Skipper Of Carrier Found Dead In San Francisco
Commander E. Rigsbee Jr skipper of the U S S Antietam was found shot to death in his cabin at Hunter's Point shipyard joining the mothball fleet. Navy and city officials prepared a board of investigation with scant details while family and duties traced from Alameda to the Pacific reserve fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
E. ©. Rigsbee, Jr
U. S. S. Antietam
Navy
George D. Murray
Western Sea Frontier
Hunter's Point
Rigsbee
Antietam
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Combined Armed Services, Information Office
Calif
Helen
Barbara
Jean
Kalamazoo
Mich
Susan Ann
Elo
Jeanette Elizabeth
Alameda
The
Chronicle
Navy Yard
U S Flag Torndown By Rioting Arabs in Trivoli Libya
Rioters in Trivoli Libya tore the United States flag from the American consulate and pelted windows with stones and iron balls in protest of a British Italian plan to restore Tripolitania to Italian trusteeship in 1951. They also stoned the French consulate and protested at the British consulate while U S Consul Orray Taft Jr agreed not to fly the flag until tension eased as the city imposed a curfew and mobile police patrolled the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trivoli
Libya
United States
Ora
Tripolitania
Russia
Hevin
U. S
Orray Taft, Jr
U.S
Action Soon On Traffic Is Expected
Positive steps to acquire better traffic control are expected from the Mayor and Aldermen next week after two aldermen began independent surveys. Merchants with the Chamber of Commerce may present recommendations at the next regular meeting. A special session could be called prior to Wednesday to discuss traffic relief and a brick veneer recreation building at Staley Park. A Recreation Commission meeting is set for Monday night. In College Park, U S Department of Agriculture officials plan closer cooperation with the University of Maryland College of Agriculture to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Recreation Commission
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Staley Park
University College Park
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
T. B. Symons
Federal
Washington
Beltsville
University
Honor Guard Of Brunswick Post Pictured Above
Steadman Keenan Post No 96 American Legion Brunswick forms Honor Guard for military funerals and re interments. Members listed include Richard Bowers post commander Ruth Warner chaplain and Donald Carr adjutant with other guardsmen named. A lion club screening and a local meeting followed. The Lake Geneva depth and Paris Eiffel detail appear as unrelated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steadman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Brunswick
Garland Smith
Richard Bowers
Ruth Warner
Eugene Bowers
Nelson Strathern
Donald Carr
Lenwood
Jerry Eshbaugh
Clark Price
William Care
Alfred Howard
Donald Strailman
Lawrence Dallas
Glenn Grove
Lertie Powers
Millard Hahn
Sherman Lowery
Myer Kaplan
George D. Jenkins, Jr
William Hy, Hanvey
Marvin D. Lowry
Charles D. Kidwiler
Charles R. Waters
Roland E Mass
Wilbert Lo Munday
Earl M. Harwood
Gerald W. ‘Tritapae
Wesley JD. Dolan
Edward Frye
Harry Nuse
Guard
Economic Discourse Presented To Lions
AE Warfield of Merrill Lynch spoke at the Frederick Lions Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Money At Work. The talk covered commodity price movements, market analysis, and how regulation shapes investor guidance, illustrated by stock exchange movies. Harold Statey introduced Warfield, who was accompanied by Frank Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
New York Stock Exchange
AE Warfield
Baltimore
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Penner & Beane
Coamu
New York City
Warfield
Frank Schmidt
Harold Statey
County Home Is Flagran t Disgrace
The Washington County grand jury said no evidence of subversive activity but called the county home a flagrant disgrace. It noted criminals receive better care than the poor and aged and urged immediate action to build a new, fireproof facility on a different site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
Oliver H. Bruce, Jr
Cumberland
Joseph D. Mish
Maryland
State to delay chronic disease hospital plans and home repairs
The county home housing 66 patients has faced years of abeyance while the state weighed a chronic disease hospital at the site. With delays unlikely, the county is repairing a fire swept wing from the war era and the grand jury criticizes lax staffing, noting only five workers for 66 patients and urging immediate funding for more help. The article also notes peanuts gained prominence after the Civil War when rationing prompted US food value awareness.
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Ame
Lee Goode Scott
Roanoke
Dana Marie Weaver
Scott
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Streets
HIVE
Honor Guard of
Lion Joe Turner
Clint Hamilton
Lion Kennard G Porter
West Chester
Lion Howard Gross
Middletown
Gar- Hind Fhuffer
James Harris
Russell L. Reynolds
William J Mair
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Paris
MeNi J
Ouat Highway
Robert Young
Marguerite Chapman
Delphey’s
West
Patrick ST
Blue Ridge News Agency
FE. Patrick ST
BET/ER HOMES EQUIP. CO
East Patrick St
the Druid Theater
Damascus
Priday
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
Joan Leste
Sergeant York
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Moqome
Patrick Street
Derick Cloak
N. Market ST
Bayons
Bemberg
Delphey's Sport Store
Muscular Relief
Market & Second
Weil Brothers
North Market St
Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pedaetery
Luis See
Wegen
Eee Cis
Columbia Pictures
Gene Autry
Bruce Gentry
PET
Nansana Staswece
Glen Echo Park
Glen Echo, MD
Gene Williams
Three Suns
Radio and Records
BIG
Lee Castle
Elicia Wallace
Dodge
Hudson
Hudson Conv. Brom
Olds
Dr. Sed
Ford
Terra
Hudson Cpe
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
West Patrick Street
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