County Roads Bill On 3d Reading In House Of Delegates
The county roads administration bill moved to third reading as amendments to ensure minority representation and geographic districting were added. Other measures progressed include bingo and slot machine bills, bond authorizations for school construction, and police merit reinstatement in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Frederick
Senate
Edward D. Storm
Horace M. Alexander
Alexander
Frederick Fair Grounds
Potomac
House
Deeds Reported For Property Sales In Various Districts
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for several property sales. Clyde H Fogle and others sold to C Carwin Jacobs in Walker ville for about 10000. Ida E Angleberger sold to Samuel C Eaton in Lewistown district for about 6200. Albert E Cavell sold to E McElroy at two story dwelling on South Market Street for about 5300. An unnamed couple sold to L Jackson on the south side of King Street for about 5360. An autopsy report noted for a Mason county case and a retrial likelihood involving Gerda Law Jones against in laws following a jury deadlock. Stocks advanced fractionally amid profit taking in New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Fogle
Dirs
C_ Carwin Jacobs
Walkerville
Ida E. Angleberger
Airs
Samuel C. Eaton
Lewistown
Albert E. Cavell
WAC
Gerda Law Jones
Merecey County
Laws To Outlaw Communism
Washington, March 27 The column surveys proposals to criminalize communism and to empower government bodies to deport or bar communists from public life. It questions effectiveness, notes sedition law weaknesses, and urges education and exposure campaigns alongside any legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Congress
Japan
MacArthur
Germany
Soviet
Russia
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Committee On Un-American Activities
Department of Justice
Incer
Secretary of Labor
Lewis Schwellenbach
House Labor Committee
Chambers of Commerce
U. S
District of Columbia
Communist Party
United States
Hoover doubts outlawing the Communist Party
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover voiced grave doubts about outlawing the Communist party. Representative Nixon told the committee that the Un American Activities Act as written would face strong opposition and that no bill to outlaw the party would pass in its current form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Hoover
Rep
Nixon
R-Calif
Legation
Schwellenbach Recovering From Influenza in Laguna Beach
Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach is recuperating at the Del Camino hotel in Laguna Beach California after a heavy bout of influenza. The health setback was reported March 27 and follows public appearances prior to his illness.
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Schwellenbach
Laguna Beach
Calif
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
del Camino Hotel
GOP Ready to Push Tax Bill Through
Washington March 27 Republicans move to pass a tax cut slashing income taxes by about 54 billion a year. House action aims for a late night vote as Democrats warn the measure favors the rich and would burden debt payments. Taf? indicated the Senate will revise to July 1 implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Engel
House
GOP
Rayburn
Texas
Truman
Congress
Senate
Taf
Ohio
Treasury
Aid Leads From War Talks On Greece Turkey Mission
Secretary of War Patterson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the 400 million dollar plan to bolster Greece and Turkey against communism is not aimed at war. He said the proposal contemplates limited military missions and perhaps 10 to 40 personnel in each country, relying on continued British support in Greece and similar in Turkey. Rep Mundt suggested capping missions at 100 per country. Patterson raised no objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patterson
Greece
Turkey
House Foreign Affairs
Iva
Will Not Quit Moscow Says U S Statement
A U S delegation dismissed a London report that Marshall and Ernest Mine were moving to quit Moscow as baseless. The dispatch notes Home Fleet commander Admiral Jean De La Borde testified in a French court at Toulon on espionage charges. In Martinsburg, loss of a 150 foot metal ring tower caused WEPM to likely stay off air for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Jean de la Borde
Vichy
Sn i
Toulon
Sir Martinsburg
W. Va
WEPM
Marburg
Lestie Galliday
Snowfalls and Cold Mark Early Spring Season
Snow flurries spread from Wyoming to western Kentucky and into Tennessee as a cold snap grips the Midwest and East. The U S Weather Bureau said the storm centered in Oklahoma moved east toward Arkansas Tennessee and Virginia with below freezing readings across the North Central region and record lows near New York City. Temperatures ranged from 12 to 21 degrees with slow rises expected. New York reached 22 yesterday near a March low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wyoming
Kentucky
Nto Tennes
