UN Food Farm Experts to Visit Frederick for Agriculture Day
About 50 United Nations food and farming experts are due in Frederick on Saturday for a farm tour including Middle Town valley holdings of Edward F. Holter and Charles H. Remsberg. They will dine at the Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, then tour Mrs Nellie Thrasher's Jefferson area farm to view a soil conservation system installed last August. The visit precedes the Freedom Train event and is part of Rededication Week activities.
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United Nations
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott’ Key
University of Maryland
Braddock Heights
Middletown Valley
Edward F. Holter
Maryland
Charles H. Remsberg
France's Queuille seeks confidence vote on strikes fallout
Paris reports Premier Henri Queuille will ask the National Assembly for a vote of confidence after a cabinet decision to back his plan addressing the Communist driven strikes that halted coal shipments and prompted claims Moscow ordered miners to quit. Interior Minister Moch cited Moscow as source, urging dissolution of the Communist party if true. A 24 hour strike by Merchant Marine officers looms as dock workers at Dunkerque barricade, with 3,000 troops deployed, Moroccans among them.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
National Assembly
Queuille
France
Jules Moch
Moscow
Charles DeGaulle
Moch
Communist Party
Merchant Marine
Dunkerque
Belgium cabinet resigns over clemency for Nazi collaborators
Premier Spaak's Socialist Catholic coalition government resigns after minister Struve's death sentence clemency debate. King consults party leaders to form a new administration. Eyskens possible premier. Struve's stance and Catholic subsidies split the cabinet. no vote taken.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paul Spaak
Paul Struve
Spa: 2 Socialist
Gaston Eyskeng
Prince Charles
Struve
King Farouk and Queen Farida Divorced in Cairo
Cairo announces the divorce of King Farouk and Queen Farida. A palace communique also notes that Farouk’s sister Empress Fawzia has been divorced from Shah Reza Pahlevi. The news comes as market steady with small changes in New York.
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Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
Farida
Fawzia
Iran
Shah Reza Pahlevi
New York
Mild Temperature For Tonight Is Predicted
Temperatures skimmed the snow belt this morning as a precipitation band hit the area. The Weather Bureau station west of Frederick said tropical air would preclude any snowfall here. Expect occasional rain and mild temperatures today and tonight with partial clearing and colder days ahead. The 28 degree low last night rose to the forties by 8:30 am and should reach the high fifties later.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
W. Q
Midwest
Many Prizes Awarded At Food Show
The Frederick Food and Housing Show sponsored by Independent Retail Grocers featured prize awards and contests attracting large crowds. Winners announced include Mrs. William Dubbel, Mrs. Mary Wachter, Miss Blanche Butcher, Mrs. Charles Dodd, and others for various afternoon and evening baskets, pies, fruit baskets, and royal crown cola prizes. Deeds were recorded for two property sales in Ballenger district and Magnonia avenue. Dr. T Guthrie Speers of Brown Memorial addressed Hood College students at a vesper service in Brodbeck Hall.
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Potomac Edison
State Armory
Frederick
William Dubbel
South Jefferson Street
Mary Wachter
West Seventh Street
Blanche Butcher
West South Street
Charles Dodd
East Third Street
E. L. Stockman
East Sixth Street
Pauline Brown
Hamilton Avenue
Charles Taylor
North Market Street
Allen W. Long
J. S. Thomas
North College Parkway
Lucy Héffner
Motter Place
Royal Crown
Truman Keeney
East South Street
Louis N. Cole
West Fifth Street
H.C. Dash
Monroe Avenue
Hormel
Evelyn Shoemaker
Jefferson Street
Wilkins Coffee
William Rose
Pauline Dickensheets
Harold Kline
Fast Sixth Street
Elwood Anglebower
Lucy Heffner
Blotter Place
Horace C. Brown
West Patrick Street
Royal Crown Cola
Fast Third Street
Frederick Produce
Frank Main
Esskay
Albert Virts
Avery C. Clark Fruit Basket
Virts
Woods
F. 3. Darkis
Oil Avenue
Chestnut Farms
John Murphy
Taney Apts
Ideal Farms
Paul Crum
Military Road
Sny Ger
Joshua Monath
Taney
Maryland
Roy Fouche
Adamstown
Roy Dinterman
Walkersville
Raymond Clay
Mi Airy
Walter McKelver
Charles H. Hossler
George Rippeon
Morris Robertson
H. F. Nicodemus
East Patrick Street
Walter Hoffman
South Bentz Street
DR. Speers
T. Guthrie Speers
Brown Memorial Prasbrerian Church
Baltimore
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Ataipm
Hood College Cecilian Choir
Anna Marie Budde
Thanks Day To Be General City Holiday In Frederick
Frederick observes Thanksgiving with business closures, bank and post office holiday schedules, and a shift to Christmas preparations. Stores will reopen next Wednesday as decorating plans begin. Harmon Staley’s replacement is pending. turkeys rise to about 70 cents per pound and churches plan special services and union observances.
