Lewistown Grange Wins Fair Prize
Lewistown Grange won first prize of 30 dollars in the county fair display judging for farm and garden products at the Frederick Fair Grounds. New Market took second, Ballenger third, with prize money ranging to 80 dollars for the overall best display. Oscar Cline and John F. Masser placed in top finishes for individual displays, while midway attractions and lunch stands drew attention as racing cards and Children's Day changes affected attendance.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick County
Lewistown Grange
New Market
Ballenger
Middletown
Carroll Manor
Creagerstown
Sekferson
Emmitsburg
Braddock
Thurmont Granges
Charlotte Reeder
Robert Ausherman
Merhle Ramsburg, Jr
Ruth Ramsburg
Donald Ausherman
Theodore ,Dutrow
Darrene’ Dutrow
Jeanette Ausherman
Joseph Reeder
Oscar Cline
John F. Masser
Cetlin
Wilson
Approval of Budget for Refugee Organization by UN Council
The United Nations Economic and Social Council unanimously approved a 155 million dollar budget for the proposed international refugee organization after totaling about 106 million in funding. Delegates shifted the contentious budget details to the General Assembly while keeping objections possible.
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Lake Success
Ualley Nations Economic and Social Council
International Refugee Organization
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IRO
General Assembly
Goering Seen as a Phony by Prison Analysts
Nuernberg prison psychiatrists Lt. Col. William Dunn and Dr. Gustave Gilbert declared Hermann Goering a phony through and through. Dunn said Goering likes to pose as a gallant air force officer while Gilbert agreed the defense knows he is insincere.
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Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
William Dunn
New York
Reichsmarsher
Gustave Gilbert
Local Flyer Is Officially Declared Dead
Benjamin Winfred Anderson aviation ordnanceman first class has been declared dead by the U S Navy. His parents were notified in a letter from Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal. He served in the Solomon Islands and flew with Bombing Squadron 109 from Apama, Gilbert Islands, on a patrol mission over the Marshall Islands. The plane did not return and no further information has been received about the crew. Anderson married Nancy Hood in October 1943 and had previously worked at the Tivoli theater in Tacoma Washington.
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U.S. Navy
Paul B. Anderson
Taney
Forrestal
Apamama
Gilbert Islands
Pases
Marshall Islands
Navy Department
Solomon’s
Aviation Ordnanceman
Anderson
Solomons
Nancy J. Hood
San Diego
Tacoma
Bombardier Anderson
Tivoli Theater
Navy
Trials move toward execution dates for Nazi leaders in Nuernberg
Lawyers for 11 condemned German war criminals plan appeals to shift death sentences from hanging to shooting if clemency fails. Allied officials met in Berlin to arrange Oct 16 executions at Nuernberg courthouse with heightened security.
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Alaur
Caunei
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrap
Berlin
Martin Bormann
Four Power Commission
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Alsout
Hjalmar Schacht
Franz von Fapen
Rhine
Hans Fritsche
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Allied Control Council
U. S
International Military Tribunal
Adolph Hitler
Fuehrer
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Wilhelm Keitel
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Hang Frank
Wilhelm Frick
Alfred Rosenberg
Julius Streicher
Fritz Sauckel
Alfred Jodl
Arthur Seyess-Inquart
U S Forces Back Policy in Mediterranean and Dardanelles
Washington reiterates unity in foreign policy as Navy and Army coordinate with State. Acheson and Forrestal stress American naval presence since the republic’s early days and readiness to act against threats to peace in the Mediterranean, the Dardanelles, and beyond.
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Turkey
Dardanalles
Boscow
Washington
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Parrestal
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Mediterranean
Middle East
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Yalta
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Woman shot to death in Bethesda home
Bethesda, Oct. 2 Mrs. Gertrude Hendricks 42 was shot to death today in her home. State's attorney Joseph B. Simpson Jr said he will issue a warrant charging her husband Homer Hendricks 46 a lawyer and former Texas legislator with the slaying. Police said the shooting followed an argument in the Hendricks home.
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Bethesda
Gertrude Hendricks
Joseph B. Simpson, Jr
Homer Hendricks
Texas
Hendricks
Local Trucker Denies Rumor Of Death After Movie Night
Mark Twain quotes aside, C Edward Winpigler denies reports of his death after neighbors and police pursued a lingering rumor. He and his wife were at a cinema Tuesday when acquaintances stared, though he offered no explanation for how the false claim began.
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Mark Twain
C. Edward Winpigler
East Church Street
Winpigler
May Meeting May Name Chief At City Hall Informed
A possible appointment of a police chief was discussed at tonight s Mayor and Aldermen meeting. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler s name not indicated and a union delegation was expected but their purpose was not disclosed.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Palestine Talks End London Adjourns For Indefinite Period
An official source said the Palestine conference adjourned for an indefinite period with Arab delegations likely to return home. Bevin and Hall attended the sixth meeting. a press conference is planned to reveal the Arab plan for settlement. A communique will outline British and Allied views on adjournment. Also reported are overnight arrests for intoxication and disturbing the peace. A currency call for national bank condition as of Sept 30 was issued.
