Sunday Bills Face Defeat In Assembly
Several Maryland Sunday bills likely to fail as the General Assembly nears adjournment. Measures would allow Sunday movies in Frederick, ban Sunday alcohol sales, and give the sheriff a $1000 expense account. all remain in House committees with no favorable reports expected today.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
House of Delegates
House
Senate
Board of Permanent Registry
Frederick City
Frederick
Public Services Commission
Walkersville
Ramsburg
Carroll County
Taneytown
Auriol Pleads Unity Across Americas Against Threats
President Vincent Auriol of France urged unity between old and new worlds at the Inter-American Foreign Ministers conference. He warned that the hemispheres share ties of religion language and liberty and called for ignoring new geographic borders to defend civilization. Representatives of 21 American nations approved a declaration pledging fraternal defense against Communism.
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Vincent Auriol
France
Inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Auriol
Washington
One Third Of Mortgage Loans By Individuals In Hagerstown
Washington reports that 1949 mortgage loans in Hagerstown Maryland were more often made by individuals. The HHFA study by the University of Maryland found individuals issued 42 percent of the loans and 38 percent of the total mortgage amount from 275 loans in the city.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
University of Maryland
American Busses Unmolested Today in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports American sightseeing buses, fired on by Communist police on Wednesday, ran the same route today without incident. The city remains tense as authorities maintain order while observers note the continued risk to public transport.
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Berlin
Red Cross March drive short by $1400 on final day
Frederick county closes in on its $13,000 goal with $11,655.42 in today’s tally. General chairman Charles V. Main cites pending reports from volunteers as key to finishing over the line and urges workers to return figures to 22 South Market Street early next week. Ann Daffin's women’s division reports $1,485.55, oversubscribing its $1,250 quota, and fraternal groups hit $391 of $250. Camp Detrick personnel add $1,041.50 under Lt. Franklyn et al.
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Red Cross
Frederick County
Charles V. Main
Main
South Market Street
Ann Daffin
Mayetta Hershberger
Camp Detrick
Franklyn Et Post
Traffic case ends with $5 fine in Peoples Court
In the sole traffic case before Magistrate Alton Bennett, Walter A. Crawford Jr. of Frederick was found guilty of failing to grant right of way and fined $5 plus costs. Arrest occurred March 10 on Route 40 west of Frederick by Trooper W. A. Mutchner. Collateral for motor vehicle violations was forfeited by multiple individuals from Pittsburgh to Syracuse, with varying amounts. Arrests were made by Sgt. Richard Stalling and Troopers D. A. Tucker, H. P. O'Brien and Mutchner. Secura Headquarters civil defense offices to open Monday at the old Church Street School with Mrs. Jean Kemp as secretary, hours 1 to 4 p.m. daily.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Walter A. Crawford, Jr
Route 2
Frederick
W. A. Mutchner
Jack Bishigian
Pittsburg
William A. Gifford
Toledo
Charles W. Potter
Joseph H. Nunan
Syracuse
Thomas F. Rott
Arlington
Donald Bikowski
Pittsburgh
Glen C. Campbell
Cumberland
Charles F. Kessler
Ft. Belvoir
Frances M. Cattrill
Hagerstown
Alma A. Arrick
Washington
Alice M. Dietz
Willoughby
William Albright
Salisbury
Eugene Clowes
San Francisco
Calif
Donald R. Lindall
Camp Detrick
Hill
Wesley J. Ross
South Bentz Street
Lewis Hergest
East Church Street
Paul Rohrer
Julian F. Blanchfield
Winchester
William T. Young
Woodsboro
Roy W. Snoods
Knoxville
Edward M. Lahey
Baltimore
Richard E. Kelly
Bethesda
Wm. Ervin, Jr
Kenneth A. Tressler
Eugene Hutson
Honesdale
William Grine
Benjamin H. McGaha
John W. Peach
Elmon Edmonds
Richard Stalling
D. A. Tucker
H. P. O'Brien
Mutchner
Secura
County Civil Defense
Church Street
Civil Defense
Ernest Helfensten
Jean Kemp
Homemakers Officers Are Chosen Today
Frederick County Homemakers adopt a constitutional amendment changing county council election timing and elect Mrs. Edward Holler of Middletown as president. Officers include Mrs. Ray Smith vice president, Mrs. Lewis Martz secretary, Mrs. George Chick treasurer, and Mrs. Ollie Jones parliamentarian. Most officers begin Jan 1 1952. 97 delegates approved the plan unanimously at the Frederick High School meeting attended by about 300 club members.
