Fatally Stricken G R Sauble Dies at Taneytown Inn
George F. Sauble aged 77 of Taneytown died at 7:15 a m in his home. Former operator of Sauble's Inn and a well known community figure, he had retired in 1943 due to ill health. Survivors include wife Irene, son Norman, daughter Mrs Edmund Welker, seven grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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George F. Sauble
Taneytown
Afr. Sauble
Saubless Inn
Maryland
Sauble
Trinity Lutheran Church
Church Council
Church Brotherhood
L O. O. F. Lodge No
First National Bank
William and
Mary Geiger Saubie
Irene Retisnnder Saubie
Norman R
Edmund P. Welker
Tanestown
John H. Tanestown
Maggie B. Cook
Westminster
Glenn Lb
Stahl Buriel
C. ©. Fuss and Son
Two Cambridge youths jailed on added charges in Frederick
City officers received a midnight alert from State Police naming John Hubeck and Norman Stewart as jailed in Frederick for burglary and larceny. They face unauthorized use of two automobiles and possible federal theft charges for a May 17 incident in their hometown. One Vienna car was recovered abandoned. another is missing. If they crossed state lines, it could trigger federal action.
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Frederick
John Hubeck
Norman Stewart
Cambridge
Descendants of Hero Shelter at Vader Forge
fragmented OCR recounts descendants of a hero sheltering the Colonial Army at Vader Forge. mentions improvised sheltering in a cottage, raised funds, and an advance payment plan amid unclear details.
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Eran
Vader Forge
Rockville Man Killed in Jeep Crash Near Annapolis
Joseph Hen Mansouri, 21, of Rockville, died at Annapolis Emergency Hospital from a jeep collision with a tree on Mayo Road. Two 15 year old girls and another youth were injured. a third youth escaped. All injured youths were from Hyattsville, Maryland. Mansouri died of a fractured skull.
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Annapolis
Joseph Hen Montouri
Rockville
Mayo Road
Hvachington
D. Co
Mansouri
May Storms Bring Heavy Rainfall
A series of thunderstorms swept through the area bringing over half an inch of rain and minor damage. Lightning struck the Potomac Edison line to Hyattstown causing a fifty minute outage. several homes reported blown fuses and garden losses. The storms, with peaks around 5 30 PM and 11 15 PM, followed by humid heat and a warm night, disrupted planting and irrigation but offered hope for late corn and strawberries. A separate one hour storm in Washington County dumped about two inches, injuring a woman in Smithsburg and causing roof and chimney damage in Hagerstown neighborhoods.
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Alenday
Potomac Edison Company
Hyattstown
Weather Bureau
Henry H. Sihoebas
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington County
Kieffer Frey
Smithsburg
Mary Brennan
North Hagerstown
Wheat crop movement signals vast yields across plains
A report outlines a colossal wheat shipment planned to start in Texas and move north through Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska with potential first billion bushels. The rush reflects a global shortage and rapid rail logistics as the operation scales from July onward through major midwestern routes.
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Mary
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Farm worker trends and farm income 1910s to 1940s
The Nation Today reviews U.S. farm labor and farming economics from 1910–14 to 1946. It notes farm workers declined by over two million while population rose, farm numbers fell, land under cultivation grew, and crop cash receipts rose, with wide gaps between large and small operators in net income.
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Vetter Nery
tHure
U. S
U.S
Park vesper services scheduled for Baker Park Sundays
A committee led by Rev. Paul L. Aldens has posted a summer schedule of union vesper services in Baker Park on Sundays. Participating churches include Calvary Methodist, Church of the Brethren, All Saints Episcopal, Presbyterian, Grace Reform, Trinity, Evangelical Brethren, Evangelical Reform, Church of God, Salvation Army, and Evangelical Reform. Services run June 22 to August 31 with start times 3:30 or 7:30 p.m.
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Paul L. A
Frederick Serial Association
Baker Park
Calvary Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren
All Saints Episcopal
Presbyterian
Grace Reformed
Tringuly
Evangelical Red Brethren
Evangeli- Lutheran
Church of God
Salvation Army
Evangelical Reformedes
Tedan
Cedi
J. H. Schmitt
R . Wilhelm
Paul W
Children Raised As If They Are Typewriters New York
A fragmentary report notes children treated like typewriters and cash registers amid a broader social critique. It mentions mothers who were stenographers teachers or nurses before marriage and hints at a wartime context with references to rapid, frantic activity and a major conflict.
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New York
Weather Forecast for New York Through Sunday
Weather forecast for the Middle Atlantic States and New York predicts cooler conditions Wednesday with warming by Sunday. Rain is expected Wednesday Friday and Sunday. temperatures range from a cooler north to around 69 degrees in the south with near normal averages.
