Local Senate Rechecks 17 228 Ballots in Frederick County
The Senate votes to recheck 17 228 ballots in Frederick County, the first full recount there in county history, tied to a statewide recount order affecting the contested Senate seat of Herbert BR O Conor. D John Markey led in his home county in November by 2,296 votes.
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Frederick County
Senate
Wtes
Herbert BR. O'Conor
O'Conor
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Allegany
Markey
Calvert
Caroline
Ocenor
Carroll
Mark
Charles
Dorchester
Garrett
Harford
Kent
O Conor
Queen Anne's
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
O’conor
Marey
March Court Hears Accident Case in Peoples Court
Accident arising in early March at South Market and AH Saints streets heard before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett. Tyrer fined 1 dollar and costs for kneecap fracture with license charge suspended. Fleming acquitted on right of way charge. Numerous traffic forfeitures include reckless driving and speeding fines. officers De R.E. Stone Ridge and Mouhler presided.
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South Market
AH Saints Street
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Charles S. Tyrer Yar
Winchester Street
Charles P. Fleming
Leesburg
Daniel Swomiey
City Police
Harrie H. Whitehead
Savage
Everett Norri Jr
Knoxville
Benjamin Pruzean
Hegerstown
Norman W Etzler
Frederick
James P. Scoblick
Archbeld
John C. Sight
Falls Church
Roy W. Linton
East Fourth Distreet
Leroy L. Ambush
Clarence W. Huff
Hill
Henry Knight Cleveland
R.E. Stone
L. M. Ridge
A. 2
Mouhler
Boy Burned To Death In Factory Fire In Aberdeen
A 14 year old boy died in a fire that destroyed his father's one story factory and adjoining home. The victim Haig junior Galajixian was identified by state police. Parents Mr and Mrs Haig Galajixian were hospitalized in Baltimore.
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Aberdeen
Haig Galajixian
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Grouth
Haig
Junior
George C . Buck
The
Buck Glass Company
Palmistry Advised In Effort To Find Missing Betson
Harry D. Radcliff disclosed that a Thurmont area resident suggested consulting a palmist to locate Edward Betson, an heir who has left a three year unclaimed legacy in the Register of Wills. Betson’s whereabouts remain unknown as officials explore other leads.
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Register of Wills
Harry D. Radch
Near Thurmont
Betson
Beton
Truman appeals for 30 million foreign relief funds
President Truman urged Congress to provide 30 million dollars for foreign relief and renews his request to join the international refugee organization with 75 million dollars to aid war displaced people. The UNRRA report shows October 1946 to December 1946 deliveries totaling 1.81 million tons valued at 192.7 million dollars, with world totals approaching 19.99 million tons and 2.31 billion dollars in aid through UNRRA.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Fenin
UNRRA
Senate
House
Austria
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Poland
Trieste
China
Mir
International Refugee Organization
United Ations
United States
Trusman
Pnes
Unitedates
Seporti
Nately
Supro
House Agrees To Changes In Greek Turkish Aid Bill
Washington March 13 The House agreed to minor changes in the administrations 400 million Greek Turkish aid bill and sent it to the Senate for final approval. The action was taken without debate as the report of a conference committee was accepted. Senate and House conferees worked out differences in another measure to provide aid to nearby nations. 29 DAYS SUPPLY New York May 13 The American Newspaper Publishers Association reported the nation’s newspapers had a 29 day supply of newsprint on hand or in transit at end of April compared with 30 days a year ago. ROMNEY CASE Judge sent case of Kenneth Romney accused of hiding a 143863 shortage for two decades to a jury today.
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Washington
Senate
White House
House
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Sury
Romney
Kenneth Romney
Jat Arms
Graduation Exercises for Frederick High Class of 37
Dr Clarence Crawford will give the commencement address to 284 graduates at Frederick High School on June 12 at 10 30 DST in the auditorium by invitation only. Reverend Althouse will preach the sermon on June 8 at 11 00 open to the public with a mixed chorus and Barbara Herbert solo.
