Hull says ready to discuss postwar security with four powers
Secretary of State Hull said he is ready to proceed with informal talks on an international security body with Great Britain, Russia and China, after completing phase one with eight senators. He noted ongoing discussions with Congress leaders and insisted the door to bipartisanship remains open as planning continues. The Moscow four nation declaration and Connally resolution guide the talks, with preliminary work approved and no fixed procedure set.
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Washington
Hull
Great Britain
Russia
China
Senate Postaal Advisory Committee
Moscow
Congress
Department of State
United States
Senate
Hul
Engagement Announced for Mary Jane Fogle to Cadet Corun
Mr and Mrs Roy C Fogle of 13 West Seventh street announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Aviation Cadet William Monroe Corun son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo W Corun of 348 Park Avenue Cadet Corun is stationed at Maxwell Field Alabama No wedding date has been set
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Mary Jane Fogle
Roy C. Fogle
West Seventh Street
Mary Jane
William Monroe Corun
Alonzo W. Corun
Park Avenue
Corum
Maxwell Field
Ala
States Face Social Security Debate at Governors Conference
Hershey, May 29 Governor Herbert R O Conor of Maryland urged state rights in social security at the 39th Governors conference arguing that Social Security is a permanent federal feature and that major changes should be handled by states He warned that federalizing unemployment and related programs would erode state authority burden taxpayers and invite federal controls The same lobbying groups from 1942 seek federalization again under wartime emergency money danger signals for overextended government.
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Hershey
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
O'Conor
Congress
Stricter Rationing Favored by U S Officials
Washington May 28 The new rationing chief of UPA said more commodities may need rationing, while UPA Administrator Chester Bowles argued the trend is toward stricter rationing, not relaxation. He warned meat shortages could worsen in six to nine months if the war continues hard.
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Washington
UPA
Chester Bowles
Charles F. Phillips
Bowlus
Star
Phillips
OPA
Veterans' Bill Signed Expands Disabled Vet Benefits
Washington on May 29 Roosevelt signed two measures increasing compensation for disabled veterans of World War I and II. One raises by 15 percent benefits for service connected disabilities and dependents. The other boosts monthly compensation for permanently and totally disabled non service connected veterans and increases long term benefits for those 65 or with 10 years of compensation. Hull A Possibility in San Francisco Hannegan says Roosevelt may run again but if not the Democrats have other options including Hull.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
San Francisco
Robert E Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Cordell Hull
Hannegan
Seeds Sent From U S To Soviet Union For Food Increase
More than 10 000 tons of seeds have been sent from the United States to the Soviet Union to boost grain and food production. The shipment reflects wartime or aid efforts aimed at alleviating shortages and supporting agricultural output in the Soviet Union.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Davies Engagement for Eunice Starks to Midshipman Oden
Mr and Mrs Sydney P Davies of Overbrook Hills Pa announce the engagement of Eunice Clare Starks to Midshipman Rufus L Oden of Frederick The bride to be attended Mount and Agnes School Baltimore graduated from Mater Misericordiae Merion Pa and studies at Edgewood Park College Briarcliff Manor N Y The groom is the son of Mrs Rufus L Oden of Frederick The wedding is planned for June 10 at the Naval Chapel Annapolis
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Sydney P. Davies
Overbrook Hills
188 Lost Gas Rations In Past Month
Baltimore May 29 188 suspensions of gasoline rations were reported to the State Office of Price Administration during May most for speeding Daniel B Leonard District OPA Enforcement Attorney said more suspensions likely for May total for January through April 696 temporary denials of gasoline rations were recorded this year
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Baltimore
State Office of Price Administration
Daniel B. Leonard
OPA
Leonard
State Office
Skirt Patrol Walks of Army Camp Coyotes
A wartime sketch notes skirt patrols as soldiers’ civilian playmates near camps. Girls ride by in cars, morale rises then breaks when one soldier makes a move. The group disperses, with rivals envying the bolder hero and retreating.
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G. I
Held For Burning Auto In Preliminary Hearing
Samuel Webster Hood, Fris New Market, held on $4 bond for grand jury action after admitting to starting a fire in his car near Reels Mill and reporting it stolen. James M. Steak of Frederick seeks jury trial on assault and battery. bond set at $250. Thomas Johnson, Frederick, pleads guilty to assault on William Naille, fined $20 and costs. A drunken driver awaiting arraignment. other minor forfeitures and fines listed.
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Samuel Webster Hood
New Market
Allen Bennett
James M. Steak
Frederick
Alma G. Steak
Thomas Johnson
William D. Naille
Sergi
Charles Vo Main
Hood
Reels Mill
Howard County
Steak
Not Guilty Finding In Disturbing Peace Case
Walter Ingram colored was found not guilty of disturbing the peace. State collateral forfeitures were ordered against George D White side Woodlawn 1145 cited by Sgt Main for exceeding 50 miles Raymond 8 Scherrer Washington 645 cited by Trooper F Sevita for exceeding 30 and Robert EP Hoover Camp Hill Pa 1145 exceeding 50 cited by the same officer.
