Three Fined Two Forfeit After Fight at Sportsmen Inn
In Peoples Court Magistrate Manuel Weinberg heard a free-for-all at Sportsmen's Inn near Plane No. 4 Friday night. Charlotte Dennison pleaded guilty to falsely claiming age to obtain beer and was fined 10 dollars. Edna Hood and George Hood also faced minimal fines for disturbances. Forfeitures of five dollars were recorded for Robert Stevens and Paul Hood. Other participants, including one principal, were not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hood
Plano No. 4
Bernard Dixon
Edna Hood
Robert L. Stevens
Paul Hood
John H. Owens
Owens
Letter
Stevens
Dennison
Dixon
W. W. Corbin
J. M. Ridge
State Police
Charles W. Gilbert
Route 3
John White
Lander
Bruce Brutchey
Ridge
Forrest A. Rockenbaugh
Harpers Ferry
John R. Corum
Jefferson
Hobart Michael
Morgantown
John G. Forster
Chicago
Tarrell R. Saylor
Hagerstown
Ridge, Brachey
Millichner
Witnesses For Hughes Late At Senate Inquiry
Witnesses called by Howard Hughes to testify at a Senate War Investigating Committee inquiry arrived late causing over an hour delay. Hughes entered the room shortly before four of nine witnesses appeared as chair Ferguson warned of a possible Monday delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard Hughes
Senate
Hughes
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate War Investigating Committee
Faliy
William P. Rigers
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Company
Dietrich
Thomas A. Slack
65 Cent Minimum Wage Proposal Gains Support
The National Consumers League for Fair Labor Standards urges a 65 cent hourly minimum wage and allows industry committees to set higher rates as conditions warrant. Louise Stitt says the 65 cent level could pass without an inflationary ripple, while the current minimum is 40 cents. The group, formed nearly half a century ago, seeks nationwide wage standards and backs studying the Wage Hour Law for possible overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Consumers League For Fair Labor Standards
Louise Stitt
League
House
Western Maryland College inaugurates new president Dr. Ensor
Dr. Lowell Skinner Ensor was inaugurated as the fifth president of Western Maryland College before a national academic gathering. Bishop James Henry Straughn presided, with Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes delivering the inaugural address. Ensor outlined plans for campus growth, a Master of Education program, and continued liberal arts with professional emphasis. The event included religious reflections, campus music, and a luncheon with toastmaster Roger F. Whiteford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Ensor
Western Maryland College
Maryland
Charles Wesley Flint
Board of Education
Methodist Church
God
Roger F. Whiteford
Washington
Western Maryland
Deeds Recorded Move Several Local Property Sales
Deeds were recorded in the clerk’s office for multiple property transfers. Roger Hitselberger sold about 128 acres on the Woodsboro Creagerstown road to George E Mullinix for around $15 000. Leicester Thomas sold a South Catoctin Park residential property to Edgar L Draper and wife for $8,650. Ross H Myrets sold in Johnsville to Mary A Holtzople and Helen M Repp for about $6,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hitselberger
George E. Mullinix
Woodsboro- Creagerstown Road
Leicester Thomas
Edgar L. Draper
South Catoctin Park
Many Leaders Falter In Tumbling New York Markets
Scattered stocks in New York edged forward but many market leaders faltered. Dealings started sluggish and gains were fractional near the close with small losses broad. Numerous pivotals did not appear on the ticker tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marshall Not Present At Red Embassy Party
Washington observed the 30th anniversary of the Soviet revolution with a Russian embassy reception. Marshall and top Army and Navy officials were conspicuously absent though no boycott occurred. Norman Armour and Willard Thorp greeted Soviet officials while many nations attended the event in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Army
Norman Armour
Willard Thorp
U.S
Andrei A Vishinsky
Semen K. Tsarapkin
State Department
Moscow
Red Square
Lord Inverchapel
France
Henri Bonnet
Brazil
Chiropractor Shot in Elkton Woman Held After Self Defense Claim
Elkton reports a 60 year old chiropractor injured with three gunshot wounds and nurse Jean Rankin Andrews held on assault with intent to kill after claiming self defense. Sheriff Elwood Boyd notes Lopes was beaten and forced into the apartment before the shooting, with Lopes in serious condition and not available for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Jean Rankin Andrews
Elwood Boyd
Ministers Elected to Western Maryland Church Council Board
