Traffic Study Planned With Five Halt Points In Frederick
Frederick to host an eight day traffic survey starting Tuesday under the State Roads Commission. Five locations will momentarily stop vehicles while interviewers ask motorists where they came from where they are headed trip purpose and routes. About 30 locals to be hired from a list of 45 applicants. Police assigned to each station for traffic control.
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Frederick
George N. Lis
State Roads Commission
W. Raymond
Walter
State Armory
Life of horse saved from stream near Snookstown Road
Four men rescued a seven year old work horse owned by George M. Jacobs after it slipped into a nearly three foot deep creek and became entangled in fence wire. Bartgis Krantz and Six jumped in, cut the fence wire, and aided by Jacobs, the horse was brought to the stable and treated for wounds and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Jacobs
Snookstown Road
Camp Detrick
Jacobs
Lewis G. Bartgis
Harry W. Krantz
Frank Six
Bartgis
Fifth Column Mosquito Being Harbored In U S
Washington May 13 A scientist warned that a fifth column mosquito could trigger a yellow fever outbreak during wartime He urged a nationwide campaign against Aedes aegypti noting it has been wiped out in Brazil and Bolivia and stressing eradication wherever it exists to prevent deliberate virus introduction.
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Ashington
Tates
Fred L. Soper
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
Washington
Brazil
Bolivia
Negro Dies In Crash Near Reisterstown
A stolen car carrying Robert H. Smith of Baltimore and two injured men Penn Joseph Nathaniel 24 and Gordon Howard 23 collided with an oil tank truck about a mile north of Reisterstown. Nathaniel faced manslaughter charges. Howard was booked for theft. The two survivors were taken to University Hospital by patrolmen Grimes. Local police identified the deceased and noted the incident occurred today in Baltimore county.
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Here
Baltimore
Robert H. Smith
Penn Joseph Nathaniel
Gordon Howard
Afl
Orton Dorsey
University Hospital
Oscar M. Grimes
Nathaniel
Howard
Truman Mulls Broad Middle East Arms Embargo Lift
Washington officials said President Truman is studying lifting the arms embargo on shipments to the Middle East. The embargo has been in place since December. A broad lift would allow Arabs and Jews in Israel to buy weapons, with details yet to be decided.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Middle East
White House
Israel
Club Women In Business Begin Three Day State Convention
Women from 13 clubs gathered in the city for a three day state convention of the Club Women In Business. Morning sessions under federation president Mrs Gladys Oliphant heard reports and committee recommendations. The nominating committee selected candidates for the coming year as debates continued.
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Mar
Ini
Rega
Blues and Grey
Federation
Gladys ¥. Oliphant
Salisbury
Mary C. Ramsburg
Lucille Wolford
Henry Tf. Staler
Hood College
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Disabled Vets Back Ambulance Purchase Effort
Washington and Lee Chapter No. 5 Disabled American Veterans endorsed a drive to obtain an ambulance for Frederick. Members pledged aid and may train as first aid responders to be on call. Commander Carmey Heeder chaired the Legion Home meeting with guests from across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington and Lee
Legion Home
Jacob Goldberg
Frederick Baai Brith
Cerpsiien
Carmey Heeder
Painters Work On Trinity Steeple Clock
Painters led by Frank Nikirk work over 100 feet above West Church Street to gild the Trinity steeple, clock hands, and weather vane. The six foot clock face and four foot long hand are to be gilded. costs are split between the city and Evangelical Reformed church. The project, long awaited, includes shingles atop the cupola and other restoration tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nikirk
Trinity
Wikirk
Celis
Evangelical Reformed Church
Straw Hat Day Brings Cool Overnight Weather
Temperatures dipped to 48 degrees overnight signaling a cooler step in straw hat day celebrations. The Weather Bureau expects a gradual warmup with cloudy skies by Monday and a return to warmth by Sunday. A new Harley-Davidson police motorcycle is now in service with the Police Department assigned to Officer Charles Bell for parking meter and traffic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Charles Bell
Atomic energy row inflames Senate election year clashes
In Washington the Atomic Energy Commission nomination fight heats as Republicans argue over Lilienthal for five years. Taft and Vandenberg weigh extended terms while political calculus and the 1946 act shape expectations ahead of the Philadelphia convention and potential Senate votes.
