Local Traffic Study Opens May 18 in Frederick
A state and city coordinated traffic study starts May 18 to map origins and destinations in the Frederick area. Workers will interview motorists at central district stations for eight days, urging drivers to travel as usual and not bypass stations.
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Woodhrough
Frederick
George N. Lewis
State Roads Commission
W. Raymond Walter
Trafic Division
U. S. Public Roads Administration
Jon
Trafic
State Armory
12 12 Cents In Way Of Pact Detroit
With only 24 hours left to settle, last-ditch talks continued to avert a strike by 75,000 Chrysler Corp employees. Government mediators worked with the CIO United Auto Workers around the clock as the strike deadline loomed. The dispute centers on a 30 cent hourly raise versus Chrysler's no raise, with the gap narrowed to 1 2 32 cents before talks stalled.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Installing New Motor In Independent Pumper
The Independent county engine in Columbus Ohio receives a new 17 cylinder motor replacing the former eight cylinder unit. Officials say a larger engine is needed to meet county work demands. Driver Lewis Kline transported the engine to Columbus and is expected to return Sunday.Company members plan to join the Upper Montgomery Fire Company parade at Beallsville Thursday night without the engine.
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Columbus
Sea- Pave
Lewis Kline
Comany
Montgomery Fire Company
Beallsville
Russia Ready To Talk With U S To Settle Differences
President Truman says the American bid for decent relations with the Soviet Union shows no new policy shift and aims to prove there are no hostile designs. Molotov reportedly agrees to discuss differences, but no time or place is set for talks. Ambassador Smith outlined U S openness to full discussion while Moscow broadcasts echoed a two power meeting proposal.
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Molotov
Moscow Radio
Truman
United States
Soviet Union
Walter’ Bedell Smith
Washington
Moscow
Russia
Radio Moscow
State Department
Walter Bedelli Smith
Marshal
Smith
East Europe
Molotev
U. S
Berlin
Walter Bedell Smith
France
V. M. Molotov
America
Farmers Work Accelerates as Warm Weather Returns
Farmers pushed corn planting and field work as a warm spell moved in. Temperatures approached 90 degrees with 87 at night in the city and forecasts predicting cloudiness and chances of showers. County Agent Shoemaker noted oats and barley advancing and good wheat color. drought concerns eased but planting lag remained from wet weather. A quake near Arequipa, Peru, was reported at 3:55 a m EST with strong effects felt in Arica, Chile.
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Mercury
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Lima
Peru
Arequipa
Arica
Chile
Fire Truck Ordered For New Windsor Fire Company
New Windsor Fire Company purchases a new American LaFrance fire truck on International chassis with 300 gallon booster tank and fog and foamite gear. Order expected ready by September 1.
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New Windsor Fire Company
George E. Hoover
Joan W. Hessen
Norman W. Myers
Calvin Strine
James Wolfe
Richard M. Warehime
William Fra ¥Ers
Albert Little
James al- Daugh
Paul Wilhelm
Union Bridge
Folly
Wakefield Bailpark
Mew Windsor
School Board Einaudi May Organization Be President Meeting Held
George C. Rhode of Wheaton reports the Frederick County Board of Education held its annual meeting at the Old Church Street School. Charles S. Lane III was elected vice president. W. Pruts was reappointed superintendent for a four year term. staff positions were renewed. routine business proceeded. In Italy, Enrico Einaudi emerged as leading candidate for president of the new republic after balloting by the Senate and Chamber of Deputies.