Dr William R Barnhart and Rev W W Garrett both of this city along with Rev Paul Schilling Rev Ethwood Falkenstein and Rev J Edmund Lippy all of Westminster were chosen as directors of the Western Maryland board of the Council of Churches and Christian Education of Maryland Delaware Inc at the annual Hotel Emerson Baltimore meeting. Frederick area members named to committees include Carlton Harrison Dr Frederick R Seibel Rev Samuel S Johnston and Rev Morris Zumbrun. In Worship and Evangelism are Rev J Frank Fife Rev John C Stuff Rev Falkenstein and Rev Ralph H Miller. Falkenstein also joins the nominating committee of Christian Social Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Barnhart
W. W. Garrett
Paul Schilling
Ethwood Falkenstein
J. Edmund Lippy
Westminster
Western Maryland
Council of Churches and Christian Education of Maryland-Delaware, Inc
Emerson
Baltimore
Frederick
Department of Christian Education
Carlton Harrison
Brunswick Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick R. Seibel
Silver Run
Samuel S. Johnston
Morris Zumbrun
Jefferson
Young Peoples
Department of Worship and Evangelism
J. Frank Fife
Wooldsboro
John C. Stuff
Brunswick
Falkenstein
Ralph H. Miller
Mr. Falkenstein
Department of Christian Social Relations
Small Town Editor Wins Knight's Praise
Detroit November 8 John S Knight editor of the Detroit Free Press praises small town editors for understanding average citizens problems and influencing public thought more than big city editors He cites high production costs restrictive union policies and newsprint shortages as major press challenges and calls for Canadian led inquiries into the newsprint shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
University of Michigan Press Club
Knight
Department of Justice
United States
Gales and Heavy Rains Strike Frederick Overnight
High gales up to 60 mph and heavy rain hit Frederick last night with over an inch of rainfall. No major damage reported as a cold snap looms, temperatures to drop below freezing by Sunday morning. Creeks rise, Monocacy River expected to move up, one road tree fall near Route 40, winds to 35 mph NW later. Reservoir at Fishing Creek may refill by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Monocacy
Midwest
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Potomac Edison Company
Beallsville
Montgomery County
Bethlehem Shipyards Strike Ends After 136 Days
A settlement announced after an all night meeting ends the 136 day strike of 22 000 workers at eight Bethlehem shipyards along the Atlantic coast. CIO Marine and Shipbuilding Union members must ratify. Patapsco Scrap Company in Fairfield remains on strike with 900 workers. Settlement talks will begin November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bethlehem
Atlantic
CIO Marine and Shipbuilding Union
Bethieber
Patapsco Scrap’ Company
Fairfield
Labor Government Loses In Election
The Australian Broadcasting Commission announced the Labor government of Premier John Cain was defeated in Victoria elections. Early swing against labor favored Liberal and Country parties, with losses possibly ending ministers' posts. The national issue centered on banking nationalization in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tralia
uPp
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Labor
John Cain
Victoria
Canberra
Broadcasting Commission
Liberal Party
Country Party
State Legislative Council
Infatuated Farmer Kills Two Takes One
In Rockford a jealous farmer killed a husband and father and abducted a woman, Kathy Anderson, who then seized the pistol and jumped from the car. The killer Glenn Marsh sped away as a nationwide manhunt began for the suspects and vehicle. The dead include Vernon Muhrlein and the woman’s father, Grant Muhrlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Lil
Kathy Anderson
Glenn Marsh
Marsh
Vernon
Grant Muhrlein
Northport
Mich
Jr. Red Cross To Send 500 Boxes Abroad
Nearly five hundred Christmas boxes for European children will leave Frederick early next week under a Junior Red Cross project begun after World War I. Students from 21 schools contributed, with adult volunteers under Mrs. Francis Perrott packing boxes for shipment to a New Jersey port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Red Cross
Francis Perrott
New Jersey
Europe
Frederick City
Libertytown
West Brunswick
Notre Dame
Liberty
Middletown
East Brunswick
Brunswick High
Frederick High
North Market Street
Lincoln
Washington Street
Parkway
Elm Street
Adamstown
Urbana
New Market
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Burkittsville
Emmitsburg
Ten Inches Of Snow In Minnesota