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Frederick County
Edward Holler
Middletown
Ray Smith
Jug Bridge Club
Lewis Martz
Yellow Springs
George Chick
Merryland Tract
Ollie Jones
Unionville
Smith
Martz
Frederick High School
Fredenck County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Summers
United Nations
Beatrice Fehr
Evelyn Hutson
Bennett Lightbown
Leslie Wiles
Frank Darner
Theodore Reeder
Elmer Michael
Foard Hood
Betty Remsberg
Louise Sebold
Venia Kellar
University of Maryland
April Fools Day To Be Cool With Freezing Morning Low
The Weather Bureau warned of freezing temperatures early Sunday as March ends, with 37 degrees overnight and a 28 degree drop from Friday. It forecasts 30 to 35 degrees Sunday morning, clearing for a milder, drier afternoon. March total precip was 2.85 inches, below the normal 3.48, with no extreme heat recorded.
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Weather Bureau
Truman and Auriol Host 2000 at French Embassy Reception
About 2000 guests including President Truman and Mrs Truman attended a late night reception at the French Embassy in Washington hosted by President Vincent Auriol. A gold plate dinner preceded the event where Mr Truman spoke of friendship with France and sought world peace. Champagne flowed as fashionably dressed guests arrived late, with the President noting a longer workday ahead.
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Washington
Truman
Vincent Auriol
France
United States
Mr. Truman
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Norway
U. S
Hood College Choir Cancelled Broadcast Over Pay Dispute
The Hood College Choir forfeited a planned noon broadcast on WNEW New York due to union pay demands. Under Dr Earle Blakeslee the group had prepared two selections for Town Hall this afternoon, with rehearsals and alumnae events arranged around the trip. The full contingent, including students and faculty from Frederick and surrounding towns, will return for the college’s April 4 reopening.
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Hood College
New York
Town Hall
Borden Company
Hood
WNEW
Earle Blakeslee
Frederick
Herbert N. Heston
Doris Simpson
Dorothy Handley
Jane Harp
Middletown
Ann Benechoff
Margaret Whitmore
Woodstock
Towns Hall
Blakeslee
Andrew G Truxal
Wnoradel
Grace Lippy
Helen Little
Anne
Philadelphia
Edgar H. McBride
A. B Lewis
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded in the clerk's office disclose multiple property sales. The Martin Storage Co sold to L Homer Miller duo a warehouse parcel off East Second Street for about 12500 dollars. Daisy Smelser sold a 114 acre Woodville district farm to A Monroe Burdette Jr and wife for around 12000 dollars. Bennett Lightbown sold near Route 240 Baker Valley Road Frederick Junction to Roger Wellborn for about 8060 dollars. Richard Kline sold a Westbrook development lot to Riley Housewright for about 2000 dollars.
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Martin Storage Company
L. Homer Miller
East Street
East Second Street
Daisy E. Smelser
A. Monroe Burdette
Woodville
Bennett L. Lightbown
Roger G. Wellborn
Baker Valley Road
Frederick Junction
Richard ¥. Kline
Westbrook
Riley D. Housewright
Fire alarm at Hansonville home ends with heater put out
Fire men from the Independent Hose Company answered an alarm at 9 10 this morning at the home of Charles Baugher on Sunday's Lane near Hansonville. No damage reported as the overheated oil heater was out when they arrived.
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Charles Baugher
Hansonville
Independent Hose Company
After Hours Spot Shooting Kills Man in Washington
A night manager was killed and a State Department official and a Navy Wave were wounded in a sunrise shooting at a downtown Washington club on E Street NW. Ralph J. Bencoach faces murder charges. police subdued him with nightsticks. Louis T. Gregory was dead. Earl Kermit Peterson and Miss Margaret P. Morriss injuries were not life threatening. Peterson in State Department employ since 1936 lives in Alexandria.
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Washington
State Department
Navy
Jeremiah Finherty
Ralph J. Bencoach
Senate
Bencoach
Louis T. Gregory
Earl Kermit Peterson
Vacam
Margeret P. Morriss
Zach
E Street
N. W
Gold Key Club
Flaherty
Gregory
Peterson
Morriss
Navy Department
Capitol
Seneator O'Mahoney
Sedan and Truck Collision at Square Corner
A sedan driven by James Quinn of Homestead Pa sustained about 150 dollars in damage when it collided with a westbound truck trailer at a square corner on Patrick Street near South Market Street in the pre-dawn hours. The truck, driven by Willard W. Henry of Luray Va, was not significantly damaged. No charges were listed by Officer Norman Trump.
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Patrick Street
James Quinn
Homestead
South Market Street
Patrick
Quinn
Willard W. Henry
Luray
Norman Trump
North Market Street
Beverly J. Cramer
East Patrick Street
Emily T. Roach
Ralph Potts
Cramer
Fire damages Carvel Hall in Annapolis blaze
Flames swept four floors of Carvel Hall in Annapolis early today trapping guests and forcing evacuation. Four fire companies battled the fire for hours. four firemen were overcome but revived. Damage was estimated at 200000 to 250000 dollars and the hotel plans to reopen after mid June.
