Frederick May Decide On Airport Funds Next Week
City officials may set the 1947 airport development budget after reviewing a 50-50 federal matching plan. Thomas Bradford of the CAA advised on required spending including landing lights and an admin building, with hangars to be funded by the city. Potential bond issues, land costs, and lease options were discussed as the process moves toward securing federal funds.
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Thomas Bradford
CAA
Baltimore
Bradford
Lloyd C. Culler
W. Raymond Walter
Richard E. Zimmerman
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Bredford
Sud
Klan Planned Merger With Bund Charge
Georgia charged the Ku Klux Klan with attempting a 1940 merger with the German American Bund and with plans to unite ultra nationalists, end anti Jewish and anti Negro actions. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Duke filed the amended petition in Fulton County Superior Court alongside suits to revoke Klan and Columbians Inc. charters.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Bund
Hooded Order
Daniel Duke
Ellis Arnall
Fulton
Peter
Columbians, Inc
Order
Klan
Arrests Reported After Overnight Police Activity
A long list of arrests was made overnight by city police with hearings scheduled for Police Court Monday. Names include Richard C. Snyder Cletus E Poffenberger Philip M. Straley and Charles W Willams all held on disturbing the peace or related charges with collateral from 3 to 10 dollars. Also listed are Clarence Thomp ing the peace Harry F Lowe Frances Luby Luray Ambush Maggie Smith and William M Lyles among others with various charges and collaterals. A separate entry notes a death by own action for Noman Fischer.
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Richard C. Snyder
Cletus E. Poffenberger
Philip M. Straley
Illiamsport
Ellis Carly
Douglas Slup
Howard Tyergar
Charles W. Willams
East Fifth Street
Clarence Thomping
Frank Lee
Harry F. Lowe
Phebus Avenue
Carty
Frances Luby
East Sixth Street
Luray Ambush
Maggie Smith
Dorsey
William M. Lyles
Damascus
Holiday observance note from The Paper Monday
The News announces a holiday on Monday in observance of Armistice Day.
AFRA members vote to strike as networks stall talks
AFRA units in New York Chicago San Francisco join Hollywood in authorizing their executive boards to strike over contract terms. Breakoff of negotiations Oct 30 sparked the action. Other labor events include pilots at Trans World Airlines in conference, and a large miners walkout looming. Systemwide labor tensions persist amid stalled negotiations and plant shutdowns.
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Phot Net
Nadio Artists
New York
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San Francisco
Hollywood
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ATRA
Ther
Rochester
AFL
Transworld Airlines
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Big Rouge
Detroit
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CIO
Interior
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
AFL United Mine Workers
Pacific Coast
Conpeeny
Riverdale
IL. A. Wells
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for several property sales. William B MacKenzie and Griffin purchased a 100 acre Frederick district farm for about 314 400. Carrie F Brachey sold to Harry H Harshman a Monrovia property of one acre and improvements for about 3000. Grocer C Craummitt sold to Albert J Weedon a Bartonsville property for about 3704. Charles P Staley sold a south East Thirteenth street building to Norman H Buubaugh for about 52000.
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Richard B. Griffin
Frederick
Carrie F. Brachey
Harry H. Harshman
Monrovia
Grocer C. Craum
Mitt
Albert J. Weedon
Bartonsville
Charles P. Staley
Norman H. Buubaugh
East Thirteenth Street
Monday Set As Time For Ceasing Fire In China
Nanking reports the government fixes Monday as the hour to cease firing in the civil war and urges all parties to conference for peace. Communists and the Democratic League doubt Chiang Kai Shek’s truces will heal civil conflict and worry the order could be used to justify military operations.
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Nanking
iFi
Npon
China
Cac
Truman To Make Policy Statement After Election
Washington November 9 President Truman will hold a brief general policy news conference Monday at 9 a.m. The White House said specifics would be announced later but the idea is to outline policy in light of the election results. He plans to attend Armistice Day ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington Amphitheater
Juvenile Court Hearings Set for Three City Youths
Hearings scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon at one o clock involve Paul DeGrange 14 Richard M Himes 15 and James D Toms 13 all residents of the city Petitions filed by Mrs William C Roderick county probation officer detail prior misconduct including theft disturbing the peace and unsatisfactory foster care heavy overcrowding and street living for the youths while noting mental health treatment and employment issues in the cases
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Richard M. Himes
James D. Toms
William C. Roderick
DeGrange
Himes
Randy
Young Toms
7 Day Snow Fallout Hits Colorado and Wyoming
Denver reports ongoing week long blizzard with air travel grounded and heavy snow in eastern Colorado. Four people die as storm continues. total toll rises to eleven with nine deaths at its peak last weekend. Weather Bureau warns of further persistence into tonight. Snow extends north into Wyoming.
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Colorado
Airlines
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Floor Leader Fight Shapes GOP Bid For Speaker Spot
Rep Charles A Halleck Indiana asserts bid for floor leader may already be settled by Brown stalemate. Ohio's Clarence Brown supporters counterclaim Brown has it sewn up as Tall backs him in line for Senate leadership. No official announcements yet as behind the scenes jockeying continues in the run up to the 1948 Republican presidential nominating contest.