Midwest
Rerg
Maine
New England
Appalachian
U. S
Chicago
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Virginia
Gladwin
Pelsion
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Mipolis
Onry
New York City
Local Mountain Snow Advisories and Forest Fire Tower Openings
Light snow covers mountainous areas with a brisk snow and cold front. The Weather Bureau forecasts minimal accumulation tonight and a drop in temperatures to the low 40s with clearing and warmer conditions tomorrow. Forest officials report spring opening of fire towers Salamander and Lamb's Knoll. several forest fires reported statewide, none in this county.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Herman Toms
Salamander
Lamb's Knoll
Noonday Holy Week Services Announced for Frederick
Ministers from Walkersville Myersville and Baltimore will speak at noontime Holy Week services Monday through Thursday at the Tivoli theater sponsored by the Frederick City Ministerial Association. Opening talk by Rev Edgar F Hofmeier with daily speakers including Rev Paul L Alt house Rev Francis E Reinberger Rev W Garrett Brasington and Rev Frank K Brasington concluding with Rev Edwin H Speer. Prof Henry T Wade of Hood College to play organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Myersville
Baltimore
Tivoli Theater
Frederick City
Paul L. Althouse
Francis E. Reinberger
Utica
First Baptist Church
Palm
William C. Boral
Edwin H. Spe
Myersville Evangelied Brethren
Paul W. Hinsell
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Man fined ten dollars for disorderly conduct after nightclub fight
Richard C. Beans of Hamilton was found guilty in Peoples Court this morning and fined ten dollars. Magistrate Edward J. Smith presided as State Police Sergeant W. W. Corbin made the arrest. The report notes hog supplies backlog in Chicago as storms affected volumes.
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Pete le Dast
Richard C. Beans
Hamilto
Casis
Peoples Court
Edward J. Smith
W. W. Corbin
State Police
Bomb Explodes at Bavarian Comner Headquarters
A blast rocked the Bavarian Center for Racial and Political Unity causing damage to the building. Police impounded debris as investigators examine the scene for suspects and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernse
Veterans of Foreign Wars Seek Atomic Control Return
The Veterans of Foreign Wars asked Congress to restore atomic energy control to military authority. They tied the move to President Truman’s plan to counter communism in Greece and Turkey, calling it an admission of international difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltary
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Wrong Number London Insights From Bell and Marconi
John J. Williamson founder of the Society of Metaphysicians says Alexander Graham Bell and Guglielmo Marconi are excited about a new idea. He notes they have shared thousands of words of technical advice through living mediums, hinting at forthcoming developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Graham Bell
Guglielmo Marconi
John J. Williamson
Society of Metaphysicians, Ltd
Williamson
Bell
Marconi
Pastor Call To Christ Church Middletown
Rev Warren A Breisch of Souderton Pa was extended by the Christ Evangelical and Reformed church at Middletown to become pastor. The congregation voted to call him to the pulpit and the official extension follows his March 9 trial sermon. He has led the Souderton Reformed church for four years and served six years prior in the same synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Breisch
Souderton
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Breisch
Christ Church
Phillip E. Saylor
Elizabethtown
Psa
Norristown
Christchurch
Two Dental Societies Hold Dinner Meeting
Freder ick and Washington County Dental Societies held a dinner at Catoctin Country Club with Dr. William Lotus of Washington as principal speaker. James Messersmith showed films on third molar surgery and prognathism correction. The session opened with The Story of the American Dental Association. Attendees included Dr. Lotus and his son Alan G. Ogus, R. C. Warren, Ai. Messersmith, and several Hagerstown and Greenreick county members listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington County
Catoctin Country Club
Willam Lotus
Washington
American Dental Association
James Messersmith
Socal Photo Sport Shop
Alen G. Ogus
R. C. Warren
Ai. Messersmith
Hagerstown
Jam Noel
C. O. Diehl
MM. W. Dutton
B. Smith
H. Groves
J. A Fairchild
S. G. Moore
J. H. Smit
Falk
Divorce Granted On War Veteran's Plea
Frederick World War II veteran Pierce C List of Fifth Street was granted an absolute divorce from V. Stine after claiming infidelity while overseas. The complainant was ordered to pay costs. Attorneys were Edwin F. Nrkirk and Waller E. Linn. In a separate decree Judge Prescott granted George William Moore of Knoxville an absolute divorce from Florence N Moore of Baltimore with custody of a child and costs.
