Dailey Funeral Home Permit Upheld By Court
Chief Judge Woodward upholds Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals denial of Robert E. Dailey's permit for a funeral home at 4201 North Market Street. Judge notes substantial evidence of traffic hazards and decreased nearby property values, despite Dailey's challenge citing due process and equal protection. Board vote was 4-2 against the permit after a full hearing.
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Charles W. Woodard
Kevit
Frederick Board of Zoning Appeals
Robert E. Dailey
Valentine
North Market Street
Board of Zoning Appeals
Dailey
Circuit Court
Woodward
Zoning Board
1201
Washington
Frederick
Foorth
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Seventh Street
Staley Park
W. Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
E. Austin James
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Weather in Florida Turns On Truman
President Truman expressed frustration over the weather in Key West as he awaited improvements for outdoor time. He cannot swim or sunbathe due to cold wet or cloudy conditions since arriving at the naval submarine station. Meanwhile Staff Sergeant Earl T. Carpenter of Frederick Md is chosen for a meteorological course in Albuquerque New Mexico beginning November 12 at a civilian institute.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Naval Submarine Station
Washington
Earl T. Carpenter
Grover Carpenter
Frederick
Lane Puts Up Talk To Get His Hat And Topcoat
Former Maryland governor William Breston Lane Jr. caused a scene at the Statler Hotel over a missing hat check. He argued with a check stand clerk before signing a receipt to retrieve his hat and topcoat during a Chesapeake Association of the Associated Press gathering in Washington.
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Lane
Washington
William Breston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Bond
Statler
Hagerstown Herald-Mail Publishing Co
Chesapeake Association
Associated Press
Armistice Day Weekend Promises Mild Weather
Forecaster predicts pleasant Armistice Day weekend with mild temperatures. Friday's high near 50, low 28, 30 at the airport this morning, no rain through Monday. Observances Monday include Francis Scott Key post American Legion ceremonies at Memorial Ground and Court House Park.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Memorial Ground
Court House Park
Court House
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Frederick Community Chest Red Weather Drive Totals Revealed
A report from the Chest office shows $22,933.98 subscribed toward the $32,000 goal, about 71 percent. Robert L. Smith, Chest president, says the drive will finish next Saturday with many large, unreported contributions and the outlying sections group led by Mrs. EF McCain already complete. The drive funds eight agencies including Boy Scouts and Salvation Army.
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Frederick
EF. D. McCain
Taft Brothers Seek 1952 Nominations for Nation and Ohio
Cincinnati dispatch reports U S Senator Robert A Taft and his brother Charles P Taft will run in 1952. Taft plans to seek the Republican presidential nomination while Charles Taft announces a bid for Ohio governor. Incumbent Democrat Frank Lausche is mentioned as a possible Senate or Vice Presidential candidate.
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Cincinnati
Taft
U. S
Robert A
Charles P
Sen
Charles
Ohio
Frank J Lausche
Tractor Bailer Damaged By Fire On Route 40 West
A tractor bailer suffered substantial fire damage early today on new Route 40 near South Mountain. Boonsboro and Middletown firefighters responded to the alarm and extinguished the blaze with booster streams. Prices steady in New York market as trading stayed quiet.
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South Mountain
New Route 40
Boonsboro
Middletown
New York
Maryland Road Project Expands To Morgan's Station Route
The State Roads Commission expects to open a new 5.2 mile section of the dual highway from Baltimore toward Frederick by mid December. Chairman Russell H. McCain announced that the road will reach Morgan's Station near Lisbon, offering Frederick residents a divided highway for about half the distance to Baltimore. The Williams Construction Co. has completed a recent dual highway contract worth about 1.45 million dollars and has been awarded a 1.92 million dollar contract for another 5.29 mile section ending east of Ridgeville. Resurfacing work continues on Old Route 40 from New Market to Frederick, with substantial completion expected in a few weeks if weather holds.