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iIndiana
Lece
Clarence Brown
Colunterd
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Halleck
Brown
Robert A. Tall
Ohio
Congress
Tall
Senate
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Reptilican
Frown
O'Conor Gains Votes After Baltimore Count Correction
An error in Baltimore canvassing boosted O'Conor by about 208 votes in a tight Senate race. Officials unlocked voting machines and found clerks overreported 260 votes for Markey. The corrected totals, plus unofficial statewide tallies, put O'Conor at 250,188 and Markey at 234,000 asBaltimore City canvass continues.
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Nur & d
DL Aga
Markey
Ravelie Samodestes
Faers
Senate
Sll
Legisla
Herbert KR. O'Conor
O'Conor
Maltimore City
Margey
Sa Tee
Baltimore City
O'Coonor
Walt
AMVETS Stage Draws 1200 For Final Frederick Show
About 1200 Fredericktonians attended AMVETS Frederick city and county performance of the comedy drama Winners All at Frederick High School Friday night. The committee chairman thanked cast members Boy Scouts and community contributors for their time and effort and noted public demand for another performance if feasible.
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Prowt
Amvets
Milk Price Advances 2 Cents Quart Here
Frederick dairy market raises milk price to 19 cents a quart for regular and 20 cents for special milk as four local dairies cite a need to stay competitive. Rumor swirls that Frederick County Milk Producers Association may be absorbed by the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association amid discussions at a local shipper meeting.
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Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Frederick Market
Frederick County
Police Officer Injured in Montgomery County Incident
Police officer May John Davail of Silver Spring sustains internal injuries and a wounded arm after a vehicle incident near Four Vida. The Montgomery County officer was treated at a local hospital and is listed in stable condition.
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Silver Spring
John Davail
Montgomery County
Four Vidas
Weather Data Fragment From Small-Town Report
Fragmentary weather notes describe yesterday’s highs near 67 and lows around 49 with unclear timing. The report mentions sun and moon hints, river conditions, and a few place names such as Jamestown and Monocley with vague statuses.
Chiang Kai Shek policy seen as U S China aim
The piece argues Chiang Kai Shek’s postwar methods and U S goals in China shape Sino Communist tensions. It notes U S support tied to halting Soviet influence, while Chiang seeks to outpace Communists and consolidate power. Roosevelt era views and evolving China policy are discussed amid fears of fascist tendencies. The article also reports UN admission votes for Sweden and Afghanistan and Wallace endorsing Truman.
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George C. Marshall
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chang
Amerie
Manchuria
U. S
Chiang
United States
Roosevelt
Chimney
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Russia
Allices
Sixth District Final Battmore Returns Report
Official returns table for the Sixth Congressional District covering Nov 2 polling places. Details show counts for Washington, Montgomery and nearby locales with totals indicating general results across the district. Names such as McDonald and Frederick appear in the tally, reflecting candidate standings in early statewide totals.
Cabinet Back Of Plan For Decontrol
Washington reports show a Cabinet move toward sweeping decontrol of price and wage controls. Key figures including Snyder Harriman Schwellenbach and Smyder supported lifting most ceilings while housing materials policies faced internal opposition. The plan aims for a formal presidential endorsement within days amid ongoing government discussions.
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Stamness
Seranaig
Fred
The
Haute
Bergenversion
John HR. Stretman
Ty Snyder
Commerce
Harriman Land Secretary
Labor
Schwellensbach
Steeman
Harriman
Schwellenbach
Smyder
P Steemman
Girl Scouts Close Juliette Low Week in Frederick
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts wrapped Juliette Low Week with a Scouts Own event led by Mrs. Mary Lowe Smith at Grove's meadow. About 175 members and guests attended. 15 Brownie and Scout troops were represented. Mrs. Smith was aided by Mrs. Martin Bowers and others. A future Kingsland Marionettes program at Frederick High School was approved for April 16, 1947, at 8 pm. The board also approved 20 new leaders and assistants.
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Frederick
Beth Shoemaker
Kingsland Marionettes
Wynner Wood
Frederick Htigh
Clinton Rhoades
Drastic Revision Of Warner Act Is Favored By Republicans
Washington November 9 Republicans in the 80th Congress move to overhaul the Wagner labor relations act. Senator Ball Minn says GOP will draft amendments to make unions equally responsible with management. They aim to reenact parts of the Case bill from the 78th Congress despite Truman vetoes. Also notes Hobos anti racketeering provision became law. Baltimore boxcar orders: 1,480 to 2,400 new cars to be delivered this month per B&O vice president Charles W. Van Horn.
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Washington
Bail R-Minns
Ball
New Education and Labor Committee
GOP
Truman
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles W. van Horn
World’s Costliest Hat Showcases Constance Moore
A hat priced at $47,500 is billed as the most expensive in the world. Actress Constance Moore models the ornamented headpiece featuring a belt of large diamonds and two bow-knots with pear-shaped diamond drops.
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Constance Moore
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