Hunters To Take To Open Here Monday
Thousands of hunters prepare for upland game and waterfowl seasons across the region. Rabbit, quail, and grouse bag limits are four, six, and two respectively. The waterfowl season runs from November 12 to 23, then December 28 to January 28. Deer season opens December 6 for six days. Local license offices report sales in the thousands, with dealers noting plenty of shells and shotguns but high powered rifles scarce. A Frederick camping party returned with two eight point bucks and observed cold weather plus wildlife like mountain grouse and porcupines.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Potomac River
J. Paul Delphey's
HF. Shipley’s
Julien Delsher
Kir
Robert Staley
Frederick
Ellsworth
Three Freed On Bail In Grand Jury Case
Three men arrested in a theft of whiskey money and a tire from a filling station near this city were released on bond for action of the next grand jury. Luther Beard Lawrence Riggies Irving A Brightwell released on bonds of 1509 1000 each. Calvin Lidie now serves eight months and a detainer is lodged for trial on the latest case when he completes term.
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Taday
Calvin Lidie
Frederick
House of Correction
Luther v. Beard
Lawrence Riggies
Irving A. Brightwell
Hemler
Carl Ramsburg
New Market County
Baltimore Radio Stations Challenge Court Rule
Two Baltimore radio stations challenge the constitutionality of court rules restricting broadcasting and reporting. They claim the rule is invalid and discriminatory. Contempt citations have been issued against a third station and five local stations, plus newsman James Con Erclly, who argues the rule does not apply outside Baltimore.
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Baltimore
G25
James Con
Sy Demits
WSID
Essex
Army C-45 Crashes Near Attica Two Believed Dead
An Army light twin transport crashed in open country southeast of Attica Indiana early today killing or trapping at least two crewmen. The aircraft had departed Chanute Field at about 1 45 a m en route to Bolling Field Washington. Bolling Field authorities had not been advised on crew details and officials at Chanute Field dispatched investigators to the scene.
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Attica
Ind
Here
Chanute Field
Air Force
Bolling Field
Wington
Anute Field
Channie Ma
Brunswick braces for Freedom Train arrival parade
Brunswick community backs seven to eight car B&O excursion to Frederick for 750 Brunswick Lovellsville and parent riders. Local groups sponsor float and participation in Rededication Week parade with Lions Club Volunteer Fire Dept and high school band marching.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Carlos W. Magaha
Lovellsville
Magaha
Brunswick Lions
Fire Department
Brunswick High School
Lee Feete
Freedom Train
Stedman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Lions Club
Eagles
Frederick Ministerial Association
Fredericks Post
Richard ¥_ Kline
Charles K_ Taylor
North Market
Seventh Streets
Four Firemen Die Answering Alarm
Four firemen died when a fire truck collided with a car while answering a alarm. An acting fire captain died on impact and three other firefighters were injured as the gasoline tank on the apparatus ruptured and sprayed burning fuel over the crew. Three occupants of the car were trapped, while one was thrown clear.
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W J
Sre
Russian Attitude Unchanged Amid Paris Crisis Talks
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviet mouthpiece Rundschau says Russia’s stance in solving the blockade crisis remains well known and unchanged as new compromise efforts at Paris are discussed. In Athens King Paul tasks Tsaldaris with settling the Greek government crisis signaling a possible new cabinet formation. Roy Harley of Route 3 was arrested on a non support warrant, posted $500 bond, and a Monday hearing in Magistrate's court is scheduled.
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Berlin
Taegliene Rundschau
Paris
Tsaldaris
Athens
Paul
Constantin Tsaldaris
Roy Harley
Austin Murray
Hearine
Magistrate's Court
East Coast Strike Shuts Down Major Ports and Shipping
A nationwide East Coast dock strike immobilizes 65,000 workers from Portland to Hampton Roads delaying export freight at Boston and New York. Railroads embargo additional ports as Britain halts U S cargos, threatening Atlantic trade and aid flows.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
Wilmington
Del
New York
Boston
Portland
Joseph P. Ryan
AFL Internation Foremen’s Association
American Association of Railroads
Atlantic
Europe
Ryan
CIO
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Britain
Cunard
White Star Line
Liverpool
England
United States
John V ¥ m
New York Shipping Association
Negev Desert May Be Demilitarized Plan Gains UN Backing
Paris reports the UN Security Council approved a Bunche plan to demilitarize most of the Negev in southern Palestine. Support came from the United States Britain China France Belgium and Colombia with Russia abstaining. The plan follows years of fighting and Israeli gains against Egypt.
