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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 18, 1947

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City Moves to Develop New Areas with Planned Utilities

The city will begin plans this week for sewer lines street lighting curbs and gutters in a newly incorporated section. City Engineer W Raymond Walter will supervise with Elmer Maxwell and Andrew Kanrecht of Baltimore assisting. Aldermen approved hiring the engineers and expect to start spring work while winter plans are prepared. No traffic decision was reached on Court Street and surrounding areas despite two way traffic and parking proposals from local chambers and Maryland’s Auto Club.

Elmersta C. Maxwell Andrew Kanecht Baltimore W. Raymond Walter Lloyd C. Culler Board of Aldermen Chambers of Commerce Frederick Automobile Club of Maryland Orth Court Street Patrick Second Streets Tce Street Court House Park

Soviets Gird For War Warns Dirksen in Report

Senator Dirksen says the Soviet Union is feverishly preparing for military war after a study tour in Germany. He warns the cold war could turn hot and accuses Russia of trying to communize Germany and Europe, urging continued U.S. aid to defend freedom.

Washington Dirksen R-Al Soviet Union Germany Combined Armed Services Appropriations Committee Europe Russia United States

Lawyers To Attend Montgomery Function

The Frederick Country Bar Association held its regular luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The Montgomery County Bar Association invited members to attend a social function on November 25. A committee was appointed to inventory and rearrange the Court House library. The County Commissioners were invited as guests at the December luncheon. Thomas S. Glass Braddock Heights, newly admitted to the Maryland bar, was proposed for membership and referred to the executive committee. Announcement was made of P. Keefe Main's appointment as court crier and librarian. Alton Bennett presided as association president.

Frederick P. Keefe Alton ¥. Bennett Association

Plane Crash Near New Castle Airport Kills Seven

A Constellation plane crashed and burned at New Castle airport in Wilmington Delaware. State police reported at least seven persons killed in the disaster. A separate note from Los Angeles reports quarterback Bob Waterfield with a severe bruise, not a jaw fracture, in a Rams Bears game.

Wilmington Del Constellation New Castle Los Angeles Bob Waterfield Los Angeles Ramis Chicago Bears

Bullet Hits Gun Barrel Life Saved in Essex

Walter O. Sevier was rabbit hunting when a bullet struck the gun barrel across his chest. The bullet pierced the barrel but left Sevier unharmed. Baltimore County police arrested Frank Menethargo, 61, on an assault with intent to kill charge. He faces a hearing tonight in the Essex police court.

Essex Walter O. Sevier Baltimore County Sevier Frank Menethargo Essex Police Cour

Devastating Ballantyne store fire in Christchurch

A four story Ballantyne Bros department store fire in Christchurch, New Zealand, left 42 dead or missing. Firemen battled two hours to control the blaze as the interior collapsed and victims were found amid charred debris. Parliament in Wellington offered condolences.

Christchurch New Zealand Ballantvne Bros South Island Wellington

Friendship Train Splits Into Three Sections for Europe Aid

New York November 18 The Friendship Train symbolizing American generosity travels toward the New York area in three sections loaded with gifts of food for Europe's hungry. The northern section will reach Manhattan around noon and parade past the Statue of Liberty escorted by police and harbor craft. Mayor William O'Dwyer will officially welcome the train after harbor ceremonies.

New York New York Metropolitan Area Europe William Cowrer Los Angeles France Italy

Slot Machine Case Indictments Asked

Grand jury action against operation of slot machines in Charles county was asked by Associate Judge Charles C Marbury in charging the 3 man grand jury yesterday He referred to a neighboring county which he did not identify in that county because of the courage and fidelity of the grand jurors in their sworn duty Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of several properties Ida M Tickie to Fred A Hawkins Margaret E Hawkins and Fred E Hawkins a property in Creagerstown district about 5500 Enid G Martin sold to Mr and Mrs Irving A Tobery a property in New Market district about 3000

la Pista Mov Charles County Charles C. Marbury Ida M. Tickie Fred A. Hawkins Stargaret E Hawkins Fred E. Hawkins Creagerstown Enid G. Martin Irving A. Tobery New Market District

Robbers Bind and Gag Tavern Couple in St Marys County

Three gunmen bound and gagged a tavern keeper his wife and an associate in a Great Mills Maryland establishment early today escaping with about 5000 dollars in cash and jewelry valued at 2700. Police are investigating the brazen heist and seeking suspects.

