Eisenhower Says Trip In Washington Will Be Military Only
General Dwight D. Eisenhower flies from Europe to Washington for talks with President Truman on matters affecting the Supreme Allied Command and North Atlantic Defense. Officials say he will push for rapid, six-to-twelve month steps to build a balanced fighting force in Europe while seeking urgent fixes to production delays and Pentagon organization.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Paris
Eisen‘hower
Truman
Eisenhower
Pentagon
North Atlantic
Eisenower
B. S
Defense
Charles E. “Wilson
Wilson
Defense Department
Hunter Says He Is Through With Bobcats
Garston Potter a 38 year old Gapland handyman says he is done with bobcats after a close call in the mountains near Crampton's Gap. He was hunted upon by a fast moving bobcat that forced him to flee toward a mountain home back door as the animal snapped at his heels. Potter, who is hard of hearing, calls the incident a miraculous escape and says he may never hunt again.
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Garston Potter
Gapland
Potter
Crampton’s Gap
Fairfax rape case yields long prison term for Polk
In Fairfax Circuit Court Judge W. Sinclair imposed a 35 year sentence on Polk 20 of Arlington for raping Nancy Ann Louiskiss 19 a newlywed abducted from her Arlington home June 26 Polk and Payne 20 Bethesda Md pleaded guilty Payne awaits sentence In the attack Polk and Payne forced Louiskiss at gunpoint into their car and raped her five times before releasing her
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Sairfax
Gres BR
Brijalk
Igoqtham
Robert Payne
Bethespeas Md
Sand
Hotchkiss
Polk
Payne
Arlington
Frederick CAP Meeting Looks at Staff Problems and Plans
Capt Waters stationed at Friendship Airport Baltimore spoke as liaison between the Air Force and the Civil Air Patrol at the Frederick CAP weekly meeting. The program included two movies on lend-lease to Russia and air power. The squadron will soon begin patrolling for forest fires.
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Waters
Friendship’ International Airport
Baltimore
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Frederick
CAP
Russia
State PTA Seeks Higher Teacher Pay and Raises
HAGERSTOWN November 2. The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers adopted a resolution urging the Maryland Legislature to override Governor McKeldin's veto of the $300 teacher pay increase bill. Lawmakers will decide in February. The group also seeks annual raises of $200 for eight years, replacing the current $100 for 16 years. The convention discussed Universal Military Training and approved a permanent program, with votes 97 to 78. Delegates revised by laws to boost vice presidents and delegate quotas. National president Jehan Hayes installed new officers: Joseph A. Hunter president, Mrs Emil Smith first vice president, Mrs A Austin Gardner secretary, Mrs John E. Lancaster treasurer.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Maryland
McKeldin
General Assembly
Congress
Truman
Commission On
Umt
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Jehan Hayes
Joseph A. Hunter
Baltimore
Emil Smith
Silver Spring
Arst
A. Austin Gardner
John E. Lancaster
Cumberland
Monthly Meeting of Women Democrats in Frederick County
The Women's Democratic League of Frederick County held a routine monthly gathering at Mrs. Ransom R. Lewis residence with co host Mrs. Raymond Strube. The program advanced a study on parliamentary procedure led by several members and emphasized following Democratic party activities. Plans for a November talk by Virginia Lewis and a December rummage sale at 67 South Market Street were announced. Mary H. Gregory presided. refreshments followed adjournment.
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Women’s Democratic League of
Frederick County
Ransom R. Lewis
Hesy Frederick
Raymond Strube
Lewis
George Abrecht
E. Jd. Fisher
Eaward DB. Storm
Virginia Lewis
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Oscar Keyser
South Market Street
Mary H. Gregory
Truman vetoes education aid bill over segregation clause
President Truman refused to sign a federal education aid bill citing a segregation provision targeting schools on federal property in 17 states. He described the clause as requiring racial separation, effectively killing the measure by pocket veto after Congress adjourned. The bill would have sped aid to defense area schools and supplemented local funding rules. Sinatra seeks marriage license in Philadelphia with Ava Gardner.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Lose Request To Sell Liquor In Elligott City
Howard County officials rejected Laurel Lodge 1504 Loyal Order of Moose bid for a liquor permit at Rocway Towers on Baltimore Washington Boulevard after a contentious hearing. Objections cited a shady reputation, existing nearby licenses, and licensing type. The group noted Rocway Towers history includes a gambling raid and a murder case context. Max Rappaport cited the concentration of licenses k in the county and urged restraint. Bankers Association group two of five region meets November 7 at Francis Scott Key Hall with Charles Arnold chair and Charles Fisher speaker.
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Elligott City
Howard County
Monse Lodge
Rocway Towers
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Ellicott City
Laurel Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
W. Wilson Southard
Patuxent Brive Property Owners’ Association
Paul F. LePorte
Lodge
Max Rappaport
Maryland
Maryland Bankers Association
Carroll
Frederick
Wowrward
Montgomery
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Charles R. Arnold
Birnie Trust Company
Taneytown
Charles Fisher
Westminster
OPS Halts Fast Talk
Washington November 21 OPS employees were barred from discussing agency actions not yet finally approved The policy order by Price Stabilizer Michael V DiSalle replaces a staff bulletin recalled by President Truman The earlier bulletin triggered congressional criticism and editorials while OPS officials said the new rule aims to clarify intent without muzzling staffers
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. di Salle
Truman
Pors
Congress
Max R. Hall
PS Public Information
White House
Hall
DiSalle
OPS official actions and public knowledge clash
DiSalle warns that acting on an OPS employee’s personal opinion can cause confusion and financial loss if it differs from official agency action while stressing OPS obligation to keep business data safe and to inform the public about actions, decisions, and policies.
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OPS
Tumor Removed From Man's Heart in Cincinnati
Cincinnati surgeon reports the successful removal of a 2.3 pound heart tumor from Charles F. Dabney, 45. The tumor is described as the largest ever taken from a heart, with only one similar prior operation. Dabney returns to work as an industrial gas engineer for Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company after fatigue prompted medical exam.
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Cincinnati
Charles F. Dabney
Dabney
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Surgery frees huge growth from vital organ after long operation
A patient underwent a two and a half hour operation to remove a large growth pressing near the shoulder and side, with a rib bone accessed to enter the chest and 30 stitches used to close the wound. The case of Gideon L Bussard in Germantown ended with a not guilty verdict in a separate circuit court proceeding.
Shoemaker Convicted in Peoples Court August 17
Shoemaker was found guilty in Peoples Court on August 17 and fined $10. The case, prosecuted by State's Attorney Charles A. Pri, was heard as attorney Bussard represented. Robert T. Dutro of 926 North Market Street had his case postponed until Monday as he appeals a drunken driving charge before Magistrate W. F. Sheffie. He was arrested July 4 at the Walkville carnival. Say you saw it in The News.
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Dutrow
Gideon L. Bussard
Germantown
Bussard
O'Brien
Monrovia
New Market
H. Reese
Peoples Court
Alton Y. Benne
Charles A. Pri
Robert T. Dutro
North Market Street
W. F. Sheffie
People’s Court
Walkville
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