McGrath Rejects Morris as Justice Dept Special Assistant
Attorney General J. Howard McGrath testified he would not appoint Newbold Morris as a special assistant and said he has not completed the financial questionnaire Morris sent. He declined to confirm release of confidential data to the House Judiciary subcommittee and noted he has not distributed the questionnaires in his department.
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Washington
J. Howard Mc Grath
Newbold Morris
House
McGrath
Morris
New York
Truman
House Group
Justice Department
Representative Keating
Keating
Efec
Tito Warns West Over Trieste Settlement
West given Tito warning as Yugoslavia vows not to accept a dictated Trieste settlement. Tito urges Italy to share Trieste administration with Yugoslavia and protect Yugoslav minorities while criticizing Western pressure. The clash over the Adriatic port’s future centers on Allied zone arrangements and postwar authority.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Trieste
Alcide de Gasperi
Maly
Yaroslava
Kaly
Tneste
Adriatic
United States
Britain
France
Iai
Yusoslavia
Ceaminform
Tite
Rucaans
Alles
Raly
Taly
Bo McMillin Triumphs And Trials In Football Life
Bo McMillin, famed football figure and Indiana native, died at 57 in Bloomington after a heart attack amid a months long stomach cancer illness. He starred at Centre College 1917 21 shaping early football fame and earned Walter Camp All America honors in 1919. He coached the Philadelphia Eagles before retiring last fall due to health, earning honors from the AFCA and Football Writers Association as a standout figure in the sport.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alvin N.bo McMillin
McMillin
Little Centre College
Philadelphia Eagles
American Football Coaches Association
Stagg
Football Writers Association of America
Indiana University
North Side
Fort Worth
Tex
Centre
Colonels
Texas A
Walter Camp
Man rescues family from coal gas leak in Catonsville
Marion C. Shipley awakened by his daughter Marian, then pulled his wife and five children aged 5 to 14 from a coal gas leak in their Catonsville home. He carried them to a porch where they revived. leak traced to a loose elbow on a furnace pipe.
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Baltimore
Marion C. Shipley
Catonsville
Shipley
Marian
Two Wills Probated In Orphans Court
The Orphans Court probated the wills of Mrs. Seraptia Glass of Emmitsburg district and Maurice W. Biser near Jefferson. Glass left personal property to children with funeral expenses paid from funds and real estate to son Gilmer Hugh Glass. Roy F. Glass named executor. Biser’s will divides the estate equally among his children. Dates: Glass dated Sept 8, 1945. Biser dated Nov 14, 1918. Helen B. Owens of New Haven, Conn. qualified as adminstratrix. she is the sole heir of Cora O. Brooks. No valuations reported.
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Seraptia Glass
Emmitsburg
Maurice W. Biser
Jefferson
Orphans Court
Dorothy C. Kerrigan
J. Ward Kerrigan
Biser
Lewis H. Bowlus
Clarence 5
Helen B. Owens
New Haven
Conn
Cora O. Brooks
Baltimore firm offers to buy seized slot machines
Seized slot machines from a local fraternal organization were offered at 100 per machine by Hub Enterprises. The mayor said he has no involvement. a circuit court order requires Sheriff Ruhrman to destroy the machines, and he planned to comply soon.
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Baltimore
Donald B. Rice
Hub Enterprises
Baltamore
Maryland
Paul Ruhrman
Shew
Firefighters battle fire near airport trash pile
Early today two alarms were answered near Frederick airport when a fire started on a trash pile east of the hangars. Fire crews yanked booster streams to control embers at the site of an old moved shack, no damage figure available. In Washington a separate note says the House Appropriations Committee cut the Agriculture Department budget about 2 percent for the next fiscal year starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents
United Rescue
Fredenck
Washington
House
Feday
Agrculture
Mrs Truman Keeps Secret About 1948 Decision
Washington dispatch reports President Truman told Speaker Sam Rayburn he would not seek re election. The few clues suggest Mrs Truman had urged him not to run, noting his age and the demanding duties of the presidency.
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Truman
Sam Rayburn
Jefferson-Jackson
Bess
White House
City Watershed Gets More Deer
City Watershed releases two pregnant does from Aberdeen as part of a state deer transfer program. R L Rudasill notes expected new strain to boost the herd. this marks the third release on watershed land. Dogs threaten deer and scattered forage patches are planted with sorghum, grass, clover, soybeans, millet, and lespedeza.