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Archie N. Young
S . Conrad
Young
E Austin James
Thomas Johnson
Iwoa
Naille
Bernie's Auto Exchange
Johnson
W. H. Mutheren
Williamsport
Allen Barigis
John Robert ‘ Patterson
Beaver Falls
Harry Phillips
William S. Wert
Sunbury
Officer Phillips
Glenn A. Stone
East Sixth Street
Ben Phebus Jr
Phebus
Robert Hurd
Robert Johnson
George Moore
Caroline Johnson
Harvey Whipp
George Washington
Fred F Slack
Thomas Simms
Tobe" Fagan
Walter Ingram
George D. Whiteside
Woodlawn
Sgt. Main
Raymond 8. Scherrer
Washington
F. Sevita
Robert EP. Hoover
Camp Hill
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
Court notices show marriages including John Gavanis and Evelyn Redmond. Irwick Shafer and Frances Stum. Judson Tramilton and Mabel Rumbley. Wesley Young and Mary Lenhart. Laurence Markle and Mildred Hoerner. Clifton Haines and Iona Fraley. Lewis Cross and Lois Whisman. Grover Cook Jr and Miriam Ricker. Also listed are property transfers: Exie Crampton to Ralph Webber. Harry Kemp to Austin McDevitt. Nettie Brown et al to Fred Zeller. Salem Cemetery Co. to Emory Frey. Edgar Feaster to Kieffer DeLauter. DeLauter to Feaster. Commercial Bank of Md to Russell Linton. Henry DeGrange to Carter Appleby.
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John Gavanis
Old Forge
Evelyn M Redmond
Tancy
This City
Irwick C. Shafer
Carlisle
Pau
Frances L. Stum
Newville
Judson Andrew Tramilton
Mabel Tez Rumbley
Greensboro
Harold
Wesley Young
le Gore
Mary Madeline Lenhart
Frederick
Laurence Eugene Markle
Clifton Eugene Haines
Iona C. Fraley
Engles
W Va
Lewis A Cross
Lois Elizabeth Whisman
North Market Street
Grover C Cook, Jr
Miriam E Ricker
Hartisburg
Exie A. Crampton
Ralph E. Webber
Harry M. Kemp
Austn H. McDevitt
Nettie J. Brown
Fred W. Zeller
Salem Cemetery Company of
Wolfsville
Emory Frey
Edgar W. Feaster
H Kieffer DeLauter
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Edgar W Feaster
Commercial Bank of Md
Russell S Linton
Henry S . DeGrange
H. Carter Appleby
Administratrix Authorized to Run Wachter Bros Confectionery
The Orphans Court ordered Mrs. Helen G. Wachter administratrix of Ralph F. Wachter’s estate to continue operating Wachter Bros wholesale confectionery. Her petition states the business is to eventually pass to the late owner’s three children.
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Orphans Court
Helen G. Wachter
Ralph F. Wachter
Wachter Bros
The Immutable
A poem by Daniel B. Strairy venerates fallen soldiers with a solemn verse. It contrasts silent marchers in moldy regimentals with a nation’s perseverance through peril. The piece links sacrifice to ongoing freedom and faith in the republic.
Wrecking Crews Move Giant Locomotive After West Virginia Collision
Wrecking crews faced the task of righting and removing a giant mallet locomotive after a freight train collision tied up Baltimore and Ohio rails at Kingmont near Fairmont West Virginia. No injuries were reported as the westbound Cumberland Maryland freight derailed.
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Big Joe
Grafton
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Kingmont
Fairmont
Cumberland
Parole Recommended for 1929 Bank Robbery Convict Beyers
Annapolis May 29 The Carroll County Circuit Court convict Beyers along with Minner and Whittemore for an armed robbery of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Westminster in 1930 and Beyers received an additional five year sentence. State parole director Herman Moser asked Governor O Conor to grant parole so Beyers can work at the Maryland Penal Farm near the Sanatorium. Also urged for parole is Hallam A Steward once a Baltimore radio performer convicted of bigamy with sentence reduced to one year.
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Annapolis
August Beyers
Carroll County
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of Westminster
O'Conor
Herman M. Moser
Beyers
Robert Minner
Rawlings Whittemore
Minner
Whittemore
Moser
Maryland
Hallam A. Steward
Baltimore
Baltimore County
House of Correction
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Tim
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
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Deming Field
N. M
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Mise Helen Vresania Roderick
Gilbert H Curry
Nicodemus
H. Fulton Nicodemus
East
Patrick Street
A. Viola Roderick
South
Platinum Avenue
Deming, N. M
Court News
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Katherine Robert Kennedy
Harry H. Reid
Robert K. Kennedy
Robert K. Kennedy & Co., Inc
East Church
Daniel B. Strairy
Bank Bandit
Nore
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
NTS
WNL
Harker Pottery
Storm & Shipley
R. L. Shipley
W .E. Ether
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