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Washington
Ston Ar
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Liienthal
Senate
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
Tait
Russia
Lilienthal
Taft
AEC
Dewey
Philadelphia
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Atomic Energy Commission
J. H. Bush
Federation of American Scientists
Federation
Atomic Scientists
Vandenbergs
Summer T. Pike
Strauss
F. Warmack
Robert F. Bacher
Whis $Er
White House
Jose
Family Life Conference Reports From College Delegates
Two college faculty members and a student delegate report on the Family Life Conference. Dr Warne C Neely of sociology discusses legal issues and family life. Miss Mary B Mather and Miss Lois Keller present other conference aspects with 4-H Clubs representative Middletown. Dr Andrew Gehr Truxall also attended as Hand College president elect and family expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne C. Neely
Mary B
E. Mather
Lois Kéller
Middletown
4-H Clubs of America
Andrew Gehr Truxall
Hand College
Ee Ae Ry
Guards Guard Strike Bound Swift & Co Meat Plant
In South St Paul Minnesota a crowd of about 500 faced 600 National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets near the Swift & Co packing plant. Guards moved in to escort workers arriving by more than 25 autos and a convoy of 34 National Guard vehicles.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Swift & Co
Grand’ Avenue
National Guard
Heavy Buying In Wall Street Sees Big Saturday Volume
New York May 15 reports the stock market flooded with the largest Saturday volume in 15 years as trading surged. Prices rose modestly after a sensational advance, with volume around 3,000,000 shares and high speed ticker lagging actual transactions. Orders came from across the country but final prices gained only small amounts per share.
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New York
Coun
No Vidal Wave After Severe Earth Shocks
A Bering Sea floor quake triggered wave alerts in the Aleutians and Hawaii but no high waves followed. Alerts disrupted shipping and port activity while crews prepared and vessels returned to harbor, with no disaster on Oahu.
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Honolulu
Bering Sea
Aleutians
Hawaii
Oahu
Forgery Charged and Probe Demanded in Washington
In Washington a call for a broad probe followed charges of forgery tied to alleged intimidation of Congress members. FBI involvement noted as officials pressed for a serious inquiry amid protests and claims of forged documents. In Shamokin Pennsylvania two miners were rescued after over 60 hours trapped 175 feet underground in a flooded mine passage.
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Ington
Jean Activities Committee
Yesterda
FBI
Shamokin
How Congressional Speeches Are Crafted In The Nation Today
An observer explains the complex process behind speeches in Congress. Staff writers researchers and library experts compile facts and background for members like Jones and Smith. Each member also relies on personal aides and committee staff for research while protectively avoiding help that targets other members.
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Jones
Congressman Smith
House
Mithh
Congressional Committees
Congress
Legislative Reference Service
Smith
Fire damages Quonset structure under construction near Frederick
A small fire damaged a large Quonset style building under erection for M E Cruiser on Route 240 south of Frederick. Fire units from Independents, Juruors, and Citizens Company fought the blaze with booster streams. Steel construction limited damage while early entry and water supply were adjusted to contain the fire.
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Frederick
E Juruors
Citizens Company
Nevada museum strike uncovers high grade ore
In Carson City Nevada on May 15 museum workers at the state museum found high grade ore while excavating in the basement. An assay on the first two tons yielded 36050 per ton in gold and 2754 in silver, according to Museum Director J. G. E. Green.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada State Museum
E. Green
Visas and tensions swirl as diplomats seek access in East Asia
Reports indicate Darren and other consular staff faced delays while the consulate canceled a ship amid visa issues. In Korea, South Koreans endured a second night of power outages blamed on Moscow, with Lt Gen Hodge accusing the Communists of using energy as political leverage and noting large shipments held in Seoul warehouses.
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Stille
Seoul
South Korea
John R. Hodge
Moscow
Hodge
North Korea
County Exceeds Its Quota in Maryland Cancer Drive
Baltimore May 15 A total of 192417 has been contributed to the American Cancer Society extended campaign. Gen Philip Hayes chairman of the Maryland drive told solicitors Friday. The total includes 127 from Baltimore city and 64879 from the rest of Maryland. The state goal is 230000. Counties exceeding quotas are Baltimore Calvert Caroline Frederick Howard Prince Georges Somerset and Wicomico. Deeds recorded show properties sold in Baltimore City including 204 West Path and 1 South Bentz streets with about 37500. Bertha M Lone sold to Joseph C HL With the eHing 39th street about 54500.