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State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Frederick
Russell H. McCain
Morgan’s Station
Lisbon
McCain
Williams Construction Company
Ridgeville
Old Rome
Baltimore and Ohio
Old 46
T. Edgie Russell
New Market
Jug Bridge
Monroe Street
Stanley Rites Arranged For Littlestown Man Killed
Charles B. Stanley 41, a former mathematics teacher and truck spotter for A Healy Construction, died after a bulldozer struck him in a tunnel at a government project near Camp Ritchie three miles from Taneytown. He lived at Route 1 Littlestown Pa. and leaves wife Agnes Morgan Stanley and three children Irene Patricia Joyce. Funeral services are set for Jamaica Long Island. Coroner to hold public hearing into death, third on site in four weeks. Stanley was a college graduate and former insurance salesman. He moved to Littlestown from Brooklyn a year ago and owned a small farm. He is survived by his parents Irving and Amster Stanley of New York City and brothers Herbert and Irving Jr. of Allentown and New York. He was a member of St Josephs Church in Taneytown. The body was sent to Jamaica N Y.
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Jamaica
L. I
Pentagon
Camp Ritchie
Charles 8. Stanley
Littlestown
Taneytown
Waynesboro
Stanley
A. Healy Construction
Brooklyn
Franklin County
Samuel D. Shull
Agnes Morgan Stanley
Irene
Patricia
Joyce
Irving
Amster Scholl Stanley
New York City
Herbert
New York
Irving, Jr
Allentown
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
C. ©. Fuss and Son Funeral
N.Y
Five groups freed on bond after raid on whiskey and slots
Officials of five veterans and fraternal organizations were released on bond yesterday on charges stemming from raids in which whiskey and slot machines were seized. The events occurred in Martinsburg West Virginia with authorities pursuing illicit gambling and alcohol operations.
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Martinsburg
W Va
Four Power Pact to Set Up Middle East Command
Paris reports that the United States Britain France and Turkey will form an allied Middle East defense command MEC to defend the region against outside aggression. Arab states oppose joining the defense setup while seven Arab UN delegates meet to discuss defense roles. The MEC will assist participating states, avoid internal disputes, and not interfere in Egypt Britain Suez tensions.
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Paris
Big Three
Turkey
Middle East
U. S
Britain
France
Mideast
Free World
United Nations General Assembly
MEC
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mobile X-ray Unit Tour Starts In Frederick County
A 28 day mobile chest x ray tour sponsored by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association begins Monday. There is no charge for images and reports go to the patient. Local auxiliary volunteers and county groups handle clerical work as funds from Christmas Seals support the unit. Schedule lists sites and times across Frederick including News-Post Hood College St Johns High School and Everedy with various hours.
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Mobile Chest
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Jason Yelton
News-Post
Hood College
St. John’s High School
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick High School
Frederick Tailoring Company
Everedy
All Saints Street
Court Street
Taft Attacks Truman Aide Vaughan and Pendergast Ties
Senator Robert Taft charged in Kansas City that five percenters and influence peddlers remain active in Washington. He cited John Maragon and Gen. Harry Vaughan, criticized the administration for political immorality, and accused officials of extending Pendergast influence while lambasting U.S. policy on Korea.
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Kansas City
Washington
Robert Taft
Ohio
Maragon
Harry Vaughan
White House
John Maragon
Kansas Cition
Truman
Taft
Not Enough Phines To Take Free Trips
Washington reports many congressmen are overseas or planning official trips during Congress adjournment. About 90 House members and 1% Senators are abroad or touring abroad. MPs favor air travel to cover large distances, straining Military Air Transport Service for suitable four engine planes. A small group plans to travel to South America where smaller two engine planes suffice.
