Many Suggestions Made For War Memorial In City
Frederick County World War II Memorial Association launched its campaign Friday to provide a self sustaining memorial for the city and county veterans. A largely attended meeting at the Court House heard calls for a living memorial with proposals ranging from a stadium to education funds and hospital expansion. Speakers urged careful study, broad involvement, and a centerpiece that serves the community for generations. The association named an advisory council and projects committee and promised another meeting to report back.
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Frederick County
Francis Daten
Charles Tane Wi
Warner L. Brittain
Robert E. Clapp
Henry I. Stabr
Hood College
Daniel BE. Wight
Monocacy Farms
A. J. Ellin
Robert L. Smith
Charles McC. Mathias
Winchester Hall
Educational Foundation
George C. Slagle
John R. Fitzpatrick
American Legion
R. Ransom Lewis, Jr
Austin P. Renn
Adametown
R. Ames Hendrickson
Cyril Klein
C. H. Conley
Parks
P. W. Gilchester
Elmer I. Eshleman
Workingtona
B. O. Thomas
Lloyd C. Culler
Ignatius Bjorlee
Association
Projects
William C. Royal
Lincoln DD. Engelbrecht
Russell H. McCain
Man Escapes Injury In Tractor-trailer Wreck
Flohr of Lewistown escaped serious injury when his tractor and trailer crashed at the Route 15 and 72 intersection. The fifth wheel broke, the cab was crushed, and Flohr freed himself before the trailer collapsed. Damages totaled about 5,000 dollars. the cargo of surface soil was salvaged. Insurance covered the loss.
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Lewistown
Flohr
Tate
Bruce Brachey
Flob
Senator Taylor Says He Was Injured Too in Boise Fracas
Senator Glen H. Taylor D Idaho said he suffered a blow to his left eye and a broken nose after a election night scuffle that left Ray McKaig hospitalized with a broken jaw. McKaig denies provocations as plaster casts settle. Also in Boise a divorce decree granted to Zelma R. Gorley Thurmont and Nellie Gertrude Gartner Madison Street with custody awarded to Gorley.
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Boise
Idaho
Glen H. Taylor
Ray McKaig
Kaig
Idaho Grange
Taylor
McKaig
Pocatello
Zelma R. Gorley
Thurmont
Nellie Gertrude Gartner
Madison Street
Equity Court
Court Orders Weekly Child Support and Costs
He was directed to pay 8 dollars weekly for child support and to cover court costs. H Kieffer DeLauter and W Jerome Offutt represented plaintiff and defendant respectively. Mrs Gartner, divorced from Albert Gartner of Montgomery County, was also ordered to pay court costs with Will Storm serving as attorney for Mrs Gartner. OL FIRM hosts Frederick's Economy Oil Co and Socony Vacuum hold fall dealers' meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel with about 100 guests. Mrs Ralph G Kiting presided, Jay Kline among hosts. Honard Reinhardt roasts, speakers include George Priggin Harry Stafford.
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H. Kieffer DeLauter
W. Jerome Offutt
S Mes
Gartner
Albert £. Gartner
Montgomery County
Willliam M. Storm
Frederick
Economy Oil Co
Socony Vacuum
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County
Virginia
Ralph G. Kiting
Economy OH
Jay Kline
Socony
Co. Honard Reinhardt
Socond
University Blames Politics for Maryland System Strains
Baltimore November 3. President J H o C Byrd of the University of Maryland urged a legislative probe into political controls he says limit university efficiency. He cited state salary controls by the State Employment Commissioner and said the Board of Regents cannot retain top instructional talent. Byrd asked William L Marbury to study what he calls political restrictions, arguing the university should set its own salaries and classifications. He noted that current rules affect leaves, vacations and employment matters without Regents input and said federal money restrictions are ignored. A separate proposal endorsed a $100,000 annual budget for a commission on alcoholism to study chronic alcoholism clinics.