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Einaudi
Italy
George C. Rhode
Wetown
Frederick County
R. R. Trout
Richard S .Bowlus
George Ford
Buby
Rome
Sist Ennaucd
Italiana
Christ In
Democratic Party
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Union Congressmen Face Cut Off Of Pay
Washington May 11 LP Members of Congress who hold union cards faced a potential loss of their $12,500 annual salaries as the House Appropriations Committee approved a $56,055,690 fund for the legislative branch with a proviso. The measure bars federal funds from paying salaries of any legislative staff belonging to unions whose officers have not filed Taft-Hartley non-Communist oaths. The rule targets mainly Government Printing Office employees in the AFL International Typographical Union, though other union members in Congress could be affected if their renters fail to meet the act. leaders expect wording adjustments before passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
AFL International Typographical Union
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Bureaucratic Handouts Describe Federal Job at Martinsburg
A News-Post item criticizes a federal employment notice from the Baker Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg West Virginia. The probational job pays 1520 to 2020 dollars yearly and the materials total 24 pages of single spaced handouts addressed to weekly and daily newspapers in Frederick and Martinsburg.
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News-Post
Baker Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
I Cate
Frederick
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Till District
Deeds were recorded at the clerk's office for several property sales. Gien G Green sold to Br and Mrs Hee He Section property on Route 20 for about 14086 in stamps. Henry Rave sold to A Dixon a acre and improvements in bere District for about 71000. Baum and Hicks sold a three quarter acre property with improvements in New Market for about 3500. Roosevelt bill to honor F D Roosevelt proposed in Congress by Rep Klein a Roosevelt Democrat plans introduction this week.
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Gien G . Green
Hee
Abe
Aire
Henry Rave
A. Dixon
Bere
Mrsbaum
John T. Hicks
Market cashing trims gains after strike call off
New York brokers lifted profits as rail strike threats eased. May 11 reports show 10 stocks selected for profit taking while many market leaders pulled back.
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New York
Lutherans to Convene Western Conference Meeting
The twenty fourth annual convention of the Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Western Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be held May 20 at Mt Zion Haughs Lutheran church in Ladiesburg. Rev Raymond C Myers is pastor and Russell S Wachter is superintendent. The theme is Even One Is Worth It and Rev Dr S White Rhyne will speak on Improve Leadership.
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Lutheran Sunday School Association
Western Conference
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Mt. Zion
E. Koontz Helwig
Walkersville
Maryland Editors To Be Guests Of France
Jacob France invites Maryland newspaper editors to a May 3 dinner at the Lord Baltimore Hotel at 6 30 p m. Congressman Charles Halleck will attend as guest of honor and speak informally. The gathering aims to introduce editors to the six Maryland congressional candidates.
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Baltimore
Jacob France
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Charles Halleck
Tadiana
House of Representatives
France
J. Glenn Beall
Edward J. Miller
Government Seizure of Railroads Through History
The piece reviews when the U S government seized railroads during labor disputes or wars. It notes 1918 1926 under Wilson with McAdoo hiring and funding large operations, and 1943 1946 and 1918 era seizures with limited or name only control. It explains payroll and revenue allocation during seizures.
Hood Fresh Win Flag in Hood College Tradition
Hood College freshmen won the flag in the annual flag hunt marking the tradition of peace. Upperclass students returned from a picnic and peace pipe ceremony to find the freshmen and sophomores competing for opposing color flags hidden by the sophomores.
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Hood College
Hille
Muss Denhail
Madeleine Taylor
Uniontown
Nancy Hoskes
Chester
Anne Tetlow
Sharon
Mass
Katharine Ross
Webster i Groves
Polly Smith
Hagerstown
Marilynn Logier
Has‘brouck
Mamaroneck
Tage
Ether and Not Boxing Glove Score Knockout
A messy report from Springfield Missouri recounts a four year old boy Edward Mickey wanting to box at home with boxing gloves. His mother Estelle Londrigar sought hospital care after an incident and the child later apologized saying he did not remember what happened.
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Springfield
Edward
Mickey
Estelle Londrigar
Tonis
Present Phase Of Fight Ends With Jews On Top
A neutral observer expressed belief today that the present phase of the Palestine conflict has ended with the Jews on top. He noted yesterday’s capture of the key northern Safad and last night’s reopening of the Jerusalem Tel Aviv supply route at Bab El Wad as factors suggesting a pause. The observer said the struggle might resume if Arab states invade and if Britain relinquishes its mandate.