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W. Raymond Walter
Miltary
Aberdeen
R. L. Rudasill
The
Game and Inland Fish Commisson
Mr. Walter
Mountaindale
Walter
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Fast Driving On Route 464 Leads To Fine
Magistrate Charles L Mogts in Brunswick fined a sailor, Williamn Gerone Engtright, $150 for speeding toward Brunswick on Route 464 at 5 mph over the limit. Trooper Stonesifer cited Engtright at 2.15 a m on March 16 during a pursuit from Point of Rocks to Brunswick, but did not overtake him until he stopped near his home.
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Charles L. Mogts
Brunswick
Soungelow
Petexent River
Williamn Gerone Engtright
Stonesifer
Point of Rocks
Baybright
Moint
Truck Driver Is Fined And Sent To Jail
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr tightens penalties for motor vehicle violations in Pennsylvania. Orville Crist of Bedford County was jailed 10 days plus a $100 fine for passing near a hill crest and failing to stop after an accident on Route 40. Other drivers faced fines for reckless driving and improper use of signals. Timpson and Meece received smaller penalties. collateral forfeitures and multiple speeding and passing violations are listed.
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Wilbur F Sheffield, Jr
Pennsylvania
Orville Crist
Bedford County
Crist
Ijamsville
Roland Myers
Frederick
Myers
Route 3
Monrovia
James.Lewis
Joseph Stakem
Timpson
Ubana
Thomas Jefferson Meece
Linthicum Heights
James Stonesifer
Meece
John W. Wright
Baltimore
Donald E. Enders
Harrisburg
John D. Martin
Hagerstown
James T. Nunemaker
Thur- Taont
Roy. T. Rotherton
Russellville
Tenn
John T. McCulloch
Ronald W. Helmick
Richmond
Donald J. Sheldon
Buffalo
Donald G. Wishard
Walter R. Fogle
Walkersville
Don L. Chadwell
Columbu
John W. Flickinger
Keymar
Chester W. Freese
Meéshawaka
Ind
Rodney C. Vans
Unemployment Pay Not Yet Being Drawn
Unemployment claims at Union Manufacturing Co are being referred to Maryland State Employment Security for review. Hearings on individual leases are not known, as cases are judged on merit. The piece also notes Republican endorsements in Frederick and mentions no official primary endorsement for US Senate.
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Union Manufacturing Company
Legal Department of the State Office of the Employment Security Board
Baltimore
Jts
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick
Chatman Emmert FE Bawlye
Jerdas
Bowlut
Imur Way
New Clips Must Be On Tags Tomorrow
Frederick city and county motorists face possible expired market charges tomorrow unless an extension is granted to attach 1952 clips to license plates. Midnight tonight is the deadline. State Police said no extension appeared likely. a morning check showed many cars still missing the 1952 clips on old plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Maryland figures split on Truman decision not to seek reelection
Maryland Democrats reacted mixingly to President Truman pulling out of the 1948 race. Senators O’Conor and Tydings offered cautious praise and cautions about nominees, while Baltimore Mayor D’Alesandro and Rep. Garmatz weighed global stakes and party chance. Republican Gov. McKeldin and Rep. Devereux commented on personal regard and administration continuity.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Truman
Sen
O'Conor
Tydings
D'Alesandro
Rep
Garmatz
Lasseer
Senate
Kenneth E. Lee
Lee
Congress
Kefauver
Gov. McKeldin
Rep. Devereux
Washington
Kimball Sees Planes Attack in Korea Action
In Korea on March 31 Task Force 77 pilots attacked Communist rail lines in northeast Korea. U S Marine and Navy flyers reported 167 rail cuts with no bridges destroyed while rail cars and supply trucks were knocked out. Surface ships struck red coast targets as Far East Air Force planes mounted 945 sorties including night attacks on Communist supply trucks.
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Seoul
Korea
Navy
Kimball
U. S Marine and Navy
Carrer Valiey Forge
Far East
Sun- Ida
Jio
Joint Rehearsal To Be Held Wednesday With Frederick Chorus
The Frederick Community Chorus will hold its first joint rehearsal with the Frederick Hood Orchestra on Wednesday evening at Hood College Gambal Gym. The combined rehearsal starts at nine o clock after the orchestra meets. Dr Earle Blakeslee, professor of music at Hood, directs both groups.
