Body Of Man Discovered Along Fence
The body of 51 year old Sigafoose was found along a fence near Peters after a trip from Baltimore to Brunswick. Authorities said there were no signs of foul play and death likely occurred on March 15 or soon after. His relatives in Baltimore and Brunswick were being notified as investigators examined belongings found with him.
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We Farm
Peters
Ides Sigafoose
Walbrook Avenue
Baltimore
George Crouse
Austin Murray Eng
Charles W. Magaha
William Wagon
Claggett
Thorities
Sigafoose
Brunswick
J . Sigafoose
Brunswic
C.H. Feete and Son
Forfeitures and Traffic Violations Reported in Court
The People’s Court recorded a series of vehicle related forfeitures. Names include Ivan W. Qoberhelman Paul H. Pickett Thomas Kahler Harry S. Ahalt John W. Schwikert Howard C. Moxley Irving J. Shankle with offenses ranging from operating without a license reckless driving to failure to observe signals or stop signs.
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Ollateral
Peoples Court
Ivan W. Qoberhelman
Andrews Field
Paul H. Pickett
M& Airy
Thomas Kahler
Omaaha
Neb
Harry S. Ahalt
Dickerson
510
John W. Sc
Noose Row: Samuel Thompson Arrest Record Raised in York
Frederick Police notify York officials of Samuel Perry Thompson a colored man arrested multiple times in recent days for drunkenness and vagrancy. Thompson reportedly began new activities from Frederick to York staying 20 days, now serving 30 days in York County Prison amid unclear local records.
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Frederick
York. Pa
Samuel Perry
Sami Thompson
Sammy
Frederick York
York
Thompson
York County
Big Risks In Political Loans
Washington March 31 NEA The piece discusses Truman's foreign aid plans via Greece and Turkey and the debate over political loans vs official lending channels. It outlines bank mandates, past actions, and internal conflict at the Export-Import Bank and World Bank with figures and key players.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Kfe
Truman
iGreece
Turkey
Greece
Congress
U. S
Export-Import Bank of Washington
New World Bank
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
White House
Exportimport Bank
Will Clayton
U.S
William MacChesney Martin, Jr
Clayton
Mike G. Collado
State Department
Wall Street
John J. McCloy
Ove
Lo Cal
China
Accord Seen On Changes In Roads Bill In Maryland
Reported progress in Annapolis on amended roads and beverage bills. House and Senate on third reading debated sheriff salaries and police extends while measures for city water system and street work moved toward the Governor.
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Anteenbam
Senate
House
Horate M. Alexander
Sen
Jor Storm
Ie Frederick Register
Frederick
Caroline
Storm
Five Injured In Oley Crash Reported In Rockville
Five people were injured in a crash near Oley and reported in Rockville on March 31. The injured include Thomas Lansdale 27 Leroy Sylvester Connelly 22 Cecil Kit 26 Dallas Cooper 15 and Lee Connelly 20 with various injuries and hospital treatments. The incident involved multiple cars along Center Line Road near Big Pines.
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Rockville
Thomas Lansdale
Montgomery County
Richard H. Lansdale
Sendy
Sesip
Leroy Sylvester Connelly
Big Pines
Cecil Kit
Dallas Cooper
Andes
Bethesda
Lee Connelly
Big
Yeterday
Moni
Carly Leutenant
Sherif
Kilian's Name Deleted From List By Frauman
Washington reports Lt Col James A Kilian, former commander of the field replacement depot, had his name removed from a promotion list by Frauman. The White House reportedly struck Kilian before the Senate could act, amid debates over discipline for service members detained in England.
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Kilian
Frauman
Washington
Truman Todas
James A. Kilian
Lield
Rouse
F Jonel
Iian
Senate
England
Montevue Building Fire Safety Upgrades Bid Plans
Comx Commissioners seek bids within two weeks for fire safety improvements at Montevue, following architect Charles F. Bowers's survey. Proposals cover about 11 fire doors and nine fire screens across all floors, basement stairs and main sections, with potential rewiring and added fireproofing.
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Comx
Montevue
Charles F. Bowers
Bowers
Elmshouse
Tocal Gremen
W. iBartgis
Wa 25
Baltimore Mayoralty Primary Comes to End Tonight
Baltimore voters head to the polls with 16 Democratic and five Republican mayoral hopefuls to seek the party nominations. Observers expect 30 to 40 percent of 256000 registered voters to cast ballots tomorrow along with contenders for Comptroller and City Council seats. The main contest centers on Thomas Zo Jr and Ward E Crook with GOP turnout forecast very light.
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Baltimore
Thomaszo
Zd Marviand Dward E Crook
Civ Deeley
Repubiican
State funds boost for Frederick schools under new plan
The House passed a new state aid bill increasing basic support for Frederick County schools. The plan adds about 65 000 dollars in annual education funds and sets new salary scales for teachers. Starting salaries range from 2 000 to 3 100 for non degreed teachers and 2 200 to 3 300 for degreed teachers, with upper limits around 3 600 to 3 800.
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Mhederick
House of Delewans
Abvision
Wis County
Inces
Tealers
Frederick County
Frederick Cour
Driest March in 32 Years Highlights Weather Report
The weather observer notes March 17 marked the driest in 32 years as the month began lively and ended arid. Total precipitation remained well below normal with record lows, while April forecasts hint at possible changes including an April Fools' Day trend.
