Obstacles in Path Of Settlement
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen accepted a plan to name an arbitrator for their dispute with railroads but obstacles remain. Railroads seek national bargaining on hose coupling and oppose a specific arbitration point. D. P. Loomis said President Truman may name an arbiter, while Dr. John R. Steelman faces criticism from the union. Yard and road workers have already gained cost of living linked raises. Sen Morse urged submission of the hose issue to arbitration if Kennedy’s position is supported.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad
John R. Steelman
Steelman
D. P. Loomis
Labor Committee
Truman
White House
Loomis
Sen. Morse
R-Ore
Kennedy
Morse
Hearing Postponed In Rock Fish Case On Maryland Road
Cambridge reports the hearing for Rufus Milton Todd charged with carrying an overweight rock fish haul was postponed a week as defense counsel seeks time to prepare. State inspector Mills testified Todd had four tons of rock fish, average 27 pounds, with 52 pounds the heaviest, violating conservation laws to protect spawning at Chesapeake Bay. The overweight stock, said to be the largest confiscated in Maryland, was distributed to 10 Eastern Shore hospitals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Rufus Milton Todd
Hooper's Island
C. Burnham Mace
Emerson
C. Harrington, Jr
Todd
William McKinley Mills
Tidewater Fisheries
Mills
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Jet Fighter Explodes Killing Its Pilot in Virginia
Leesburg Va March 30 An P 51 Air Force jet fighter exploded in the air and burned, its pilot the sole occupant was killed. Bolling Field said the single engine fighter was returning to Goodman Air Force Base Ft Knox Ky and had left Bolling at 444 pm. The name of the pilot is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. A Northern Virginia farmer who witnessed the blast said the apparently deployed parachute was found in a tree near the wreckage and burned flesh parts were scattered. He identified the pilot as an Air Force captain. The farmer heard a loud noise around 5 pm and saw the plane explode. He noted one motor sank about 15 feet into the ground with scorched debris over a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Bolling Field
Goodman Air Force Base
Ft. Knox
Bolling
Sage
G. Polen
Virginia
Polen
Air Force
Here
Visitation notes from Emmitsburg area Gatherings
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosensteel included Clar ence Brown Lantz Morris Hewitt and others from Baltimore Frederick Silver Spring and beyond. Easter weekend and weekday visits occurred at multiple homes with relatives from Baltimore Hanover Philadelphia Littlestown Gettysburg Allentown York and Washington. Conversations mention baptisms births and family ties across several households with also a funeral in Pittsburgh.
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Emmitsburg
Louis Rosensteel
Clarence Brown
Lantz
Morris Hewitt
Frederick
William Rosensteel
Phil
Bobby Sprankle
Baltimore
George Constantine
Silver Spring
Philip Sharpe
Guy Baker, Jr
Ray Keepers
Richard Rosensteel
Claudia Rosensteel
Jerry
Cecilia Eckert
Herbert Sprankle
Glen Polly
Robert Kleppinger
Barbara Kleppinger
Fairfield
Mary Theresa
Margaret Houck
Edward Houck
Jirmie Arabel
Laurence Ornfordt
Larry
Rose Eckenrode
Littlestown
Charles Keepers J
Susie
Charles P. Keepers
Harry S. Boyle
Harry S. Boyle, Jr
Guy Topper
West Main Street
Philadelphia
Jaupe | Adams
Washington
Harner
Adams
Clyde Springer
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Henry Kelly
Walter Webster
Lewis
Alice Kelly
Evelyn Humerick
Albert Humerick
Altoona
John ‘Kelly
Jackson Humerick
Tnhe Iitant
Charles Pitzer
York, Pa
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Francis Stauble
Rita Topper
E. Main Street
Frank ‘Corkie’ Topper
U. S. Army
Fort Lee
Nancy
Louise
Patrick Lynch
Patrick,Jr
Ruth Elsen
Martin
Dumont
N. J
Lynch
John M. Roddy
Agatha
Marianna
James Wetzel
Ruth Roddy
St. Martin's
U S Steel Mills Run At Full Capacity
Steel mills across the United States operating at full capacity can produce more steel in a single year than the rest of the world combined, including Russia and its satellites.
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Steel Mills
United States
Russia
Baltimore Grand Jury to Hear Primary Figures
Ten political figures and defeated candidates were summoned to appear before a Baltimore grand jury in an immediate and complete investigation of the recent primary. Judge Joseph Sherbow ordered the inquiry amid complaints of lavish campaign expenditures. Witnesses include defeated council candidates Mrs. Lillian Klecka Edward Freburger William Greenfeld and councilman hopeful William J. Muth along with George Mueller Joseph Obrycki Patrick O Malley Patrick Regan Max Cohen and Rev H Clifton Owens The Rev Owens is the sole Republican in the group.