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Paris
Secu
Palestine
United States
Britain
China
France
Belgium
Colombia
Ralph J Bunche
Russie
Negev
Ted
Folke Bermadotte
Arad Palestine
P C. Jesmip
Sates
Sever-Nation Committee
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
President Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Observance
President Truman proclaimed Thursday November 25 as Thanksgiving Day urging citizens to aid the hungry and homeless, both here and abroad, and to seek Divine guidance in safeguarding the right to live in freedom and peace.
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Washington
Truman
U.S. Accused of Preparing Pearl Harbor Tactics for Russia
In a tense U N session Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky declares the United States plans and trains to strike Moscow with an atom bomb. He cites Newsweek reporting and claims Western powers wrecked neutral nation proposals to end the Berlin blockade.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Andrei
U.N
Ryat
Newsweek
Washington
Mascovv
U.S
Ryms
Europe
Frederick Osborn
Osborn
Vishinsky
Security Council
Berlins
Christmas Party Plans by Empty Stocking Club
The Empty Stocking Club organizes a fund drive for its Yale party, a long standing Christmas event for Frederick juveniles. The first meeting set plans and a committee to cover financing while tickets via Mrs Leatherman require advance purchase by December 3. Santa will host in Winchester Hall with toys candy nuts and fruit for 2 to 11 year olds.
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Yale Party
Frederick
J. Atlee Shry
Roy Leatherman
Charles Price
James Albin
T. D. Dixon
Harry T. Zimmerman
Harry Radcliff
Leatherman
Winchester
Hal
Santa Claus
North Market Street
Iso
Columbus Water Main Break Halts Supply Citywide
In Columbus Ohio a 36 inch water main burst cutting off all water to the city and suburbs affecting about 500000 people. Only three small residential areas on temporary tank supply remained served Westgate Kar Road and Force Avenue. Hospitals appealed for water while police urged residents to conserve heat and avoid danger from exposed water heat systems. Firefighters relied on cisterns and hauled in water from outside sources.
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Columbus
Westgate
Kar Road
Force Avenue
Local Seal Sale Aims for Ten Thousand in Frederick County
Frederick county teams prepare for the annual Christmas Seal Sale with a $10,000 goal. Dr. Edwin H. SpenseHer heads the County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association as chairmen coordinate drives in Adamsown Buckeystown Petersville Knoxville Creagerstown Lewistown Feagaville Jefferson Emmitsburg Frederick and surrounding towns. The drive emphasizes that donations are welcomed beyond the basic stamps and that funds support tuberculosis work funded entirely by the sale of seals.
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Frederick County
Edwin H. SpenseHer
County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Austin P. Benn
Brunswick
Petersville
Knoxville
Anthony J. Cincotta
Creagerstown
Lewistown
Mehrle E. Sollinger
Feagaville
Jefferson
Edgar Thomas
Emmitsburg
Arvin Jones
Frederick
William E. Hardy
Liberty
Johnsville
Unionville
Harry ¥. Frushour
Middletown
Noah Kefauver
Mt. Pleasant
William Delauter
Myersville
Wolfsville
George C. Rice, Jr
New Market
L. H. Crickenberger
Thurmont
Ross Smith
Walkersville
Kenneth L. Mercer
Woodsburg
LeGore
Frances van Fossen
Hardy
Old Church Street
Association
Suit Dismissed In Local Court Over $29913 Claim
A case filed by United States Guarantee Company of New York against Ellsworth C. Valentine over a default on a State Roads Commission highway contract was dismissed after months. Local counsel included Charles A. Price for the plaintiff and R. E Clapp Jr for Mrs Valentine. A separate suit by Mrs Valentine for a receiver for the Ceresville farm was also dismissed without prejudice. the farm was recently sold. W Clinton McSherry represented the plaintiff and William M Storm the defendants.
