Frederick iron and steel signs new union contracts
Frederick Iron and Steel announces successful contract agreements with the International Foundry Workers Union of North America and the International Association of Machinists. A strike was avoided after negotiations concluded, with plans for factory expansion and job growth in Frederick. John R. Fitzpatrick led company negotiations, while president Jacob Solepete praised the peaceful settlement and predicted continued investment in the machine shop and foundry.
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Teel, Inc
Frederick Iron
Jacob Solepete
Goldberg
Frederick Iron and Steel
Frederick
Maryland
Focal
John R. Fitzpatrick
Veterans Demand Voter Lists For Local Election
Veterans in McDowell County press for voter registration lists ahead of the June 3 municipal election. Harold Nuttall, a former mayoral hopeful, leads a group urging the county clerk to provide names to verify registered voters for the polling day.
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Donn S. Henn Wild
Nutiells
Edding Wolvers
Senate Signals Narrow Path for Truman Trade Authority
Senator Taft of Ohio indicated Congressional Republicans may give the President only half a loaf by extending export authority while resisting broader maritime control changes. The talk centers on a possible House Senate conference around June 2 as Taft expects an agreement Wednesday.
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House
Senate
Taft 'R Oh
Taft
Washington
Senzier Taft
Ohio
Truman
Police Break Up Students Battle at Hopkins Campus
Police ended a three hour clash after about 250 University of Maryland undergrads raided Johns Hopkins University seeking a stolen symbol. Eleven Maryland students were arrested for disorderly conduct as Hopkins police recovered the 406 pound Terrapin statue and the unruly scene dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Jomes Hopkins University
Maryland University
Hopkins
Maryland
College Park
Frederick ministers urge volunteers for New Windsor relief drive
From pulpits Sunday, Frederick clergy call for volunteers to process food and clothing gathered for overseas aid. By May 29, about 37,330 pounds of material have been donated in Frederick city and county, with Brunswick still tallying. Volunteers aged 50 to 60 plus teens are needed to open, sort, bale, and mend clothing at the New Windsor center. Transportation will be arranged through churches and the ministerium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New Windsor
Church World Service
Paul W. Kinsel
Frederick County
Kinsel
Paul L. Althouse
Frederick City
Brunswick
Missing Occupants Of Lost Plane Are Sought
Panama May 24 rescue parties search for two missing USS Armi plane crew after a fire over TaEU Wednesday. Survivors report one jumped from about 14 000 feet while the pilot and navigator were aboard. Managua Nicaragua report last seen seven persons aboard. Road improvement plea from Thurmont area before Commissioners to fix mile long road from Appie's church to ease dust. Roads Board likely no action this year.
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Panama
Patral
Armi
Almicambe
Nrague
Managua
Xragua
Peane
Thurmont
Appie’s Church
Emmitsburg
Roads Board
Still Ready To Operate Airport Here
Frederick city eyes future airport plans and possible lease with Airports, Inc. of Maryland. The firm indicated continued interest if master plan and preengineering studies justify operating the facility over years. A prior written offer was left in abeyance after city did not accept it.
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Frederick
Airports, Inc
Maryland
Airport, Inc
Robert E. Clapp
Represents
Thomas
Bourne and Associates
Af Washington
Ifanc
Brother In Law Of King Is Dead
Leeds May 24 The Earl of Harewood brother in law of King George VI died at his ancestral home in Leeds from cardiac complications and asthma He was 64 married to the Princess Royal in 1922 He became ill after a severe chill and passed away at 1 13 am British daylight time with family at his side His last public appearance was May 10 with the Princess Royal in Portsmouth The Earl held the title Viscount Lascelles and owned a large fortune and thousands of acres.
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Leeds
England
Earl of
Harewood
George VI
Princess Royal
Earl
Ag George
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Nia
Portsmouth
King George
South Africa
Viscount Lascelles
Cere
Lucky Lascelles
Dossessor
George Charles Viscount Lascelies
Senator McKellar In Naval Hospital From Blood Transfusion
Senator McKellar, removed from a Senate building to Bethesda Naval Hospital, was reported ill with malaria attributed to a blood transfusion. A war veteran in the Pacific had given blood, with authorities noting possible transfusion-related malaria amid ongoing Navy hospital updates.
