Zoning Appeal Heard Over Funeral Home at Market Street
Chief Judge Charles W. Woodward heard arguments on Robert E. B. Dailey’s appeal of the Board of Zoning Appeals denial for a funeral home at 11201 North Market Street. Dailey’s attorney argued the board acted arbitrarily though evidence cited traffic concerns were secondary to property values. Objectors’ counsel urged review limited to board action with evidence supporting the decision, noting police testimony on traffic hazards. Copies of documents and the transcript will be submitted to Judge Woodward for consideration.
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Charles W. Woodward
Board of Zoning Appeal
Robert EB. Dailey
Valentine
North Market Street
Zoning Appeals Board
Dailey
Godward
Zoning Board
Benjamin B. Rozenstock
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
12Th
Bentz
W. Clinton McSherry
James Meherry
W. W. Corbin
Corbin
John Ed. Scheil
Market Street
Woodward
E. Austin James
Temperature May Go To 90 In October Heat
An October 90 degree day, first in 11 years, loomed as heat continued after a coastal storm passed north. Fishing Creek reservoir’s top five feet is dry, dam storage about 60 million gallons with 17 million below normal. Cooler air and possible showers were forecast by Saturday night as the midwest air moved over the mountains.
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Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Midwest
Man Who Invented Hamburger Is Dead
Akron obituary reports Frank Menches died at age 86. He claimed he invented the hamburger 59 years earlier at a county fair when pork sausages ran out and he ordered ground beef, a moment he said created a great American dish.
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Akron
Frank Menches
F Menches
Summit County
Edwards Faces Death Penalty in 1948 Glen Burnie Murders
ANNAPOLIS Oct. 5 The Court of Appeals refused to hear new arguments in Thomas A. Edwards appeal of his conviction for the Glen Burnie murders of 1948 In his second trial before Baltimore Criminal Court the court approved the death sentence The 26 year old Negro was convicted of fatally shooting John A Mahian and Mary Kline the night of Sept 17 1948 executive clemency remains Edwards last hope to avoid the gallows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Thomas A. Edwards
Glen Burnie
High Court
Edwards
Baltimore Criminal Court
U. S. Supreme Court
John A. Mahian
Mary Kline
Public Turns To Other Meats Amid Beef Price Hikes
In Chicago and across 12 major cities an Associated Press survey finds housewives shifting toward pork poultry and fish as beef ceilings ease trade. Few complaints in early trade. buyers in New York poorer areas resist higher prices longer. A Seattle shopper says the family shifts to pork as prices rise.
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Chicago
Associated Press
New York City
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Wash
Ship Breaks Into Halves Off Cape Hatteras
The freighter Southern Isles split in two and sank about 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. Twenty four crew were aboard. seven rescued and five bodies sighted. The Charlotte Lykes aided, rescuing seven and finding bodies, while Coast Guard units and two other freighters raced to the scene as rough seas from a recent hurricane lingered. The ship, 2000 tons, owned by Philadelphia Norfolk Steamship Co, was a former landing ship.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Southern Isles
Coast Guard
Charlotte Lykes
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Florence Luckenbach
Isles
Philadelphia-Norfolk Steamship Co
Wilmington
Del
Tank
Oslofjord Refloated After Grounding In Fog
Passenger liner Oslofjord flagship of the Norwegian America Line ran aground in dense fog this morning near Copenhagen but was refloated without casualties. In New York trading the stock market held to a higher trend despite scattered negative signs.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Oslofjord
Norwegian America Line
New York
Oct. S
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook shows Saturday partly cloudy and warm then cooler with scattered showers mainly Western Maryland. Sunday to Wednesday cooler with showers possible Monday or Tuesday. Temperatures run 4 to 5 degrees above normal. highs near 70, lows from about 40 in the mountains to 50 in central and eastern counties and the Delmar Peninsula.
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Maryland
Delaware
Delmar Peninsula
Fair Success Seen At 89th Frederick Fair
The 89th Frederick Fair drew large crowds on Children’s Day with warm 88 degree weather promising a rainless week. Governors, speeches, and prize awards highlighted the event as bird shows and livestock parades drew spectators, while 4-H contests and racing entertained attendees.
