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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1946
Page
7
Thurmont Lions host an outing for World War I and II veterans at the Sportsmen and Conservation Club in Creagerstown on Sunday afternoon October 13. Edwin Creeger Sr L C Wackley and J E Prendergast arrange free entertainment traps and games with free food and transport from Thurmont Square at 6 p m.
Thomas Underwood Jr of Baltimore pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Ward J. Smith after being arrested on Route 240 near Urbana. Other traffic cases followed with fines and costs for Earl Hower Annville Pa John Shaff Middletown and several collateral forfeitures listed among trooper arrests. Deeds were recorded in Worcester County for multiple property transfers including titles to parcels along Molter Avenue with values around 15000 and 4000 dollars.
The will of Mrs Olive A Beck of Thurmont was probated in the Orphans Court. Executors Mrs Scott and Mrs Kelly are empowered to sell property. Residue goes to specified heirs incl Mrs Agnes Paulus HELAU and others. Letters granted for estate of John J Keilholtz to widow Naomi R Keilholtz. Bond set at 7500. Correction: Frederick kindergarten enrollment stated as 45, not 25.
The article discusses a Soviet policy backdrop to a U S Iceland air base pact, framing it as a strategic win for American diplomacy amid Cold War tensions. It notes Washington Reykjavik talks and potential broader implications for NATO and global power balances.
Fragmented text suggests a discussion of a U S military base near Keflavik Iceland and a security agreement with Latvia. The note mentions opposition and broad support for military cooperation, reflecting Cold War era tensions and alliance dynamics.
In a pivotal session the Althing voted 32 to 13 in favor of an agreement as the struggle reached its climax. The decision shapes the course of the dispute amid pacifist and allied voices within the population.
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