Working Gets 3 Years to State Cut
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer sentenced Raymond Brashears 13, to three years in the House of Correction after a jury found 34 year old Vincent Working guilty of assault and battery. The trial revealed a earlier juvenile case and thefts involving Raymond Coates and Daniel Williams with liquor robberies and clothing store thefts.
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Vobert
West Virginia
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Maud Brashears Stephens
Knoxville
Raymond Coates
Harry
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Baltimore
Coates
Allen Bartgis
Daniel E. Williams
Calleu
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Herman Brown
East Patrick Street
Lieut. R
Montevue
W. Jerome Offutt
Richard E. Zimmerman
State Reformatory
Raymond
Ashby Webber
Working
Stephens
Brecheen Harris In Second Series Game At St Louis
Sports column notes St Louis Cardinals rely on Harry Brecheen nicknamed The Cat for game two of the 1946 World Series at Sportsman's Park. Boston Red Sox starter Mickey Harris, a 17 and 9 pitcher, fans hopes of ending their long drought since 1918.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
Cronin
Sox
Mickey Harris
Boston
Pope Pius Denies Approving Yugoslav Forced Conversions
Rome October 7 Pope Pius XI told the Sacred Roman Rota that he never approved forced conversions in Yugoslavia. He called the collaboration trial of Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac sad and urged that those shouting for tolerance and freedom of conscience often push to oppress Catholics.
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Pius XI
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Wssu
Ex GI and wife plan Ireland move with child
Ex master sergeant Mark Summers and his wife Alice Drew Summers with son Mark Drew, of 238 North Market Street, intend to sail November 6 aboard the S S America to Bangor County Down Northern Ireland to reside in Mrs Summers’ hometown. Summers, recently returned from duty with Eighth and Ninth Air Forces, holds a one year visa to Britain and may stay if renewed.
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Mark Drew
North Market Street
S. S. America
Ireland
Great Britain
Summers
Camp Detrick
Violence in Venezia Giulia Flare injures in Gorizia
Turmoil in the Venezia Giulia border area erupts as 15 to 20 injured during a pro Yugoslav Italo Slovene anti Fascist union demonstration authorized by Allied authorities. Stones smoke bombs and missiles fly as protesters clash with opposing crowds amid a parade and railway sabotage headlines. President Truman plans to visit Annapolis this fall to inspect midshipmen and attend a football game.
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Venezia Giulia
Trieste-Gorizia
Annapolis
Washington
Truman
U. S. Naval Academy At
No Nothing plan cited by Robertson in telegram
Fourth Baltimore October 7. Republican congressional candidate Fau Robertson urged President Truman to rename the OPA as the Office of Price Advancement in a telegram. He mocked shortages with the phrase No mess no automobiles no homes no sugar no soap no nothing and questioned the price of the OPA.
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Fau Robertson
Truman
OFA
Office of Price Advancement
Robertson
Deals and party lines blur in Maryland revenue report
The Sherbow commission report on state revenue redistribution draws bipartisan attention as McKeldin OConor back each other’s campaigns while Markey challenges eight-year tax inactions. OConor endorses the commission except racing provisions as Lane weighs education funding. Temperature shifts and Denmark beer exports cap the day.
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Mayor MecKeldin
D. John Markey
Philander B. Briscoe
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Democratic Club
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W. Preston Lane, Jr
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Doane O'Conor
Markey
Sherbow
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Marbury Commission
Attlee Seeks Truman Reply on Palestine Immigration
London officials report President Truman has not yet answered Prime Minister Attlee’s message on Palestine. Truman asked open entry to substantial Jewish immigration. Arab leaders protest, Jewish agency welcomes move. Dewey calls for hundreds of thousands of Jewish arrivals.
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Attlee
Truman
Palestine
Arab Committee Agency
Jewish Agency
British Foreign Office
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Supreme Court Opens 1996 97 Term Amid Firsts and Feuds
The Supreme Court begins its 1996 97 term with all nine justices present for the first time in a year. Chief Justice Vinson returns to the bench as Associate Justices Jackson and Black appear together publicly for the first time since a feud erupted last summer over a Nuernberg war crimes case. Jackson had left the court during the prior term, reducing membership to seven after Chief Justice Stone’s death in April. The court recessed with 21 undecided cases and recent public exchanges between Jackson and Black add tension to the opening session.
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Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
Jackson
Nuernberg
Harlan F. Stone
Black
Fire claims Baltimore widower as twins survive blaze
Pi Allen B Lowe, 44, a widower and stockholder in a laundry chain, was burned to death in his bed during two apartment fires on the second day of Fire Prevention Week in Baltimore. Twin girls Dorothy Ann and Mary Ann Williams, age one, were critically injured after neighbors saved them from a blaze on the third floor. The University apartments on Jefferson Street and a Park Avenue building faced evacuations as neighbors aided residents and authorities investigated the causes.
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Allen B. Lowe
Lowe
J. Blake Lowe
Equitable Trust Company
Dorothy Ann
Mary Ann Williams
Astlee Williams
Jefferson Street
University
Gre
Marion Cartier
Park Avenue
Washington Bakers Threaten To Strike Tonight
Washington bakers threaten to cut off 80 percent of the district bread supply with a strike tonight if a daylong meeting with 40 bakeries fails to reach an agreement. The AFL Bakery Workers demand a 184 percent wage increase and James Holden, a U.S. conciliator, has convened a meeting of employer and union negotiators for today.
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Washington
AFL
Focal
U.S
Alaska to vote on statehood theme in general election
Alaska prepared for a key ballot question the canyoon vote topic expected to swell demand for statehood in tomorrow's general election. Dunheau notes this marks the first time the issue has come before the territory's voters.
