W A Julian Killed In Head On Crash Near Bethesda
William A Julian longtime Treasurer of the United States under the Roosevelt era died in a head on collision near Bethesda Maryland. A driver license listed his age as 78. Relatives say his wife Gertrude Means Julian died last March. The accident also injured two occupants of the other car slightly.
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William A. Julian
Julian
Gertrude Means
Cincinnati
Childess
Frankfort
William Alexander Julian
Queen City Trust Company of
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Treasury Department
Montgomery County
Frank J. Broschart
Burning Tree Country Club
Telen
Rockville
Treasury
Washington News
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
UAW Approves Agreement To End Ford Strike
Detroit May 29 The CIO United Auto Workers voted overwhelming approval to end the 24 day Ford strike at Rouge local 600 and Lincoln Division 900. Walter Reuther said the agreement gives gains in ground rules though it does not resolve all issues. Arbitration remains central to the dispute with three subcommittees to pick two arbitrators, then a third if needed, to decide a single arbitrator. Talks to begin as soon as possible with a July contract expiry looming and production time lost to be addressed by the arbitration panel.
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Ford
Ford Rouge
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UAW
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Rouge
Ed Lock
Ball Carr
Flint
Pensiible
Weld
Ford Motor Co
Harry Shallmen
Canvens
Union
John & Gugas
Commins
Ascension Day Service Draws Knights Templar in Frederick
Twelve commanderies sent representatives to Baker Park for a Memorial Day Ascension Day service led by Rev Dr Edgar Cordell Powers of the Maryland Bible Society. About 1,000 spectators and 250 uniformed Knights attended, with a program featuring music, prayers, and Powers urging a Christian view of Memorial Day.
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Baker Park
Jacques de Molay
No. 4
Edgar Cordell Powers
Baltimore
Maryland Bible Society
Maryland
The
Supreme Council
Southern Jurisdiction
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Yellow Springs
Powers
Bethany
Dr. Powers
Christ
Heaven
Jerry Eshbaugh
Claude M. Potterfield
Ralph Trevig
Harold E. Wills
Edgar Ziegler
E. Kemp Kretzer
St. Bernard Commandery
Hagerstown
Samuel S. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
This City
Knight
Arthur R. Remsberg
Temple
Hankey
WFMD
Wfmd-Fm
WARK
Rev
A. B. Caldwell
Charles W. Zimmerman
Charles V W. Welden
Harry B. Slide
Albin B. Storey
Roland 5. Marshall
John Kelner Sr
Harry B. Wright
Harry ©. Schroeder
Grant Weibel
William F. Prettyman
Alan
Wide selection of top quality cars at fair prices
A local dealer in New Market MD advertises a wide selection of used cars including 1946 Nash Amb 4 door, 1946 Ford Deluxe 2 door, 1931 Nash Amb, 1939 Nash, 1937 Plymouth and Studebaker 4 door sedans, plus 1917 Ford ton pickup and a Dodge ton stake. Radio, heater and other features noted.
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Nash
Studebaker
Visiting Knights Templar Represented Local Commanderies
The passage lists visiting Commanderies from several towns in Maryland and nearby states. It reports a trustee sale of a 7 room dwelling with outbuildings and 10 acres along Route 246 near Gaithersburg, bought by John A. Hargett for 13400 dollars, after equity suits involving Martha J. Hargett. Auctioneers Null of Null, city, and Frederick auctioneers Fred B. Cushman acted as agent for the owners.
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St Bernard
Hagerstown
Montgomery
St. Elmo
Hyattsville
Antioch
Cumberland
Maryland
Baltimore
Beauscart
Columbia
Washington
Potomac
Shepherdstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gettysburg
DeMolay
Route 246
Gaithersburg
John A. Hargett
R. Edwin Brown
Rockville
Martha J. Hargett
John W
Delbert
Null
Frederick
Hyattstown
Route 240
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Fred B. Cushman
Senators Seek Congress’s Role in Atomic Secrecy Guards
Washington May 29 Two Senators proposed Congress define in law who is a good security risk in atomic energy development Senator Wherry Nebraska Republican floor leader and Senator Ferguson Michigan in separate interviews urged Congress to assume final responsibility for deciding secrecy guard eligibility
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Congress
Wherry
Nebraska
Ferguson
R-Mich
Miner Murders Mother in Law in Maryland
Andrew J. Wolfe, 45, an unemployed miner, forced entry into his mother-in-law Bertha Platter's apartment in Oakland and shot her to death before turning the gun on himself. Beulah Wolfe and a granddaughter in the room witnessed the killings. a verdict of murder and suicide was anticipated. Police noted Wolfe's violent fits and recent quarrels with his wife ahead of the tragedy near a family birthday.
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Oakland
Andrew J. Wolfe
Wolfe
Bertha Platter
Po-' Hee
Beulah
Wolfes
Andrew, Jr
Germany
1950 an t rene. May bus Af was super Mary Fred in tk boun Alt place
A fragmented news note references a Saturday event involving Mary and Fred, with a collapse of readable details about a bus, opera, and an alternate location.
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Mary Fred
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Bugas
Tommy Thompson
Ford Local 600
Lawson Motor
New Market, MD
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Nicodemus Paint
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Damascus
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Ann Sothern
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