowered temperatures across multiple regions.

Associated Press Missouri Ozarks Nebraska Montana Towa South Midwest Plains Dakotas Minnesota Michigan

Anniversaries From 1749 To 1948 In History And Birthdays

Know America Today's anniversaries recount notable figures born or died across two centuries, including Lorenzo D. Ponte in 1749, John McCloskey in 1810, and Frank J. North in 1840, with deaths spanning 1885 to 1940. Also listed are landmark events such as the Louisiana Purchase in 1804, Bell’s first intelligible speech in 1876, and U S Army actions in 1945, plus several birthdays and a horoscope.

Lorenzo D. Ponte U. S Haly John McCloskey New York Brooklyn Robert Hoe Manfacturers Frank J. North Scon and Frontiersman Nebraska Pawnee Indian Scout Companies Ludlowville Lillian D. Ward Henry Street New York City Ohio Louisiana Purchase United States Frenel Seth Boyde National ‘Association Grand Lodge of Th Benevolent Order of Elks Alexander Grahar Bell Jan Masaryk Czechoslovakia Max ‘Rhorek Chicago Hungary Wallace Murray Iran Bardstow Ky Anna Hyatt Huntington Cambridge Mass Barry Fitzgerald Ireland Palmer Hoyt The Denver Post Rosevilleh Wallace T. Holliday Standard Oil of Cleveland Peter M. Fraser Th Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co East Orange N. J

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