Students Petition Against Proposed Street Near Frederick High
Frederick petitions circulated by parents oppose a 50 foot wide street along the northern school boundary to serve Watkins Acres. City officials note the street would run through swamp terrain, not restrict future building, and would not be a by pass. Condemnation proceedings will be started.
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Frederick
Watkins Acres
Pareris
City of
Carroll Creek
Richard E. Zimmerman
City of the City
City buys Jo seph Jamison property for future widening
The city purchases the southeast corner lot at West Patrick and DeGrange to avoid missing a street widening opportunity. Mayor Lloyd Culler says no widening will occur before next year and current plans extend DeGrange only to the bus t avenue. The Jamison house would be rented until the street expansion proceeds, with tenants to vacate when widening starts.
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Joseph Jamison
West Patrick and
DeGrange Streets
DeGrange Street
Lloyd C. Culler
Y ¥ Br
West South Street
College Avenue
West Patrick | S Street
Jamison House
Crownsville Patients Wander Away At Will
The State Board of Mental Hygiene will seek a survey to curb escapes from Crownsville State Hospital for Negro mental cases. The move follows a report by Mr and Mrs Robert C Adams about a patient entering their Waterbury road home near the hospital in Anne Arundel County. The middle aged man was found at the doorway between the kitchen and dining room as Mrs Adams went downstairs to start breakfast.
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Baltimore
State Board of Mental Hygiene
Crownsville State Hospital
Mgrs
Robert C. Adams
Waterbury Road
Anne Arundel County
Sirs. Adams
Frederick Food Show set for next week at State Armory
Booths for the Frederick Food and Better Housing Show will be arranged today for a Monday through Saturday event at the State Armory. The Independent Retail Food Distributors of Frederick County and Serv-U Save-U Stores sponsor the show with daily 7 pm sessions and a cooking school 2–4 pm Tuesday through Thursday. Admission is free, tickets prize 50 indoor dollars nightly, and a grand rural club prize of 250 on Tuesday.
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Frederick Food and Better Housing
State Armory
Frederick County
Serv-U Save-U
Armory
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Gomes
Abundance Of Grains Signals Strong Feed Supply
The article notes record corn and rising supplies of oats and sorghum grain feeding hogs cattle and poultry, with the Agriculture Department estimating feed concentrates 23 percent larger than last year. It also mentions a reported attack on a Frederick woman on Rockwell Terrace with no charges yet filed.
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Chicago
Agriculture Department
Frederick
Rockwell Terrace
Shei
Sophoulis resigns Greek government to King Paul
Premier Themistokios Sophoulis handed the resignation of his coalition Greek government to King Paul today. The King accepted it.
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Sophoulis
Athens
Themistokios Sophoulis
Paul
Soviets Hit Back With Peace Offensive as Truman Stalin Meet Rumors
Reporters at the United Nations describe a Soviet propaganda push claiming Western plans to undermine peace efforts. A UN delegate says Moscow worries over a rumored Truman Stalin meeting while the US delegation declines to comment and Marshall lingers in Paris awaiting developments.
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Russia
West
United Nations Assembly
Truman
Stalin
United Nations
United States
Assembly
U. S
State Marshall
Marshall
Washington
U. N
Paris
Lawyer Sues City Over Airport Accident
Washington attorney William S. Stanley sues the mayor aldermen and contractor T Edgie Russell for 35.66 alleging negligence at Frederick airport on April 17. He claims wooden stakes 30 inches high, 25 feet apart, created a dangerous runway condition without warnings, causing damage to his plane on landing. The case is set for magistrate court November 27.
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Washington
Snd
T. Edgie Russel
New
Frederick
William S. Stanley
Maryland Returns Dewey Victory by 8197 Votes
An official statewide tally shows Governor Thomas E. Dewey carrying Maryland by 8,197 votes over President Truman. Dewey: 294,716. Truman: 286,549. Henry Wallace 9,939. Norman Thomas 2,927. write-ins 2,544. Baltimore city margin for Truman 23,736. County results list winners in each district and statewide referendum tallies.
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Baltimore
Thomas E. Dewey
Maryland
President Truman
Dewey
Henry Wallace
Norman Thomas
J. Strom Thurmond
Elections Boards
Mr. Truman
James W. Miller
J. E. T. Camper
al Dist
Lansdale P. Sasscer
Maurice Weidemeier
Congres
Glenn Bery Bryne Austin
App
Aga
Property Deed Transfers Myersville Home and Store
Mir and Mrs D Edgar Bittle sold the George W Bittle home and store on East Main street Myersville to Mrs Guido Mae Ingram for 14000 under a deed executed earlier this year.
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Mir
D. Edgar Bittle
George W. Bittle
East Main Street
Myersville
Guido Mae Ingram
Scholarship In Nursing To Be Established
The Civitan Club voted to establish an annual scholarship at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing to aid a young woman pursuing nursing. The award will be given next fall with a committee led by Henry L. Davis to finalize details. Town officials discussed driver trainee programs and related civic support. Arrests docketed by city police and incorporation filings for Frederick Lodge Moose were noted.