Atomic Weapons Can Cancel Out Foe's Numerical Advantage
LOS ANGELES Oct. 5 Atomic Energy Commission chairman Gordon Dean said the United States has atomic weapons that can erase an enemy's numerical edge on the battlefield and may be used when justified. He spoke at a USC Founder’s Day event, outlining a new era of atomic warfare and broader capabilities beyond intercontinental bombings.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Dean
U. S
United States
Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Southern California
Bean
Russia
Protestant Laymen To Be Organized In Cincinnati
A movement to mobilize Protestant laymen for church and community service launches with United Church Men in Taft Auditorium. Backed by 31,000,000 Protestants, the group aims to reduce juvenile delinquency, foster interfaith goodwill, and strengthen missions. Notables on the board include Grove Patterson, Arthur S. Flemming, Harvey Firestone Jr., Charles E. Wilson, and Harold Stassen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United Church Men
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Taft Auditorium
National Council
Cleveland
Grove Patterson
The
Toledo Blade
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Harvey S. Firestone
Reverend E J Richardson Dies at 82 in Ohio
Rev Edward J Richardson Sr aged 82 longtime Anti Saloon League official in Virginia died Wednesday in Westerville Ohio. He was born in Uppertown Virginia and once lived in Richmond and Berryville Virginia with funeral plans not yet announced.
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E. J. Richardson
Richmond
Edward J. Richardson, Sr
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
Westerville
Upperville
Berryville
Return to Hong Kong for evacuated dependents allowed
Wives and other dependents of Americans in Hong Kong who were evacuated last January when invasion fears gripped the colony may return. The easing political and military situation in Hong Kong follows Reds bogging down in Korea.
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Hongkong
Red China
Korea
Laugh Betrays Him In Fort Wayne Slaying Arrest
In Fort Wayne on a recent night a man laughed loudly in a downtown theater causing the woman ahead to turn and flee. She alerted police who arrested Ralph Rogers, 26, on a manslaughter charge after his wife, 30, was found dead in the basement of their home last Saturday. Rogers had vanished before the body was located.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ralph Rogers
No Cease-Fire In Korea Says Refugees
Reported quotes from pro North Korean officials deny any cease-fire in Korea in the near term. They urge Red troops to prepare for a major offensive as Allied pressure grows. Allied intelligence notes North Korean forces are weakened but Chinese contingents may mount western attacks to complicate operations.
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Eastern Front
Korea
Qci
Red
Halt Assaults By Vietminh Halt Assaults By Vietminh
French air force planes used napalm to halt two Vietminh assaults on Nghia Lo as Thai forces defended the northern and eastern approaches to the city. B 26 bombers and fighters supported the defenders, claimed by French headquarters to have crushed the attacks with heavy losses.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Nghia Lo
Thai Federation
Hanoi
United States
One Killed In Four Car Wreck On U S 13
Pocomore City Oct 5 A spectacular four car smashup on U S 13 near here early today brought death to one Marine and critical injuries to another State Police said both were assigned to the Chincoteague Va naval base their identities withheld until next of kin could be notified Officers said the collision occurred three miles south of Pocomoke City after the Marine car tried to pass one driven by Cleveland Shores 42 of Washington Shores was about to turn left off a southbound lane and the Marine auto was caught between his and a northbound car driven by Joshua Jones 50 Selbyville Del The fourth car driven by 16 year old Eugene Cox of the Chinco teague base crashed into the wreckage they said.
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Pocomore City
U. S. 13
Here
Chincoteague
Poco‘moke City
Cleveland Shores
Washington
Shores
Marine Auto
Joshua Jones
Selbyville
Del
Eugene Cox
Price Electric to open third plant in Brunswick
Price Electric Corporation plans a new 7500 square foot Brunswick plant at Sth and D streets with a November 1 possession date and 90 day conversion period. The facility will house relay manufacturing, employ about 230 workers from Brunswick and surrounding areas, and expand total area to about 50,000 square feet with potential for 875 single shift and over 1000 multi shift workers. The Brunswick Development Company, led by Howard Marvin Jones, coordinated a long term lease with option to purchase as renovations and new equipment are installed.
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Price Electric Corporation
Brunswick
Ll. V. Roughan
Mr. Roughan
Brunswick Development Company, Inc
Sth
D Streets
Brunswick Development Co
Polan Katz Company
Baltimore
Price Electric Corporaton
Roughan
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick Development Company
Harry George,Jr
George Grubb
C. Albert Orrigon
Knoxville Youth Sent to Jail for Speeding and Reckless Driving
A 20 year old Knoxville man, William Richard Mullenix Sr, received a 70 day jail term and $125 in fines after being charged with exceeding 70 mph and reckless driving. Deputy George Crouse testified that Mullenix recklessly passed two cars and would not stop for over a mile, claiming he did not hear the siren until the stop near Route 340 by Jefferson. Also reported Wisconsin Republicans shift support to Taft urging entry to the April 1 primary for the 1952 race.
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Knoxville
William Richard Mullenix
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Mullenix
George Crouse
Jefferson
Crouse
Peoples Court
Frederick
Some Of Towns Best People At Garbage Dump
Moberly Missouri enters a period of waste and protest as a two week old strike by health and street department workers halts garbage collection. Citizens respond by hiring private haulers and using personal cars to bring trash to the city dump, turning the site into a late day gathering spot.