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London
Ernest Bevin
George Hall
Settlement Near in Maritime Strike Talks at Wastangton
Edgar L. Warren said all parties in the maritime strike negotiations were being called to a session to push a settlement. After morning talks between unions and ship owners he noted optimism but warned against further adjournments. Continuous talks began at 1 p.m with hope of an early end to the strike.
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Wastangton
Wel 2
Congiialion
Edgar L. Warren
Ino Oat Bop
Warren
Ieved
A Commission
Teachers Of County Meet In Frederick County Session
Frederick County teachers hold a semi annual meeting in Frederick this afternoon with reports from the National Education Association convention. They plan to travel Oct 18 to Baltimore for the Maryland State Teachers Association conference at the Fifth Regiment Armory. Public schools will close Oct 18 for attendance. The session includes talks on constitution by laws adoption, salary planning, and legislative progress, plus tickets for a lecture series.
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Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers’ Association, Inc
Fifth Regiment
National Education Association
Buffalo
aTen Hneaneldarath
Association
Lord Baltimore
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick ‘County
State Teachers' Association
Milson C. Raver
Westminster
Frederick County Teachers Association
Julia Etchison
Mary K. Renn
Union Ridge
Marion
Moser
J. Shui
Beattie Stauffer
Walkersville
Ethel Crawford
Thurmont
William B. Jones
Brunswick High School
Laurie Weagley
Middletown
Softness charged by Tzvestia to judges at Nuernberg trials
Berlin reports note that Hjalmar Schacht Franz von Papen and Hans Fritsche were acquitted by the Nuremberg tribunal though many papers view the acquittals as unjust. Soviet and German outlets criticize leniency and call for accountability under German law.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Frans von Papen
Hans Fritsche
Nueraverg
Plegel
Hess
Schacht
Von
Hitler
Sagesspiegel
Moscow
Tzvestin
Nueroberg
Rudolf Theseof
Hjalmar Schucht
Franz von, Papen
Ilins Fritsche
Susit
Miilitary Tribunal
High Command
Igvestia
Hirtristinal
Gutlows Goering
Ribbentrop
Rosenberg
Geruan War Command
Sail
Notice Served On Contractor For Prosecutor
State's Attorney Edwin F. Nikirk serves a cease and desist order on C. J. Langenfelder and Son, quarry operators west of Frederick, alleging public nuisance from blasting and vibrations. The notice requests reduced charges and restricted blasting hours to protect residents. County officials sought intervention after complaints of house vibrations and possible structural damage.
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C. J. Langenfelder and Son
Myersville-Prederick
Frederick
Edwin F. Nikitk
Haven
Nikirk
Thomas Summers
Shoakstown
Frederick County
Western Station
Hull Condition Unchanged as Navy Reports
Washington October 2 Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull’s illness remains serious but essentially unchanged according to a Navy Department bulletin from Bethesda Naval Hospital. Hull, who served 12 years in Roosevelt's cabinet, rested well toward the night’s end and his status was described as essentially unchanged. The bulletin notes his continued confinement to hospital care.
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Washington
Cordel
Betrayal Of Big Four Is Charged
Yugoslavia accuses the United States and Great Britain before the peace conference of forcing a military base and colonial style regime on Trieste. Pijade denounces the five Big Four proposals as not meeting Foreign Ministers aims and calls Trieste a de facto Anglo American condominium.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
United States
Great Britain
Free State of
Trieste
Adriatic
Tallon
Prinde
Zound
Pijade
U. S
Tom Connally
Gladwyn Jebb
Weather summary notes frosty night and variable September
Forecaster predicts a light frost tonight with a chance of white coating early tomorrow. Minimum 43, no seventies this afternoon. October's cool reception kept highs near 58. September showed dry early then heavy rain, three inches in last 10 days, bringing yearly precip to above normal. Fishing Creek reservoir returned to full. Temperature range 34 to 62.
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Fishing Creek
Easing Meat Shortage Seen Uncertain In Washington
The administration searches for fixes to a meat shortage with little sign of a solution. Officials dismiss central price cuts or requisitioning meat animals as likely steps while a possible seizure of livestock arriving at markets is noted. An Agriculture Department report shows last week’s federally inspected output at 80 million pounds, 27 percent of the previous year. Political voices blame administration bungling, neuf action, and forecast a Republican midterm impact.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Agriculture Department
White House
Rep
Spense
D-Ky
Truman
Spence
Capehart
R-Ind
America
OPA
New Air Mail Stamp Selling In Local Post Office
Local post office reports strong demand for the new five cent air mail stamp since last week’s sale. Rural route requests rise as carriers distribute the stamps and old six and eight cent stamps grow nearly obsolete. The five cent rate covers one ounce nationwide, Canada and territories with a reduced air mail cost for overseas servicemen using OPA or Fleet Post Office numbers.
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Fleet Post Office
Canada
Archbishop Stepinac Collaboration Trial Testimony
A Franciscan monk testified in Zagreb that Archbishop Alojz Stepinac wrote a pastoral letter urging passive resistance after Yugoslavia’s liberation. The trial examines his alleged collaboration with the Tito regime.
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Yugoslavia
Alojzii Stepinac
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