Bus Line Strike Ends. Frederick Service Resumes
Unexpected walkout by Blue Ridge drivers disrupted Frederick area transit ending early as routes to Washington and Baltimore resumed. Union member cites discharge of a driver for a 29 day notice breach. company says no wage or work condition issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Ridge Lines
Frederick
Baltimore
Samuel M. Gordon
Motor Coach Employes of America
Potomac Edison Company
Here
Middletown
Myersville
Wiliam E. Giffin
Union
Associated Press
Giffin
Jews Warned Not To Sail To New York
United States demands Lebanon free 40 American citizens carried from the Marine Cary at Beirut and Haifa. Maghr ish officials caution 105 Jews and Americans to avoid boarding the United States Steamer Marine Corp on the return voyage after a prior seizure of 69 Jews, 11 Americans, at a Lebanese port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Marine Cary
Beirut
Haifa
Israel
Mag
New York
United States Steamer Marine Corp
Lebanon
Alexon
Red Flyer Destroys His Plane In American Zone
In Seoul a Soviet air force captain, Ivan Feodorovich Osmakov, claimed identity as pilot of a plane bearing number 84. The craft was forced down Wednesday due to fuel shortage in the American zone. Osmakov was captured, treated, and reportedly refused food, washing, or shaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Flyer
American Zone
Seoul
U.S. Army
Ivan Feodorovich Osmakov
Truman to ask Congress to extend social security benefits
President Truman will ask Congress in a special message to extend social security benefits to farm labor domestics self-employed persons and other groups not now covered. Senator Barkley after a White House conference said the message will go to Capitol Hill within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Barkley
D-ay
Senate
White House
Capital Hill
Deers Cause Car Damage In Fredericck County Incident
In Fredericck County two deer related automobile incidents disrupted traffic in the northern area. A 1938 Buick suffered about 100 dollars in damage after a deer struck the right headlight and fender, with the carcass turned over to an officer for transport. Game Warden Benj Phebus reported the incident.
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Fredericck
Bri
Benj. Phebus
Cour
Oregon Primary Signals Fate of Dewey Stassen Taft Clash
Oregon voters weigh the GOP contenders Harold Stassen and Thomas Dewey while Senator Robert Taft campaigns New Jersey. Outcome seen as shaping delegate counts and momentum toward or away from a 1948 convention battle.
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Harold E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Pacific Coast
Robert A. Taft
New Jersey
Dewey
Stassen
Taft
Princeton
Oregon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
Wendell L. Willkie
Hampshire
Tait
Ohio
U S Restricts Red Crossings Berlin May 21
Soviet zone border access tightened by U S authorities with Potsdam and Helmstedt noted as only crossing points. Officials stressed the move does not close the border and is a reciprocal measure amid regional tension. STOCKS MOVE AHEAD New York May 21 Stocks rose broadly as overnight buying boosted blocks up to 5,000 shares.
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Berlin
Germa
Potsc
Helmstedt
America
Ene Point
U. S
New York
Gambling Opposed by Maryland Lutheran Conference
Delegates from the Lutheran Western Conference of the Maryland Synod gathering near Ladiesburg voted unanimously to oppose Byrnes bill legalizing raffles and chance wheels. The 200 plus delegates from across the region adopted resolutions, heard talks by Rev. Dr. Blackwelder and others, and received Sunday school greetings from Mt. Zion church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran West Conference
Maryland
Haugh
Ladiesburg
Pasly
Sarvland
Gov. Lane
John H. Lenn
Frederick
Lutheran Western Conference
Raymond Markesses
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Church of the Reformation
Washington
S. White Rhyne
Six Miners Die in Clinchield Coal Mine Collapse
Grim rescue teams extracted the last of six miners killed last night when a roof section collapsed at Clinchield Coal Company's No 2 mine. Four others were entombed briefly, rescued after four hours, with 460 yards of corridor workers nearby only slightly injured. Detecting no explosion, the event drew hundreds to the shaft as bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Clinchield Coal Company
J. M. Smith
Sgt Eyler Final Rites Set At Emmitsburg
Funeral services for Sgt John F Jeref killed in France July 27 1944 will be held at St Josephs Catholic Church Emmitsburg Saturday morning with Mass by Rev Gerald Curran. Interment will be in Mount View Cemetery Emmitsburg. Sgt Eyler of the Cavalry Recon Squadron 106th Cavalry Group was one of the Army's most dangerous men. Remains arrived in Thurmont Thursday evening. He is survived by his widow and several brothers and sisters. Police report arrests listing intoxication charges at Cumberland bus terminal and West Patrick Street with two men held for fines and costs.
