Woman Gets 18 Months For Forgery
Irene Catherine Akers of Herrick Center Pennsylvania is sentenced to 18 months in the Maryland State Reformatory for Women for part in a forgery scheme that defrauded a local bank of about 250 dollars. The court noted possible wider activity and found the defendant aware of the transactions.
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Irene Catherine Akers
Herrick Center
Maryland
Af Rice
Alexandria
Jervis
Schnaufer
Kinley H. Akers
Schnauffer
Stateivision
Ronessy
Wilburn
Bids Sought June 16 for Foundation Work on Waste Plant
Public bids set for June 16 on foundation work for a 3.99 million gallon elevated secondary treatment disposal plant. Engineer planning and date timing discussed with Whitman Guard and Associates. project aims to provide secondary treatment and solids reaction with oxygen.
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Wooming
Cis
Whitmen, Guard, and Associates
Sec
Bar
Ramps Halitosis Compare To Polecat In Raleigh County
In Beckley West Virginia the Raleigh County Board upholds a principal’s right to whip students who come to class exhaling ramps odor. The policy enforces suspension for the first offense and whipping for the second, amid accusations of undue cruelty by Fred C. Roberts. A three to one vote passed the measure at this week’s meeting.
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Beckley
W. Va
Raleigh County Board of ©Cation
Peipal
Fred C. Roberts
Roberts
J. E. Dani
Dennis
Bank Honors C. A. Gilson at Retirement Dinner
A testimonial dinner at Vindobona Braddock Heights honored C Alpert Gilson after 57 years as president of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Directors and staff presented a Hamilton wrist watch and anniversary cake while remarks praised his character and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Alpert Gilson
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
J. Croghan
William 4. Storm
Bir Gilson
Hamilton
Gilson
Kent Codemus
Walkersville Bank
Anna Margaret Herbert
Michael J. Croghan
Benjamin L. Shuff
William B. Bennett
Roe. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Barbara Lester
Hood College
Robert L. Price
Herbert R
Charles
Air Force Navy clash over giant carrier plan resurfaces
Washington reports a renewed Air Force Navy dispute as officials weigh a 65 000 ton flush deck carrier. Air Force argues the vast ship could launch atomic missiles and encroach on strategic air warfare duties while Navy aims to expand sea control with ship plane operations. The debate follows marching conference directives and Joint Chiefs discussions.
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Washington
Air Force Navy
High Com
Air Force
Navy
Truman
Forrestal
Key West
Fla
Des
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army-Navy-Air Force
Damage Suit Postponed Involving Beckley and O Hara
A $25 000 damages suit arising from a city accident was postponed due to illness of Edward D. Storm. Richard P. Beckley filed against Miriam D. O’Hara and William H. O’Hara, with ties to Nu Maid Products and Aetna Casualty, while other related actions for $1500 each and three settlements totaling $45 000 are noted in the same docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Defendents
Richard P. Beckley
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Miriam D. O'Hara
William H. O'Hara
Nu- Maid Products, Inc
Br Ofiara
Beckley
Nu-Maid
William 1M. Storm
L. H Milter
Mr. Storm
W. Clinton McSherry
O'Hara
Ofin Snyder
Melvin C. Ruppenthal
Sylvan Gold
Y. Bennett
RicSherry
Stadtlander
Weather Watch Reports Cool, Damp Night and Frost Risk
The observer notes a low around 45 degrees with gusty NW winds in the night. Expect a repeat mid forties with cloudy mild conditions and possible warmer spells by Saturday. Reports of garden crops rotting from cool wet weather. truck crops show little progress.
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Hma
Giant 450-Pound Shark Yields Human Remains Off Cape de Guilar
Report from Hongkong on May 20 describes fishermen recovering a giant 450-pound shark off Cape de Guilar containing the remnants of a man's body. An Army jungle green trousers fragment was the only identifiable article recovered, with local speculation about the origin of the victim.
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Hongkong
Fisher
Nen
Cape de Guilar
Comics Omitted for Friday News Release
The News omits comics today and will publish them Friday along with the date’s releases.
Jerusalem Under Arab Shellfire In Major Gaza Front Move
The report describes Arab forces shelling Jerusalem and advancing from the Beersheba area into southern Palestine. Egypt claims Deir Squar and Be Hanun fell as its forces threaten Tel Aviv, while Damascus reports counterattacks in the Galilee. Ben-Gurion declares a state of emergency in Israel. Tel Aviv appeals to the U.N. and major powers to halt raids.
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Cairo
Jerusalem
Israel
Salears
Abdu Legion
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Be ‘ Hanun
Jordan
Hula
Syria
Damascus
Galilee
el Aviv
Straig
David Ben-Gurion
Tel Avivs
Israel Rokach
United States
Russia
Ured
Woman Driver Pleads Guilty To DUI In Johnstown Court
Hazel R. Brough of Johnstown Pennsylvania paid a fine and costs of 100.75 after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. The arrest occurred within city limits on Route 35 South about 5 30 pm Wednesday by City Officer Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel R. Brough
Johnstown
Manuel M. Weinbrg
Peoples Court
Route 35 South
Charles F. Bell
Washington
Ernest R
Truman Plans Philadelphia Stop to Address Gerard College Students
President Truman leaves for Philadelphia to speak to students at Gerard College and to steer clear of Democratic leaders in the Quaker City. In Washington, the White House announces the reappointment of Andre Aloe Caughl in Hand as associate judge in the District of Columbia Municipal Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Philadelphia
Girard College
CG College
Quaker City
Washington
White House
Andre Aloe Caughl
Municipal Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Government to Sell Tobacco Products Under War Assets Act
A government notice lists seized tobacco goods for sale including 2,086 packages of harcco, 36 cigars, 103 cartons of cigarettes, and smoking tobacco, with cigarette paper, taken off ships in this country. The sale aims to liquidate war assets as directed by wartime authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcco
Republicans Held Convention Delegation Plans in Maryland
State GOP delegates met to select representatives for the trip to Philadelphia. Joseph W. Martin Jr. urged a strong peace policy and criticized the New Deal. Galen Tait to resign as Republican State Central chair after the convention.