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Washington
State Department
House
Congress
Jaunheys
Defense Department
Wipsem
South America
Local scrap metal drive organized for wartime effort
A Frederick drive to collect scrap iron brass copper lead batteries and similar materials was launched by a five member committee meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Chairman Jacob Goldberg of Frederick Iron and Steel Inc leads with Bruce E. Crum Cecil K. Holter Sr Kenneth L. Metcalf and George Slagle aiding. The effort aligns with federal wartime goals targeting farms as key collection sites.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jacob Goldberg
Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Bruce E. Crum
Pomona Grange
Cecil K. Holter, Sr
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Chestnut Farms Dairy
George ©. Slagle
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Goldberg
Horme Group Backing Boosts Maryland Congressional Hopeful
Frederick's Progressive Democrats Club backed Dawson J. Horme of Watkins Acres for the Sixth Maryland Congressional District. About 50 members met at the Hotel Frederick to elect officers and plan ahead. Letters from Maryland national committeeman George P. Mahoney urged attendance at a November 19 Hagerstown meeting to select a congressional candidate. Horme was reelected president. G Horton Peace named second vice president. Agatha A. Flook secretary.
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Frederick
Progressive Democrats Club
Dawson J. Horme
Watkins Acres
U. S. House of Representatives
Maryland
Horine
Congress
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Bessye L. Cummings
Brunswick
R. Francis Sappington
Robert Rathenhoeter
Winchester Hall
Honor Kiwanis head celebrated at Baltimore dinner
A testimonial dinner honoring Claude B. Hellman of Baltimore on his election as Kiwanis International president was held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Frederick Kiwanis Club members John B. Cheatham James F. Messersmith J Vernon Coblentz Carlton Molesworth William E. Zimmerman and Robert L. Smith attended.
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Kiwanis
Claude B. Hellman
Baltimore
Kiwanis International
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Frederick Kiwanis Club
John BR. Cheatham
James F. Messersmith
J. Vernon Coblentz
Carlton Molesworth
William E. Zimmerman
Robert L. Smith
Armistice Day Observed Monday with Peace Prayers
Legal holiday to mark the 33rd anniversary of World War One shifts to Monday since the Sunday Armistice Day falls on a weekend. Observances begin tomorrow with church prayers for peace as part of the ceremony.
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Washington
New Buffer Zone Plan Given Reds
MUNSAN Korea Nov 10 Allied truce negotiators proposed a ceasefire buffer zone be created along the battle line when a Korean armistice is ready for signing. Minor adjustments allowed. A UN spokesman said the plan would keep pressure on the Reds while the three remaining issues are resolved. The Reds rejected a similar proposal earlier this week and today offered a revised demand for an immediate cease-fire line and buffer zone.
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Munsan
Korea
Pi U.N
United Nations
Reds
U.N
William P. Nuckets
U. N
Kaesong
Improved Jet Planes To Be Sent To Korea
Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg US Air Forces Chief of Staff said improved jet fighters are to be used against Reds in Korea. He noted jet bombers B 47 and Canberra will replace propeller B 28 Superforts as they become available and that F 86 Sabre remains a match for MiG 15. He dismissed F 89 as obsolete and said the Allies still control the skies, while Red air power depends on Russian support and pilots. some MIG crews may be Russian.
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Kimpo
Korea
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
U.S. Air Forces
Vandenberg
U. S
Air Forces
U. N
Stolen Hearse Is Recovered
The hearse of Charles E. Hicks WT, a local undertaker, was stolen from the rear garage on West All Saints street between 2 and 3 am. It was recovered later the same morning abandoned on Route 15 north of Harmony Grove, somewhat damaged and to be towed to Frederick. Police had earlier investigated a car theft at Frederick Motor Company on West Patrick street and found a car with no ignition key. A third incident saw a car parked on a lawn at 107 Burke street. only the license number identified it and a traffic ticket was issued.
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Charles E. Hicks
All Saints Street
Hicks
Route 15
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Frederick Motor Company
West Patrick Street
E. C. Crist
Burke Street
Tieense
Composer Sigmund Romberg Dies in New York Hotel
World renowned composer Sigmund Romberg, 14, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in his New York hotel suite. Born in Hungary, he moved to the U.S. in 1909 and produced 78 operettas and over 2,000 songs in 46 years, with hits such as The Student Prince and Desert Song. He is survived by his wife Lillian Harris Romberg and a brother Hugh.