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Moberly
Missouri
Wounded Veteran Claims Navy Plane Hit His Unit
Battle Creek dispatch reports Pvt. Peter K. Pivato a Korean War veteran from Cleveland says a Navy Corsair strafed his rifle company on Hill B2 near Kahae in eastern Korea killing or wounding about 40 soldiers. Navy denies planes in the area. confidential report has been sent to the Secretary of the Navy.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Peter K. Pivato
Cleveland
Percy Jones General Hospital
Japan
Far East
Pirato
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Thin
Pivato
Kameha
Korea
35Th Infantry
25Th Infantry Division
Raige
Pivaia
Yankees Lead In World Series After Five Innings
Yankees hold a 2 to 0 lead over the Giants after five innings of today’s World Series game. In other news, Clarence H. Ropp, 74, of Hagerstown, was killed walking along US 40 south of the city when struck by a car driven by Francis W. Hull, 30, of Clear Spring. State police report fatal injuries including a broken neck and skull and leg fractures. Taft says he will withhold decision on a presidential run until a national sentiment survey is completed by two aides. Lt. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer, commander of the Far East Air Forces in the Korean War’s first year, will retire soon due to ill health.
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Hagerstown
Oct
Clarence H. Ropp
Francis W. Hull
Clear Spring
Taft
Washington
Stratemeyer
Tokyo
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
Ministerial Association Preaching Mission October 7 14
The Frederick City Ministerial Association sponsors a city wide preaching mission featuring Dr. Arnold T. Ohrn, secretary of the Baptist World Alliance. The event runs October 7 through 14 at the local Presbyterian church, with nightly talks starting at eight o'clock. Ohrn, a noted author and church leader with a long Norway background, will also speak to clubs, civic groups, and schools by day. Rev. W. C. Royal serves as honorary chair, with Rev. H. Ness and others guiding hospitality, worship, speaking duties, and publicity.
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Arnold T. Ohrn
Presbyterian Church
Frederick City
Waymond
Wis
Norway
Baptist Theological Seminary
Oslo
Baptist Union of Norway
Baptist Seminary
Baptist World Alliance
Ohrn
Norweiian Sunday School Union
Free Church Council of Norway
Foreign Missions
World Alliance
Obra
W. C. Royal
H. Ness
Paul L. Althouse
E. A. Godsey
W. M. Weaver
Ralph White
UN Seventh Army Campaign Report From Korea Pushes Ahead
United Nations forces pressed a western front drive in Korea on Oct 5 with heavy air activity totaling 220 jets. U N infantry advanced 1000 yards near Heartbreak Ridge while Allied units seized hill positions and repelled Chinese counterattacks. Front reports note Red resistance as political officials reject new cease-fire talks and suggest no truce is imminent.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Fifth Air Force
Heartbreak Ridge
U. N
Matthew B. Ridgway
No-Man’s-Land
Twe
U. S. First Cavalry
Yonehon
Yondhon
34Th Parallel
Storm Fringe Heads Toward Cape Cod and Nantucket
The fringe of a hurricane headed for Cape Cod and Nantucket with 40 to 50 mph winds may strike today. Winds at the center were 70 to 80 mph, with warnings from Cape Hatteras to Portland. Abnormal tides expected from Virginia Capes to Block Island as the storm moved northeast off the Carolina coast after forming in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Washington
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Mass
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Portland
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Block Island
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Carolina
Gunderson pressed over Gabrielson backing for NYSE post
Investigating senators questioned Harvey J. Gunderson about Guy Gabrielson's efforts to secure him the New York Stock Exchange presidency. Gabrielson testified he sought the appointment after Truman failed to reappoint Gunderson to the RFC board. He swore his firm's $18.5 million RFC loan had no bearing on the intercession.
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Washington
Harvey J. Gunderson
Guy G. Gabrielson
New York Stock Exchange
Gabrielson
Gunderson
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
GOP
Curran Funeral Saturday in Baltimore
William Curran former Maryland attorney general and influential Baltimore Democrat dies at 66 after long illness. A funeral service at a local home precedes a requiem mass at St Patrick's Catholic Church with pallbearers including Judge Joseph Shervor? Sherbow, Rep. George Fallon and U S District Attorney Bernard Flynn.
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Senator Morse
Poultry Dept
Horan
Theodore R. McKeldin
Rotary Club
Poultry Department
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Judith
Amy Morse
Poolesville
Elwood Taylor
Berwyn
Henry Hunt
Rockville
Broderick McCrossin
Gaithersburg
Route 2
Taylor
Alton Wilbiar
J. Glenn Beall
Slitord Stiles
Bartholows
Gene Ifert
Middletown
William Wolfe
Myersville
Ifert
William Kenler
Jack Shoemaker
Commission
U. S. No
Price Electric Corp
Wisconsin
G.O.P
Harold E. Stassen
Ohio
Yankees
Giants
Arnold T. Ohen
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