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Clarence Crawford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Frederick High School
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Crawford
Frederick
Hood College
First Baptist Church
Gary Boyer
Eugene W. Pruitt
Sir. Althouse
Barbara Herbert
Althouse
Frederick WCTU Convention Set for May 22 at New Market
The New Market WCTU will host the Frederick County annual convention on Thursday May 22 at the New Market Methodist church with sessions at 10 o clock EST. Mrs Ivan Lawson presides and Mrs Charles Wagner from Baltimore county will be principal speaker addressing union work. Luncheon to be served and buses depart Calvary Church Frederick promptly at 1030 DST. Officers include President Mrs Raymond Ford and vice presidents Mrs Thomas Y Anderson Miss Helen Stauffer Mrs Austin Renn. recording secretary Mrs Jacob G Sharbaker. corresponding secretary Mrs Albert J Coblentz. treasurer Mrs Arthur R Remsberg.
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New Market Women’s Chritian Temperance Union
Ivan Lawson
Frederick County
WCTU
New Market Methodist Church
Charles Wagner
Baltimore County
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Adamstown Man Charged With Manslaughter In Death
Ernest H. Pearson has a manslaughter charge in Montgomery County over the death of James L. Schultz Sr. a Poolesville tenant farmer and father of 10. Schultz died after falling from Pearson’s moving truck following a dispute at a Leesburg livestock sale. Pearson also faces charges of leaving the scene and failing to render aid.
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Ernest H. Pearson
Adamstown
Poolesville
Montgomery County
James L. Shultz
Pearson
Lees‘burg
G. W. Linthicum
Schultz
Ivers Art Manufacturing Co Defense Attorney Remarks
The defense attorney Herbert Genhausen argued the case stating that if the evidence is destroyed they cannot proceed. Judge Smith commented as he took notes in the courtroom during the discussion about the evidence.
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Chicago
Ivers Art Manufacturing Co
Herbert Genhausen
Smith
Supreme Court to rule on new portal pay law
The Nation Today reports President Truman signed a new portal pay law aimed at stopping about 6 billion dollars in pending suits. It outlawed most back claims unless covered by a contract or industry practice and sets a two year filing window for past cases. Union action shifts to workers filing suits themselves.
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James Mameon
Supreme Court
Crime Spen Ag
CIO
Congress
President Truman
Truman
Jones
Portal
Building Collapse In Elko Kills Three Injures Four
A two story brick building collapsed in Elko's business district early today killing Ralph Nielsen Beatrice Nielsen and Airs. Robert Norris and injuring four others including Mr and Mrs W A Sperry and their daughter Mrs Vernal Jones An 11 year old boy Ronnie Nissen is not yet clearly related Authorities continued excavation fearing more victims but expected all were accounted for
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Elko
Sherif C. L. Smith
Elko Country
Ralph Nielsen
Beatrice Nielsen
Nielsen
Airs
Robert Norris
W.A. Sperry
Mirs. Vernal Jones
Ronnie Nick _sen
Niesens
Sherff
One Way Door Rail Plan Entices Saudi Leader
The article portrays Ibn Saud weighing a Riyad to Persian Gulf railroad as a cheaper alternative to trucking after seeking a Bechtel McCone survey. It notes oil revenue finance, a massive jetty, and a longer term trans Arabian line, and recalls past railroad destruction by Lawrence and Hejaz. Key figures include Roosevelt, King Abdul Aziz, Col William Eddy, Richard Sanger, and Bechtel McCone alongside Boulder Dam builders. The piece frames the project in the wider context of trade, travel, and strategic access to ports along the Red Sea and Persian Gulf.
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Peter Ersox
Washington
Washington, Afar
NEAI
Roosevelt
Abdul Iz Tpn Saud
U.S
T. E. Lawrence
Hejaz
Damascus
Medina
Ravse‘velit
Richard H. Sanger
State Department
Peninsula
Cairo
Farouk
Egypt
Ibn Saud
Riyad
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Pat
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Bechtel-McCone
Boulder Dam
Dammam
Hitler
France
Lawrence
King
Jidina
Jidde
81 Year Old Man Injured In Urbana Car Crash
Nathan J. England 81, of Urbana, sustained a head injury and cuts after his car collided with a northbound vehicle driven by Reymond D. Byers of Wilkes Barre, Pa., on Route 240 at Route 80 morning traffic. Byers was treated and discharged. England remained hospitalized as investigators consider reckless driving charges for both drivers.
