Re Hearing Opens For Emmitsburg Liquor License
A petition with 251 names seeks a Class A off sale liquor license for Richard H Rosensteel and Louis Cooper in Emmitsburg. The 10.45 am re hearing follows an April 13 denial by Commissioner Cleveland Trout.
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Richard H. Rosensteel
Louis Cooper
Emmitsburg
Rosensteel-Cooper
Cleveland Trout
Court House
Trout
T. West Claggett
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
William M. Storm
Alton Y. Bennett
E. Austin James
Francis Perrott
Frederick County Liquor Dealers Association
James
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Post
Herbert Rogers
Rogers
Legion
VFW
Storm
Rosensteel- Cooper
Rosenteel
Cooper
Rosensteel
Lumen F. Norris
Truman Leaving On Weekend Cruise
President Truman will cruise the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay aboard the Presidential yacht Williamsburg with a small staff group. Return is set for Monday at 4 00 p m. He will attend Naval Academy chapel services at Annapolis Sunday and memorial day wreaths will be laid by White House aides at local monuments. DR TRUITT RESIGNS
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Washington
Truman
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Williamsburg
Annapolis
Naval Academy Chapel
White House
Referendum Petitions Filed At Annapolis
Petitions to referendum a Frederick measure allowing a street to cross the high school grounds were filed with the State. If approved by the State Law Department the act from 1949 will be suspended until the next general election. J P Brock said 3322 names were on the petitions, led by attorney Robert E Clapp Jr for the Frederick County Board of Education.
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Annapolis
Frederick
State Law Department
General Assembly
J. P. Brock
Secretary of State
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Frederick County
Heavy Rains Delay Farm Work and Crop Outlook
Heavy rains over five days slowed farm tasks, shifted planting timetables, and caused some crop damage. Five day rainfall reached 2.32 inches with more showers forecast. Corn stands vary, wheat outlook hinges on weather, berries rot in wet, peaches show heavy drop risk, cherries and apples look good, temps fell from 66 to 36 with no frost.
Harold Riley Heads 40 and 8 Visit to Maryland
Detroit native Harold J. Riley chief de Chemin de Fer of La Societe des Saaleale Hommes et ’edere k makes annual Maryland tour. He attends luncheon at Francis Scott Key Post No. 1 American Legion, tours Ox Fibre Brush Co Barbara Fritchie and Taney homes Key's grave Mt Olivet Memorial Plot. Banquet at Hotel Frederick at seven with 40 and 8 Grand Voiture Maryland officials.
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Harold J. Riley
Detroit
Mich
Riley
Hotel Frederick
Maryland
Thomas E. Williams, Sr
Frederick
Elbert Burns
Fred Fraser
Ed Mulrooney
Chefs de Chemin
Charles W. Ardery
E. A. Hileman
Virginia
Walter Crawford
Delaware
Clarence T. Milne
Washington
D. C
Charles Fagan
Advocat
Rufus Caldwell
Jack Carmen
Bernie Cassell
Harry Allen
Floyd Feete
Ralph Dolby
Guard de la Port National
J. Albert Saffer
Gare Williams
Scaling Volcano Tragedy Kills 17 On Field Trip
Seventeen engineering students led by a professor were killed by lava while attempting to scale Purace, an active volcano in Cali Colombia about 150 miles from Bogota. The group perished during a field trip on the volcano.
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Cali
Colombia
Purace
Bogota
Allies Unification Plan Ready for German Unity Talks
Western powers prepared a blueprint to unify east and west Germany to be presented to the Russians within days. The plan aims to transfer political and economic management to Germans while retaining oversight on security demilitarization industrial production and foreign policy. It also seeks to curb Soviet reparations and dissolve eastern zone industrial trusts.
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Paris
Germany
Dean Aue
Robert Sehuman
Ernest Bevin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Plan To Avert Low Mood Is Under Scrutiny
Washington May 237 Pi-Con gress debuts a plan to avert low mood through a National Economic Cooperation Board. The bill, announced by Senator Murray and eight Democrats, would augment the 1946 Employment Act with private production incentives, state planning of $15 billion in non Federal public works, and ongoing unemployment surveys by the Labor Department.
