County Grippe Epidemic Prompts Health Warnings
Frederick County faces a virulent grippe outbreak with no influence cases. Health officer Dr Carroll E Easterday advises physicians handle the illness, limits school returns, and warns against copy-cat remedies. A Western Maryland flu scare led to a Hood College girls game cancellation.
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Photographer Blocked From Picture Of Gov Talmadge
In Ft Valley Ga on March 10 a state trooper barred Macon News photographer Hank Griffin from photographing Gov Herman Talmadge shaking hands with a Negro at a celebration at Fort Walter Negro College. Griffin says a patrol captain warned him not to take the photo. Talmadge later said he knew of no photographer refused permission and acknowledged shaking hands with R T Church and two other Negroes.
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Dismissal Of Jesse James Name Change Request
A Missouri judge dismissed to day J Frank Dalton's request to be known as Jesse Woodson James the outlaw from seventy years ago In a brief ruling the judge warned Dalton to retreat if he really is James and said there is nothing for the court to pass on here Also noted remote restrictions lifted on coal burning rail service restoring passenger service toward normal after a strike and a separate civil suit seeks $4 000 for care expenses of an infant daughter of Lewis Flock filed by Helen Bartholow through attorneys Zimmerman and Thompson
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Montreal paper ties Fuchs to 1946 spy probe
The Ensign says Canada informed the United States and Britain in 1946 that Dr. Klaus Fuchs spied for Russia. It notes the FBI wanted to probe atomic espionage then but was blocked until 1947. Fuchs was later sentenced in Britain to 14 years for passing atomic secrets to Russia. The Ensign cites a Soviet embassy spy ring and a notebook unearthed by RCMP as part of the Ottawa link to the investigation.
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Investigative sparks linked Fuchs to notebook evidence
A man who examined the evidence in Canadian cases recalls two theories. One holds that discovering Fuchs’ name in a notebook triggered the broader inquiry. The other suggests his name appearing touched off the whole investigation.
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Ambiguous Start List Notes Minimum Chiming Value
A fragment references starters with a minimum chiming value of 1500 dollars and notes Mary prevailing on the average. The incomplete text suggests a sports or auction context but lacks clear details, names, dates, or places to specify a full summary.
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Two Baltimore Tax Lawyers Charged With Failing to Pay Income Tax
Baltimore March 10 disbarred lawyer Robert E. Kanode 56 and Richart F. Dunn 57 of Hopgerstown were charged today with failure to pay federal income taxes. Kanode allegedly had $27,360 income for 1946 and 1947 and filed no returns. Dunn allegedly earned $33,397 for 1946 1948 and failed to file. Informations filed in federal court by U S Attorney Bernard J Flynn and Asst U S Attorney Frederick J Green Jr note Kanode was disbarred in 1942 and earlier imprisoned for forgery and larceny.
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Cheap Horses To Run At Least Once A Day
Charles Town W V March 10 The Charles Town Jockey Club agreed today to let cheap horses valued at less than 1000 race here once a day One race daily for horses with a claiming tag under 1000 will be held starting next Wednesday Notices were posted in response to a threatened boycott of the meeting by horse owners John S Foster chairman of the Maryland Delaware West Virginia district of the Horsemen s Benevolent Protective Association announced the threat yesterday Foster said the horsemen objected to Charles Town s plan to limit
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Fire fatality at Sandia secret weapons hive claims another life
The 1014th victim in a Sandia fire died early tonight from internal lung damage. Pvt. Harry Co Handley of Hamilton Ohio passed away with his wife Mary Colandles at his side. Col. Kenner F. Heertford said experts ruled out an oil heater as the cause of the Thursday fire, though the origin may never be known.
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Skunk Stops Class at Northwood School in South Florida
A skunk blocked the Northwood School cafeteria in West Palm Beach on March 10, forcing students to go home while teachers and janitors attempted to remove the animal. The skunk prevailed, using its known defense to keep control of the space.
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Reporter's Quiz on Taft-Hartley Law Support in Fredeulek City
Informal poll during the week shows many residents view the coal strike as weakening the law, while some believe repeal remains needed but with no stronger replacement. Six interviews include E. B. Bartlett and J. F. Zigarski asserting strengthened administration position, with Ralph Bell among respondents.
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Planes Collide Over Steubenville Aerial Crash Kills Two
Two single engine Air Force planes crashed and burned near Steubenville Ohio The pilots died and the State highway patrol investigated midair collision as a possible cause One victim tentatively identified as Lt William Drazle of Steubenville The report notes Tibet lacks railroads highways or deep waterways.
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