Guilty Plea in Warehouse Theft Case Ends in Pending Sentence
In Wo County, Sterling Warner and Fred W. Naill admitted breaking and entering at the J. L. Noell warehouse after climbing a drain pipe. Warner, injured, and Naill face possible sentences next week as prosecutors note drinking prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Mauffer
Early Airy
Sterling Warner
Fred W. Naill
Pacific
Warner
Edwin F. Ni
Naill
Queston
J. L. Noell
Uli
Harles
Akien
Mt Airy
Fredick Memorial Hospital
Charles D. McLane
Alton Y. Bennett
Charles A. Price
Bennett
Harner
Noell
Wareouse
Warer
Maill
House of Correction
Relief On Way From Bitter Cold March Across Regions
A bitter cold outbreak spread from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast and into the Texas plains, halting travel and causing crop fears. Heavy snow blocked highways across the midwest and southwest, stalling thousands of cars and trucks. Schools closed in parts of Texas and other states as temperatures dropped and shortages appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chétago
Rockies
Atantic
Texas Rande Valley
Midwest
Southwest
Hio
Oklahoma
Snow Belt
Kansas
Texas
Knnsylvania
Ohio
Hentuc
Frigid Frederick County Weather Drops To Near Ten
Crisp, clear conditions spread across Frederick County as the Weather Bureau forecasts a near ten degree low tonight and a slow warmup tomorrow. Last night the mercury fell to 18, replacing rain and mist with a light mix that stayed mostly rain. Precipitation totaled 0.18 inches, with a late clearing preventing snow and a forecast of fair skies through Sunday and rising temperatures on Saturday.
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Rederick County
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Frederick
Dual High Speed Road Linking Baltimore and Frederick
The Maryland State Roads Commission says construction starts this spring on a dual high speed road from Baltimore city line to Pine Orchard on Route 40 and a future extension toward Carroll County. Bids awarded at the Baltimore end cover the first section, with plans for a second westbound lane on Route 30 alternate and Edmondson Avenue dualization from Rolling Road to Pine Orchard. The total five to ten year project aims to connect Maryland cities with a modern highway network in a $175,000,000 five year program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
State Roads Commission
F Childs, Jr
Baltimore City
Pine Orchard
Ellicott City
Carroll County
Childs
Maryland
Wer
U. S
Edmondson Avenue
Rolling Road
E Orchard
E New Road
Wing debris or dead trees near Catoctin range baffled find
Towerman Alonzo Hewitt reported a sighting he thought might be a Coast Guard plane wing but suspected it was only dead trees blown against rocks. The location was two air line miles from Salamander above the former Kingman Brewster property west of Catoctin Furnace. State police planned to contact Hewitt for further check if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hewitt
Hewitt
Kingman Brewster
Catoctin Furnace
City
Thurmont
Catoctin
Coast Guard
Salamander
Hood College Students Rally for Marshall Plan Trip
Hood College and thirteen nearby colleges plan a Saturday trip to Washington to press Congress to pass the Marshall Plan before Easter. Friday meetings featured the plan's explanation by Virginia Lev and Olive S. Reddie with a follow up planned next week after the Saturday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Maryland
Washington
Pennsylvania
Miiss
Virginia Lev 2
Olive S. Reddie
Genepresenta Erether
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk s office for property sales in Thurmont and Catoctin districts. Henry Myers sold to Charles Fy ers a 150 acre tract with improvements near 20 000 dollars. Charles W McCaley sold to Ror F Valentine a site at East Main and Lombard streets for about 38 500. Victor Smith sold to Harold J Muller about 23 acres in Catoctin district for around 4 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Myers
Charles Fyers
Thurmont
Charles W_ McCaley
Ror F. Valentine
East Main and
Lombard _streets
Victor Smith
Harold J. Muler
Mcres
Catoctin
Large Blood Bank Fund Drive Aims Public Blood Reserve
Red Cross launches public solicitation part of a fund drive to build a large blood bank program. Officials report over 3.5 million pints annually for civilians and military, with goals rising from 4.2 million dollars raised to support a 14.1 million objective.