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John F. Jeref
la Lacasserie
France
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emsitsburg
Gerald Curran
Slountain View Cemgery
Emmitsburg
Sst
Eyler
Cavalary
106Th Ca Alry
Thurmont
Earl Tate
Eylernsburg
Irs
Larence Kemper
Edward D. Nelson
Cumberland
Lester W. McCall
West Patrick Street
Swamley and
Kanode
Found Dead in Washington Hotel Room
Arthur E. Silcott aged 60 executive secretary of the Hazard Kentucky Coal Operators Association was found dead in his room at the Washington Hotel today in Washington May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur E. Silcott
Hazard
Coal Operators ‘ Association
Washington Hotel
Boys fly stolen plane in Oklahoma to Texas amid chase
In Cheyenne Oklahoma two 12 year olds Immy Badard and Robert Howard Peterson piloted a stolen Ercoupe toward Texas. Police traced the craft to a local hangar and recovered it after the boys diverted toward a farm field. Troopers and the sheriff concluded the youths acted on fiction and were returned home.
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Oklahoma
Arch Hamilton
Immy Badard
Robert Howald Peterson
Robert
Jimmy
Little Western Oklahoma
Cheyenne
Here
Texas Panhandle
Roger Mills County
Erc
CAA
Ted Geller
ORV
Downtow
Bobe
Rpark
Tom
Trooper
Diane
Vine
Rook
Aid
Tage
Teant
Hanmilton
Battle For Jerusalem Nears End
The four day battle for Old Jerusalem appeared near ending as Arabs claimed control of about 80 percent of the Old City. Jewish forces were driven back to a narrow defense along the western edge of the Jewish quarter near Beit Yaacov Hurva and the Tiferet Israel synagogue lay in ruins. The Jordan Arab Legion held much of the Armenian quarter and reinforced Zion Gate as fighting continued around Mount Zion.
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Old City
Jerusalem
Haganah
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Beit Yaacov
Hurva
Tiferet Israel
Abdullah
State School Finals May 27 Held For Deaf Graduates
State School for the Deaf will hold its annual commencement exercises on Thursday at May o'clock. The class consists of 34 students who have completed their prescribed courses. Baccalaureate services are Sunday afternoon with Rev. William C. Ravald addressing. Names include John George Hres Baltimore Edna Ger Abingdon Brent Jurgis Snow and others as the eighth grade and college preparatory group.
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State School For the Deaf
Schoo
Wiliam C. Raval
First Baptist Ch
John George Hres
Baltimore
Edna Ger
Abingdon
Ata Toews Siasek
Scheuch
Brent
Strategic Air Command To Move Headquarters
Senator Wherry says the Army Air Forces will transfer the Strategic Air Command nerve center from Andrews Field Maryland to Offutt Field near Omaha Nebraska as the headquarters of the lone range striking force. The move shifts central command to Nebraska with Offutt set to house the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wherry
R-Neb
Army Air Forces
Strategic Arc Command
Anedrews Field
Offutt Field
Omaha
Meat Strike Near End Says CIO Packinghouse Workers
The CIO Packinghouse Workers union expected to announce an end to their 67 day strike at International Harvester plants. Vote results were to be released from the union’s Chicago headquarters with predictions of narrow approval to end the stoppage at most plants, except Wilson and Company. Guards protected workers as ballots were counted in Waterloo Iowa and St. Paul Minnesota with 100,000 workers previously voting to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
International Irvester Company
CIO Packinghouse
Iire
Chicago
Herbert March
Wilson and Company
Swift
Cudahy and
Armour
National
Waterloo
al der Lea
South St. Paul
Notices Of Tax Liens Filed Here
Tax liens under Internal Revenue laws have been filed in the Circuit Court clerk’s office by the Maryland Collector George Hofferbert for South Mountain Dairies Inc of Middle Town, unpaid 1944 45 46 income taxes totaling 861 72. Terman M. Brown of Frederick Route 1 is listed with 1944 45 46 taxes totaling 5473 76. Bernard A. Winkel of 469 West Patrick Street is listed with a 75033 assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Circuit Court
Maryland
George Hofferbert
Agaist
South Mountain Dairies, Inc
Middletoun
Terman M. Brown
Frederick
Bernard A. Winkel
West
Patrick Street
Md Amvets Convention Set For June 27 28 In Frederick
Frederick Amvets members heard plans for the State Amvets convention to be held June 27 and 28. Details to be discussed at June 3 meeting. post to move to new home at 324 East Street around mid June. By-laws approved effective Jan 1 1943. Memorial Day march planned with Guy Anders as marshal. Junior basketball team honored. coach Tom Glass cited players including David Kline. Post to host carnival near McCurdy Field in June and accept about 30 new members at next meeting.
