Estate of Dr Robert S Tyson Left to Family in Will
The late Dr Robert S Tyson’s estate passes largely to his immediate family per the Orphans Court probate. Elizabeth Tyson Musser receives the Kirk silver service and several furnishings. Robert S Tyson Jr gets a mahogany suite contingent on Frederick residence. Mrs Edna M Reese and widow Marcelene Tyson receive furnishings and a $1,000 to Mrs Reese. Remaining assets go to trustee F. Ross Myers for the widow and two children with income split after support. Trust ends 15 years after Tyson’s death unless Mrs Tyson is alive, with care taken to house her at 101 East Church Street. Executor roles set for the son and daughter with modest fees. Will dated September 1 1950. Witnesses Bussard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Tyson
Orphans Court
Elizabeth Tyson Musser
Lane Library
Dr. Tyson
Henry Baer
Jacob Baer
Jacob B. Tyson
Lynch Legge
A. F
A. Masons
Frederick
Robert S. Tyson, Jr
Tyson
Musser
Edna M. Reese
Franklin B. Reese
Marcelene K.tyson
East Church Street
F. Ross Myers
Raymond H. Bussard
Ruth
Carroll Named In Tax Case
Kansas City report states James J. Carroll, St. Louis betting commissioner, charged on 26 counts for failing to report $52,663.15 in payments made in 1948 and 1949. The informations invoke IRC section 147 requiring reporting of payments over $600 to recipients and annual totals.
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Kansas City
James J. Carroll
St. Louis
Carroll
Internal Revenue Code
Internal Revenue Department
U.S
Sam M. Wear
U S Embassy Broadcasts Blacked Out in Argentina
In Buenos Aires on March 28, a U S embassy 15 minute news broadcast was blocked by Radio Belgrano. Ignacio De Maria, artistic director, posted that no programs from any embassy would be aired. Robert Caldwell of the U S embassy protested to high officials and expected a reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
U. S
Radio Belgrano
Ignacio de Maria
Robert Caldwell
Jaycees Urged to Focus on Parking and Housing
Lawrence V. Roughan of Price Electric urged Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce at Tuesday’s meeting to tackle parking and housing to keep the city attractive for business. He noted Frederick is shifting from a farm town to a farm industrial economy and emphasized avoiding overbuilding while planning for normal growth. Other leaders announced decorating plans for an April convocation and welcomed new Jaycees as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Jaycees
Lawrence V. Roughan
Price Electric Corp
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Roughan
Joral Company
George M. Chapline, Jr
Jaycee
Hood Convocation
Joe Elkins, Jr
Robert R. Harrison
Eugene Kefauver
Lloyd L. Mallonee
Jnr
Warren Smith
Nesy
Joseph Baker
Liberated GI Talks To Home From Japan
Pfc. William F. Hoff, recently liberated after capture in Korea, phoned his mother in LeGore from Yokohama. He was prisoner 78 days, lost 35 pounds, was shot in the right wrist, and will undergo surgery in a Yokohama hospital before returning to the United States in about a month. Hoff was missing in action January 5 and returned to military control March 1. Address: Pfc. W. F Hoff ER 13338461, Hospital Director Section, A. P. O. 503 c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hoff
Korea
Doral Hoft
LeGore
Yokohama
Japan
United States
Pfc
Hoff
W. F Hoff
San Francisco
Calif
Outstanding Woman To Be Named Here At Hood College
Hood College will award Women of Maryland citations at a convocation session on Saturday April 21. A non college committee will select about twenty recipients from over one hundred nominations by women’s organizations across Maryland. The awards honor leadership public spirit and community example without regard to location or prior recognition.
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Maryland
Hood College
The
Free State
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Margaret Chase Smith
Hodgson
Vacillation of Truman Era Criticized by Welles in New Book
Sumner Welles, wartime Undersecretary of State, argues the United States must avoid Hoover's advice to prevent war with Russia, warning of worse conditions in such a conflict. He critiques Truman era inefficiency in the Far East, defends Roosevelt decisions at Cairo Tehran and Yalta, and urges a bipartisan policy to conter Russia through military and economic strength. He calls Hoover's hemispheric Gibraltar idea neo isolationist and dangerous.
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New York
Welles
United States
Herbert Hoover
Russia
U. S
State Department
Truman
Far East
Roosevelt
Cairo
Tehran
Yalta
China
Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Gibraltar
America
Narrow Mixture in New York Stock Market Today
A narrow mixture of gains and losses dominated trading in New York stocks today with modest moves across major indicators. Investors showed caution amid mixed economic signals as several prominent shares fluctuated within narrow ranges.
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New York
Resume Work On Contracts Ont S 240 Route Near Frederick
Work on new Route 240 contracts resumes after winter slowdown. Crews operate on bridges from Monocacy river to Urbana and near Hyattstown. Cement decks pour progress on the Monocacy bridge. other spans, overpass and underpass projects advance. Drainage and footing work continue as weather permits.