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Frederick
Yale
Harmon Staley
Staley
Prices High Sales Slows in Early November Trade
Washington reports a nationwide dip in department store sales in the first two weeks of November, eight percent in the first week and nine percent in the second, while prices remain higher than a year ago. Weather and late Christmas buying are suggested factors, with officials noting a two week decline does not prove a trend.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Articles Filed for Eastern Lime Marl and Fertilizer Co
Filed with the State Tax Commission the Eastern Lime Marl and Fertilizer Company to quarry limestone. Capital stock listed at 10 000 shares common par 1 each and 2 400 shares preferred par 100 each. Incorporators Lamary L Hubble and Elmer L Jones. Baltimore Thomas S Glass. Frederick HAS GUN SHOT. Eli Nicodemus between New Windsor and Liberty town injured by accidental gun shot in the shoulder while rabbit hunting. Condition satisfactory.
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State Tax Commission
Eastern
Frederick
Lamary L. Hubble
Elmer L. Jones
Baltimore
Thomas S. Glass
Eli Nicodemus
New Windsor
Libertytown
Flexible Price Supports Favored by Grange Convention
The National Grange convention endorsed flexible price supports to prevent future surpluses and shortages, defeating a plan to continue wartime 90 percent parity. It refused to specify range but noted parity as a fair price for farmers and buyers. It also did not endorse compulsory health insurance or tax cuts, and urged no formal stance on those issues.
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Portland. Me
National Grange Convention
Grange
Middletown Fire Department to Build New Hall Center
Middletown volunteers award a $35,000 contract for a three story concrete block and brick fire hall and social center on Church and Washington streets. George Wiles will oversee the project, with site land bought years ago from the Coblentz sisters opposite the Christ Evangelical church. The facility will house a new engine on the second floor and include lounges, a caretaker’s room, an auditorium, kitchen and storage. Construction begins promptly after the Monday vote.
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Middletown Volunteer Fire Department
Church and
Washington Streets
George Wiles
Middletown
Fire Company
Carrie
Lora Coblentz
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Washington Street
Church Street
Memorial Hall
Main Street
American Legion
Gasoline and fuel oil price changes reported
Esso Standard Oil Co announces gasoline price increases while home heating oil and heavy industrial fuel oil prices are cut. Tank wagon gasoline prices also fall up to three tenths of a cent per gallon from Monday. Heating oil car and barge prices decrease up to three tenths of a cent per gallon. Representative Kunkel spoke at Vanertown Chamber meeting on foreign and domestic policy. UN Assembly backs Western plan to curb world armaments, despite Soviet protests about an armaments race.
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New York
Esso Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Paris
Unite Nations Assembly
Todar
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Collateral Forfeited Before Local Magistrate Review
Collateral forfeitures were ordered in Peoples Court before Magistrate Manuel 37. Weinberg. Defendants Charles Garber of Altoona Pennsylvania George N. Thomas of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and Harvey E. Kline of Hagerstown Maryland each forfeited $1145. The matter was noted as a conference today. Paris November 15 Secretary of State George C. Marshall is to meet British and French Foreign Ministers to discuss the Ruhr and related questions. Mellon Institute tests show that cutting shaving or singeing hair does not make it grow faster or thicker.
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Manuel
Weinberg
Peoples Court
Charles Garber
Altoona
George N. Thomas
W.nesboro
Harvey E. Kline
Hagerstown
Paris
P.U
George C. Marshall
Ruhr
Mellon Institute
Frank B. Smith Dies At Cumberland Home
Frank B. Smith Star died at his Cumberland residence after about a year of illness. He was president and general manager of the Community Baking Company in Cumberland and served on the board of directors of the Liberty Trust Company of Cumberland.
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Run Star
Dingle
Bos Wf
Liberty Trust Company
Cumberland
Standardized Accounting Is Needed In Md
Judge Joseph Sherbow told Rotary Club of Elliott City that Maryland must standardize accounting across subdivisions to determine if state allocations are fair. He noted the Maryland Commission on Uniform Accounts has not provided standardized forms and warned that over $50 million in state allocations next year depend on fair distribution. He questioned how to detect unduly enriched counties or towns under current varied methods.