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Amvets Conven
Braddock
Frederic
Legion
Roday
Corander Beachiey
Middletown
Unis T
Focal Post
East Street
Frick
Amvets, Inc
Frederick Amvets
Frederick
Aryland
Washington
Tom Glass
David Kline
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Amvet
Jordan
Guy Anders
Post
McCurdy Field
Vernon Cassel
Veterans Survey Hints Housing Needs in City
About 508 veterans respond to a local housing survey. A large share can pay modest rents with many prepared to rent rooms or apartments at rates from 10 to 50 dollars per month. Lipps notes most returns are in and foresees total responses near 1000 though likely not much higher.
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Id County
Frede County
Lipps
Tle
Nation Today on Condon spy fears and secrets
James Marlow surveys the un American activities charge against Joseph Condon head of the Bureau of Standards who warned secrets of atomic design are too complex for any ordinary spy. He argues a scientist would be needed to grasp documents while defense officials handle the FBI report and a presidential decision stalls release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Greow
Edrao
Bureau of
Ston
Mist
Se Wark
Condon
Stotela
Washington Academy of Sciences
House Un-American Activities Committee
FBI
Commerce Department
Bureau of Standards
House Committee
Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
President Truman
Truman
Suit Filed Over Milk Shipment Delays Absent Water
Mason FR Marsh of Route 1 sues in Circuit Court for 52000 alleging months without running water in the milk house and cow stable blocked milk shipments. Defendants include Wade C Brandenb Myers Edna S ville Austin W Tams Chambers burg Pa and R G Stouffer. The case cites repairs and negligent receiver actions affecting milk transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason FR
Marsh
Wade C. Brandenb Myers
Edna
Austin W Tams
Chambersburg
R. G. Stouffer
Clhrough
Named Alternate To National Convention Named Alternate To National Convention
Emmett R Bowlus was named an alternate to the Republican National Convention from the xth district at the State convention held in Baltimore yesterday. Attending delegates included Charles A Price Merrii Wachter Staley Flock John A Derr Rey Wo Ignatius Snowden of Frederick Mrs Grace Dovel Walkersville Miss Pearl Eader Bratdack Heights and others from the city and county were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett R Bowlus
Baltimore
Centron
Charles A. Price
Merrii Wachter
Staley Flock
John A Derr
Rey Wo Ignatius
Snowden
Frederick
Grace
Dovel
Police Chief Killed in Office in New York
Police Captain Thomas J. Rowe is shot in his office at First Precinct as a 39 year old woman, Ann Aas, is seized by officers. Rowe dies, a pistol found near the desk. The suspect, a waitress, claimed to be a friend of the captain and refused to discuss a 1930 marriage to Henry Powers. Rowe, 55, married, had prior involvement in a 1937 car incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KLNJ
Thomas J. Rose
Ins Ce
First Et
John Haller
Ann
Ques- Haller
Rowe
First Precinct
Willan Willie
Haller
Ray Paquette
Waller
Paquette
Hailer
Poriried
Hiler
Henry Powers
Capt. Rowe
Newrk
Walkersville Lions Charter Night at Hotel Vindobona
About 100 members and guests attended Walkersville Lions Club Charter Night in Braddock Heights with Judge Charles E. Moylan as guest speaker. The event opened by Claude H. Barrick, other members present included William D. Powell, Kent C. Nicodemus, Harold Hooper, Allen W. Nicodem, Elmer K. Chandlee, and Elroy E. Grimes. Moylan spoke on individual and organizational efforts to improve world conditions via the Pan American plan. Temperature forecast predicted warmer, mild weather through today and Saturday with some showers possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersvie Lions Club
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Glade Valley Club
Claude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
William D. Powell Walkersville
Moylan
Baltimore
Lions Club
United States
South America
Kent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville Club
Tailtwister
Mag
Charter Ittee
Mr. Pow
Harold Hooper
Allen W. Nicod
Elmer K. Chandlee
Elroy E. Grimes
No shop elections ruling faced by NLRB on May 21
Washington reports the National Labor Relations Board ruled on May 21 that Takay cannot handle shop elections in 19 Gates due to existing bans or regulations covering the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Taktay
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Doe
U.S
Lutheran Meeting of
Sgt. Eyler
Strategic Air Command
MD. Amvets
Newark
Charter Night
Weather Bureau
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