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Red Cross
George A. ‘Nevin
Grace Evangelical and Reformled Church
Daniel J. Thomas
Nevin T. R Waskey
R. E. Welhelm
Monocaty Valley Association
John R. Fitzpatrick
Fidelis Bible
Richard F. Nallin
E. E. Currens
Marjorie Kline
Hubert L. Smith
Charles 5. Lane
Julian Brooks
Otho J. Kelteriff
Lane
Bir
Nevin
Reds Cross
United States
Ana
Rai
Atevin
Baltimore
Frederick County
Russian Sentry Uses Dum-Dum In Vienna Attack On GI
In Vienna a Soviet sentry used an outlawed dum-dum bullet to wound American Private Jack Grunden as he and two other GIs faced a guard, with two Austrian girls present. General Geoffrey Keyes reported the incident contradicting Soviet accounts that blamed intoxicated Americans. Grunden received aid on the scene, but was left unattended by Russian forces during the 45 minutes afterward. A preliminary protest has been filed with the Soviet commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vienna
U. S
Jack Grunden
Geoffrey Keyes
Russia
Keres
Ivanov
Grand
Keyes
Grunden
Gmunden
Five Nations Agree On 90 Year Western Union Pact
Brussels reports Britain France and the Benel nations adopt a 30 year treaty to bind five western European states in political economic and military union aimed at checking Communism Delegates prepared to sign next Wednesday with Belgium Britain France Luxembourg and the Netherlands listed as participants Moscow criticizes the move accusing the conference of inviting US interference and portraying it as a plot against peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Britain
France
Europe
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Ernest Bevin
George Rendel
Moscow
U.S
Lizvestia
United States
Observer
Germany
Us.s.r
Wild Dogs Threaten Farms As Deputies Hunt Pack Attacks
Sheriff details ongoing dog attacks on livestock with deputies patrols failing to locate the canines. Farmers reluctant to shoot trespassing dogs. public nuisance rules allow killing on sight. Treasurer notes dog license revenue rising to 8,262 this fiscal year, already over prior period totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Guy Anders
Maryland
New London
George F. Crouse
Libersstown
James H Falk
Orderly's Kindness Nets $200000 Award
Washington reports a hospital orderly Richard N. Dawson received a $200000 award after caring for Bou Switz of Delaware Texas in 1935. Switz later died and left $200000 to Dawson who now earns $150 a month as a hospital handyman.
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Washington
Richard N. Dawson
Bou Switzz
Delaware
Tex
Swit
Baltimore
Dawson
Switz
Yen For That Too Tokyo Sparks Anti Inflation Show
Crowds gathered on March 12 as Tokyo unveils a new anti inflation measure featuring a group of scantily clad dancers on a department store balcony. The performance included hula dances while traffic in a downtown intersection slowed under the spectacle. An announcer urged the crowd to save their men to fight inflation.
Hood College Professor Dr Shaw to Retire After 29 Years
Dr Esther E Shaw, English professor at Hood College, will retire at the end of the current academic year, marking her twenty ninth on the Hood faculty. She joined Hood in 1919, designed the English chair in 1945, and has served on multiple committees and as adviser to the Blue and Grey for 27 years. She holds degrees from Mount Holyoke College and the University of Michigan and is active in civic and professional organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shaw
Hood
Esther E. Shaw
Hood College
Henry Irvin Stahr
Mount Holyoke College
Shaw
University For Michigan
Vassar Colere
Lake Erie College
Hood ‘College
Mass
Margaret Motter
Frederick
Dara
Commission On
Blue and Grey
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Cornelia Clapp
University of Michigan
American Association of University Women
American Association of Univerity
The
College English Association
American Council of Teachers of English
Modern Language Association
Kappa Alpha Theta Social Sorority
Norway Seen as Next Stalin Target in Report
London reports claim Britain expects Soviet Russia to seek a treaty of friendship with Norway soon. Officials deny the rumor, noting Norway's frontier with Russia and recent Norwegian defense minister Hauge's public travels to inspect troops in the British zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J.P
Russia
Norway
Foreign Office
Legation
Copenhagen
Nationaltidende
Halvards Lange
Nationalti
Hauge
Oslo
Germany
Monocacy Club discusses forestry and park plans
The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed Church met in church parlors on Thursday evening with about seven attendees. Associate State Forester William Parr of Cumberland and District Forest Supervisor Herman Toms spoke on forestry conservation and showed related films. They reviewed park set up and estate programs for support areas along highways. A separate note reports a boy releasing knives to friends from a five and ten store after an alleged hockey game theft. he was released to his parents after a lecture. Mr. Offutt named Fourth Circuit committee chair for cooperation with Junior Bar groups of the American Bar Association.