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Joseph Sherbow
Maryland
Baltimore
Elliott City
Maryland Commission On Uniform Accounts
Sherbow
Maryland Commission On
Pvt Wachter's Rites Tuesday
The remains of Pvt. Norman Monroe Wachter, 319 East Second street, arrived in this city this afternoon and will be removed to the funeral home, 106 East Church street, where friends may call after three o'clock Sunday. Funeral will take place from the funeral home Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the Memorial Plot Olivet cemetery. He served in Italy in 1944 and is survived by family in this city and Frederic. One arrest for drunkenness reported overnight.
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Norman Monroe Wachter
East Second Street
East Church Street
Memorial Plot
Olivet
Italy
Anzio
Pvt. Wachfantry
Bethiehemmore
Mnie Filb
Walter R. Fe
Frederi
Wachter
Anna May
Boston
Helen Johnson
Dorothy Fritz
Ethel Hefine
Meredith Wachter
Pearl
Bruce Wachter
Etchison and Son
East Coast ship strike halts hundreds of vessels and fuel plants
About 200 ships tied up on the East Coast as AFLIL and New York Ship Owners talks stall. Halifax port remains open while Cunard White Star Line is warned against strikebreaking. Sugar refineries warn of imminent closures as stocks run low and production slows across multiple states.
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AFL
Fed
U. S
Halifax
New
Tocai
New Brunswick
Soha
Margolis
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipton
Ryan
Cunard White Star Line
Qalifax
Maine
Virginia
American Sugar Refining Co
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Franklin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
National Sugar Refining Co
Weather Bureau to Run Eight Hour Day at Frederick Station
The Weather Bureau station west of Frederick will operate on an eight hour day from 8 a m to 4 p m with two observers remaining F Robertson and James Delauney. After farmer appeals the service will continue as a public service though the staff has been reduced from five to two. A room in the administration building at Frederick is doubtful to be ready until December at the earliest. A separate exhibit at the C Burr Artz Library features Samuel Francis Smith and the poem America with related photographs. Also noted is the admission to Maryland bar of James McSherry among 945 lawyers.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
F. Robertson
James Delauney
America
C. Burr Artz Library
Samuel Francis Smith
Edward S. Delaplaine
Smith
John R. Holt
Andover
Mass
Flord Humphries
Anna Helfenstein
Maryland
Court of Appeals
James McSherry
West Second Street
Should Congressmen Put Country Over District In Voting
The Nation Today asks how a Congress member balances district interests versus national welfare. It cites Fulbright on following constituents at times yet supporting strong UN ideals, noting party guidance and personal judgment in voting on poll taxes, isolationism, and broader policy.
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Washington
New
Ater
Arkansas
Congress
Fulbright
United Nations
U. N
Judge Evans Dies at 75 in Elxton
Judge James F. Evans, former associate recree of the Second Judicial Civ il and dean of the Cecil county bar, died at Union Memorial Hospital after a paralytic stroke. He was 75 and had served the county legal community for decades.
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Evans
Elxton
James F. Evans
Second Judicial Civ It
Cecil County Bar
Union Memorial
Hos
More Nazis Are Hanged At Landsberg
Nine more Nazi war criminals were executed at Landsberg Prison, with five gallows victims from SS elite guard units tied to Mauthausen and other camps. Several condemned men had been involved in torture and killings, while two inmates aided abuse. An anti execution appeal from Dr Theophil Worm, bishop of Wuerttemberg, reached President Truman as reviews and sentence reductions paused the continued hangings.
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Inmgis
Fodayerg
Said
Theophil Worm
Wuerttemberg
Truman
Opposed to New Street Divides Frederick Schools Community
Frederick residents and parents at Frederick High School and Elm Street School oppose a proposed street through the high school grounds to Watkins Acres. Superintendent EuGene W. Pruitt cites about 95 percent of petitioning parents against the project, with over 600 petitions returned and most opposing. City actions and endorsements by the Rural-Urban committee of the Frederick Rotary Club are noted.
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Frederick High School
Elm Street
Watkins Acres
Eugene W. Pruitt
Board of Education
Pruitt
Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Explosion Report Heard Citywide Last Night
Residents in central and eastern city areas reported a loud explosion around midnight. Some woke, looked outside, but found nothing unusual. Law enforcement said no unusual incidents were reported in the locality. The sound was heard from the northeast.
Extended Maryland Delaware forecast with rain and cooling
Extended forecast notes clear and cooler conditions in Maryland and Delaware Saturday after early Del Mar peninsula rain. Sunday turns cooler, Monday warms with rain likely Tuesday, then colder midweek. Period temperatures run two to four degrees above normal with rainfall around half to three quarters of an inch.
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Maryland
Delaware
Del-Mar Peninsula
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