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Baltimore
American Cancer Societay
Philip Hayes
Maryland
Calvert
Caroline
Frederick
Howard
Prince George's
Somerset
Ington
Wicomico
M. Luther Mahoney
Charles F Shipley
West Path
South Bentz Street
Bertha M. Lone
M Joseph C
39Th Street
Emergency Meet Of ULN Summoned May 15
Emergency meeting of ULN was summoned for May 15. Delegates face a tense scene as security tightened amid rumors of political maneuvering and possible policy shifts. The venue and exact agenda remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Secur
Pnfar
Jerualen
Ord
Mystery Call Picked Up Near California Coast
In May 1907 Coast Guard cutters and two B-117 rescue planes converged off the northern California coast after a garbled SOS claimed a vessel was sinking after hitting a mine. The message, possibly from the William E. Channing, was traced to Astoria and coast guard, Navy, and FCC stations pursued verification amid uncertain call letters.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Ttx
California
William E. Channing
Channing
Maritime Commission
Astoria
Ore
E. E. Thorne
Navy
Federal Communications Commission
Crescent
Independent Engine Returns From Factory
Independent county engine driver Lewis Kline returns from Columbus Ohio after Seagrave Factory installed a new V-12 motor. He drove all night with his wife and reported pump trouble and slow speeds on the way back. The factory overhaul replaced the old motor as too small for the truck. Seagrave is turning out engines regularly.
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Independent County
Lewis Kline
Columbus
Seagrave “Company
Kline
Town Hill Mountain
Pums
Seagrave
Silver Spring
Air Attacks and Territorial Shifts in Palestine Conflicting Claims
The report describes air raids on Tel Aviv with conflicting Arab and Jewish statements. An Egyptian bulletin claims damage to Tel Aviv airport and a DC-3, while the Jewish forces report attacks on several fronts, including Galilee and the Kfar Etzion area. Claims include population destruction at Kfar Etzion and ongoing resistance in other settlements amid border crossings and village evacuations.
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Bern
Bre
Haganah
Nexeb
Ines
Tel Aviv
Acre
Naharyia
Beyend
Hiaifa
Kfar Etzion
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Arab Legion
Egun
Recital by Hood Freshman Musicians Featured in Brodbeck Hall
Freshman violinists pianists and vocalists from Hood College performed a recital in Brodbeck Hall with works by Bach Chopin Debussy MacDowell Beach Mozart Schumann Griffes and Puccini. Performers included Mitzi Weil Margaret Whitmore Phyllis Rutherford Lorraine Klan Joan Raubenhold Nancy Taylor Carolyn Leedom Olga Prettyman Theresa Falaguerra Lavinia Hussey and Anna Marie Budde with Falaguerra Rutherford and Prettyman as accompanists.
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Hood College
Division of Fine Arts
Brodbeck Hall
Bach
Chopin
Debussy
MacDowell
Beach
Mozart
Schumann
Griffes
Puccini
Mitzi Weil
Garden City
N. W
Margaret Whitmore
Woodstock
Phyllis Rutherford
Dunellen
N. J
Lorraine Klan
North Plainfield
N.J
Joan Raubenhold
York
Nancy Taylor
Indianapolis
Ind
Carolyn Leedom
Newton
Olga Prettyman
Laurel
Del
Theresa Falaguerra
Kew Gardens
Lavinia Hussey
Presque Isle
Anna Marie Budde
Falaguerra
Rutherford
Second Suit Settled Over Route 240 Pedestrian Death
The second and final suit for $25,000 damages tied to the Route 240 pedestrian deaths near Frederick was settled. Plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Grayson M. Miss Urbana sued John L. Fox, Frederick now in the House of Correction, and Weil Bros Inc. The earlier related case by the Staub family was settled last week.
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Route 240
Frederick
Grayson M
Urbana
Grayson
John L. Fox
House of Correction
Weil Bros, Inc
Companionewi
Mary Jane Staub
Jesea
Iiss Staub
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