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Alaska
Dunheau
Worship In Street As Church Faces Permit Fight
In Kansas City Rainbow Boulevard Church of Nazarene moved Sunday services outdoors due to a Civilian Production Administration permit dispute. The CPA denied permits for construction citing critical materials and later blocked further work. The church held services outside in rented chairs while Rev. Frank E. Harris urged the congregation to seek accord on equipment the CPA deemed on the critical list.
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Rainbow Boulevard Church of Nazarene
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Frank E. Harris
Four Autos Damaged In Two City Area Collisions
Two separate crashes Sunday night left four cars damaged but no injuries. In Frederick city at Church and Last streets Clara Hanley of Middletown struck Henry Nicodemus's car on East Street after missing a stop sign. Nicodemus's vehicle suffered about 300 dollars in damage. A second crash on Route 40 west of the city involved Clarence Akers of Washington charged with reckless driving after sidewiping Joseph Geisinger of Walkersville. Geisinger’s car sustained roughly 150 dollars in damage and Akers’s about 200 dollars as his vehicle left the road but did not overturn.
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Church
Last Streets
Frank Dorsey
Clara S. Hanley
Middletown
Church Street
Henry F. Nicodemus
Patrick Street
East Street
Nicodemus
Kenneth D. Bond
Clarence H. Akers
Washington
Akers
Joseph Daniel Geisinger
Walkersville
Route 1
Ameve
Washington Min
Geisinger
Sehwellenbach Snubbed At AFLs Convention
Chicago October 7 The American Federation of Labor opened its 65th annual convention with Secretary of Labor Lewis B Schwellenbach omitted from the speakers list. AFL leaders voiced disappointment with Labor Department policies in a council report. The AFL is the nations largest worker group with 7 150 000 members.
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Chicago
Pii
American ‘Federation of Labor
Lewis B. Sehwellenbach
AFL
Schwellenbach
AFL Executive Council
Labor Department
Labor
Executive Council
Department of Labor
Florida Keys Bracing For Hurricane
Miami and Key West residents flee as a tropical storm intensifies into a hurricane. Officials order evacuations along the Overseas Highway and west coast refuges while Red Cross cues and navy patrols ready shelters and safety measures for a possible strike between Fort Myers and Cedar Keys. Evacuations begin at Key West as gusts exceed 60 mph and warnings extend along the Florida coast.
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Necklace of Islands
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San Julian
W. ©. Johnson
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Way Out Deadlock On Atomic Energy Sought
United Nations atomic energy commission scientists met in closed session at Lake Sursnes to assess if denatured fuels can be used in plants without regenerating fuels for weapons. The Mexican delegate proposed a technical feasibility that could bridge the United States and Soviet Russia proposals for a compromise.
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United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Mexico
Middle Lok
Luis Padilla Nervo
Padilla Nervo
United States
Soviet Russia
Market Slows After Bright Opening in Steels and Stocks
Buyers nibbled at steels and assorted stocks in New York trading as leaders were neglected. Dealings slackened after a fairly fast open with plus signs near the fourth hour and early declines of fractions to two or more points.
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New York
Churchill's Empire Warning at Weekend Conference
Mackenzie reports on Winston Churchill's weekend speech as Conservative leader condemning Labour policy on Palestine and India. He warned that Britain's empire shrinks and could lose India and perhaps Burma, while Russia grows under the Kremlin. Churchill urged caution over the fate of 400 million Indians and the King Emperor's dominion.
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Altice
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New Zealand
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British Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Britain
Plane Crashes Into Dutch School. Eight Boys Injured
In Apeldoorn a Firefly single seater crashed into a school hall as boys performed gymnastics injuring eight pupils and causing a fire that burned clothing. The pilot and at least ten others are hospitalized. the pilot’s mother witnessed the crash and died later from a heart attack.
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Apeldoorn
Holland
Big Train's Condition Held Very Critical
Washington reports Walker Johnson 38 former strikeout king in Georgetown Hospital in very critical condition today with brain tumor treatment since April. Attendants say he showed improvement recently but worsened last night and family members were summoned to his bedside.
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Washington
Walker Johnson
Georgetown Hospital
King
Democrats Spending More Than The GOP
Reports filed through August 31 show the Democratic National Committee spent about 200000 more than the Republican National Committee in the first eight months of the year. Democrats total 691721 while Republicans total 473931. Democratic contributions reach 622559 versus 331894 for Republicans.
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Washington
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
No Further Concessions On Trieste From Connally
Senator Tom Connally declared the United States would make no further concessions on the Trieste issue and urged adoption of commission recommendations during the Hallan treaty plenary. Bevin presided as the conference prepared to draft five treaties with Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Finland, planning extended sessions to meet Oct 15 and enable rapid action.
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Tom Connally
United States
Trieste
Connally
D-Texas
Ernest Bevin
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Balkans
Finland
Foreign Ministers Council
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Military Commission
Stephen Mossor
Poland
Italan Economic Commission
Italy
Ialian
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Canada Serves Plenty Of Meat At Windsor Delis
Windsor Ontario reports a surge of U S travelers over the weekend as traffic through the Detroit Windsor tunnel matches summer peaks. Deli dinners offer two inch steaks for about 1 25 with roadhouses along the riverfront packed and most patrons Americans. Steak prices average near two dollars, with some up to three dollars.
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Windsor
Horace Wiley
U. S. Immigration Service
Detroit
Detroit- Windsor Tunnel
Windsor Riverfront
Hull Out Of Immediate Danger, Hospital Says
Washington October 7 Cordell Hull 75 former Secretary of State suffered a stroke a week ago and the Bethesda Naval Hospital reported he now appears to be out of any immediate danger. He rallied over the weekend after a critical period and rested well, with the 9 a.m. bulletin noting continued improvement.
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Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hull
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