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Baltimore
Joseph Sherbow
Lillian, Klecka
Edward A. Freburger
William Greenfeld
William J. Muth
George J. Mueller
Joseph Obrycki
Patrick F. O'Malley
Patrick Regan
Max Cohen
H. Clifton Owens
Mr. Owens
Rita Hayworth Weighs Separation From Prince Aly Khan
New York reports Rita Hayworth and her two daughters may separate from Prince Aly Khan. They arrive in New York aboard the Degrasse and take a 12th floor suite at the Plaza Hotel. Earl Wilson cites a Paris friend saying the couple’s future is uncertain while noting the visit could be a lesson rather than a permanent exit.
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New York
The
New York Post
Earl Wilson
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Degrasse
Hotel Plaza
the Post
Ritago
Wilson
Paris
Rita
United States
Airport Zoning Meet set for April 13 in City Hall
The Airport Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 p m Friday April 13 to consider a preliminary report on zoning of the municipal airport and surrounding areas. A second meeting will be announced later before findings are submitted to the Mayor and Aldermen. Official remarks came from Commission chairman G Hunter Bowers. The ordinance governs building heights trees and utility poles near the airfield and aligns with new federal approach zone standards.
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Airport Zoning Commission
G. Hunter Bowers
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick County
Frederick City
Munshower
Mungshower
Potomac View Inn Licenses Surrendered in Washington County
The Potomac View Inn at Sandy Hook surrendered its alcoholic beverage license Friday morning. Proprietors Sidney Jones Lee Reynolds and Harold J Nuice withdrew appeals of their convictions for interfering with police officers and paid fines of 100 dollars each. Convictions followed a brawl at the tavern in which two Washington County deputy sheriffs were molested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac View Inn
Sandy Hook
Sidney ©. Jones
Lee Reynolds
Harold J. Nuice
Jones
Canal locks salvage not junk, gov't says iron parts protected
The U S government served notice that iron parts of 79 Chesapeake and Ohio canal locks are not junk. U S Commissioner C Welles Little dismissed three youths charged with taking gate parts at the southern end of Washington county but warned of jail for future offenses. He said the metal is not abandoned scrap and noted the government would spend about 1500 dollars to replace the locks if the canal is restored. The boys had sold iron for 360 dollars.
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Hagerstown
U.S
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
U. S
C. Welles Little
Washington County
Little
Samuel H. Hower
U. S. Park
Detrick Welcomes New Dentist Capt Rudolph Palermo
Capt Rudolph Palermo arrives at Detrick as the first new dentist since World War I. A Flushing native and Temple University School of Dentistry graduate, he attended medical officer training at Fort Sam Houston and was commissioned on December 2. His wife Marianne will join him once stationed at Detrick.
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Detrick
Camp Detrick
Rudolphus Palermo
Flushing
Medical Service
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Dental Corps
Palermo
St. Joy's University
Brooklyn
N. Y
Temple University School of Dentistry
Philadelphia
Capt. Palermo
Marianne
Balky Witnesses Cited For Contempt By Senate Crime Panel
Washington March 30 The Senate crime committee voted contempt citations against 12 witnesses led by Frank Costello. The list also included Frank Erielkson Joe Adonis Morris Kleinman Louis Rothkopf William G. O'Brien John Doyle Ralph J. O'Hara George S. Bowers John Croft and Stanley Cohen. Conviction carries up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frank Costello
New York
Whey
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Jacob
Greasy Thumb
Clorida Rambler
John Croft
Kentucky
Stanley Cohen
San Francisco
Three Local Choir To Sing At Utica Sunday Night
A Utica Lutheran church program of sacred Lenten music will be presented Sunday at 8 p.m. under Miss Margaret Kent with Mrs. Brant Mord as organist and Rev. John H. Ness as minister. The service features an organ prelude, choral selections, solos, and a men’s chorus. The public is invited. Utica Lutheran choir organizes the event with Sylvia Eyler as chair and other committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Dune
Fretterich
Utica
Jesus
Hoir
Bach
Stainer
Roberts
Lord
God
Faure
Bizet
Ranck
John H. Cramer
Handel
Lutkin
Utica Lutheran Choir
Sylvia Eyler
Kennate Leatherman
Loutse
Tiger Length and Coat Compared In Tigers Study
The Korean tiger typically reaches about 12 feet from nose to tail and features a shaggier, heavier coat than the Bengal tiger, highlighting regional physical variation among tigers.
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Fred J. Delmore
Robert W. Swanson
Swanson
Walter B. O'Neil
Delmore
Cmdr
O'Neil
Ancil B. Smith
Naval Unit
Navy
Bureau of
Office of Naval Research
Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Terry Hays
U. 5. Army
Hed Cross “Bloodmobile
Rita May
Prince Aly
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Bolshaya
Bassinettes
Storm
Skipley
the News
Frederick, Md
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Sam Miller
South Market ST
Army
Eisenhower
Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and
Bulova
James E. Doll
Wa'ches
South Market
Citizens National
Farmer's Bank
Hoffmann
West 4Th St
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