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New York
Sigmund Romberg
Romberg
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lillian Harris Romberg
Imusic
Symphony
Knisse
Sinbad
U.S
Plang
Hugh
Los Angeles
Romberge
Washington Figures Too High, He Says
TOKYO reports say General headquarters questioned Washington figures on hemorrhagic fever among U S troops in Korea. Col. George P. Welch noted a mismatch between Washington releases and reports from the field. The Surgeon General listed 196 cases and 25 deaths. Welch would not say if the figures were high or low, adding no figures would be released until a careful investigation concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Washington
W. I
Korea
George P. Welch
Welch
Newark Supermarkets Hit in Five Holdups
A wave of five Newark holdups last night left a special policeman dead and two supermarket employees slugged. Bandits escaped with more than 11000 as killers forced victims at closing time. Public Safety Director Keenan canceled leaves until suspects are captured, with two assailants seen in each case fleeing in a light blue convertible.
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Newark
N. J
John B. Keenan
Burglars Fail to Rob Hamlin Bank Vault
In Hamlin West Virginia two or more men cut into the Lincoln National Bank vault with an acetylene torch but could not open the tool steel safe. The safe reportedly contained 25000 to 35000 dollars. President P D Steffey confirmed the abortive attempt occurred early today.
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Hamlin
W. Va
Lincoln National Bank
P. D. Steffey
Russia Defeats Move to Seat Red China at UN
The 14 nation Steering Committee voted 11 to 2 with one abstention against placing the question on the General Assembly agenda, marking a sharp setback for Russia in its bid to seat Red China at the United Nations.
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Russia
Paris
China
United Nations
General Assembly
Government workers found loyal in loyalty check
Solicitor General Philip B. Perlman announced that 90.5 percent of 33,883,000 government employees examined under the loyalty program were found loyal. The FBI checked the employees as part of the program, with results released to the public.
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Washington
Philip B. Perlman
FBI
Acheson Confined With Heavy Cold In Paris
U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson is confined to his rooms at the American embassy in Paris with a heavy cold, as announced today.
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Acheson
Paris
U. SS
Dean Acheson
Marines Hit Reds From Land And Air
United States Marines mark their 176th birthday with an aerial and artillery assault on Communist-held hills northeast of the Punchbowl while other Allied forces exchange raiding actions on the western front. U N artillery pounded Red positions as battalions clashed near Kumisong and Kumsong with reported heavy Chinese reinforcements. Allied jet fighters swept the skies with mixed results, engaging in air battles that left one Red swept-wing jet damaged.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
U. N
United Nations
Eighth Army
U.N
Kuminsong
Kumnsong
Milo Farnell
Kumsong
Air Force
Town Hall Hood Events Set For Coming Week At Hood College
Hood College students and the community will join Town Hall events from Tuesday to Saturday as Political Emphasis Week, "Understanding Your World," features lectures by Dr Wesley Gehner and Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning, with additional talks by Rev Thomas Kehne Norman Burns and Aura Hertzog. Deeds were recorded for several property transfers including 341 North Market Street, Route 15 Buckeystown, and Grant Piece. An Independence County fire alarm near a Held fire prompted county engine response.
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U. S&s
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Brodbeck Hall
United States
Thomas B. Kehne
Congregational Christian Council For Social Action
Middle East
Norman Burns
Department of State
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Jordan
Irael
Aura Hertzog
Washington
Israel
Brodbeck
Dorothy Handley
Charles M. Handley
Madison Street
Town Hall
Harry E. Zimmerman
Mary J
Frederic G. Lodger
H. Carter Appleby
Grant Piece
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Taft Brothers
Morgan’s
Middle East Command
Horme
Town Hall Hood
Independents County
PAC
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