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New York
Middle Atlantic States
Secretary Marshall discusses relief funds and Korea plans
Secretary Marshall says no immediate need for new appropriations beyond existing programs including 200 million for Greek relief and 390 million for foreign relief. He cites Korea funding of 78 million to revive industry and communications in the South. He notes China’s inflation and civil conflict, urges urgent use of Italy relief funds, and cautions against predicting outcome of Korea unification talks with Soviet Russia. House approves foreign affairs subcommittee action on a State Department office.
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Sexre
Wold
Marshall
State Department
Sier
War Department
Korea
Offis
South Korea
London
Britain
United States
Mediterranean
Yaly
China
Congress
Flation
Russia
Operators And Lewis Resume Talks On Coal Pact
Washington May 20 Jonn L Lewis and mine operators representing 73 percent of the nations soft coal output resume contract talks today The talks cover whether to replace the government agreement expiring June 30 and how to begin negotiations with the Southern Coal Reducers Association which represents the remaining 25 percent of bituminous production The southern group refuses a national pact citing different production problems and seeks a separate deal
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Washington
Jonn L. Lewis
Mince
Lewis
United Ne Workers
Coal Mines Administration
Southern Coalreducers Association
Southern Group
Idustry
Spanish American War Veterans Meet in City Encampment
About 175 Spanish American War veterans from camps across the state will attend the 29th annual encampment of the Maryland Department in this city. The event runs June 12 to 15 with a city tour and programs being prepared at Francis Scott key headquarters. The Scott Schiey post based in Frederick will play an active role, with posts in Frederick and Montgomery counties involved.
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Department of Maryland
Francis Scott
Scott Schiey
Frederick
Montgomery
Plane Crashes During Storm Five Killed in Windsor Field
Five Army Air Force personnel died when their twin engine C 45 transport plummeted in a violent electrical storm over a wheat field near Windsor Ontario. The crew was en route from Wright Field Ohio to Selfridge Field Michigan and perished just minutes from home base.
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Windsor
Ont
Army Air Force
Here
Wright Field
Dayton
Selfridge Field
Mich
Fined $100 And Goes To Jail In Court For Maintenance Arrears
In Ladiesburg this morning Circuit Court decree holder T. Chipley faced a Mag istrate Edward J. Smith hearing for $208 in arrears on $15 weekly support for three minors. State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk prosecuted. Chipley was fined $100 and jailed for failure to pay.
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Howard T. Chipley
Ladiesburg
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Chipley
Edwin F. Nikirk
Mathias Miller, Jr
Alien ¥. Bennett
Miller
Walter F. Cox
Brunswick
Cox
Ira Karns
Hollidaysburg
Anna Frances Jones
South Market Street
W.K. May
State Police
Gunmen kill two in bar raid. officer wounded in New York
In a civilian clothes robbery at Gilmarinm Bar and Grill 1706 Third Avenue two gunmen were killed. Patrolman Philip Fitzpatrick was wounded and rushed to Beth David Hospital in serious condition. A robber died at the scene and the other died soon after from a bullet wound. Patrolman George Demmeyer fired on the assailants.
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New York
Philip Fitzpatrick
Beth David Hospital
Paimen George Demmeyer
Gilmarimn
Third Avenue
Asks Authority To Abandon Trolley Line
A report states the trolley line at Frederick 14 faces abandonment as operations run at a loss. The Braddock Brar substation near Vindobana is noted in context of the shut down plan.
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Frederick 14
Brar Braddock
Vindobana
Toncany Sa
Boys Sell Blood For Spending Money A Memphis Tale
Authorities in Memphis schools investigated reports that boys were selling blood to fund spending. Father John A Elliott, principal of Catholic High, said many youths had turned voluntary blood donors, especially around the Cotton Carnival event.
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Aemphis Tonn
Memphis
John A. Elliott
Catholic High School
Court contest over Bentz will distribution amid Faubel heirs
A probate suit seeks court construction of the Bentz will to determine who inherits after Rufus Fauble and Margaret Faubel, with trustee distributions totaling over six thousand dollars. Prospective heirs include descendants of Joseph and Margaret Faubel, named across multiple states.
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Storer
Mer. Jaret Faubel
Joseph D
Margaret Faubel
Joseph
Unai
Stoner
William Mo Storm
Rufus Fauble
Bentz
Rufus
Fauble
Joseph I
Ruble Thomas Jennings
Aurora
Ora P. Jennings
Charles W. Jennings
el Paso
Tex
George C. Jennings
Chase City
Earl V. Jennings
Ri Ide
Calif
Edris Johnson
Virginia Beach
Veatrice JF Cryder
Portsmouth
Florence J. Smith
Chase Va
Birdia F. Richelson
Largs
Fla
Edward Fleron
Antioch
Carrie Born
Chicago
Compton
George E. Clark
Inglewood
Imo Dark
Eleanor Blackway
Randall V. Yoniz
Marysville
Kas
Ballard
St. Joseph
E. Lavina Yoniz
Omaha
Neb
Lyle G Yantz
Newport News
Vote Fraud Allegations Shine in Kansas Indictments
Readers see indictments against 39 individuals alleging vote fraud amid ongoing investigations. The charges involve alleged illegal voting practices and election irregularities across multiple jurisdictions. Authorities emphasize safeguards and the seriousness of electoral integrity.