Parts of Minnesota saw one to ten inches of snow from a severe storm. International Falls reported ten inches and Duluth eight. Wind and cold spread across the region with freezing temperatures forecast tonight in nearby states. Snow disrupted roads and communications as wires were weighed down by ice. Northwest Bell reported long distance circuits out of service at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minnesota
Soundwest
Dakotas
Illinois
Indiana
Dickinson
N. D
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
International Falls
Canadian
Duluth
Wisconsin
Iowa
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Spontana
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Pravda Says Capitalism Nears Collapse Amid War Talk
Pravda editorial on Molotov anniversary predicts the end of capitalism as imperialists push new wars. It argues only a speedy collapse remains possible and condemns U S imperialists reliance on postwar turmoil and fear of world domination. Also brief note on typhoon fallout delaying communications in seven northern Luzon provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Germany
Supreme Command
Years Needed To Repair Great War Damage Dr Herman Says
Dr. Stewart W. Herman Jr a frequent Frederick visitor returned from Europe for the World Council of Churches and spoke at the Council of Maryland Delaware luncheon in Baltimore. He toured the New Windsor relief depot inspecting clothing shoes and goods while noting the vast needs of millions. Representatives from Frederick County Council of Religious Education attended and joined in the luncheon and visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Stewart W. Herman, Jr
Frederick
Gettysburg
Europe
World Council of Churches
Church World Service Center
New Wind- Lot
Council of Churches and Christian Education of Maryland-Delaware, Inc
Emerson
Baltimore
Fredericks
Carroll Countians
Berlin
Office of Strategic Services
Germany
Dr. Herman
Stewart
New Windsor Center
Harrisburg
New Windsor
CWS
County Council of Religious Education
Morris G. Zumbrun
Jefferson | Lutheran Charge
Poultryless Thursday Idea Debated in Grain Save Scheme
The Nation Today reviews how a presidential food committee under Charles Luckman pursued meatless Tuesday and poultryless Thursday to save grain for Europe. Officials and critics questioned estimates and the actual effect on grain supplies amid disputes over culling and market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Charles Luckrman
Boston
Europe
Uckman
Offce
Luckman
President
Cabinet Food Committee
Secretaries of State, Commerce and Agriculture Departments
Agriculture Department
State and Commerce Departments
Clinton P. Anderson
Secretary of Agriculture
President's Food Committee
Mr. Anderson
Arrests Docketed in Local Police Court
Two arrests docketed by the city police. Frank Grove of West Patrick street charged with intoxication after arrest by Investigator Ailen Barigis and Officer Harry Phillips and held under $2.50 and costs. Robert Fletcher of Petersville charged with disturbing the peace by Officer Martin Kanode and Reid under $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry
Frank Grove
West Patrick Street
Ailen Barigis
Harry Phillips
Robert Fletcher
Petersville
Martin Kanode
Reid
Big Four Deputies Clash Over German Peace Conference
London reports say the Big Four Deputy Foreign Ministers failed to resolve who should sit at the peace table. Britain pressed for Pakistan representation. Russia and France held firm. United States urged inclusion of all war allies. Albania and China contentious issues remained unsettled as Western Germany political union eyed for next year. Ethiopia likely to top agenda on Italy's former colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Pakistan
Germany
Andrei A. Smirnov
China
Albania
U. S
Hamburg
British Control Commission
West
Italy
Ethiopia
Local Bills Adopted To Aid County Jails And Hospital
Legislation approved in a special session would fund one quarter of county jail remodeling costs and provide state funds for indigent patients at the Emergency Hospital. The jail bill allocates 150000 as the state’s share, while the hospital measure would allow county draws up to the Frederick Memorial Hospital level about 23000 annually. Both measures move to the Governor for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Braddock Heights
2& Kesman
Edward D. Storm
Frederick Memorial Hospital
County Welfare Board
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Ludington
Coast Guard
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Jupiter
Dr. Ensor
Council of Churches
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Nanking
Kirin
Hsiaofengman
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut
State Council of the
CIO
Harold Senior
North Dakota
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Luzon
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