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Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Henry L. Davis
A. Melvin Seeger
Elwood T. Whitmore
Roy L. Rhoderick
R. Ormond Dutrow
Irving A. Abb
W. Lee Elgin
Able
Civitan
Kenneth L. Burkhart
A A.A. Club
Fourth Pay Boost Round To Be Final
Washington November 12 An Administration official said a final round of postwar pay raises may average seven to ten cents an hour with a projected link to leveling living costs. He cited prior increases and suggested future talks would stress productivity if prices stabilize. The plan seeks a compromise on labor legislation and a stronger Labor Department while trimming key Taft Hartley provisions. A 60 day cooling off period with enforcement and fact finding is among ideas for national emergency disputes.
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Shington
Truman
Labor Department
Strike Near as East Coast Dock Walkout Grows
The New York strike deadline loomed as 65,000 longshoremen vote on a proposed wage settlement. A union official predicted rejection, risking a nationwide waterfront shutdown from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia and spreading to South Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Fortland
Hampton Roads
South Atlantic
Opera star Raoul Jobin continues after wrist stab during Carmen
Pittsburgh a 11 12 Raoul Jobin carried on in true theatrical fashion after a wrist stab wound during the third act of Carmen. The injury, inflicted during a quarrel with Gladys Swarthout, left bleeding but did not stop the performance as Jobin sang the fourth act before 3800 at Syria Mosque. He later went to a hospital for treatment.
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Pittsburgh
Metropolitan Opera
Raoul Jobin
Gladys Swarthout
Jobin
Bon Jose
Miss Swarthout
Carmen
Don Jose
Joi
Syria
Jobi
Extended Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The outlook shows mostly cloudy skies with a slight warmup into Saturday and occasional light rain. Western and eastern Maryland and Delaware see cooler conditions by Monday with more rain possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures average 3 to 5 degrees above normal with rainfall near or below 0.44 inches across the area.
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Maryland
Delaware
Special Session Urged on China Aid by Bridges
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire urged President Truman to convene an immediate special session of Congress to consider aid for China. He leads a watchdog committee on foreign aid and warned that delay could let Communists take over China. He noted Des Moines as his speaking stop and pressed for swift action based on current facts.
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Washington
Bridges
Truman
Congress
China
Wete
Des Moines
Europe
Far East
China Rock
Widespread Layoffs Hit Northeastern Industry
The Associated Press reports six manufacturing plants cut jobs as 400 dismissals were announced. Waterbury Time Corp will trim staff from 3,200 to 1,000 by January 1 amid union pressure. GE in White Plains cutting production 50 percent Nov 22 due to weak sales. Indian Motorcycle in Springfield lays off 250 of 1,050. Worthington Pump in Holyoke idling about 20 percent of 1,009. American Woolen in Utica reduces 10 percent of 900. L. C. Smith and Corona in Syracuse cuts work week to four days for about 2,000 workers.
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Associated Press
U.S. Time Corp
Waterbury
Conn
Joachim Lehmkuhl
Waterbury Watch Workers Union
AFL
International Association of Machinists
Indep
White Plains
N. Y
General Electric Company
Indian Motorcycle Company
Springfield
Mass
Holyoxe
Worthington Pump and Machinery Corp
Globe
American Woolen Company
Utica
N. J
Fifteen Germans Are Hanged at Landsberg Prison
Fifteen former guards at Mauthausen were executed at Landsberg prison for the killings of more than 4,600 inmates including 47 Allied airmen. The hangings, carried out under an American war crimes court, raise the four week Landsberg total to 58, with one scheduled for last Friday postponed by a last minute reprieve.
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Munich
Germany
Mauthausen
Storm
Landsberg
Grange May Favor Oleo Tax Repeal
Portland Maine November 12 The Grange may back repeal of federal oleo taxes, a shift for the large farm group which has supported butter champions in the margarine butter war. State Master C P Key of South Carolina said there is a general feeling for repeal if consumer protection against fraudulent margarine sales can be ensured.
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Portland. Me
Grange
C. P. Key
South Carolina
Nine Red Columns Routed Near Suchow Canal
Reports from Nanking say Nationalist forces routed nine Red columns at the Grand Canal during the Suchow battle. Communist forces withdrew in disorder, with claims of 37 000 dead and wounded. Chiang Kai Shek reportedly flew toward Suchow as diplomats warned of potential government moves southward.
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Nanking
Grand Canal
Suchow
Peiping
Seventh National Army Corps
Red
Yi Shih Pao
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang
U. S
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Four clubs hold first joint Lions dinner at Myersville
About 125 people attend as Brunswick Middletown Myersville and Frederick Lions meet at Myersville school with guest speaker Mrs Hester Bell Provenon of the University of Maryland addressing The Man s Place in the Home for about half an hour. District Governor Clarence O Fishpaw attends among guests from Westminster Union Bridge and Williamsport.
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Brunswick
Middletown
Myersville
Frederick
Hester Bell Provenson
University of Maryland
Westminster
Union Bridge
Williamsport
Clarence O. Fish- Paw
Mother Warned As CAS Receives Children in Court
Three children ages four three and seven months were committed to the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County after witnesses said they slept in doorways and stood with their mother in a beer tavern. Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer issued a stern warning to the mother, who claimed an act of marriage. Brunswick residents and police testified the family had no home and severe neglect.
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Children's Aid Society of
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Brunswick
Police Department
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