Interference charged in Balkan probe at Athens
Greek government charged that Albanian Yuav and Bulgarian Haisen officers with the United Nations Balkan inquiry commission engaged in a plot at Athens to disrupt Greece and aid the Communist cause.
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Lake Suece
N.Y
United Nations Balkan Inquiry Commission
Athens
Avo Io
Greece
Labor lobby activity rises in early 1940s reports
Washington reports show labor unions dominate registered lobbyists in the first three months, totaling 98 with non government groups. Townsend Plan backers follow, while education health and anti-discrimination lobbies appear. several figures reveal pay ranges from nothing to over $13,000 for three months.
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Pefer Edson
Washington
Congress
John Lo Lewis
Murray
Bull Green
Taft-Harti
Brotherhoods
Foremen's Assn. of America
AFL
Pwo
UMW
Machintito
Telephone
Land Sev
Organized Labor
Townsend Plan
Citizens Committee For Displaced Persons
U.S
John C. Cuneo
Modesto
Calif
Veterans Organization
John Thomas Taylor
The
Lesson
Omar Ketchum
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Education Assn
Hfarm
iTwe
Joseph S. Lawrence
American Medical Assa
U. S
Army
Navy
John T
John T Corbeterheed of Locomah S$10.32$ A Year. Paid of the Cilobt Robert Lamb
W. C
Ton
Coiun
Mal treatment charge in secret court martial trial
Li Cmdr Little faces maltreatment charges for allegedly abusing fellow Americans in a Japanese prison camp during a long secrecy court martial proceeding. In New York stocks markets showed continued efforts to recover as trading continued on May 20.
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Mgton
Li Cmdr . Little
New York
Allo
Tedar
Mother Of President Rallies Mother Of President Rallies Grandview
President Truman’s gravely ill mother, Mrs. Fruman, was described as holding her own after a restless night. Reports say she grew perceptibly weaker though the President clung to hope based on her past willpower and a possible recovery.
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Martha Truman
Grandview
Truman
Artha Truman
Renin
Senate vote nears on tax cut bill in divisive session
Washington May 19 The tax cut measure heads to the Senate floor as Democrats seek to delay final action until June 10 awaiting Republican support. They aim to postpone decision on lowering individual income taxes from 30 to 10.5 percent until July 1 while hoping Senator Langer returns with a decisive vote. Some Republicans doubt full party support, listing Aiken Morse Wilson Tobey as potential defections.
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Washington
Senate
Science Foundation
Langer
Taft R-Ohfon
GOP
Lenger
Aiken
Vermont
Morse
Oregon
Wilson
Town
Tobey
New Hampshire
Daylight Time Debate Returns in Brunswick Meeting
The Brunswick daylight saving time question reemerges as the city convenes in June with Mayor and Council to decide. Merchants show mixed sentiment favoring a switch to fast time while residents and others may oppose.
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Brunswick
Coun
Brunswick Wa
Reilg
Theological Seminary Commencement Held at Westminster
The Westminster Theological Seminary held its annual commencement with Rev. s Elliott of Baltimore as the guest speaker. Graduates include Denali T. Mcintosh of Union Bridge and other attendees marked the ceremony in clear May weather.
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Westminster
I.p
S Elliott
Baltimore
Cpal
Westminster Theological Seminary
Denali T. Mcintosh
Union Bridge
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Chargen
S&s CC
White
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
Accomack
Northampton
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zion
Middletown
Lutheran World Action
By James Marlow
House
BILL
House Foreign Affairs
Legisl
Land Educational
Perlman
Philip B. Perlman
Peter R. Quinn
North Howard St
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the Nation
Catherine E. Bentz
Mary Ida Jones Seibert
Edith G Jones Lohr
Robert L. Jones
Batavia
Owen G. Jones
Clarence W Jones
Eic Faubel Nelson
Marguerite
Lois J. Faubel
Fannie B. Hazlet
Freeport
Joseph E Faubel
Lila F. Haines
Kansas City
Ciara E Faubel
inlise F_ McFarlane
Denver
Guy W. Faubel
Fred C Duth
Bir
Faubei
Ador
Clarence Faubei
Carleton
Elecand Ayet
Labor Lobby
Brazil
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