Meat decontrol urged as beef industry presses Truman
Washington Oct 10 The beef industry seeks immediate price decontrol and promises ample meat supplies within weeks if the administration acts. R G Haynie says cattle and calves ready for market exist once ceilings lift, while White House officials plan further talks. If decontrol denied industrials may appeal to Anderson, then to the Price Declotrol Board for a formal ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. G. Haynie
OPA Beef Industry Advisory Committee
White House
Charles G. Ross
Anderson
Haynie
Eeews
Obed
Hood College to Require Scholastic Aptitude Test
Hood College will require all admission candidates to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test from the College Entrance Examination Board. Effective next year, the test adds a new criterion for admissions, helping compare students from different preparatory schools by relative standing, separate from subject matter exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
College
Henry Irvin Stahr
Witnesses Absent Case Is Continued In Baltimore Court
In Baltimore Circuit Court Dorothy Naomi Mattia facing a bigamy indictment appeared with attorney T West Claggett Jr. Bond reduced from 2000 to 1000 and she was released pending trial. Neither alleged husband could be reached for summons. Delbert Ward grand larceny case continued to Tuesday. Lewis L De Lander ordered to pay 6 monthly in bastardy cases and released on 500 personal recognizance. Charley Williamson New York and John Dockerty Chester Pa charged with disturbing the peace and jailed on 100 collateral each. another charge possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Naomi Mattia
Baltimore
T. West Claggett
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charley Williamson
New York
John Dockerty
Chester
Offcer Sherman Boone
Post Office And Store Destroyed In Bakerton Fire
A fire in Bakerton near Charles Town West Virginia destroyed the post office and general store of Martin D Welch. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars. Fireman Milton Carson was overcome by smoke and treated with artificial respiration, taken to Charles Town General Hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Martin D. Welch
Bakerton
Welch
Milton Carson
Charles Town General Hospital
Hiteh Hiker Fined after Route 40 Death Curve Crash
A Maryland man, Eurl Eugene Glendenning of New Martinsville, was fined 50 dollars and ordered 30 days in jail in default after a Ridgeville crash on Route 40 near Death Curve. He was charged with failing to keep to the right as Stacy Allen Jackson of Mt. Airy and Kenneth Murphy suffered injuries. witnesses say Glendenning fled the scene but was later found at a restaurant. State Police aided by Troopers Ridge, Brachey, Blalock, Culler, Bond reported related fines for muffler and speed violations tied to other arrests.
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Maryland
Ridgeville
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Eurl Eugene Glendenning
New Martinsville
Glendenning
Ellicott
Stacy Allen Jackson
Mt. Airy
Kenneth Murphy
Jackson
Murphy
Glendenning Jeft
Denis
Oider
Lauren M. Ridge
Bruce Brachey
Daniel D. Staub
Keymar
A S. Blalock
Paul M. Culler
Frederick
Route 4
Warren D. Fry
Lander
Kenneth D. Bond
Murray Invites BRT To CIO Membership
Philip Murray formally invited the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to join the CIO urging merged political action for price and tax reform to curb a new low mood. He defended their use of political activity amid the rail strike and noted opposition from A F Whitney. Deeds were recorded for several property transfers in Frederick and Downsville. Washington reported Cordell Hull showing slight improvement. New York stocks opened timid with some gains but many leaders remained below prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Philip Murray
Brotherhood of Railroad
CIO
Brotherhood
Murray
Truman
Congress
F. Whitney
B. R
Fall Meeting Of Synod Is Held Here
The Western Maryland region of Potomar Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church held a fall meeting at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church in this city. Dr John L Barnsfart led 146 delegates through sessions from 9 a m to 5 p m with theme An Up lifted Christ for a Broken World. Rev Dr Ben Herbster delivered the keynote urging Protestant unity in morals and world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Potomar Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
John L. Barnsfart
Baltimore
Potomac Synod
Ben Herbster
Southwest Ohio Synod
William D. Powell
Walkersville
Potomar
Herbster
Powell
Fred. “Byster
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Herbs
Odell Zechman
Christchurch
Cave Town
Buster
Frederick City
Woodstock
Hood College
United States
Minor Automobile Accidents Reported in Frederick
Two minor crashes occurred in Frederick on Wednesday night. George S. Renner and Alvey M. Norwood collided on North Market near Seventh, causing about 50 dollars in damage. no injuries and no charges. A second crash at College and Fleming involved Mrs Grace M. Butcher and Robert M. Welty, with around 25 and 40 dollars in damage respectively. no charges filed.