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Senator McKellar
U. S. Naval Hospital
Senate
Bethesds
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Pacific
Ruling Requested on Three Australian Stowaways
New Orleans reports the Attorney General was asked to decide if three Australian girl stowaways may stay in the United States to continue their search for American sweethearts.
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New Orleans
United States
Australia
Frederick hospital survey finds care valued over cost
The residents served by Frederick Memorial Hospital favor high quality care even with higher costs. A local survey shows 96 percent want the hospital enlarged and modernized, 78 percent favor a public fundraising campaign, and 93 percent would appeal to the public for contributions if funds fall short.
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Freder Memorial Hospital
Pub. Opinien
W. MM. Storm
Storm
Congress
Frederick
Subsidies To Domestic Airlines Cost U S Taxpayers Billions
Government subsidies to U S domestic airlines come in three forms mail pay for scheduled service. airway navigation safety inspection and traffic control. and airport construction and maintenance. The piece estimates billions in federal costs and argues costs will rise despite budget cuts. It critiques mail pay shifts and the economics of rating subsidies versus pound mile payments amid postwar airline struggles.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Civili Aeronautics Authority
Congress
U.S
Weather Reporting Service
Mea
Aids and Trade Centrol
American
Eastern
TWA
United
Braniil
Delta
National
Northwestern
Oversubscribed Red Cross Fund Surpasses Target in Brunswick Area
Frederick city and county exceeded the local Red Cross goal with a total of about 22 000 after an 810 009 drive led by Peter W. Chichester. Brunswick district chair West Clageott presented a check for the city donation, while county chair Daniel J. Thomas noted a 41878 receipt from the Bronewick canvass as part of the effort. Stocks apathetic in New York trading with scattered leaders and minor gains.
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Frederick
American Red Cross
Peter W. Chichester
Bronewick
T West Clageott
Brunswick
Ins City
Daniel J. Thomas
Concession Head Dies In Cabin In Ellicott City
Matthew Rice a 45 year old Baltimore born concession head and longtime manager at Origie baseball park and Baltimore stadium died in a cabin near Ellicott City last night of natural causes. A woman companion was questioned and later released after autopsy found no foul play. Police said the pair went to the cabin about 930 p.m. and Rice began bleeding from the nose before collapsing.
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Ellicott
Matthew Rice
Charles Diffendal
Rice
Diffendal
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Ex-Army Sergeant Charged Over Forged Checks In Maryland
An ex Army sergeant from Brooklyn admitted passing forged checks totaling over 2000 dollars since January and possibly approaching 3000. He was in Allegany county jail awaiting grand jury action after being arrested in a Cumberland hotel. FBI agent Fred Hallford identified him as Francis Navier Grimes and said he waived a hearing before U S Commissioner Avirett and is held on a 1500 dollar bond on transferring 275 forged checks in interstate commerce from Sedro Woolley Washington to New York City.
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Cumberland
Brooklyn
N. Y
FBI
Allegany County
Fred Hallford
Baltimore
Francis Navier Grimes
Cumberland Hotel
Grimes
U.S
James Alfred Avirett
Sedro Wooler
Washington
New York City
Hallford
H. W. Douglass Dies At New Brighton Pa
Herbert W. Douglass, 65, longtime banker and former vice president and treasurer of Beaver County Trust Company, died at his New Brighton home after a period of ill health following surgery. He had a storied career in Pennsylvania banking and was active in the Pennsylvania Clearing House Association. Survived by his wife, one son Herbert Douglass Jr. of New York City, one brother Thomas L. Douglass of Chicago, and three grandchildren. Dr. and Mrs Dave and their children left for Anton after services planned.