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Washington
Congress
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Murray
Mont
Nations Economic Cooperation Board
Labor Department
Brannan Outlines Plan at State Production Conference
Baltimore May 27 more than 300 agriculturists discuss growing and marketing crops at the final day of the annual State Production and Marketing Administration conference. Secretary Charles F Brannan is principal speaker outlining the Brannan plan for production payments to support priority commodities.
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Brannan
Baltimore
State Production and Marketing Administration
Charles F. Brannan
Church Food Sales Exempt From Sales Tax After June 1
The 1949 Maryland sales tax changes become effective June 1. Churches may sell food tax free if net proceeds support religious work. Nursery product rules clarified. foods grown for human consumption remain exempt. Other church items stay taxable. New penalties: 10 percent on assessments, 25 percent after 10 days, 100 percent for fraud. Automatic filing of liens with circuit court clerks established.
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Maryland
State Comptroller’s Office
Baltimore City
Tornado strikes Dunn area in North Carolina
Severe storm activity swept eastern North Carolina with a tornado damaging homes and barns in Harnett county near Dunn. Grady Tart and eight relatives sheltered at home as roofs blew off and trees and power lines were toppled. The funnel moved from Easy Street near Prong Section to Newton Grove and Jordan Chapel in Wayne county, with no serious injuries reported.
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WN. C
North Carolina
Harnett County
Easy Street
Prong
Grady Tart
Taft
Newton Grove
Jordan Chapel
Wayne County
Cumberland Jail Fugitive Arrested
Baltimore police captured 23 year old fugitive Leonard Welsh of Cumberland on his first day at a water tunnel job in Baltimore. Two other escapees were recaptured the following morning.
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U.T
Cumberland
Leonard Welsh
Welsh
Rita Hayworth Marries Aly Khan in French Town Hall
Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan wed in Vatlauris France at 11.16 am local time in a brief civil ceremony led by Communist Mayor Paul Derigon. The actress wore a calf length blue gown and blue hat, as crowds watched from the town hall courtyard.
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France
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Paul Derigon
Rita
Town Hall
Prince
Chateau de L'Horizon
Cut Estimates Of Apple Crop In Four-State Area
Martinsburg West Virginia May 27 A crop yield smaller than average is in prospect for a four state commercial fruit producing area. Appalachian Apple Service says Pennsylvania may reach 7 to 7.5 million bushels up from 5.5 million last year. Virginia estimates drop to 9 million from 10 to 13 million. West Virginia around 3.25 million, below last year. Maryland about 1.0 million. Main cause cited is poor fruit set with hail damage noted in all sections.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Appalachian Apple Service
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Marsyland
Auto Workers Reject Ford Co Peace Bid
CIO United Auto Workers rejected Ford's peace proposal to arbitrate work standards on disputed lines in two struck plants. The plan focused only on whether standards would impair the health or safety of employees under the Ford UAW contract.
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Detroit
Ford
Cio-United Auto Workers
Ford Uaw
Dependents Allowances Added to Unemployment Benefits
An amendment to the Unemployment Compensation Law allows unemployed workers receiving weekly benefits to claim a $2 allowance for each dependent child under 16, up to four. Claims begin June 6 and cover the prior week. Dependents include sons, daughters, stepchildren, and legally adopted children who receive principal support from the claimant, with proof of birth required. If both spouses are unemployed, only the husband may claim. The dependent count is fixed for the benefit year. Payments range from $2 to $8 per child, totaling up to $33 for the maximum benefit and dependents. Partial employment may still qualify if earnings are below the sum of benefits and allowances.
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Russell
Davis
Employment Security Board
Allies Not To Act To End Strike
Berlin May 27 Maj. Gen. George P. Hays says Allies will not order Berlin railway workers to operate the paralyzed yards. Strikers refuse to run trains without western powers orders amid a Western Allied effort to settle the dispute. The walkout stalls 35 trains and leaves 1,000 loaded freight cars idle in the Berlin area as supply worsens.