Great Mills St. Mary's County

City Worker Found Dead In His Home

Roy Wilbur Clem a 54 year old city employee and World War I veteran was found dead at his home on 20 East Fifth Street around 5 30 AM. Officials ruled natural causes from a heart attack and he is survived by his mother two daughters and two sisters. His body rests at the funeral home and will be moved to his residence for calling hours before services at Mt Hope cemetery conducted by Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Roy Wilbur Clem East Fifth Street Clem Guy Anders Company A First Infantry Maryland National Guard Aisne-Marne Oise-Aisne Meuse-Argonne Army of Occupation National Guard Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Mary Ellen Wills Clem Martin L. Clem Helen May Audrey Irene Fernando Talbert Viola Clem East Church Street Mt Hope Cemetery M. B. Etchison and Son

Cinder Load Overturns In Route 340 Crash

A dump truck loaded with cinders overturned twice about a half mile south of Frederick Function on Route 340 around 10:30 AM. Driver Woodrow Davis of Alexandria VA escaped with a turned ankle after lug bolts on the rear right failed, causing dual wheels to detach. The load was to carry cinders from Williamsport power plant to Rockville for a cinder block factory, investigators said.

Frederick Function Woodrow Davis Alexandria Theo Snyder Williamsport Rockville

Two Youths Admit Fatal Student Slaying in Wisconsin

Two former Wisconsin reformatory inmates, Robert Winslow and Buford Sennett, surrendered after a 12 hour siege near a small central Wisconsin community. They freely admitted shooting Carl L Carlson, a University of Wisconsin medical student, and were linked to a reported incident involving Janet Ann Rosenblatt during a wild Friday night ride. Madison prosecutors plan to charge them with first degree serious case and related offenses.

Weillsville Wis Wisconsin Commuiem Coyne Dane County Madison Janet Ann Rosenblatt Cleveland Heights

Senate panel orders domestic food inventory before aid to France

Washington Nov 18 The Senate Appropriations committee voted for an exhaustive survey of American food supplies to see what can be spared for export as President Truman seeks 597 million dollars in emergency aid to France and Austria. Chairman Bridges said the inquiry aims to avoid stampinged action and to reveal full background before adopting the aid proposal. He noted hearings with Agriculture Secretary Anderson and later Commerce and Interior secretaries to supply data on crops and other commodities. The panel will hear from farm groups and grain users from major midwest cities. Senator Reed said wheat exports may not continue at the current rate after June 30.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Congress Truman France All Austria Bridges RNH New Hampshire Senate Anderson Commerce Harriman Interior Krug Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Chicago Sioux City

Five year old girl falls into open sewer manhole

In Seattle on a rainy night, five year old Sharon Irene Kirk collided with her aunt and father as she walked along a residential street. The girl vanished into an uncovered manhole and was swept 12 feet below. A block by block search recovered the missing ring from her father’s hand and the 20 inch cover was found away from the opening.

Seattle Sharon Irene Kirock Dean Rothrock Sharon Ambrose Smith

Ordination at Brunswick Next Monday for Charles Wiles

Charles Preston Wiles son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Wiles of Brunswick will be ordained deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church at Grace church Brunswick on Navy Day. Wiles a Fellow at Duke University and deacon in charge of St Josephs church Duke East Campus has a long academic record including Washington College 1939 BA, University of Virginia graduate study, Tangier High School principal, U S Coast Guard Reserve service, Duke MA sociology 1945, Virginia Seminary degree of Bachelor of Canonicality, and Duke doctoral studies. Ordination service begins 11 30 am next Monday with Rt Rev Noble Powell as ordainer and liturgist.