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Frederick
George S. Renner
New Midway
Alvey M. Norwood
North Market Street
Seventh Street
Norwood
Cat E. Rentzel
Renner
Grace M. Butcher
Dill Avenue
Robert M. Welty
College and
Fleming Avenues
College Avenue
Arnold Simmers
Independent unions seek wage raise at Duquesne Light
Pittsburgh Oct 10 A tentative strike by the independent association of employees at Duquesne Light seeks a 20 percent raise and benefits after a petition by AFL United Mine Workers to determine a bargaining agent for about 3,500 workers. Frank Kiesler, NLRE regional leader, scheduled the hearing before the National Labor Relations Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Independent
Association of Employes Poe
Duquesne Light Company
Nara Lebor
Frank N. Kiesler
Nlreldester
Afl-United Mine Workers
Tistiigtz
Showdown on Wage-Price Controls Near Washington
The article reports potential rapid action on wage price controls as resignations by two Wage Stabilization Board industry members reach President Truman. A decision on continuing or scrapping the board and wage controls could hinge on new mem- ber appointments or recommendations from the OWMR advisory board. Officials note broad calls to end controls, though timing remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Ge Hes
Office of War Mobilization
Lamid Ezies
OWMA
Man Who Filed U S Naval Hospital
Baltimore police custody a Marine sergeant identified as George R. Baker 24 of El Paso Texas who escaped from the Naval Hospital at Bethesda Maryland. Detective Lieutenant John B. Kenealy said Baker was being held on court martial charges. He told investigators he woke in a Baltimore alley cold and wet and could not recall how he ended up there. Johns Hopkins attendants handed him to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George R. Baker
el Paso
Texas
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
John B. Kenealy
Kenealy
Baker
Johns Hopkins
Farm sale near Mt. Airy brings $7600 at auction
A 212 acre farm located about half mile west of Mt. Airy on Prospect road was sold at public sale in the Court House Wednesday to Harry A. Brashears for $7,600. The property includes a two and a half story 12 room frame mansion a nine room frame house bank barn and several outbuildings. Amos A. Holter conducted the sale as assignee with auctioneer A Grant Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Prospect Road
Court House
Harry A. Brashears
Amos A. Holter
A. Grant Hooper
Labors Leader Says Hoarded Goods Worth 37 Billion
Pi President Philip Murray of the congress of industrial organizations told the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Miami Beach that the nation currently holds a hoarded stockpile of goods valued at 37 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Brotherhood of Railroad
Prohibition Will Return Says Speaker at State W C T U
Citing extravagant 1945 alcohol advertising and consumption, speaker Clin ton N Howard urged reform at the state convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The event at Calvary Methodist drew delegates and the public with a program by the Frederick County W C T U featuring choirs and Youth Temperance talks.
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Clinton N. Howard
Washington
International Reform Federation
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Calvary Methodist Church
Howard
Frederick County
Raymond J. Ford
Calvary Cherubim Choir
Loyal Temperance Legion
Youth Temperance Council
P. C
Bertha M. Tyson
Baltimore
Tyson
Miss Tyson
Charles H. Wagner
Halethorpe
Baltimore County Union
Ada B. Wooden
Hampstead
Harry &. Charlis
Jacob G. Shawbaker
Monrovia
Alma Swartzback
Hezel B. Mummaugh
Reisterstown
Frances Willard
Statuary Hall
National W. C. T. U
Evanston
Ill
Tyleon
United States
Asbury Park
N. J
PA Airways halts middle Europe trips due to U S order
U S Army Europe lifts a ban on some American flights over Czechoslovakia and Russian controlled areas, while restrictions extend to Hungary and Romania. Pan American Airways halts Brussels Prague Vienna service as authorities bar flights over Czech and Russian controlled territory. British European Airways says continent flights remain unaffected and no ban has been issued for its routes.