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Maryland
Akerr
Crncon
Joseph W. Martin
S. House of Representatives
Pells
New Deal Administration
Americas
Republican Congress
Republcan
White House
Galen Tait
Republican State Central Committee
Tait
State Central
Chew Chase
Stanford F. Carrall
Jacobee
Couseeman
Fac- Hon
O Connors Election Validated in Maryland Senate race
The article confirms the election victory of O Conor for the Maryland Senate seat in a reported voice vote during the 203 The Validated election event. It notes the subcommittee discussion and the party designation D M D.
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O'Conor
I Re Des Subcomican Senate
Bridges Urges GOP to Honor Pledge on Budget Cuts
New Hampshire Senator calls on Republicans to back a tighter 200 million dollar cut in the fall budget to fund the next year’s water program. He plans a Senate committee meeting after a 955 to 18 rejection of a 200 million cut motion.
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Dge
Picket Slain In Strike At Rath Packing Plant
In Waterloo Iowa a CIO UPWA picket was shot and killed during a strike at the Rath Packing plant. Police say Fred Lee Roberts of Dunkerton fired the fatal shot from a non striking worker’s car. The plant remains closed through Thursday as National Guard units take control.
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Waterloo
Pune
Rath
Frank William
Col. Williams
H. T. Wagner
Wiliam J. Farrell
Farrell
Blair Wood
Fred
Fred Lee Roberts
Dunkerton
Wood
Roberts
Wagner
Cio-Upwa
Independent Bath
Traffic Interviewers In North Area Friday
Report of traffic interviewers in the north area on Friday as part of a state roads commission survey. Survey teams questioned motorists on routes east and northbound near Wisner Street and Wisner, with questions extending to East Pat gear.
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Iain
Wefsow
Wisner
Spring Sports Day slated by Hood College athletic association
Hood College Athletics plans a Saturday afternoon Spring Sports Day to wrap up the year with softball tennis volleyball and archery in round robin format. Faculty vs faculty volleyball at 3 30 and a softball challenge at 4 30 will precede a 6 p m formal banquet in Coblentz hall where a new White Blazer girl is named and honorary teams are announced.
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Hood College Athletic Sociation
Ath- Association
Coblentz
Athletic Association
Randy
Barbara Young
David H. Young
Middletown
Elizabeth Derr
Harry S. Derr
Louise Hendrickson
R. Ames Hendrickson
West
Second Street
Vern Keller
Air
Henry Keller
Jefferson
Betsy McCain
Russell H. McCain
West College Terrace
Louella Sauble
Norman Sauble
Taneytown
Patricia Swearingen
Frank V. Swearingen
Thurmont
Doris Wachter
Martin L. Wachter
Trail Avenue
Tass Blames Shift In U S Policy On Russia Claim
Moscow reports that leading Russian circles blame current Soviet American deadlock on departures from Roosevelt policy. The dispatch cites Washington policy shifts and questions why agreement remains impossible. Also notes Wallace comments and state welfare costs in Baltimore reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russ
Washington
Briain
U.S. A
P. Henry A. Wal
Wallace
State Department
Max
B. Smith Mir
U S
Former Ball Player Seeks Alimony Review in Appeals Court
Howard Victor Keen, identified as a former member of the Chicago National League ball club from 1922 to 1928, appeals a Wicomico County court order denying removal of $500 monthly alimony to Pauline Lewis Keen. He reports annual earnings of $22,106 as a feed sales agent and claims changed circumstances since 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Howard Victor Keen
Keen
Chicago National League
Salicbu
Wicomico County
State Tax Revenue Surges Ahead for Fiscal Year
Tax figures show April receipts at 115 670 250 with a 3 826 477 rise from last year. First ten months indicate increases in alcoholic beverage and license fees. Police identify a hall town shooting victim as an unidentified Black man believed from Frederick, with two race track ticket stubs found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoentiften
Halltown
Wo Va
Frederick
Washington Moscow Deadlock Over Major Issue Talks
The State Department says Russia blocks progress on two power talks covering atomic energy German and Japanese peace treaties human rights and armaments control. Stalin calls Wallace proposals a suitable basis for discussion as Moscow asks for concrete proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rkst
Eve Ung
Marshall
Russia
East
Wes
State Department
Kremlin
Molotov
Norway
Denmark
Tass
U. S
Stalin
Henry A. Wallace
Walter Bedell Smith
Wallace
Stali
United Nations
May Renew Coal Talks Amid Union Pressure
May 20 report notes soft coal operators to discuss policy with a reform committee and wage conferences with the union as Moody faces a renewed struggle in the Producers association. Lewis opposes a separate line, while the United union expires. Market figures show a narrow range with steady underlying tones in New York trading as oils and railroads garner attention. Bevin accuses Eastern European Communist countries of fomenting Greece’s civil war and calls for an end to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Alay
Moody
Lewis
United Et
New York
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House of Correction
Polecat
Bank
C. A. Gilson
Navy Row
Abdullah
Jesse McDor DeGrange
Boone
Frider
Martin
Ryland
National
O’conor
Bridges
Town National Guard
U.S
Baltimore
State Welfare Department
Bevin
Scarborough
Ernest Bevin
Europe
Greece
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