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Sail Y Apri
Acca
Weather Bureau
Emarrox
Oil Installations At Haifa Burn as Fire Spreads
Oil installations at Haifa were burning after a series of blasts. Descriptions mention tanks engulfed by fire and a long Iraq Petroleum Company pipeline burning for days. Debris and smoke filled the area as authorities investigated the incident and estimated damage.
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Haifa
Cig
Haif
Iraq Petroleum Company
Uno
Nominations Unfavorably Reported by Senate Committee
Annapolis March 31 The Senate Committee on Executive Nominations reported unfavorably on the nominations of Robert E. Clapp Jr for Frederick trial magistrate and Charles G Geisbert for member of Frederick County Elections Board. The committee's report was adopted without discussion. All other royal nominations were approved without dissent.
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Annapolis
Senate
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Frederick
Charles G. Geisbert
Frederick County
Wihout
Truman Clark Speech Sparks Bipartisan Debate on Communism
In a public address, Tom Clark lauded President Truman's anti communism stance while contrasting it with Republican criticism. He cited labor department actions and argued a two party system can adapt, as Democrats praise Truman and foresee November elections.
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James Marlow
Washington
Repub
Aminun
Carroll Reece
Tman
Stalin
Democratic Party
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Lewis B. Kwellenbach
Mteo
Congress
Truman
Schwellenbach
Tom Clark
Clark
Truman Clark
Deg Moines
America
Thurmont Friday Three Hour Good Friday Service
A three hour Good Friday service is planned in Thurmont at the Methodist church. Ministers Rev. Ivan G. Naugle Rev. Charles H. Corde Rev. Schild Rev. Claude H. Cori and others will participate in the meditative service reflecting on the seven last words.
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Thurmont
Thurma
Methodist Church
Meditaon
Ivan G. Naugle
Thurman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles H. Corde
St. John’s Lutheran Church of P. Schild
Rechurch of the Brethren
19 State Senators Relax Aboard Yacht
A note reads that nineteen state senators relaxed aboard a yacht trip departing Annapolis for Cambridge and Patuxent, with casual activities described as they traveled. The fragment mentions an accordion storm and poker camp, hinting at leisure amid travel.
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Annapolis
Senate
Potomac
Annapo
Cambridge
D-Freder
Probe into death of 16 year old girl in Washington
Police launched a wide investigation into the death of a 16 year old girl whose battered body, found dumped by a roadbank, prompted the search for clues.
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Washington, Pa
Watershed Timber Stolen From Town Property
Middletown board of commissioners will meet in special session to review timber taken from the Wolluse property near mountain springs supplying town reservoirs. Sheriff investigations have been turned over to attorney A Holter. fences were torn down and large trees dragged from the fenced area likely for lumber at local sawmills.
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Middletown
Board of Commissioners
Atong Catuolin
Joners
Sherif Guy Anard
A. Holter
Dol lar Fever in Turkey claims alarms in U S over Greece aid
Pravda columnist David Zaslavsky argues U S aid to Greece and Turkey is to calm an alarmed American public, not to threaten the Soviet Union or the U N. He notes Turkish press skepticism and reports Aksam editor Warderiu warning of a war funded by American money and unknown strategic aims.
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Moscow
David Zaslavsky
Pravda Today
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Union
United Nations
U. N
U.N
United States
Warderiu
Aksam
First Noonday Service Held at Tivoli Theater
The first Noonday Service of Holy Week took place at noon in the Tivoli theater. Dr. Edgar Hoffmeier of Alkersville delivered the sermon, asserting that historical evidence confirms Christ’s life and crucifixion.
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Tivoli Theater
Edgar F. Hofime
Alkersville
Paul L. Althouse
Sais
Hoffmeier
Socation
Sugar rationing continues under new House compromise
Washington reports the House approved legislation to extend sugar allocation and price controls until October 31 to prevent rationing expiration. The move follows a prior push backed by the President and Congress aims to keep supplies steady through the fall.
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Washington
House
Marshall Rejects Soviet Ultimatums At Moscow Talks
Secretary of State Marshall voiced blunt opposition to Soviet demands in Moscow, rejecting an unconditional German reparations package as a basis for German economic unity. He warned any agreement must arise from real meeting of minds, not ultimatums, as Big Four talks stalled over reparations and unification terms.
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Moscow
Marshall
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
Molotoy
Russia
USS_ Broup
China
Molotov
Pravda
Ernest Bevin
Foreign Ministers Council
Bevin
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Marci
Dish W. Cannon
Utah
Yugoslavia
Sairer
CBS New York
Wyes
Dam L. Shir Broadcasting
Shirer
CBS !T
Marcial
House Labor Committees
Oley
Crawford
R-Mich
Companying
Thurmont-Sabillasville Road
Evers PF
Arnold L. Ancell
Annie Jessie Eline
Emmitsburg
Clara W. Ritchie
North Market
Irs
Viola Rhoderick
Charles Dodd
East Third Street
Vandenberg
New York
Darden
U. OF VA
Charlottesville
Colgate W. Darden Jr
Virginia
University of Virginia
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