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Nathan J. England
Collison
Urbana
Gland
Fred Hospital
England
Camp South
Reymond D. Byers
Wilkes Barre
Byers
C. H. DeWitt
Lewis agrees to negotiate wage contract with coal operators
John L. Lewis said he would try to negotiate a wage contract with operators representing about 75 percent of the nations soft coal production. The Southern Coal Producers Association sought separate talks with the United Mine Workers. Lewis wants to consult his policy committee before replying. Navy Capt. HW Collisson, Federal Mines Administrator, announced the key coal industry developments.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Navy
HW Collisson
Federal
Traffic In Animals Is Up Before Meeting
Reports in the press and from members of the Maryland Animal Welfare Association prompted an emergency meeting in Baltimore to study illegal traffic in dogs sold at night. The gathering aimed to expose operations affecting Frederick and Carroll counties and other regions as authorities seek to curb the racket.
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Baltimore
Maryland Animal Welfare Association
Frederick
Mervland
Frederick County
Carroll County
Mere County
Bruce White
Fredo
Monsignor Codori Dies in Johnstown
The death of Monsignor Codori is reported in Johnstown. He was a well known figure in the area and graduated from college. Surviving relatives include Mrs Clarence G Fralley and Miss Anne Codori of Emsworth, a number of nieces and nephews, with ties to Pittsburgh.
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Mercy Tai
Sburg
Gradu- Mms College
Antra
Clarence G Fralley
Anne Codori
Ems Nitsburg
Pittsburgh
Poland Ricks York May 15 Palestine inquiry stalled
Poland launches a Soviet backed bid to reverse a United Nations ban on the five major powers from joining a proposed Palestine inquiry commission. Cumberland May 15 Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to decide at its state convention whether to sponsor beauty contests in the state's communes.
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Poland
Ricks York
United Nations
Palestine Inquiry Commission
Cumberland
Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Blacktop Surfacing To Begin On City Streets
Work on repaving sewer trenches started on East Patricia Street from Square Corner to Caravell Street. North Market Street resurfacing may begin next week depending on weather. Other streets including Nevada, Voltrack, and Sixth were near reopening as crews finish near Petrich Street.
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East Patrica Street
Caravll Street
North Market Street
Wankmen
Raye
Mainet
Pet
Dean May To Speak At Local Nurses Class
Commencement exercises for Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will be held on the lawn weather permitting with a Elm Street school auditorium fallback. Thirteen graduates will hear Dear abeth Eckhardt May of Hood College speak, Betsy Groft directs choral selections, and a reception and dance follow. Commencement week includes Baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church, alumni dinner and dance, Class Day with readings, and state board exams for graduates.
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Exer Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Elm Street School
Dearabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Betsy Groft
Westminster
Hood
Nurses Home
Joe Stephens
Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
Ethel Northam
Martha McMaster
Gertrude Womack
Samuel S. Johnsston
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Maryland
Ines
Mines Wreck Two Palestinian Trains in Attack
Mines planted by the Jewish underground damaged two Palestine trains in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv areas injuring several people and killing two British officers. Unexploded mines were found on trackage as officials warned of a possible large scale assault on the Palestine railway system timed to end last night.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Acre
Rison
British plan to seize hidden farm food in German zone
Bevin told Parliament emergency measures would bring in troops to search farms across the British zone of Germany for hidden food stocks kept off the market. Advisers said too few cattle were slaughtered and grain hoarded, urging lighter controls for immediate city distribution.
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Germany
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
House of Commons
Sholto Douglas
Brian Robertson
Ham Strang
Cecil Weir
Robertson
Germans Face Severe Food Shortage in Occupied Germany
In Frankfurt in May 1543 German food experts from American and British zones held an emergency conference to plan coping measures as reports say Germans receive less than half of their 1,350 daily calories. Gen. Clay said relief would come in weeks with shipments of 400,000 tons monthly. Hoovers recommendations were largely met aside from a one week delay. Officials proposed a temporary two tier ration slash in both zones amid the western German crisis.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Washington
Robert Patters
Patterson
Herbert
Settlements In Phone Strike Narrowed by Talks
Washington reports additional settlements in the nationwide phone strike as new wage talks begin between Western Electric Bell system and the Communications Workers Association. Labor officials press 20 000 striking workers for concessions amid deadlock and ongoing conferences.
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Washington
Western Electric
John Murray
Labor Department
Bell Telephone System
Association of Communications
Ner
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