Keilholtz Garage Head Dies In Frederick Truck Crash
Keilholtz 34 a Frederick garage operator died early today when his 1936 Oldsmobile hit the rear of a garbage truck on West Patrick Street. He was rushed to Frederick City Hospital and pronounced dead from a fractured skull and facial injuries. The truck was manned by Harry Goodman John Luby and Earl Duckett. no charges were filed. The accident occurred near Barbara Fritchie’s restaurant as workers loaded the truck. Keilholtz had built a new Route 40 garage and was active as a Hudson parts agent. He leaves a wife Naomi Seilholtz and four children.
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John Joy Keilholtz
Frederick
Bruchey
Dateres Gabetene Tot Rath
Wisner
Keilholtz
Tte Barbara Fritchie Cabins
West Fatrick Street
Reo
Harry Goodman
John W. Luby
Earl Martin Duckett
Schreyer
Hiattholtz
Duckett
Keilsholtz
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phelps
Iris Carty
Douglas Stup
NNVES
West Patrick Street
Route 40
Motors
Hudson Parts
Sugarless fair entries rise as war years linger
Frederick Fair highlights include 9 more sugarless cakes than last year and steady needlework counts. Cured meats and canned goods attract attention amid sugar shortages while jellies and pickles decline. Exhibitors face a still uncertain future for the fair.
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Frederick Fair
U S May Ease Meat Shortage
Rep Spence after a White House conference with President Truman said the government may take remedial action to ease the meat shortage but he declined to discuss specifics. Secretary Anderson warned of a potential need to seize market bound livestock.
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Washington
Ortft
Spence
D-Ky
Truman
House Banking Committee
White House
Anderson
Mr. Truman
OPA
New Maritime Strike Begins Paralyzes Ocean Shipping
Washington reports a new maritime strike starting at 4 a.m. as crews quit ships after wage hour contracts expired. CIO Machine Engineers and AFL Masters, Mates & Pilots led the action, with Pacific shipowners rejecting a favored hiring system and federal conciliators racing to broker an eastern agreement before dawn.
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Washington
Labor Department
Fieop
Pacific
CIO Macine Engineers
AFL Masters, Mates & Pilots
Resume Efforts To End Pittsburgh Strike
Federal negotiators renewed efforts to end Pittsburgh’s eight day power strike in a joint session with labor and management. The meeting occurred in secrecy at the old post office building with reporters barred, while LA & Conciliation Service offices were on the third floor.
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Pittsburgh
Post Ofice
LA & Conciliation Service
Keilholtz Siblings Named In Obituary Funeral Notice
The Keilholtz family is listed with Mrs. Harold Stull and others as survivors. The body rests at 106 East Church street funeral home with services Thursday at 2 30 PM. Interment follows at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 PM. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Laine
Carol Elaine
Constance Jean
Ethel Marie Keilholtz
Harold Stull
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Cordell Hull Suffers Stroke in Bethesda Hospital
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull suffered a slight stroke during the night and was reported in satisfactory condition by the Navy. Hull had entered Bethesda Naval Hospital on September 12 for a checkup and test.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Navy
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
U S Interest on Dardanelles Question Stays High
Washington reports Under secretary of State Acheson said the United States remains actively interested in Russian demands on Turkey over the Dardanelles. Officials are weighing how to respond to Russia's second note and potential peace threats in the Straits. Separate report notes a false alarm at the Robert E Lee hotel when a grill grease fire was extinguished by staff.
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Acheson
United States
Turkey
Dardanelles
Russia
Uniteds
Independents
Robert E. Lee
34th Fair Opens at Frederick With Fine Exhibits
The 34th Frederick Fair opened in cool weather with livestock judging in progress and early races set. Exhibits include Holstein Guernsey and Hereford cattle, grade and pure bred horses, 4-H projects, and county produce displays worth up to eighty dollars. Attendance may be lighter early, but preparations and midway shows continue despite New Jersey Fair delays.
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Frederick
Nanport
Cetlin
Wilson Midway
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Frederick County
Democratic
West Patrick Street
Reds Name Johnny Neun as Manager For Next Season
Johnny Neun named manager of the Cincinnati Reds for next season. Warren C. Giles, Reds general manager, announced the appointment in New York on October 1 while noting Neun’s 14 years with the New York Yankees. The stock market showed gains in early trading as letters and dealings remained slow.