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Frederick
Sale of residence at 3M East Patrick Street recorded
The clerks office recorded the sale of the residence at 3M East Patrick Street from M J Grove Lane Company to Mr and Mrs Carlson A. Tams for about 34500, with revenue stamps indicating the transaction.
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East
Patrick Street
M J Grove Lane Company
Carlson A. Tams
Democratic Floodgates Wide Open
Washington March 31 The press report notes President Truman’s withdrawal from the Democratic presidential race and lists potential candidates and favorite sons. It highlights Sam Rayburn and Alben Barkley as possible contenders, with Stevenson favored by many, and details state reactions ahead of upcoming primaries in Nebraska and Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Truman
Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard Russell
Georgia
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Alben Barkley
Supreme Court
William Douglas
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Barkley
Rayburn
Douglas
Stevenson
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Herbert Lehman
National Party
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Martial Law Declared in Tehran After Riots and Clashes
Tehran authorities impose one month martial law banning gatherings over three people and enforcing a dusk curfew after Friday riots left five dead and over 200 injured. Police faced clashes between anti Reds and a 5,000 strong parade of Communist youth denouncing germ warfare claims.
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Tehran
Iran
Kores
Nine Stranded Men Rescued Near North Pole
Harrow Alaska March 3 17 A Navy rescue plane made a successful pickup of nine men stranded since last Thursday near the North Pole. They were part of the Navys Operation Ski dump project and were stranded when the night landing gear of their Maine laboratory collapsed during a takeoff from the research vessel Oceanagraphic Station Ver mavik S524 located miles from the pole.
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Harrow
Alaska
Navy
North Pole
Maine Laborators
Vermavik
Fire Alarm At Chester Young Farm Reported
A fire alarm was reported near the Chester Young farm along Hallenger Creek. Frederick on the Frederick side notified authorities that a building appeared to be on fire and crews responded.
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Chester Young Farm
Frederick
Hallenger Creek
Former Senator Wallace White Jr. dies at 74 in Maine
Former U S Senator Wallace H White Jr dies in his sleep at AU Burn Maine age 74 after months-long illness from a heart ailment He served 18 years in the Senate and 14 in the House and was majority leader in the 80th Republican controlled Congress.
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Auburn
U. S
Wallace H. White, Jr
Senate
House
Trial resumes in Brosius Cramer suit over Fritchie building
Testimony in circuit court resumes in the lawsuits of J William Brosius Jr and Ammon E Cramer over Barbara Fritchie Candy factory and restaurant on Route 240 Frederick. Brosius seeks 2000 dollars while Cramer claims 6000 for damages from structural defects and cost plus contracts amid inflated prices and material shortages.
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J. William Brosius, Jr
Ammon E. Cramer
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Patrick Schnauffer
Brosius
Brosius Engineering Company
Cramer
Thomas Glass
Edward D. Storm
E. Austin James
Benjamin Rosenstock
Saally
Louis J. Brosius
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Floyd Culler
Culler
Lous
Bracius
Brosizs Homes Corporation
Flor
One Way Street Plan For Market and Bentz Streets
Mayor Donald B. Rice announced Market street will be one way northbound and Bentz street one way southbound from Ninth to South streets starting next Monday morning April 7. Signs and signals will be installed this week with no parking zones on Bentz and a no parking at any time zone on the east side of South Market to accommodate large turning trucks.
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Market Street
Bentz Street
Donald B. Rice
Ninth
State Roads Commission
City Sign Department
Rice
South Market Street
South Street
North Market Street
Ninth Street
Motter Avenue
Motter and Bentz
West South Street
Market
Patrick Street
Frederick
Air Force
State Aviation Commission
Easton
Moderately Cool March Ends with Wet Finish
A wet, moderately cool March ended today leaving the ground moist for garden work. Fruit growers were pleased though peach set may be lighter than usual. March was the wettest since 1943 with 4.71 inches at the Frederick weather seal on the 8:30 am report.
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Frederick Weather Bureau
Sealon
Opera Stars Wedding Delayed By Late Groom
New York March 3 Metropolitan Opera stars Robert Merrill aged 34 and Roberta Peters aged 21 had a wedding delayed by Merrill arriving one half hour late after a Greek Independence Day parade crowd caused a crowding at the Park Avenue synagogue.
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New York
Mar
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Merrill
Roberta Peters
Merril
Park Avenue
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