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Jetta
Frederick
Hyattsstown
Monocacy River
Baltimore and Ohio
Monocacy Bridge
Baker Valley
Amelung Road
Urbana
Bennett's Creek
Hyattstown
Graham
Dutcher Construction
Dutcher
Montgomery County
Suit Filed For Home Care Services In Court
Stella V. Jackson of this city sues H Kieffer DeLauter executor of the Zimmerman estate for 2592 dollars claiming she fed and cared for Miss Jane Zimmerman during illness. She says she worked 17 hours daily for 360 days from Nov 4 1948 to Nov 18 1949 and kept all night vigils. Also noted, George T. Warthen seeks 1000 dollars from State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company for policy purchased Oct 2 1947, alleging the company refused to defend a suit and to pay damages while he was under 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Stella V. Jackson
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Zimmerman
Edwin F. Nikirk
Jackson
George T. Warthen
J. Rudolph Warthen
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Company of Columbus
Martin takes command of U S Seventh Fleet at Yokosuka
Vice Admiral Harold M Martin assumed command of the Seventh Fleet aboard the battleship Missouri at Yokosuka. He pledged sufficient warships to continue operations against Korea and to defend Formosa, succeeding Vice Admiral Arthur D Struble.
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Tokyo
Harold M
Beauty
Martin
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Korea
Formosa
Arthur D. Struble
Yokosuka Naval Base
Final Report Wilson Sees Being Shaped For Nation Probe
Washington March 28 The Senate Crime Investigating committee pressed to shape its final report on organized crime while debates over extending the probe continued. Contempt cites were voted for two witnesses as Bond posted for others. Tobey favored a 30 day extension to finish the report. Kefauver insisted the panel close the investigation as planned and push recommendations into law. The hearing also revealed ties to Cleveland gambling operations and Lookout Kentucky clubs with Brink naming multiple venues. Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson asked for 51 million in cash and 1 billion in loan authority to sustain expanding defense production and hinted at price controls reforms to stabilize the economy amid the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Bond
Tobey
Kefauver
D-Tenn
James Brink
Cleveland
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Brink
Benator O'Conor
William G. O'Brien
Chicago
O’conor
O'Brien
O'Conor
Congress
Crme
Senate
Morris Kleinman
Louis Rothkopf
Kleinman
Rothkopf
Cleveland Syndicate
Lookout Club
Kentucky Club
Beverary Hills
Yorkshire Club
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Mobilizer
Citizens Ticket Wins Kansas City Election
The Citizens Association retained control of Kansas City government defeating James Pendergast led Democrats. Mayor William Kemp won a third term as the Citizens coalition secured eight of nine City Council seats, ending a decade of Democratic unity efforts.
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Kansas City
Citizens Association
James Pendergast
Pendergast
William Kemp
Citizens
Nehru Criticizes MacArthur Peace Offer
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru denounced General Douglas MacArthur's recent peace talks offer to Korean and Chinese Communists as an extraordinary development with grave consequences for all countries involved.
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MacArthur
New Delhi
Nehru
Douglas MacArthur
Red Cross Fund Drive Progress Report
The Red Cross fund drive aims for 13000 with 8000 raised so far in a slow pace. General chairman Charles V Mary notes deficits from last year while special gifts chair Carroll Hendrickson reports 1630.50 toward 1200 quota. Women’s division led by Mrs Ann Daffin works 1250 goal with 150 volunteers door to door. Volunteers urged to report gifts promptly as the drive targets completion by the March deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles V. Mary
Carroll H. Hendrickson, Jr
Joseph D. Baker, II
Peter W. Chichester
George B. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Elmer
Z. Eshleman
James H. Falk
Charles McC. Mathias
Sy. Arthur V. Myers
Elias B. Ramsburg
Benjamin Rosenstock
Rev
W. C. Royal
William M. Storm
Eugene Thomas
Ann Daffin
Main
Damage claims filed after municipal tank explosion
Residents in the eastern city section filed eight to ten claims with City Attorney EB Austin James for property damage from the March 19 explosion of a 10,000 gallon asphalt tank at Second and Fast streets. Most claims involve broken windows on East Third street, with no personal injuries reported. Calvin Lidie Sr., badly burned in the blast, remains under treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Second
Fast Streets
EB. Austin James
East Third Street
Calvin Lidie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Yellow Objects Sighted In Atlantic Search For Missing Air Force Crew
London March 28 Rescue aircraft hunting the Atlantic for a U S Air Force transport missing with 53 aboard sighted a number of small yellow objects about 600 miles southwest of Ireland Third Air Force headquarters said today.
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London
Atlantic
U. S. Air Force
Ireland
Third Air Force
Asid
East Germans Fire On U S Tour Buses in Berlin
In dawn in Berlin four buses carrying American Army and civilian staff on a Wednesday tour sponsored by Army special services were fired upon by Communist police. Twelve pistol shots were fired near the sector border. one bus window was broken but no one was hurt and U S officials sought a meeting with Soviet authorities for explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. S
Subsidies For Consumers Is CIO Proposal
Washington reports the CIO urges Congress to revive WWII food subsidies to lower retail prices while ensuring farmer returns. It calls for government payments to producers to permit controls on prices, with Senate House Economic committee receiving the CIO input for its annual report due Friday. The document sat alongside other organizational responses to President Truman’s January economic plan, as Taft and O’Mahoney clash over policy.
