Blockade Ends Thursday as Berlin traffic reopens
Russia and the Western powers announced that two-way traffic to Berlin and across the Soviet sector border will resume at 12:01 a.m. Berlin time on Thursday May 12. The move lifts the 10 month blockade, restoring rail highway and mail services and ending Soviet searches at key checkpoints. Preparations at Helmstedt include new radio lines border signage and cleared approaches.
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Berlin
V. I. Chuikov
Germany
Chuikov
New York
Helmstedt
Youth Swallows Tin Whistle and Recovers
Six year old James Liscombe of Petersville was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital after swallowing a tin whistle. Doctors said the whistle passed into his stomach and would be eliminated naturally. State Trooper Arthur Rudy brought the boy home after treatment. The whistle had lodged in his throat and could not be dislodged en route to the hospital. CASTLE WILL PROBATED: Mary E Castle's will, admitted to probate, leaves most of her estate to sister C Hess Castle with executrices Marybell Everhart and Miss Castle. Real estate and life estate provisions described. diamond bequest to Mrs Everhart. administrator John T Best reports personal property about $4,000 and real estate around $10,000.
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James Liscombe
Petersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur Rudy
Mary E. Castle
C. Hess Castle
Orphans’ Court
Miss Castle
Marybell Everhart
Rockwell Terrace
North Market Street
William M. Storm
Hettye A. Hahn
John T. Best
Hestor Preston Best
Court News Mix of Marriages Divorces and Deeds in Frederick Area
Court notices list marriage licenses for Richard Kline and Catherine King both of Myersville age 21 and 16. John Keefer and Mildred Briggs of Mercersburg Pa. Wayne Warrenfeltz and Peggy Fishack of Myersville and Smithsburg. Raymond Mathews and Mary Stull. Glenn Hornbaker and Judith Martin. Delores Easton. Deeds show transfers including Howard Gross and spouse to James Jackson. multiple county property moves valued at $10 each. Also mentions John Abner divorce and a Knights of Service Loyal Temperance Legion meeting in Frederick.
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Richard C. Kline
Catherine B. King
Myersville
James White
Beatrice V. Thomas
Baltimore
John E. Keefer
Mildred V. Briggs
Mercersburg
Wayne Walter Warrenfeltz
Peggy Ann Fishack
Smithsburg
Paul E. Ramsburg
Carroll Parkway
Mildred V. Lochner
Water Street
Raymond Franklin Mathews
Keymar
Mary Katherline Stull
Thurmont
Glenn F. Hornbaker
Judith Lee Martin
Big Spring
John Abner
North Market Street
Delores Madelyn Easton
East Third Street
Howard A. Gross
James N. Jackson
Alice A. Cline
Mary C. Cline
Harold M. Blickenstall
Irving R. Morgan
Charles Malcolm Diehl
Clifford L. Leatherman
Roger W. Linton
Garmon R. Linton
Advisers To Truman Urge Spending Restraint In 1994 Budget
US economic advisers urged trimming tax burdens and scaling back a 4 billion dollar tax increase. The Council of Economic Advisers reported in April that such steps, including potential excise tax relief, could curb costs and help balance the budget without launching a new public works program. Led by Edwin G. Nourse with Leon Kyserling and John D. Clark, the panel largely agreed on the economy outlook as a healthy disinflation.
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Washington
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
White House
Edwin G. Nourse
Dr. Nourse
Leon Kyserling
John D. Clark
Kyserling
Clark
Nourse
Programs and Picnic Planned by Local Youth Group
A church meeting led by president Hattie Snyder with 16 members and 9 guests outlined a summer schedule. Miss Priscilla Wilcoxon announced the S T S program, and a June 5 picnic at Braddock Heights was set. A radio program on May 30 at 9 15 a m will feature Loyal Temperance Legion youths.
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Hattie Snyder
Priscilla Wilcoxon
Braddock Helghts
Loyal Temperance Legion
Peter Fahrney
James Harper
Bus Service Complaint Heard by Maryland PSC
Baltimore May 9 97 Maryland Public Service Commission heard complaints about Greyhound service along Washington Boulevard. Witnesses included George D. Quigley of the University of Maryland speaking for the boulevard riders association. The hearing noted rude drivers poor bus condition overcrowding refusals to stop and missed schedules as about 30 residents attended. The association seeks relief while Greyhound and National Trailways both operate on the corridor.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Public Service Commission
Greyhound Bus Linea
Washington Boulevard
George D. Quigley
University of Maryland
Boulevard Bus Riders’ Association
Washington
PSC
Asso
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Simon L. Smith
Earl Henry Crowe
Milton Shaull
Alvie M. Etzler
Knights of Service” Loyal Temperance Legion, of
Frederick
Calvary Methodist
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Glen Echo Park
Glen Echo
Gene Williams
Great Orchestra
Three Suns
Lee Castle
Elicia Wallace
Frederick High School
Frank Keefer
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Calif
Sylvia Kelly
Flo Belle Mehaffie
George Mehaffie
James Mehaffie
James Sharrer
Louise Snyder
Burton Stephens
Herbert Wilbur
John Wilbur
Grace
Francis Sappington
Calvin Schildknecht
Delphey’s
West Patrick ST
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Blue Ridge News Agency
E. Patrick ST
South Market
Ciation
Louis B. Arnold
Hyattsville
Joseph R. Byrnes
Maryland Senate
Greyhound
National Trailways
Plymouth
North Market St
Bing
Sesemn Pee
Bing Crospy Fleming - Bendix
Sit Ceonic Hardwicke
Ente
Spiicsler
Henry
Henry’s
N. Market St
Leeae
CSL
Delphey’s Sport Store
West Fatrick ST
Allen’s Market & Second
Druid
Damascus
OTH
Rod Cameron
Mona Massey
Carto
Weil Brothers
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market
Third Streets
MGM
Frank Esther
Gene Siratra-Williams
Kelly
Betty Garrett
Francis Scott Key Post WI
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