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Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
William Parr
Cumberland
Herman Toms
Fant
John S.inzley
Chums
MR. Offutt
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick
Fourth Circuit
Junior Bar Conference
The
American Bar Association
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Staff Officers Challenge Broadcast Policy On MacArthur
March report from Tokyo says General MacArthur staff condemned a United States club opposition to his candidacy. They announced a policy to limit armed forces radio broadcasts to factual events in his presidential campaign. Officials warned the policy may curb absentee voter coverage in Japan while noting LA shortwave broadcasts would not be affected.
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Tokyo
F—Genera
MacArthur
United States
Armed Forces Radio
U. S
Japan
Los Angeles
WYTR
Allied
Gettysburg College Choir Performs Sacred Music Concert
A large audience in the Evangelical Lutheran church heard the Gettysburg College Choir of 52 voices present sacred music on Thursday evening under the Fredrick Chapter of the Women's League sponsorship. Rev. Dr W W Garrett praised the performance and six usheresses assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gettysburg College
Fredéricck
Women's League of Gettysburg College
W. W. Garrett
Insurance payout settles claim after fatal hit and run
Frederick city received a $35 check from a New York insurer in settlement of a claim tied to Louis Richard Taylor of Middlesetown. The driver struck a White Way light pole on West Second Street January 4, and days later died by his own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
New York
Louis Richard Taylor
Middletown
West Second Street
Taylor
Crucial Vote Near On Recovery Plan In Congress
Washington dispatch reports a crucial Senate vote on the European recovery plan with options to keep at $5.3 billion or cut to $4 billion as Taft pushes. President Truman urges swift action, with House aid to Europe tied to April 1 targets and Italian elections looming in eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Senate
Taft
Rono
House
Truman
Western
Europe
Wherry
Ned
Ball
Minn
Vandenberg
Midh
Foreign Relations Committee
Czechs Mourn Jan Masaryk in Nationwide Heft
A long procession formed at Czernin palace as mourners filed to lay flowers on the bier of Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk. His body lay in state from morning until late afternoon but doors opened early for the large crowd, while authorities reported Communist party reorganization in a dominated Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czernin Palace
Jan Masaryk
Masaryk
Alasaryk
Hradcany Mountain
Czechoslovakia
Retired Chief Petty Officer Burned To Death
Annapolis March 12 Retired Chief Petty Officer P Miamin E Mueller age 60 died of suffocation after a fire at a tavern dwelling on Mage Vista road Jones Station Anne Arundel County Firemen said a oil stove explosion caused the blaze US authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Miamin
E. Mueller
Mage Vista Road
Jones Station
Anne Arundel
Gustave H. Faubert
Mueller
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Mt. Airy
Elief
Jitter March
Here
Towerman
G. A. Nevin
Orderly
South Court Street
Chamber of Commerce
P—J. Hi Wilson
British Board of Trade
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Hollywood Pictures
Kington
Anderson
Meyers
Esther Ef, Shaw
Stalin
M’arthur
Gettysburg
Charles Lanmer
Garland Feaga
Betty Oden
Betty Castle
Helen Geisbert
Edna Wolford
Katherine Snyder
Roy Arnold Wood
Joseph D. Benedict
Stockade
Fort Meade
Fort Meade Stockade
Allied Relp
Berlin
Nipw Spal
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