Charles Preston Wiles Charles W. Wiles Brunswick Grace Church Navy Duke University Durham N. C Wiles St. Joseph's Church Duke Brunswick High School Washington College University of Virginia Tangier High School Accomack County United States Coast Guard Reserve Maryland Noble C. Powell Virginia Theological Seminary Arlington McCallum St. Pauls Church Washington Charles Guerney Marrland D. C. Winebrewer 'S& Son Margaret Wiles Frederick County Noble Powell Arlington A. McCallum St. Paul's Church Thomas A. Withers St Andrew's Church Baltimore Josselyn Reed St. Mack's Virginia Theoloical Seminary Boomswick

Frederick County Alcoholic Beverage Dealers Association Inc formed

Articles filed with the State Tax Commission establish the Frederick County Alcoholic Beverage Dealers Association Inc to improve the business process of the industry. There is no capital stock. Incorporators are J Marshall Staub Charles H Kehne Fred K Foster and John S Foster. A separate note mentions a crashed fed or exploding event with unclear details.

State Tax Commission Frederick County Alcoholic Beverage Dealers Association, Inc J. Marshall Staub Charles H. Kehne Fred K K John S. Foster. Bruns

Escapees Still At Large In Winter Mountains

Two more Hustonsville escapees are no longer listed as missing, leaving six convicts at large in the winter mountains near Filkins West Virginia.

Filkins W. Va Hustonsville

4 H Awards Friday Highlight Achievement Week Banquet

About 60 boys and girls will receive 4-H awards at the Achievement Week banquet in Calvary Methodist Parish Hall Friday evening. More than 250 are expected to attend. Medals go to national and state winners, plus blue ribbon Achievement Day girls. State Fair Board prizes and club week awards will be presented. Robert Windsor Jr will toast. Mrs John Garst hosts. Program chaired by Mrs Hubert Biser. Holmes Baker will speak on 1947 4-H achievements. Roxie Bloomgorships presents girls' committee report. Richard Holter describes county program. Urbana’s James Montgomery speaks on Senior 4-H revue. Janet Hood will read.

Calvary Methodist Parish Hall State Fair Board Richard Holter James Montgom Urbana Janet Hood Prospect

Snow or Rain Possible With Cold Temps Tonight

A slim chance of snow or mixed precipitated sleet is possible late tonight into the early morning as temperatures drop to near freezing. Snow would be unlikely unless late night or early morning conditions occur. Rain is forecast Wednesday with easterly winds. a cold day with a high near 45 and a low around 25 produced a heavy frost earlier. By Thursday a slight warming expected. China Faces Inflation Rise Amid Confidence Drop in Dollar Nov. 18 report notes U.S. Marshall stance weighing on economy and imports.

Weather Bureau Frederick North Central States Toda China Shanghai U. S Marshall

Price and wage controls loom in 1948 politics

The Nation Today outlines the clash over price and wage controls as a major issue in the 1948 election. President Truman seeks authority to resume controls if needed to curb living costs, while Congress, led by Taft and the House, may refuse. Taft warns of a police state risk. the piece notes OPA's fall and potential limited controls on essentials like food and rent.

Washington Truman Conress Congress Taft Ohio Rep. Martin Massachusetts House OPA Repubiicans Mr. Truman

Miss Dorothy W Shires Named Assistant State Supervisor

Cumberland notes Miss Dorothy W Shires has been named assistant state supervisor of elementary education in a newly created post. She resigns as West Side School principal to take the appointment by State Superintendent Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr. She will work from Baltimore with duties beginning December 1.

