Youth Hurt As Hunting Season Opens
A 16 year old from Thurmont shot himself in the right leg during the opening of the rabbit hunting season near Catoctin Furnace. Paul Kenneth Carty was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital after the accident at about 11 15 this morning. He sustained a serious wound and lost blood before a companion carried him to Thurmont and State Trooper Kenneth Bond transported him to the hospital. The shotgun had allegedly discharged twice earlier in the day and a third time caused the injury. No other accidents were reported by noon. Authorities noted fewer hunters and fewer rabbits this year. The State Department of Health urged caution with wild rabbits and three safety tips were issued.
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Thurmont
Paul Kenneth Carty
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catoctin Furnace
Kenneth Bond
Carty
State Denernment of Health
R. E. Riley
Key West Dispatch Notes Cabinet Mystery and Royal Births
The report describes calm at the White House with no official statements on Truman cabinet changes or Berlin talks. Mentions potential appointments and resignations, family visits, and a royal birth message to Princess Elizabeth. Includes a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on back pay and a British palace note on Princess Elizabeth and her infant.
Falling Barrel Ignites Fire Aboard Barge in Hopewell
A falling PA barrel from a crane touched off a fire on a barge loaded with 150000 gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel in the James River at Hopewell. Firefighters reported the blaze under control by 10 am and the dockside threat removed as Coast Guard and Navy units aided the response.
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Hopewell Va
James River
Nes
Hopewell
Norfol
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Madrona
Fifth Naval District
Ship Workers Strike Expands to Halifax and East Coast Ports
Halifax N S 2 000 stevedores refuse to work on ships diverted from strikebound U S ports as AFL dock walkout spreads. In New York City Mayor O Dwyer and ILA President Ryan confer to seek settlement. 65 000 ILA members idle along East Coast ports. Baltimore reports 8 000 on strike with a week’s length possible. seven ships left and six arrived yesterday.
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Halifax
N.S
J. J. Campbell
Halifax Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
U.S
New York
W York
William Dowyer
Joseph P. Ryan
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
California
New York City
ILA
O'Dwyer-Ryan
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wilmington
Del
Hampton Roads
International Longshoremen’s Association
Tigers Name Red Rolfe Manager For Detroit Tigers
Detroit November 15 The Detroit Tigers today named Robert A Red Rolfe manager of their baseball team A former Yankee star Rolfe in 1947 was named director of the Tigers minor league farm system He succeeds Steve ONeill whose contract was not renewed No salary details were revealed by General Manager Billy Evans as he announced Rolfe had received the managerial assignment
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Robert A
Red) Rolfe
Rolfe
Tigers
Steve Oneill
Billy Evans
To Remove DPs By Force In Germany
Army officials insist on using force if needed to evacuate Jewish DPs from a Zeilsheim camp tomorrow. They report most DPs have heeded warnings with 309 or 490 still present. Col Sterling A Wood orders calm as operation proceeds.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Zeilsheim
Dps
Col
Sterling
Mershal
Food Show Opens Tonight at State Armory in Frederick
Local exhibitors fill booth space for the Frederick Food and Housing Show at the State Armory opening at seven tonight and running all week. Mayor Culler to formally open. prizes, door baskets, and special nightly events planned. admission free with parent supervision.
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Frederick Food and Better Housing
State Armory
Fredunity
Serv-U Save
Liogd C. Culler
Armory
Potomac Edison Company
Calvary Chest Fund totals reach 3 843 at church service
Calvary Methodist Church reports 3843.51 collected at the annual Chest Fund service. Rev. Dr. J Franklin Haas delivered the morning sermon Why Do We Do This. A pageant Faith of Our Fathers closed the day with musical numbers and a host of church groups participating.
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Calvary Methodist Church
J. Franklin Haas
Kathryn Daugherty
Alla Ice
Paul B. Beckhelm
Louise Strine
Lillian Braungart
Mera Brsungart
James Taylor
Prophet Jess
Mary Benson
Barbara Schwartz
Darrell Phebus
Miss Ice
A. A. Radcliffe, Jr
Edward Daugherty
Youth Fellowship
Priscila Wilcoxen
James Montgomery
Math Teachers Club
Brian Rice
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ernest C. Webb
Jacob H. Mackieshan
Martin L. Summers
Lesier B. Feaga
Seventeen Soccer Players and Fans Die in Ruhrbach Tragedy
A bus carrying 16 players and supporters from a Saar-French border town collided near Breitfurt Germany, rolling into the Blis River. The crash killed 17 and injured 16 others. In a separate report, William Prior of New London faces assault charges after an incident Saturday night, with William Disney also reported wounded.
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Saareruecken
Germany
Ruhrbach
Breitfurt
Blis
William Prior
New London
Murray
Buhrman
Prior
William Disney
Disney
Taft May Give Up G. O. P. Leadership
Washington dispatch notes Senator Taft of Ohio may resign his Senate GOP leadership post after debate in Republican circles. Taft, away in Europe, could face a challenge to remain as chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee amid liberal calls for a party shakeup following losses in the November election and a 1950 Ohio re election bid against a Democratic governor.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate Gop
Europe
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
40Th Congress
Thomas
Dewey
Truman
U S Seeks Quick End to War in Palestine in Security Council
An informed source says the United States to press a speedy resolution in the Security Council to halt the Palestine conflict. The U S delegation has conferred with Israeli and Arab leaders and other delegates on the proposal. A deed records sale of about 149 acres in Woodville district from Roger Devilbiss and Mrs. Margaret Hood to Mt Airy Red and Gun Club Inc for around 14 000 dollars.