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Cincinnati
Tohny Nevyn
New York Yankee Baseball Organization
Cincinnati Reds
Warren C. Giles
Reds
New York
Verdict at Nuremberg targets aggression as supreme crime
Mackenzie notes the international tribunal’s ruling that aggression is the supreme crime and that punishing individuals, not abstract powers, will deter future wars. He highlights Goering as the era’s defining figure, recalling Goering’s fear and pragmatism during the trials and his grim forecast at crossing the Rhine.
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America
Russia
Britain
France
Morehan
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U.N
China
Razsin
Security Council
Thebunal
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Hitler
Europe
Germany
Grins
Berlin
Hermann C
Goering
Reich
Mondorf
Luxembourg
Hiroshima
George Tucker
Tucker
Stars and Stripes
Nueenberg
Rhine
Temporary hospital plan for Martinsburg VA center
The Veterans Administration announced a plan to use the Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia as a temporary hospital. The move aims to augment medical facilities during wartime demands and reflects broader VA utilization of existing sites for patient care.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Three Children Placed in Custody by Juvenile Court
Juvenile Court Judge Patrick M. Sehnauffer ordered three children of Mrs. Maud Brashears Stephens of Knoxville placed in the custody of the Children's Aid Society. Testimony charged that their father figure Robert Working, of Lovettsville, Va, used the home and welfare checks for his benefit as the children faced neglect and erratic supervision. Neighbors described constant road exposure, late-night hitchhiking, locked doors, and frequent screams, with conditions labeled deplorable by county probation officer Mrs. William C. Roderick.
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Maud Brashears Stephens
Knoxville
Althy
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Children's Aid Society
Robert Working
Lovettsville
Stepheng
Walters
Raymond
Schunwuffee
Stephens
William C. Roderick
Stephens Place
Truman to Urge Chest Drive Support Across Nation
President Truman will address the nation tonight from 10 30 to 10 35 P M urging support for Community Chests including Red Feather campaigns. A B Collinus chairman of the local drive will speak in Frederick after the President, with the drive opening October 14.
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Frederick
A. B. Collinus
Collinus
Taaan Red Feather Caren
American
Columbia
Mutual
National Broadcasting Systems
Charges Klan And Bund Link
The Justice Department says it uncovered evidence linking the Ku Klux Klan and the German American Bund from 1937 to 1941. An official states the evidence proves collaboration to promote racial and religious dissension before the war. Government agents found ties during investigations of Klan activities and plan swift prosecution if federal violations are found.
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Washington
Nazi Leaders Sentenced at Nuremberg Trial
The international tribunal handed death by hanging to 12 leaders of the Hitler regime and life terms to Rudolf Hess and others, with Franz Von Papen Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritsche acquitted. Doenitz received ten years. Doenitz, Speer and Neurath got 20 and 15 years respectively. The verdicts prompt appeals to the Allied Control Commission.
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International War Crimes Tribunal
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Franz von Papen
Njalmar Schacht
Hans Fritsche
Y. T. Nikitchenko
Aso
Rudolf Hess
General Staff
High Command
Britain
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France
Allied Control Council
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Schacht
von Papen
Berlin
Fritsche
Robert H. Jackson
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Wilhelm Keitel
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Wilhelm Frick
Julians Streicher
Fritz Sauckel
Gen
Jonn
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Martin Bormann
Scotland
Walther Funk
Erich Raeder
Hjalmar Schacht
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Doenitz
Karl Doenitz
Germany
Fuedger
Baldur van Schirach
Hitler
Albert Speer
Constantin von Neurath
Bohemia and
Moravia
Allied Control Commission
Bevin
Quarry Blasts Prompt County to Seek State's Attorney Guidance
Frederick officials discussed the heavy quarry blasts shaking homes with State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk after receiving many complaints. They consulted their attorney Walliam M. Storm and were told they could not act, then took the matter to the state prosecutor with plans to notify quarry operators.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
Walliarm M. Storm
Frederic County War Memorial Association Plans Expansion
A meeting of officers in the Mutual Insurance building discussed enlarging the general committee to include every county section. Past association activities were reviewed as part of the planning session.
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Frederic County War Memorial Association
Mutual Insurance Company
Chewing Gum Price Control Debate and OPA Rationale
A Washington Oct 14 report states the Office of Price Administration ended chewing gum price control arguing it does not affect living costs. Officials warn maintaining equitable controls would require a new ceiling above the likely free market level.
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Washington
OPA
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