Memorial Assn Meet On Friday for World War II Memorial
An open meeting of the Frederick County World War II Memorial Association will be held at the courthouse Friday evening November 8 at 7 30. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee urges veterans and the public to attend to decide whether to erect a memorial and what form it should take with community input guiding the plan.
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Arbitration Sought In AFL Pilots Strike At TWA
Washington reports indicate AFL pilots and Trans World Airlines reached in principle acceptance of arbitration to settle the strike. About 400 pilots of the 1,400 on strike would return to work during proceedings, with others furloughed and pay resumed for all employees. The dispute centers on four engine aircraft and compensation ranging from 4600 to 7800 yearly plus rotation and allowances.
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Navy Offers Free College Education and ROTC Pathways
Navy announces January 18 as the start of free college education plus state under its expanded programs. Applicants must file by December 1 for NROTC or Naval Aviation College Program. four-year education, normal fees, and $50 monthly government stipend. Candidates commit to ensign or marine reserve commissions after graduation. some may join ROTC at 52 universities with established units. Separately, Stanier reports a high apple picking record of 203 bushels in one day and Pettie a 186-bushel daily average at Greer Orchard near Baldane, with one-day earnings of $38.45.
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Trieste Issue to Be Argued by Four Power Talks
New York November 4 four power talks open with Yugoslavia Italy and others invited to argue UN governance for Trieste The meeting in the Waldorf Astoria set the stage for peace in Eastern Europe as Byrnes Bevin Molotov and others confer before Christmas and discuss Holy Land refugees and postwar boundaries.
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Mississippi State Defends Tradition Over Integrated Football
Mississippi State College Athletic Director C. R. Noole declares the school cannot stage athletic contests between Black and white players, citing Southern custom. Noole released a telegram sent to Nevada’s Athletic Director James W. Aiken stating the policy against interracial competition, while noting the statement reflects the institution’s stance.
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Rudy" Noole
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Washington housewives pledge caps on meat prices
The Washington committee for consumer protection reported that over 19,000 Washington housewives have pledged to pay no more than 80 cents per pound for any cut of meat. They will seek more signatures to widen support.
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Maryland Candidates Urge Voters to Poll Tomorrow
Election eve statements from Herbert OConor and D John Markey outline contrasts in governance and national policy. William Preston Lane Jr and Theodore McKeldin pledge leadership while urging turnout as Maryland faces key choices in state and federal offices. Dairy farm sale also reported in Winchester.
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Elizabeth Ray Hays Weds Major Samuel H Tolbert
Bride Elizabeth Ray Hays daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Sprigg Hayes of Barnesville married Major Samuel H Tolbert a star of Warhind on October 19 at her parents home. The couple will reside in Washington.
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Sy Ter Heip
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Frederick
Florida
Samuel H. Tolbert
Elizabeth Ray Hays
Frederick Sprigg Hayes Barnesville
Washington
Absentee Ballots Moisture Barely Arrive Before Election
Annapolis reports only 143 absentee ballots mailed for State election day. Secretary of State notes three ballot requests received and small applicant turnout. Ballots must be delivered to Supervisors of Elections and distributed before polls close to be valid.
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Jallowe en Party At Calvary M E Church
The Mothers' and Teschers' Club of Calvary M E Church host a Hallowe'en party at Mrs. Gilmore Flautt Sr s home on Rocky Terrace at 7 52 this evening.
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AFL Accused of Racketeering in Petrillo Case
In Chicago federal court on November 4 the American Federation of Musicians was described as a racketeering extortion organization by government counsel. James C. Petrillo faced a charge tied to a strike against WAAF after a request to hire three more librarians was rejected.
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Oyster market stalls as tidewater fishing slows
Baltimore November 4 With the bottom dropped out of the market oyster dredging is virtually at a standstill Edwin Warfield Sr chairman of the State Department of Tidewater Fisheries declared today Warfield attributes this condition to the end of meat control and unseasonably hot Maryland weather.
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Europe Watches U.S. Election Across Capitals
European papers gauge impact of tomorrow’s U.S. vote with anxiety about a possible Republican surge. Paris, London, Berlin, and Rome weigh how results may influence foreign policy, isolationism fears, and the world’s future as leaders await America’s choice.
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