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London
Pan-American Aimaways
Middle Europe
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Germany
Austria
Brussels
Prague
Vienna
Y. Mh
Pan-American
Czech Ministry of Transportation
British European Airways Corp
Foreign Office
Berlin
Vinane
Fire damages county homes in Middletown
Fire, likely from an open fireplace, damaged the homes of George Miller and Albert Kefauver in Middletown early today. Firemen from the Middletown Volunteer Fire Company fought the blaze from the Miller side, containing damage to the first floor near a shared wall and totaling a few hundred dollars. The houses stand opposite the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Albert Kefauver
Middletown
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Kefauver
Miler
Nations Seek American A-Bomb Motive Analysis
J M Roberts Jr, AY Foreign Affairs Analyst, argues the United States aims for a rock-bottom bargain on atomic control. He notes U S offers to share an economic weapon and accept strict safeguards, while other nations seek bargaining points and denatured fuels to test limits and bets. The piece assesses diplomacy, Baruch’s role, and how fear of safety infringement colors talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts, JR
United States
trantic = control — commission
Lley
Bernard Baruch
Atomic Commission
Baruch
Ped Hutte Sofas Oer Dart
U. S
Hughson Versus Munger In Fourth World Series Game
At Fenway Park Boston on October 10 the heavily favored Red Sox rely on ace Tex Hughson to beat the Cardinals and take a two games to one lead. George Red Munger starts for St Louis after his Army return, seeking to rebound after two wins and two losses this season.
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Fenway Park
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cecil
Tex} Hughson
St Louis Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
George Red Munger
Hughson
Dave Ferriss
Solid Front Against Reds Demands Over Dardanelles
Washington reports that United States Britain and Turkey present a united front resisting Russia’s renewed demands on the Dardanelles while allowing room for talks on Soviet rights in the Straits. The State Department also announced a 25 million dollar credit to Greece to buy surplus army property overseas.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
State Department
Greece
Mediterranean
Minister William H. Bradley Dies After Long Illness
Rev. William H. Bradley aged 85, a retired Church of the Brethren minister, died at his Leetown home on Tuesday after a long illness. He served in Charles Town and surrounding areas, leaving a legacy in local ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
William H. Bradley
Church of the Brethren
Leetown
Free Danube Opens Trade Debate At Peace Conference
U S and Britain press to remove barriers on the Danube seeking free commerce and a freer Danubian region. Senator Arthur Vandenberg urges open river trade and equal terms for all nations, amid debate on the Romanian pact and Balkan goods. Yugoslav deputy premier Kardelj counters the majority report, arguing the Danube issue falls outside the conference remit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U. S
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
Danube
Balkans
Conference Commission
Vandenberg
Central
Europe
United States
St. Lawrence
Canara
Vandenterg
Russia
Edvard Kardelj
Stilwell in critical condition at Letterman Hospital
General Joseph W. Stilwell, commander of Sixth Army, is critically ill at Letterman General Hospital with a liver ailment believed to stem from Burma jungles. The 63 year old Asiatic campaign veteran underwent an October 3 operation and was reported progressing until yesterday when doctors said he remained in a critical state.
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San Francisco
Joseph W.stilwell
Sixth Army
Letterman General’ Hospital
Burma
Vinegar Joe
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Peston E. Long
East Eighth Street
Leicester ‘Thomas
Edward S. Lewis
South Catectin Park
Cordell Hull
Hitler
NEA Telephoto
Biller
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Otto Meissner
Goebbels
U. S. Naval Hospital
C. N. Howard
W.C.T.U
PA Airways
Frankfurt
U. S. Army
Frau Goering
Emmy Goering
Reichsmarshal
By Vandenhere
Yaris
Stilwell
Great Britain
Albert v. Alexander
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