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J. D Duve
Rockwell Terrace
Herbert W. Douglass
New Brighton
Douglass
Frederick
Duve
Hood College
Beaver County Trust Company
Pennsylvania Clearing House Association
Herbert Douglass, Jr
New York City
Thomas L. Douglass
Chicaca
Airs Dave
Thei
Anton
Waitress Diana Gaunce Freed After Assault Charge
Diana Gaunce, a waitress, was freed after the assault charge against her was dismissed in court. Chris Costas of the Buy Cafe, her former boss, planned to press the charge but later forgave. Costas noted intentions to post a sign about the restaurant.
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Diana Gaunce
Cour?sterday
Chris Costas
Buy Cafe
Costas
Baik
Appeals Filed in Circuit Court on Auto Larceny Case
Francis A Sherbeng and Daniel F Shab filed appeals in the Circuit Court challenging sentences from a magistrate on automobile larceny charges. The corrections involve court-imposed penalties and potential jail time, with terms reportedly varying by jurisdiction.
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Francis A Sherbeng
Daniel F. Shab
House of Correction
Willam
Stener
Guaranteed wage plans face slow spread nationwide
The Nation Today notes unions may push such plans in future though not now. A guaranteed wage plan guarantees wages or employment for a set period. Labor studies show only 61 000 workers covered by 196 plans, mostly in small firms, with many in manufacturing and seasonal industries. Unions represented workers in about 130 plans.
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James Marlow
Washington
Prident Roosevelt
Truman
Labor Department
Labor Departments
the Bulletin
New York
Chicago
De Gasperi Asked To Form Cabinet Again
Italy's Premier-elect De Gasperi disclosed he had been asked to form a new government, his fourth since the war end, and would confer with party leaders before answering. He called for unity to tackle economic problems for Italy's salvation and said his program remains known to all.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Enrico de Nicolai
Christian Democratic Party
de Gasperi
No Lynching Of Negro A Possibility
Jackson North Carolina May 24 A masked white band spirited away Godwin Buddy Bush a 24 year old Black man from Northampton county jail after he was arrested on a charge of attempted rape Officers and investigators say there may have been no lynching and patrols search thick North Carolina woods for the missing suspect while Governor Cherry orders the State Bureau of Investigation to locate those responsible and prosecute to the full extent of the law.
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Jackson
N.C
EL OR. Tyler
Northampton County
Hur.u of
Cory
Northampton
Hertford
Halifax
Godwin
Buddy) Bush
State Bureau of Investigation
Raleigh
R. Gregg Cherry
SBE
Truman Says Mother's Illness Unchanged at Grandview
President Truman remained with his ailing mother at Grandview Missouri today saying there was no improvement in her condition though she had a fairly good night. He left his hotel in Kansas City for another day at Mrs Martha E Truman's bedside and autographed eight poppies worn by girls selling them for veteran rehabilitation funds before continuing his day.
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Grandview
Eosident Truman
Kansas City
Martha E. Truman
Margaret
Veterans of
Forfeits 350 And Costs On Auto Charge
A fragmented report details a traffic incident with multiple parties. John W F D of Pepples Call faces charges for reckless driving and an auto collision incurring forfeiture of 3 dollars and costs. The scene involved Beall, Grimes, Buckeystown, and others near Route 24. The minor accident prompted police notes by Sgt. Cord. State authorities referenced RIOTING IN BOMBAY with fatalities and injuries in a separate morning report.
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John W. F. D
Pepples
Glenn al Grimes
Rockville
Beall
Police
Frederdee
Jour WooAn
Buckeystown
Techte
Sgt
Cordeul
Corbin
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Namur
Belgium
Earl of Harewood
Red Cross
H. W. Douglass
New Brighton, Pa
DeGasperi
Maryland Synodical Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church In America
Alonday
Gettysburgt Seminary
Gettysburg
Aberam C. Fuss
Tan 1
John L. Shaw
South Market
Pitth Street
George H Payne
Dayton OO
George K. Zavakas
Dextan Bowling Alley
Irons of Bis
Dayton
North Carolina
Bombay
Brlhive
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