New Western Alliance To Be Proposed To US State Dept
Washington reports a proposed North Atlantic defense pact linking the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Iceland, Denmark and Portugal through a UN charter framework. Diplomats say completion is unlikely before late February or early March due to delays in European drafts and negotiations.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Europe
State Department
Senate
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Iceland
Denmark
Portugal
Lovett
Western European Union
London
London Dispatches
Sawmill Worker Is Driven From Shack
In Hot Springs a sawmill worker Douglas Inman, 38, was shot by officers after dropping his rifle and surrendering. He will be charged with the slaying of his friend Lee Callister, 57, who was shot as he urged Inman not to harm the cook, who Inman claimed tried to poison him. Abe Lincoln quote appears as context.
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Hot Springs
N. ML
Zas
Douglas Inman
Ollie Osborn
Lee Callister
Pete Kinney
Callister
Inman
Will Inman
Contributors To Freedom Train Fund List Released
A new list of donors to Frederick's Freedom Train Fund shows local support nearly reaching expenses. Contributors include Frederick Coca Cola, Metropolitan Life, M D Harp Agency, Ballenger Grange, Hillside Motor, Lincoln High PTA, Zonta Club of Frederick, Hotel Frederick, Sears Roebuck, J C Penney, Maryland Hotel, American Legion, and many more.
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Frederick
Frederick Coca Cola Company
Charles E. Taylor
Metroplitan Life Insurance Co
M.D. Harp Agency
Frederick Underwriters
Ballenger Grange
Hillside Motor Company
Lincoln High Parent-Teacher Association
Walkersville Homemakers Club
Middletown Valley Grange
Thurmont Homemakers Club
Zonta Club of
Ellin’s Haberdashery
Anthony Marrone
George Simentor
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Wachier and Hildebrand
Clarence Hardy
Davis Studio
Fellows Studio
Roger Rice
American Legion
C. E. Cline and Son
Wm. E Ross
Blue Ridge News Agency
Cappelia’s
Modern Lighting Company
Leather Shop
Young's Beauty Salon
Li Finance Company
Williams Typewriter Company
J. R. McConnell
Glenn
Garber
Local Shop Names Featured in Town Directory
Harry T Krantz Carroll Keane Charles S Jones Alvey Renn K Brad Wolfe Hamiltons Grocery Radio Center Smittys Shor Shop Karl Jacobson Dears Smoke Shop Cavells Grocery Dollies Lunch Cramer Palace Of Music Frederick 5 And 10 Cent Store White House Pastry Sam Miller Clothing Stores Central Restaurant Landis Jewelry Store Harrys Dependable Shop Ormonds Young Mens Shop Herman Weener Dr Snow.
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Harry T. Krantz
Carroll Keane
Charles S. Jones
Alvey Renn
K. Brad Wolfe
Hamilton's
Radio Center
Smitty's
Karl Jacobson
Dear
Cavell
Negress Charged With Murder Of Husband
Savannah widow Amy James Mallard, 62, was charged with her husband's murder after a funeral, released without bond into attorney Ellis Pope in Lyons, Ga. She claimed she and the victim, 37, were slain by robed white men during ambush. Sheriff said the incident followed the funeral and arrest. A separate report from Hagerstown notes Donald Hayes, 14, faces manslaughter charges after an accidental shooting killed his 9-year-old brother during a hunting trip.
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Savannah
Robert Mallard
Otek
Amy James Mallard
Ellis Pope
Lyons
W. E. McDuffie
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Hagerstown
Donald Hayes
Smithsberg
Carol
Donald
Dock Workers Strike Ends Across Coasts
East coast longshoremen lifted a blockade and 65 000 International Longshoremen’s Association members overwhelmingly voted to accept a peace formula ending an 18 day walkout. West coast dock workers appeared ready to approve settlement terms as merchants faced losses and cargo delays eased.
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New York
AFL
Joseph P. Ryan
Ryan
International Longshoremen’s Association
Virginia
Atlantic
West Coan Cio
Merchant
Striking Seamen Idle as Pact Rolls Out Across Coasts
Fleet and left ports across the United States and Britain idle, with thousands of workers furloughed. More than 500 ships tied up and losses running high. Pacific coast costs around 344 million dollars. New York daily toll about 550 million. East coast harbor locals accepted the terms. a Brooklyn faction and a Jersey City group rejected the pact amid rising rank-and-file disapproval.
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Britain
Pacific
Atlantic
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Hampton Roads
Berlin Telephone Directories Scarce as Paper Shortage Grows
Berlin reports a severe paper shortage with the new telephone directory scarce. Black marketeers demand 16 units of gold paper for a Betal changer subscription and offer two copies at 100 marks, around 350 cents, under a tight exchange rate.
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Berlin
Peace Disturbance Charge Against Five
A morning blotter item reports five arrests on peace disturbance charges over the weekend. Additional detentions include three for drunkenness, two loitering cases, and one vagrancy hold. Named individuals include Charles Booth of 217 Phobus Avenue and Myra Blackston of 524 Klineharts Alley among others in multiple towns.
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Charles Booth
Phobus Avenue
Charles Goins
Klineharts Alley
Myra Blackston
Twentey
Carty
Judson C. Kingo
Bell
Haugh
Dan Comney
Camp Detrick
Cicer Shock
Walter Hallman
Centerville
Ethel Reddie
Rt. 1
Frederick
Albert D. Castle
Boonsboro
Hoffman
Sgt. Swomiley
Harry Jennings
Middletown
Harold Williams
New Market
Sale Of Three Farms In County Announced
The sale of Frederick Farms includes three parcels in Mount Pleasant County and involves buyers Mr and Mrs Jie Mt Pleas. Officials announce the auction date and terms for the properties located in Frederick Farms and surrounding parcels.
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Frederick Farms
Io i
Jie Mt Pleas
Maryland farmer sells 300 acre trio to new owners
George B. Stevens Sr of Baltimore planned a retirement sale for his 300 acre holdings including two dairy barns five silos three dwellings and bank barns after selling the Clarence Warner Stanley Stull and Everett Green farms for about sixty thousand dollars. New owners take possession March 3 with sale set February 24. Baltimore officials A Neil McCardell and Bertram L Boone attended.
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Frederick
Resorts
Clarence Warner
Stanley Stull
Everett Green
George B. Stevens
Baltimore
Stevens
Ice In
Ville
Emmett R. Bowlus
Lane leads Marylanders to New York for Colts Dodgers game
Governor W Preston Lane of Maryland arrived with 1,690 Marylanders to watch the Colts Dodgers professional football game in New York City on November 23.
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Abe Lincoln
Gettisberg
Allynthm
Chile
Rustcraft
Storm & Shipley
Radhie
Freedom Train Fund
Negress
Florida
Oriental Gardens
Fountain of Youth
Marineland
Daytona Beach
Hialeah Race Track
Indian Village
Miami
Winter Quarters
Ringling Brothers Circus
Million Dollar Fier
St. Petersburg
Bok Tower
Cypress Gardens
Silver Springs
Miami Beach
Lincoln Bus Lines
Walter Snow
North Market St
Optometrist
Tom Cane
Westinghouse
Ted Malone
ABC Network
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick St. S. W
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Marie
Amereasee
Tyler’s
Ghrprive
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