Cumberland Dorothy W. Shires Charles L. Kopp Aliezany County Miss Shires West Side School Thomas G. Pullen Baltimore

Youths Admit Robbery in New Brighton Engineer Slaying

York, Pa. two youths have signed statements admitting they robbed Eugene Hardesty a 41 year old ceramics engineer from New Brighton whose body was found here on November 9 District Attorney Harold Rudisill said He identified the two as Mervin E Reisinger 19 and Ervin Beck 21 both of York

York Eugene Hardesty New Brighton Harold Rudisill Rudisill Mervin E. Reisinger Ervin Beck

Nationwide Strike Sweeps France As Talks Seek Stable Government

Paris Nov 18 France faces a wide scale strike as labor action and port shutdowns disrupt nationalized industries. Coal miners 72 percent on strike, Renault workers stop, Merchant Marine and civil servants threaten further action as Reynaud pursues a working majority to form a strong government.

Paris France Renault Auto Merchant Marine Union Merchant Marine Federation of All Unions Civil Servants Union National Federation of Harbor and Dock Workers Marseille Mediterranean Pacific Victory Lille Paul Reynaud National Assembly Paul Ramadier

Dinner for Washington milk producers highlights growth

Two hundred forty six Washington milk producers and families filled the Francis Scott Key Hotel for dinner where B B Derrick of the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association reviewed the past year. He cited roughly 25 million dollars in local milk sales and a rise from 2.5 million to about 50 million gallons produced since 1924. An equipment warehouse in Frederick aids members, with over eighty percent using the service this year. The meeting noted the need for increased fall production to balance spring output and avoid surplus. The association’s film Milk For Goodness Sake was shown. E C Speaks J Homer Remsberg M H Ramsburg Jesse M Burall E C Biser serve on the Frederick county area board. Burall was nominated to continue as director of New Market Monrovia Urbana.

Washington Francis Scott Key B. B. Derrick Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers Association Derrick Frederick i Mir Association Frederick E. C. Speaks J. Homer Remsberg M. H. Ramsburg Jesse M. Burall E. C. Biser Mir. Burall Monrovia-Urbana

Senate hearings reveal Meyers salary and 'padding' charges

Washington Nov. 28 Senate investigators heard Aviation Electric paid Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers 17 572 14 in salary and 19 000 in decorating his Washington apartment as a gift. LaMarre testified of large payments and travel costs, with Meyers denying wrongdoing and noting gifts from the LaMarres.

Washington Bleriot H. LaMarre Senate Investigatior Aviation Electricompany Bennett E. Meyers Gener Davson O Senate War Investing Committee Meyers Air Force Senate LaMarre Ladlarre Ferguson JR Mich Neta Davis Balding Meyers Aviation Electric

Linganore and Thurmont bid openings announced

Fourteen bidders are expected for the Linganore filtration plant alterations and additions with bids opening Thursday at 7 30 p m by the Board of Aldermen. Three bidders target additions to Thurmont High School with bids opened Friday at 2 p m by the Board of Education. Prospective Linganore bidders include firms from York New Jersey Wisconsin and Baltimore. Hagerstown Tracytown firms also consider bids on the high school project. Mt St Marys College gymnasium bids were all rejected. State Engineer Funk plans a priority list for state material from the former Navy base at Solomon.

Linganore Thurmont High School Board of Aldermen Thurmont School Board of Education York New Jersey Wis

DeGroot Resigns as Los Angeles Dons Coach

Dudley DeGroot resigns as head coach of the All America Football Conference's Los Angeles Dons today. The move ends his tenure with the franchise and awaits formal announcement by team officials.

Ide Groot Los Angeles Dudley DeGroot Los Angeles Dons Today

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Elmer St. C. Maxwell Soviets Montgomery Archive Charles P. Wiles Episcopal Church Magazine Mear By James Marlow New State School System Milk Assn Aviation Electric Co Linganore Job John B. Funk Board of Public Works Solo Mons
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