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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1946

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Brish Mackenzie Named Kent County Schools Superintendent

Wm M Brish Mackenzie a Frederick native and former teacher and principal Gere has been named superintendent of Kent county schools to take over Aug 1 per Associated Press Chestertown. He succeeds Louis C Robinson who retires after 24 years ill health.

William M. Brish Frederick Gere Kent County Associated Press Chestertown Brish Louis C. Robinson Kent Schools Robinson Frederick Hist: School New Elm Street

Singer Sewing Machine Co Is Sued By OPA

The Office of Price Administration filed suit in federal court seeking damages of 1,125,000 from Singer Sewing Machine Company for alleged price ceiling violations and tie-in sales. An OPA survey cited 375,000 in overcharges on used machines from July 1945 to February 1946.

Kansas City Office of Price Administration Singer Sewing Machine OPA

Delicate Question Before Tribunal

At Nuremberg on March 28 former German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop testified briefly about a rumored secret pact between Russia and Germany in 1939 for dividing eastern Europe. His secretary Margarete Blank later attempted to testify on a treaty allegedly signed by Russia and Germany for partitioning Poland and the Baltic States, but Soviet objections interrupted the proceedings as the tribunal debated the witness’s relevance and competence.

Paris New York Russia UNO Security Council France Moscow America Britain Bedell Smith Germany Stalin United States Soviet Union Europe Winston Churchill Nuernberg Joachim von Ribbentrop International Military ‘Tribunal International Military Tribunal Poland Baltic States Meargarde Blank S ‘“Ribbe É iV. M. Molotov

Aurora Borealis Strikes Causing Major Communications Outage

The Aurora Borealis disrupted land radio and news circuits in New York about 5 a.m. today, marking one of the worst interruptions in three weeks. Frederica C y Pras Sac. is now under new management with F. Len Smith as treasurer, John M. Carter as plant manager, and W. L. Brittain as vice president. D. T. Dutrow remains president and chairman but will not supervise operations starting Monday.

New York Frederica C Y Pras Sac F. Len Smith John M. Carter W. L. Brittain D. T. Dutrow

Body in Satila River not James H. Kelly

Frederick County authorities were informed by Georgia officials that the body found in the Satila River near Waycross is not James H. Kelly. Kelly, sought for passing worthless checks, is believed to have operated a shipment racket in Buckeystown and other counties. Georgia and Frederick authorities will cooperate to locate him if arrested, with Kelly charged in Maryland for false pretenses involving alfalfa hay.

Satila Waycross James H. Kelly Frederick County Horace M. Alexander William E.’ Spence Georgia Department of Public Safety Washington, D. C Kelly Georgia Spence Sherry Fie Buckeystown Washington

Juvenile Court Set for Tuesday in Thompson and Davis Cases

Juvenile hearings are scheduled for Tuesday morning for Thompson, 15, and Davis, 14, tied to a March 2 assault with intent to rob and a prior August theft spree. Thompson escaped from Montevue on March 19 and was recaptured. both youths face multiple charges and trace authority back to the District of Columbia Juvenile Court and Montgomery/Frederick counties.

Powell Stanley Thompson Ike Montevue Leroy Davis Thompson District of Columbia Juvenile Court County Juvenile Court District Juvenile Court Oliver Stephens Montevue Roderick Davis District of Columbia Montgomery County Frederick Stephens

OPA's Continuance To 'Terrific Danger'

Washington reports a congressional ally of President Truman warns the future of price controls is in terrific danger. After six weeks of public hearings, lawmakers move to extend the OPA's life for a year beyond June 30. Rep. Monroney cautions the OPA law could be amended to death.

Washington PIA Truman House OPA Monroney D.okiat

Kennedy Qualifies for Three-Year Election Board Term

Governor O Connor appoints Elisearber to a three year term on the Election Supervisors board starting April 1 this year. Kennedy had previously been named to fill the remainder of the late Lewis Fagan’s unexpired term on the board.

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Chub Women Review Work Of Past Year

Chub Women review a year of club activity at the County Council of Homemakers meeting led by President Mrs. Mehrle Ramsburg. Miss Vewia Kellar praised 4 H and home maker contributions, while reports covered war work, conservation, nutrition, and clothing projects across Frederick County. The constitution was amended to two year terms for county project chairmen. The article notes extensive service hours, donations, and community programs supporting war effort and home life.

Sid Aieas Ut Biederich County Council Hémenkers Mehrle Ramsburg Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church Vewia Kellar State Extension Service Maryland Kellar Club Thomas [Culler USC Victory Gardens USO Frederick County County Clothing Committee John C. Engle Genevieve Thomas Marshal Stueles Russel Dudrow

Home Program Bulletins Called Pork

Washington reports show the administration pushing the homes-for-veterans program while Republicans label parts as pork barrel, opposing a 600 million dollar subsidy to boost materials and prefabricated housing amid Senate hearings led by John D Small.