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Paris
United States
Security Council
U. S
Israel
Reed
Woodville
Roger 31 Devilbiss
Margaret T. Hood
Mt Airy Red and Gun Club, Inc
Mit
Cook County canvass trims Truman lead over Dewey
Official Cook County canvass shows Truman ahead of Dewey by 6,724 votes from the November 2 election, reducing the president's majority compared with earlier unofficial returns.
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Chicago
Cook County
Truman
Dewey
World's Most Powerful Cruiser Puts To Sea
Quincy November 15 The VU 35 S M Des Moines the world’s most powerful cruiser is set to sea on builder’s trials at Fore River Shipyard Beth lehem Steel Company She is the first new class vessel with a fully automatic rapid fire 8 inch 55 caliber battery of nine guns claimed to fire four times faster than similar calibres The navy will commission her tomorrow marking a historic moment in naval armament
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Quincy
Mass
S. Des Moines
Fore River
Bethlehem Steel Company
Des Moines
Navy
Civil Defense Plan Proposes Volunteer Rescue Units
Washington officials reveal a Civil Defense Plan urging that air raid shelters offer partial protection and that cities prepare to save lives, fight fires and prevent panic. The plan favors state led volunteer mobile reserve battalions, supported by partial federal funding, to rapidly assist cities after an attack.
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Washington
Office of Civil Defense Planning
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Federal
Office of Defense
Diamond Jubilee Of Nursing This Week
Maryland nurses open a weeklong observance of the diamond jubilee of nursing. The main event is a two day meeting of the State Nurses Association and allied groups with Miss Pearl McIver of the American Nurses Association giving a keynote talk. Linda Richards Day honors the first American professional nurse and Miss Adelange mg Maryland’s first nurse will be honored. Two officers and two directors will be elected by mail announced at the convention.
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Maryland
Nursing Progress Week
State Nurses’ Association
Late League of Nursing Education
State Organization For Public Health Nursing
Miss Pearl McIver
A American Nurses’ Association
Linda Richards
Adelange
Nutting
Margaret A. Henshaw
State Nurses Association
AE Martha Johnson
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Balti
Istant
Earth Nursing
Maryland Department of Health
Anna Holmes
University of Maryland Schongar
Gomerr Country Heavent
Rededication Parade and Freedom Train Events Planned
The community schedules a midweek parade at 7 30 pm from Seventh and Market to Honor Bell with memorial services led by Rev. Paul L Althouse and Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning. A week of events marks Freedom Train documents and related programs across schools, clubs, and patriotic observances.
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Seventh
Blarket
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Bentz
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Frederick High School
Brunswick High School
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Francis Scott Key
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Second Army
William P. Larkin
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Independent Hose Company
Fred Straley
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United Nations Food and Farm
Cerro Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Saints Stree
Vailey Associa
Brunewick
Point of Rocks
Doubsdamstown
Bucextown
Vick
Bronswick
Lovetice
Hke
Charles
Wo Magaha
State Police
Reading list props up broad view of American history
The piece surveys foundational American history books and textbooks, recommending Morison and Commager's Growth of the American Republic and other works by Ticards, Nevins, and Faulkner. It notes these titles include extensive bibliographies for deeper study and cover broad fields from general history to economics and political development.
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New
Van
Ferey
Imaybe
Samuel Eliot Morison
Henry Sicele Commager
America
Charles and
Mary Ticard
Harold A. Faulkner
U.S
Allan Nevins
Henriette Commarer
U. Ss
Marshall to Answer for Truman on Berlin Peace Request
Secretary of State Marshall will respond to the Lie Evatt appeal urging four power talks to settle Berlin peace. The move follows consultations with British and French ministers as U.N. circles look to the American reply for guidance and Truman’s forthcoming decision on meeting with Stalin, Attlee, and Queuille.
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Marshal
Truman
United Nations
Berlin
USN
Trygve Lie
Herbert V. Evatt
Ausi
Saturn
Marshall
Hector McNeil
Robert Schuman
United States
U.N
U. WN
Stalin
Moscow
White House
Key West
Fla
U. N
B and O declares dividend and reports 1952 tax impact
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced a dividend of 22 cents on its preferred stock the first since 1952. President R B White told stockholders the carrier earned 19 043 131 in the first ten months, up 12 836 113 from a year earlier, noting federal taxes at 38 percent reduce net and projecting about 4 per share tax impact on preferred and 3 37 on common. He also cited potential rate increases and planned acquisitions in West Virginia and adjacent lines.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
R. B. White
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Commerce Commission
H Jas
Giese
Seitimore and
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Co
Bey
Centratia and
Webster Springs Railroad Co
West Virginia
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