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Pierce C. List
Fifth Street
Frederick
In V. Stine
Edwin F. Nrkirk
Waller E. Linn
Prescott
George Wiliam Moore
Knoxville
Florence N Moore
Baltimore
Nikirk
Bodies Recovered From Centralis No 5 Mine Rescue
Miners pulled from Centralis Coal Company No 5 mine bring the total dead to 33 as 16 bodies were recovered from 540 feet underground after an explosion. Rescue crews continued work at the scene while officials said efforts would not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralis Coal Company
Fough
Earler
Jil
Bowling Loop Banquet Marks Fifth Inter-Church League Year
About 123 members of the Inter-Church Bowling League gathered at Zion Lutheran Middletown for the fifth annual banquet ending a season with ten women and ten men’s teams from Frederick city and county. Rev. W Mer val Weaver of Frederick Presbyterian spoke on Life Is A Game, with feats of magic by H David Hazan and new officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Frederick City
Charles J. Wallace
Buckeystown
Grace Reformed Church
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbysterian Church
Mr. Weaver
H. David Ha- Zan
Naomi Strobel
Middletown Cutheran
Robert Shipley
Calvary Methodist
Jane Shoemaker
First Baptist
Floyd Grove
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed jMen
Sin—Buckeystown Methodist
Middletown Lutheran
Evangelical Reformed
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Jane Burgess
Dennis Refuses to Name Real Identity Before Committee
The congressional hearing on the Communist Party leader Eugene Dennis ends without him revealing his real name, later identified by investigator Robert Stripling as Francis Waldron. Dennis accuses the inquiry of a plot to block his party’s case, while critics call the public relations failure the worst yet for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Wastington
Eugene Dennis
York
New
House
Ond Lesles
Dennis
Eugene den
Robert E. Stripling
Communist Party
Froom
China
Manchuria
Pearl Harbor
Health official to appoint successor for April 1
County health officer Dr Kefauver announced that Dr Roop will take over as health officer around April 1 upon the current official's retirement. Roop has been active in promoting public welfare as illnesses rise locally amid widespread colds and no influenza cases reported. Separately, a boycott led by the AFL Teamsters targets stores using New Orleans dairy milk as Florida parish dairymen strike to reduce supply.
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BE. C. Kefanver
Roop
Kerer
Kefauver
IFS
Marshall Disgusted At Moscow
The report notes Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov’s dissatisfaction with the pace of talks on German assets in Austria and Austrian treaties. Marshall voices frustration at limited progress as the four power council debates troop withdrawal and occupation terms with Britain and the United States backing compromise proposals. Dr. Karl Gruber meets Molotov optimistic about an Austrian peace after 40 minutes of talks in Moscow.
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Moscow
Molotov
Austria
Council of Foreign
Four-Pawer Coordinating Committee
Council
Andrei I. Vishinsky
Marshall
Britain
Lord Hood
Allied Control Council
Feodor T. Gousev
United States
France
Karl Gruber
V. M. Molotov
Assembly To End Monday In Annapolis Budget Debate
March 27 the General Assembly moved toward a Monday finish with key bills including a $463,000,000 bridge program and a possible early close. Senate President Barnes indicated the session would end by law Monday unless extended and lawmakers planned a cruise down the Potomac to Crisheld as guests of Senator Phoebus. A separate item reports Barnard Wil Wood stock charged with grand larceny for a missing clock and held on $100 bond after an attempted sale.
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Annapolis
Senate
Barnes
D-Balto Sth
General Assembly
Hecita
Ie Yachi Potomac
Crisheld
Phoebus
Barnard Lb
Wil
Woodstock
Williams
Frank Dorsey
Carl Rentzel
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Point Pleasant
Mason Cow
Oner
Jaint
Orlando Patterson
Velma Crawford
New York
Ms Wreay
Red Party
Servary Ernest
Anountains
Tivoli
Ifarras
W. A. Breisch
Souderton, Pa
Reformed Church
Dental Societies
Illinois
Cumberland
Potomac Edison Company
Inewty
D. J. Roop
U.S
Gruber
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