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Annapolis
Carvel Hall
Navy Town
Ios
United States Naval Academy
Jared
Annapatis
Jean Deghvee
Deghuee
Dephuee
June Weel
Maryland General Assembly
Naval Academy
Carvel Hall Tong
Selina Holand
Helen Bulton
Theodore R. Mekelditz
Baltimore
Paca
William Paca
Free Maryland
Mary Chew
Republican Women To Visit Washington Trip from Frederick County women
Seventy members of the Women's Republican Club of Frederick County will travel to Washington on Tuesday to attend Congressional sessions meet leaders on Capitol Hill. They will dine at the Fairfax Hotel after morning sessions and return by 4 p.m. Mrs. Emmett BR. Bowlus organizes the trip for the club. Earlier this spring a delegation visited Annapolis to study state legislative procedures. Eugene ONeill and Cartotta Monterey O'Neill have separated, probate court reports show.
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Women's Republican Club
Frederick County
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congtess
Emmett BR. Bowlus
County Club
Annapolis
Three Buildings in Trenton Destroyed by Fire
Trenton Tenn March dt Py Cretion's second big fire in D1 months last night destroyed three buildings in the heart of the business area, including Strand theater and Elks hall. About 800 moviegoers evacuated after warning next door Dicky's Furniture was ablaze. Damage estimated at 50,000 with no injuries. Fire Chief Raymond Rogers said an explosion in the furniture store likely started the blaze. Last year’s fire was nearby on the same street.
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Trenton
Tenn
Mareh Dt Py— Cretion
Strand Theater
Elks Hall
Dicky’s Furniture Company
Raymond Rogers
Ugh Street
Rebels Parachuted Into Albania Sparks Cold War Frictions
London reports claim Yugoslavia says armed rebels are parachuted into Albania to fight Enver Hoxha's regime. Dedijer in Belgrade Borba alleges reactionary Albanians abroad direct the effort as planes drop anti‑Communist leaflets and security bans citizens indoors. Italian spies previously noted entering Albania.
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London
Yugoslavia
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Russia
Yugoslava
Valy
Vladimir Dedijer
Iector
Belgrade
Borha
Marshal Tito
Antiv Mveragl
Poverscient
Dedijer
Albanian Telegraph Agency
Rivers Over Banks In Many Parts Of U S
Drenching rains and melting snow flood rivers from the deep south to the northeast. Mississippi and Tombiggee crests threaten towns in Alabama and Mississippi while New York North Dakota and Illinois face washouts landslides and road closures. National Guardsmen and Red Cross aid kept casualties low as floods advance.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
North Dakota
Illinois
Midwest
Mississippi
Alabama
Childersburg
Ala
Coosa
National
Red Cross
National Guard
George M. Limbaugh
Columbus
Miss
Selma
Col
W. K. Wilson, Jr
U. S. Army Engineers
Quincy
Ulster County
Phoenicia
New York City
Parallel 38 Crossed By U S Tanks Near 38th Parallel
U S tank columns crossed the 38th parallel into North Korea near Uljangbu and north of the Chungpyong reservoir, engaging Red forces in three and a half hours of fighting. The crossings followed a week after ROK troops moved unopposed along the east coast, with Tokyo reporting a tactical advance as part of a broader spring drive.
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Tokyo
38Th Parallel
Uljangbu
Redlands
Chungpyong
Uliangbu
Red
Uhiongbu
Seoul
Vijonglu
Defense
Marshall
Red Korea
North
South Korea
Hantan
Republic of Korea
ROK
TOK
Yanayang
Vridas
U. S
Chunchon
Fate of Prisoners in Asia Stirs U S Efforts
Washington reports say 111 American POWs are officially listed by the Communists with whereabouts unknown. No neutral agency has access to their status in Chinese or North Korean camps. Families have received letters from missing men, but no regular contact is confirmed. The U S seeks Red Cross channels to establish prisoner communications.
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Washington
U. S
Asia
International Red Cross
U.S
Korea
Casualties in Korea reach 229,061 in AP tally
An Associated Press survey reports 229,061 Korea casualties: 168,652 South Koreans, 57,120 Americans, 3,289 others. Totals cited from United Nations delegations with troops. US forces listed include 250,000 ground troops with large naval and air contingents. Deaths 51,511. wounded 37,918. missing 10,681.
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United Nations
Korea
Associated Press
United States
Maryland Senate moves to include Korean vets bonus
Antipolis March 3 W The Maryland Senate prepared today to include a bonus for Korean veterans in its bill to pay the soldiers for World War I and I
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Antipolis
Maryland Senate
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