Washington John D . Small Senate Small Capehart tRind Wilson W. Wyatt Capehart

Frederick City Considers Renting Unused Daniel J. Thomas Farm

The Mayor and Aldermen discussed renting part of the Daniel J. Thomas farm not scheduled for airport use. Four parties showed interest, but no decision was made. About 175 acres remain unused, including the house and barn, with grain cultivation to stay on uncultivated land. The city would gain full possession April 1 under the Tomas agreement and receive all growing crops, including wheat from at least 30 acres.

Frederick City Daniel J. Thomas Frederick Hugh V. Giltinger Tomas

V F W To Install Officers On Monday

V F W Post 3285 of Fred will install officers for the year Monday at eight p m at the home on West Patrick street. A large gathering and dance will follow. Officers listed include Post Advocate Thomas Mor, Chaplain Foreman, and Surgeon Marner. Members invited to attend.

V. OF. W. Post Fredwill Patrick Frank Weipert Statte T Oing Invited To Attend. Caired Are As Fol Tow Ledders In Hapline. At Hesy Ane Saul Thomas A. Mors Edward Foreman Carl Marner, Sur Jr Usbaumy Il Sawlger Abe Elsoon Sears

Chick Fullis a Cardinal in 1924 dies at 45

Charles T Chick Fullis former outfielder for the 1924 world champion St Louis Cardinals died at 45 from complications of diseases in Ashland Pennsylvania He had broken into professional baseball in 1924 with Frederick Maryland and played for the Giants and Cardinals during his career He appeared in three games of the 1924 World Series after Ducky Medwick was injured.

Ashland Marel Charles T Chick” Fullis St. Louis Cardinals Paa & 2 Girards Frederick Nester New York Giants Cardinals Fallis Ducky Medwick

Explosion talk on ocean risk from Bikini bomb tests

Scientists at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science discussed whether underwater nuclear explosions could cause a chain reaction in ocean water. They concluded water would briefly split into hydrogen and oxygen but not sustain a reaction, as heat from the bomb would not endure long enough to convert more water.

St. Louis Pacific Ocean Bikini Atoll American Association For the Advancement of Sciences Washington Jasta

Petitions Court For Custody Of Child

Mrs. Charlotte Bartgis petitions the Circuit Court for custody of her 4 year old son Donald. She seeks maintenance from husband Harry W. Bartgis. They married in February 1840 and lived together until March 15 this year. She says she took the child to her sister and brother in law then to the grandmother’s home, where the husband took the child that evening. The petition was filed by Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr and B B Rusenstecs.

Charlotte Bartgis Circuit Court Equity Donald Harry W. Bartgis Frederick Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr B. B. Rusenstecs Attem

Market Report Notes Mixed Backwater Recovery

Backwater securities showed scattered gains with a few investors seeking recovery while leaders largely held positions. Traders watched for clearer guidance as market activity narrowed and values shifted cautiously amid uncertain conditions.

Iran Issue May Come Up Again Friday

United Nations Security Council held an executive session over Iran protests including Soviet troop occupation and oil interests. Gromyko may attend Friday session after not participating in Iran discussions prior to April 10. Soviet positions included indefinite troop presence and Iranian autonomy for Azerbaijan with altered governance and oil concessions.

New York Maren Isyat United Nations Security Council Sayiet Moscow Quo Tai-Chi China Iran Caspian Hussein Ala Gromyko East Gist Street Oscar Lange Russia Lange Azerbaijan Soviet Union

Probe of Lobbying Probe of Lobbying

Washington March 28 The lobbying investigation widens to include government bureaus and Democratic party officials as House Rules committee members say they will expand the probe to cover pressure tactics behind legislation. The inquiry may encompass Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan and other administration leaders as part of a broader, hedgeing search for facts. Separate items note a Camp Detrick court martial in Annapolis and a police case in Baltimore involving Wohlfeil for disturbing the peace and destruction of property. Indiana governor O Connors signals go ahead on highway construction where costs align with estimates.

Washington Congress Democratic Party House Rules Committee Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Camp Detrick HA le Robert F. Wohlfeil Barbara Fritchie Wohlfeil O'Conor State Roads Commission

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Wm. M. Brish Mackenzie Dewitt MacKenzie AP Wortt Frederick Man Singer Sewing Machine Co Richmond Tuck Commonwealth of Virginia Stewsmen Virginia Electric and Power Company Kennedy Chub Eniwetok Island Faris M. Touhy Bame Wralt Montreal Yheed Rose Soviet Spain Franco Washington College Tehran Stall oMicer V.F. W Chick’ Fullis Tere York Dack J. Miller Hallam Lester J. Sell Miller Annapels Alarey Department of Health Selisbury Hagerstown Merril A. Adams West Patten Street Sue Carol Frederick City Hospital Charles “Chick” Fullis
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