Road-Topping Spreader Lost In Fire In Maryland
A tar-spreader vehicle owned by Norman W. Stiler of Frederick burned near the Samuel Tyler residence in Yellow Spring, causing about 8900 dollars in loss after its 1000 gallon tank of surfactant melted away. Fire units from Independent Hose, Camp Detrick, and other companies battled the blaze for an hour, drawing auxiliary water from the Tyler well and extinguishing the inferno. Separately, a fire at Frederick Iron and Steel Co and an electrical blaze caused an additional 500 dollars in damage.
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Fie
Norman W. Stiler
Frederick Paving
Samuel Tyler
Yellow Spring
Read
Independent Hose Co
Pete’ Crum
Ry Mo
Frederck Siemen
Detrick
Camp Detrick
Trac
Tyler
Junior, United
Citizens
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
U S Leads in Production of Major Energy Sources
The United States stands far ahead of other nations in the production of coal natural gas oil and hydroelectric power reflecting its vast energy resources and industrial capacity across these four major power sources.
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United States
Fear German Recovery Is Too Rapid
French fears that Britain and the United States push German recovery too fast threaten the French government more than the Communist strike. The National Assembly foreign affairs committee protested Britain and America returning Ruhr coal lanes and steel mills to German trustees. It urged international or national technical and commercial control over the Ruhr with resistance to unilateral handling. General De Gaulle warned the decision could be gravest of the 20th century while factions unite on Germany policy.
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Britain
United States
Naionsl Assembly
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ruhr
London S
Ruhr Take A Stand Pet Only For Amternational Control Over Duster
Foregn Minster
Robert Scharman
Wil
Marshall
Hector McNeil
Charles de Gaulle
Marshall Planaid I
France
Assembly Committee
England
Frederick Sees Room for More Low Cost Housing
Frederick housing officials say additional low cost units are possible if Congress funds new projects through housing and slum clearance programs. McSherry notes applications approved a year ago and current lists for Lincoln Taney and Veterans projects are long. Federal support remains key as Frederick has been cited for successful past projects with rapid rent collection and strong maintenance.
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Frederick
Congress
W. Clinton McSherry
Frederick Housing Authority
Lincoln
Taney
Veterans Housing Project
McSherry
MicSnerry
Deep Snow and Wind Strands West Kansas Towns
A wind driven storm blanketed the Mountain and Plains states from Idaho to Kansas and Nebraska, with up to a foot of snow in places. Twenty five hunters were marooned in the Idaho area and relief workers could not reach an injured forest service employee. Goodland and Liberal were cut off by communication and travel became hazardous. Winds reached 40 to 50 mph as the storm moved east northeast expected to bring widespread precipitation with variable temperatures.
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Garden City
Kas
Mountain
Plains
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
Forest Service
Goodland
Liberal
Great Lakes
Chico Bureau
D. Flora
Blizzard Hits Western Kansas Stalling Dozens of Cars
A Topeka man described Western Kansas as having many blizzard elements though temperatures were not extremely low. Cold air pushed westward to Big Pine with readings near two degrees below zero. Between 25 and 30 autos stalled on U S Highway 50 near Kearny Finney counties. West of Garden City division HQ reported many cars off roads with subzero wind chills.
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Topeka
Kansas
Big Pine
Wye
Kearny-Finney County
Garden Cty
Helen Hayes Stars in The Sobbin Women on Radio
Helen Hayes will star in an adaptation of Stephen Vincent Benet’s short story The Sobbin Women as the second offering in her The Electric Theatre radio series. The broadcast airs Sunday, November 2 at 9 pm EST on the Columbia Network, with John Shirley, Broadway and radio actor, co-starring as the male lead.
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Helen Hayes
Stephen Vincent Benet
The
Electric Theatre
Columbia
John 4Yorley
Sensational Harvey comedy to star Morley and Hayes
A juvenile role in the hit Harvey will feature Morley opposite Miss Hayes. The Benet frontier tale follows a family of boys after their parents die as they seek feminine influence. Morley as Harry travels to town and marries Milly, a bonded servant played by Moss Hayes, with a supporting cast including Gof, Dennis King Jr, Monks, Paige, Zinke, Kipp, Ball, Latham, McAteer and Tennyson.
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Harvey
Miss Hayes
Benet
Harry
Morley
Milly
Moss Hayes
Charles Gof
Dennis King, Jr
James Monks
Jacqueline Paige
Peggy Zinke
Emily Kipp
Joseph Ball
Joseph Latham
Alen McAteer
Scott Tennyson
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Ernie Eae
Trederick Camers Shop
West Patrick Sv. Teone
Frederick Paint & Glass Store
North Market St
Frederick, Md
AO Packard
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
International C.O.E
Motor Company
W. Patrick St
C. E. Cline & Son General Home
E. Patrick Street
Western Maryland Trust Co
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sparhiye
George W Allen
Voice of America
State Departments
Moscow
Reading
Blue Ridge News Agency
EZ. Patrick ST
WES Brothers
DeSoto
N. Market St
W. Pat. ST
South Court Street
Amoco
Pan
Allen’s
St.Joseph Bis
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market
Third Sts
Gobbler
Olds
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
West Patrick ST
Toun
Burall
Kear
C. C. Carty
E. Pat Sr
Hotel Frederick
Goar
Lewistown
Flautt’s “Realtors
North Market Street
Community Players, Inc
High School
Cherch and
Market Sts
Frederick Cloak
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