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George P. Hays
U.S
Lis
Yestert
Seck 3
Hays
West Berlin
Ernst Scharnowski
UGO
Independent Labor Orgunion
United States
Britain
France
Paris
Helmstedt
Germany
U. S
Names Two Others As Actual Slayers
Guam May 27 Calvin Dennis testifies that his half brother and another Air Force enlisted man were the actual killers in the Ruth Farnsworth case. Dennis, Frederick Md, testified at the Rob ert Burns trial in Spokane Wash. Burns is among three Negroes charged in the Dec. 11 crime. Calvin Dennis and his half brother Herman Dennis of Calvert and Sequin Tex were convicted and sentenced to death at separate court martial trials. Dennis described the Jeep jungle assault and rape. He denied participating in the rape.
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Guam
Calvin Dennis
Ruth Farnsworth
Air Force
Dennis
Frederick
Robert Burns
Spokane
Wash
Herman Dennis
iCalvert and
Sezuin
Tex
20Th Air Force
Miss Farnsworth
Navy
San Francisco
Calvin
Herman
Burns
Ranson House To Be Recreation Center
The 12 room Ranson house built in 1829 on about three acres near Ranson West Virginia will be converted into a recreation center. Ray X. Merchant sold the brick house to the Rawson Helpers Club for an undisclosed sum with Raymond J. Funkhouser aiding the purchase. STOCKS SLIDE BACK New York May 27. Light selling kept the market on the defensive with small losses and most shares near Thursday levels as business faded after early orders.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Ranson
Town of
Ray X. Merchant
Rawson Helpers Club
Raymond J. Funkhouser
New York
Government funds and the education of Communists
The Nation Today examines how far the government should probe educated fellowship recipients for Communist ties. Senators press for FBI checks on non secret fellows while Lilienthal and scientists warn such probes could chill recruitment and introduce government interference into education. The debate questions loyalty tests vs. preserving open scientific talent.
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James Marlow Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Milisa
National Research Council
Yenius
FBI
Senate
David E. Lilienthal
FHI
Lilienthal
Lilient
The
Research Council
Hickenlooper
Lilenthal
Onedl Lilienthal
FBE
Alfred N. Richards
National Academy of Sciences
Vandenberg
Michigan
Molotov Plan Seen as Failure by Washington Officials
Washington observers say the Molotov plan to aid eastern Europe is failing. They cite evidence of ongoing difficulties in Soviet satellite states, arguing the plan drains resources rather than spurring recovery, unlike the Marshall Plan. American officials blame Moscow for not matching Western aid and for extracting goods from the satellites.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
United States
Boat capsizes on Potomac. two drown at Fletcher's Cove
Two men drown when a boat capsizes in Fletcher's Cove on the Potomac River below Chain Bridge. Three other persons were rescued in the incident reported from Washington on May 27.
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Washington
Fletcher's Cove
Potomac River
Chain Bridge
Extradition Of Eisler Turned Down
Britain refused to extradite Gerhart Eisler to the United States for two convictions. Bow Street Magistrate Court ruled the offenses did not amount to extraditable perjury and Eisler, praised by supporters, planned to go to the Soviet zone in Germany. The decision leaves Eisler free to pursue a professorship at the University of Leipzig.
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Germany
Soviet Zone
London
Britain
Gerhart Eisler
United States
Bow Street
Eisler
America
University of Leipzig
Laurence Dunne
House Un-American Activities Committee
U. S
Julius Holmes
Home Office
Cut Possible In ECA Funds
Washington May 27 The foreign aid money bill now at 5,617,470,000 faces stormy opposition in the Senate. Some leaders from both parties warn they will seek a substantial slice from the measure approved by the House yesterday. A Truman plea saved a large House cut, but Senate appropriations leaders do not seem ready to heed similar appeals. Senator McKellar said the House should have cut more.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Tennesseee
Not Sure Congress Will Quit July 31
Washington May 27 Congress may be asked to work into the summer to push Truman’s broad legislative program. President Truman said he hopes a major part is enacted before adjournment, but Congress will not likely quit July 31. Speaker Rayburn and Senator Lucas warned against assuming an early adjournment.
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Congress
President Truman
Truman
Rews
Rayburn
D-Tex
White House
Lucas
Senate
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