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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1947

Page

14

Local Man Ends Life With Shotgun

John Marion Miller aged 58 shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun at his Taney Street apartment Saturday night and died en route to the hospital. He left a note saying he was sorry and had been in a nervous state. Miller threatened family members previously and was found unconscious, later pronounced dead at the emergency ward. He belonged to United Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 13 and had worked for E. C. Valentine. Funeral services are set at his parents’ home with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery.

John Marion Miller Taney Apartments Miller White Sergt W. W. Corbin Taney Lanceacks Frank Dorsey Ben Phebus, Jr William Royer Rov E Goldie Redmond Miller Margaret Fritz Miller Haylene Miller Ronald F. Millle Roy E. Miller Sheldon F. Miller Frederick Donald Scott Damascus United Steam Fire Engine Co E. C. Valentine

Editor Batorowicz and family found dead in Wlochy

The Warsaw editor Dr. Batorowicz aged 51, a leftwing figure of Gazeta Ludowa, and four family members were found dead at their home in suburban Wlochy. Investigators suspect poisoning. The paper had ties to the Polish Peasant Party led by Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, who with colleagues recently fled to England.

Warsaw Batorowicz Gazeta Ludowa Wlochy Polish Peasant Party Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Mikolajczyk Poland England

Handicap prevalence in the United States reported

One out of every six persons in the United States is described as physically handicapped in the report. The source notes the statistic and discusses implications for policy and support services.

United States

Community Carol Sing Planned on Evangelical Reformed Steps

Recreation Commission schedules a December 18 7 30 pm community carol sing on the Evangelical Reformed church steps with Mrs Alton Benhart as general chair and Elm Street School Glee Club and Frederick High School Glee Club participating. If successful, monthly events may follow as part of a city wide year round program for all residents.

Evangelical Reformed Church Alton ¥. Benhert North End Civic Association Lillian Braungart George Gorsuch Elm Street School Glee Club Heisley Corum Frederick High School Little Commission Robert L. Smith West Second Street

Army to build up home based airborne division to 16000

Washington reports the Army will expand its sole domestic airborne division to the full 16 000 man standard infantry division. The move reflects plans to strengthen airborne capabilities and unit size amid ongoing defense assessments.

Washington Army

County Seal Sale Now Being Conducted

The 41st annual Christmas seal sale is under way in Frederick County with seals distributed by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. Proceeds fund local health education and tuberculosis prevention efforts as a 21‑member board and an executive committee oversee operations.

Frederick County Thomas E. Williams Warren Evans Charles E. Henson Edwin Sponselier Luther W. Remsberg Margaret Wiles F. Russell Young William R. Sell Benjamin Rosenstock J. A. Culler Harry T. Zimmerman Bette Bloome

Legion Opens Crusade Against Un Americanism

Baltimore November 23 Harry S Allen state commander of the American Legion urged Maryland post officers to lead in a crusade to stamp out un American philosophies The day of passive Americanism is gone. He warned of a well financed highly organized effort from alien thinking aiming to discredit and confuse by foul methods.

Baltimore Harry S. Allen American Legion Maryland Allen

Two Drivers Cited After Ambulance Crash Damages Vehicles

Two drivers face traffic court tonight for failure to yield right of way after Saturday crashes caused more than 1200 dollars in damage to five autos but no serious injuries. Clyde Plunkard, of Buckeystown, allegedly failed to yield to an ambulance en route to a hospital, pushing the ambulance into a taxi.

Clyde Plunkard Buckeystown Russell Z. Harman Harry Phillips A. R. Etchison Carrol Parkway College Avenue Dan Swomley Paul William Hurlock Etchison South Market Street Bentz Street Plunkard Harman Patrick Street

Crash damage estimates and pope gratitude noted

The report cites damages from three vehicle crashes with estimates for Cooper at $100 and Young and Easler cars at $156 and $300 respectively. Weather was bad but not causal. Separately Pope Pius XII thanked Americans for aiding Europe and urged continued relief.

Cooper Phillips Plunkard

ABA Opposes Reimposition of Consumer Credit Controls

Washington reports that the American Bankers Association rejects fresh price and wage ceilings and consumer credit controls. Kenton E. Cravens of St. Louis challenges the President’s figures on installment buying and its impact on inflation, saying statistics are used glibly.

Washington Truman Capitol Hill American Bankers Association ABA Kenton E. Cravens St. Louis

Credit spokespersons debate consumer credit scope in Senate

Cavens of the Merchants Bank in St Louis prepares testimony for the Senate Banking Committee while Truman cites a $21 billion level of consumer credits. Taft of Ohio chairs the hearing as the ABA releases the text for review.

Truman ABA Cavens Bmerchantile Commerce Bank and Trust Co St. Louis Senate Banking Committee Taft R-Qhio

Committee blocks price control and rationing in proposals

Senate House Economic Committee has ruled out price control and rationing items in the President’s proposals. It also rejected the idea of government authority to regulate feeding of grain to livestock and poultry.

Senate House Economic Committee

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