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Baltimore
JH O C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Legislative Council
Byrd
Board of Regents
William L.marbury
Commission On Higher Education
Council
Commission For
Employment in October near peak level statewide
Employment stayed above 57 million in October with 57,360,000 people employed, 10,000 below September. Unemployment held around 1,950,002, near the prior two months. the civilian labor force figures exclude armed forces. Demobilizations of select veterans were announced by local draft boards this week. A $1,000 donation from the St. Louis Cardinals was received for the Salisbury memorial fund.
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Washington
Census Bureau
J.C. Capt
Armed Services
Salisbury
E. Sheldon Jones
Wicomico War Memorial Recreation Commission
St. Loui Cardinals
Cooperation Promised By Vandenberg
U S Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg told the United Nations he would maintain full cooperation in the drive for peace regardless of Washington’s political regime. He urged budget restraint on UN expenses, signaling willingness to adjust assessments as conditions change, and dismissed money as the principal issue.
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U. N
United States
GOP
Washington
United Nations
Vandenberg
U.N
Soldiers' Wives Not To Be Taken Overseas
The Army announced that no more wives and families of enlisted men in the lower grades will be sent to overseas theaters after December, except to U S territories. Wives and families of officers and NCOs of the first three grades may continue to join them abroad. Lower grade service members abroad may apply for discharge or transfer to the United States February 1 if at least 18 months remain.
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Washington, Nav
Army
United States
Death of Dr William G Horst Dentist in Hagerstown
Dr William G Horst aged 49 of Hagerstown died at Washington County Hospital from a heart ailment. A University of Maryland Dental School graduate and World War II veteran, he will be buried Sunday at Bakersville.
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Horst
Hagerstown
William G. Horst
Washington County Hospital
University of Maryland Dental School
Bakersville
Ambulance Proposal Sought by Disabled War Veterans
At a Washington and Zee Chapter No. 5 meeting of Disabled American War Veterans the delegate was authorized to propose a campaign to provide an ambulance for transporting veterans to hospitals and for disaster use. Council meets November 13 to consider the proposal, while the chapter plans December 18 for officer nominations. A Pearl Harbor anniversary observance is planned for December 1 at local churches.
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Washington and Zee
Frederick County
Pearl Harbor
Armistice Day Observed In Frederick With Ceremonies
Armistice Day to be observed Monday with no official programs, but Memorial Park ceremony at 2 p.m. under American Legion Francis Sedlt Key Post No 11, wreath at Court Square Honor Roll, church services Sunday, and 11 o'clock observances. Banks and offices closed. post office hours unchanged. no delivery. Brunswick plans its Armistice observance Sunday afternoon. JAP POLITICAL PURGE described as costing 250 000 to 400 000 ost
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Frederick
Memorial Park
Francis Sedlt
No. 11
American Legion
John R. Fi
Athe Gubhis
Court Square
Allen ¥. Bennett
Legion's
Court House
Third Man In $900000 Case Surrenders
James Collins, key figure in the $909,000 Mergenthaler Lino type Co. embezzlement, gave himself up in New York. He was booked on grand larceny forgery and conspiracy after surrendering near the Brooklyn district attorney's office following a lunch with DA Miles F. McDonald.
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New York
James Collins
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Brooklyn
Collins
Miles F. McDonald
Man arraigned after Hollywood to New York arrest
A man said to be in custody in Brooklyn felony court faces arraignment tomorrow after arriving from Hollywood a week earlier. Police tracked him after a call from an unidentified man claimed the suspect was in New York, with mentions of Mexico City and Palm Springs as distant locales in the pursuit.
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Brooklyn
Mexico City
Palm Springs
Calif
Collings
New York
Hollywood
McDonald
Collins
Surrender Talked At Restaurant After Call From Collins
A fragment describes a surrender attempt followed by another man who identified himself as Collins calling the gathering attorney and agreeing to terms at a restaurant. The text is partial and unclear, but suggests a staged surrender linked to a legal matter.
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Collins
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