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United States Guarantee Compu
New York
Ellsworth C. Valentine
State Roads Commission
Wicomico
Worcester
Charles A. Price
R. E Clapp, Jr
Valentine
Perry L. Trittippe
William M. Storm
Battle Uncertain as Nanking Standoff Continues
Chinese Civil War rages around Nanking amid reports of Nationalist and Communist gains. Chiang Kai-shek drives the government’s resolve while casualties mount and 250 evacuees depart Nanking for Shanghai.
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Communist
Kuomintang
Lungha
Suchow
Tsiwan
Grand Canal
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Chen Pu-lei
Nanking
Shanghai
Yangtze
Peiping
Hulatag
North China
Chingwangtao
Great Wall
Large Dead Bass Find At Cutter Lake
Cutter Lake residents report a number of large dead fish along the banks including bass near the western shore. City Engineer W Raymond W ter notes seasonal die offs occur every spring and fall, with no indication of pollution. The lake had been stocked previously with 77 bass over 10 inches, plus crappie sunfish and perch, though not all dead fish are among those large individuals.
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Cutter Lake
W. Raymond W.ter
Local trooper reports arrest in Route 225 incident
A Route 225 near Urbana incident led to arrests after a November 7 timing dispute. Trooper R A of the patrol filed charges including speeding and related counts, with defendants Bennett and others appearing in court.
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Urbana
Nowber
Bennett
Treoper
Deeds Recorded For Woodsboro And Hauver District Transfers
Deeds filed in the clerk show Henry R Crum and others transferring property in Woodsboro district near the Woodsboro Liberty road to Ira A Caldwell and spouse for about 11500 dollars. Another record notes Alvey W Hauver selling multiple parcels totaling about 33 acres in Hauvers district to George W Hauver and spouse for around 6006 dollars.
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Henry R Crum
Ira A. Caldwell
Woodsboro
Woodsboro-Liberty Road
Ailvey W. Hauver
George W. Hauver
Hauvers
Budget and Congressional reshaping after the 1948 election
The piece outlines expected steps in Congress after the new session begins on January 3, 1949. It details budget preparation, committee hearings, and appropriations, with Democrats gaining majorities and shaping Labor and other committees. It notes potential changes to the Taft-Hartley act and the path from committee bills to full Congress action.
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Washington
Riess
New York
Truman
Congress
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Plans To Divorce One Then Marry The Other In Towson
William C. Cranston faced probation violation after allegedly striking a woman in a double involvement with two partners. He had been convicted of assaulting a policeman in September and now faces 18 months in jail. A separate charge of speeding over 20 miles per hour was filed against Dallas S. Buges of Pound, Virginia, with $645 collateral posted for a hearing.
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Towson
William C. Cranston
Cranston
Dallas S. Buges
Pound
Oficer Trump
U N Heads Ask Big 4 End Dispute
U N heads Evatt and Lie seek urgent action from the Big Four to resolve the Berlin crisis and related differences. They call for settlement steps, pointing to Berlin as a first move, while Russia insists on currency, blockade terms, and neutral proposals. Argentine minister Bramagna also engages with Vishinsky in the Security Council milieu.
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Assembly X
Britain
Ter
Yrygve Lie
U.N
Truman
Ministr
Stalin
Attlee
Queuille
Evatt
Lie
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Marshall
Security Council
Council
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
U.S
Soviet Zone
Juan Bramagna
Crisi
Vishinsky
Truman Won't Call Congress On China Aid Plan
A White House source says President Truman is unlikely to summon Congress for a special session on emergency aid to China. He may instead submit proposals to the Democratic Congress meeting in January as the 80th Congress convenes. The report notes Truman’s potential to act through regular channels amid GOP opposition.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
80Th Congress
China
Congress
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
House Wi
Januarz
Jefferson
Williamsburg
Samuel A. Birdd
the Mudd
Abra
Dr. Mudd
Andrew Johnson
Fort Jefferson
American
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