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Washington
CIO
Congress
Labor Organization
Sep
Senate House Economic Committee
Truman
O’mahoney
D-Wyor
Taft Rohio
O'Mahoney
Taft
Taft Aid
Emil Rieve
Cio's Committee On Economic Policy
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Mt Pleasant Area
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for multiple property sales. C Edward Offman and wife sold 164 acres in Mt Pleasant district to Albert B Boyer and wife for about 17000 dollars. Albert C Wiles and wife sold 45 acres south of Frederick on Cemetery road to Thomas Edward Clark and wife for about 17000 dollars. Earl F Hargett and wife sold property on Culler avenue to Francis J Fox for about 8500 dollars. Roy Dinterman and wife sold about 26 acres and improvements in Creagerstown district to Carrollan R Houck for about 8000 dollars. Richard F Kline sold two Westbrook lots to Thomas J Crum for about 4000 dollars. Earl C Ramsburg sold property on Lewistown Alica Mills road to A Irvin Renn for about 4000 dollars.
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C. Edward Offman
Albert B. Boyer
Mt Pleasant
Albert C. Wiles
Thomas Edward Clark
Frederick
Cemetery Road
Earl F. Hargett
Francis J. Fox
Culler Avenue
Roy ©. Dinterman
Carrollan R. Houck
Creagerstown
Richard F. Kline
Westbrook
Thomas J. Crum
Earl C. Ramsburg
A. Irvin Renn
Lewistown-Alica Mills
Washington Drivers Acquitted In Route 240 Collision
Two Washington motorists involved in a collision on Route 240 near the Monoracy River bridge on March 18 were found not guilty of motor vehicle violations in Peoples Court by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett. Paul Cramer, 41, faced reckless driving charges while Clinton Schemmer, 61, faced a failure to yield charge. The slippery road and a hill sighting were noted, with both drivers said to have attempted to avoid the crash. Edward D. Storm represented Cramer.
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Washington
Monoracy River Bridge
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Paul Cramer
Clinton Schemmer
Schemmer
Cramer
James H. Rouzee, Jr
Bennett
Edward DB
Storm
Casey Won't Tell Who Was In Ships Deal
Washington March 38 F Joseph E Casey refused to name partners in a war surplus ships deal that yielded about 250 000 profit on a 20000 investment He challenged the Senate Banking subcommittee over its authority saying the inquiry would be a fishing expedition Casey a former Massachusetts Democrat said he and fellow officers and directors of American Overseas Tanker Corporation would fully disclose the matter to any proper congressional inquiry and stressed the deal did not involve RFC funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph E. Casey
Casey
Senate Banking Subcommittee
American Overseas Tanker Corporation
RFC
Casty
Maritime Commission
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Casay
Nx Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
House
Massachusetts
American Oversear Tanker Corporation
Rollback of Prices Due Rollback of Prices Due
Washington reports the OPS has completed two retail food orders and one wholesale order as it plans a new price control system affecting about 60 percent of grocery items. Rollbacks are expected to outnumber increases in coming weeks, with cap rules on 40 food categories. Bread milk eggs and fresh produce are not covered.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
French President Auriol Arrives for Washington State Visit
President Vincent Auriol arrives in Washington for a five day state visit. President Truman hosts a welcome at Union Station with a military parade and ceremonies. Government workers leave early to allow crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue. The visit marks the first formal French head of state trip and aims to show unity between France and the United States.
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Washington
Vincent Auriol
France
Truman
Auriol
Union Station
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blair House
President Auriol
George
Elizabeth
Rain Slows Down Allied Army Drive in Korea
Allied artillery pounded massed Communist units on the central Korea front as spring rains slowed advance along the 38th parallel. South Korean troops pushed north from Yangyang with naval bombardment, while UN forces neared Uijongbu and Munsan. Chinese and North Korean regiments regrouped, with weather limiting air attacks and ground operations.
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Tokyo
Central Korea
Yangyang
Republic of Korea
ROK
Seoul
Uijongbu
Munsan
Chunchon
William CC, Barnard
Kumbhwa
Red Korea
United Nations
U. N
Testimony resumes in Maryland senatorial campaign probe
Baltimore policemen Francis Cordwell and an unnamed witness testified before a Senate Elections subcommittee about alleged unfair tactics in the 1950 Maryland senatorial race. The hearing included disputes among Democrats and Republicans and questions around a restaurant meeting and an all night ride involving Butler supporters and a man identified as Fedder.
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Washington
Baltimore
Senate
Maryland
Millard EB
Tydings
John M. Butler
Butler
Edward A. McDermott
Francis Cordwell
Lowden
Louis Fried
Ralph F. Becker
Fey
Monroney
D-Okla
Becker
Joseph J. Towe
Towe
Fried
William H. Fedder
Fedder
McCarthy
T the Butler Campaign
Nilles
Donald A. Surine
Ewell G. Moore, Jr
Sena
Kor McCarthy
R-Wia
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Pat
Pfc. Hoff
Truman Administration
Sccred
Mirosare
Asope Hh
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