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Palestine
Safad
Bab el Wad
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Koreans Vote Despite 500 Being Slain
In a historic turnout amid violence, about 7 000 South Koreans cast ballots as 200 aspiring lawmakers prepared to form Korea's first democratic government. Counting will take days and district reports show a post election calm despite continuing clashes tied to North Korea and Communist threats.
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Seuil
ULS
Thes
Korea
South Korea
U.S
North Korea
United Nations
Traffic Cases Before Justice
In Peoples Court this morning W Jerom Offutt represented Carroll Burmer on a reckless driving charge after a Nation’s Station incident on Alternate Route 40 and Route 40. Burmer was found guilty and fined 645. Several other forfeitures were listed for various drivers including Robert Sautter and multiple offenders from Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Peoples Court
W. Jerome Offutt
Carroll Lloyd Burmer
Theo F. Snyder
Alton Y. Bennett
W. A. Mutchner
Nation's
Frederick
Hagerstown
Burmer
Old Braddock
Robert George Sautter
City Express of
Baltimore
Snyder
Richard W. Stanley
Rocky _ River
Stanley A.nd, O
John W. Gore
Frank J. Kronanetter
John G. Phillips, Jr
Leslie H. Windsor
Frank W. Coughlin
Lakewood
Feno Monaco
Cecl
Sherman L. Myers
Madison Street
Harry P. Hayner
Putch
M. Andrews
New Bethlehem
Darwin Shruble
MccClellandtown
Joseph F. Kollar
Washington
James H.pleasant
McClellandtown
John A. Miller
Petro
McKeesport
George J. Bauer
Balti
le Treadwell
Smith
Ais C. Norriss
Dr. Harsion
Artes
L. M. Ridge
Mutchner Fand Snider
Local Maryland Weather Forecasts for Several Counties
Local forecasts for Washington, Allegany and Garrett counties call for increasing cloudiness today with scattered thundershowers this afternoon, tonight, and Wednesday. Warm temperatures with highs around 85 to 99 and lows near 60 to 65 tonight. Wednesday will be cooler with more clouds and showers. Elsewhere mostly sunny and warm today with highs about 75 to 90 and lows around 66 to 65 tonight. Wednesday remains cloudy with scattered thundershowers and not as warm.
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Maryland
Washington
Ahegany
Garrett
Overthrow Of U S Is Reds Aim
The House Un American Activities Committee accused the United States party of advocating violent overthrow and called for vigorous enforcement of anti communist laws. The 160 page report claims Marx Engels Lenin and Stalin form the party creed and that the Communist party U S A acts under Moscow guidance to overthrow governments by force. It also cites court rulings deeming the party an advocate of forceful overthrow and warns of national security risks from such activity within U S borders.
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William PF. Arrogast
Party of
United States
House Committee On UN- American Activities
House
Marx
Engels Lenin
Stalin
Communist Party
U.S. A
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Communist Party U.S. A
Alumni Band rehear sal opens with 76 members
Seventy six members attended Frederick High School Alumni Band rehearsal as they prepare a concert next Monday at 8 30 p m DST at the high school. It is the largest crowd since 1932 and marks the first stage performance at the new building.
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Frederick High School
Simuli
Elm Street
Rederick
Vam FT Fisher
Earlies
State Guard
Weir
Alumini
S. Fenton Harris
Fredrick High School
Sn Alamal Read
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G. C. Rhoderick, Jr
Mr. Pruitt
Bank
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rep
Klein
Helf
Roosevelt Democrat
Lutheran S. S. Assn
Dr. Blackwelder
Dr. Deaton
James Marlow
Army
Royall
Edmond H. Leavey
Jmen
Woodrow Wilson
William McAdoo
the Treasury
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