19YearOld Frederick Youth Sentenced for Burglary on Delaney Ave
A 19 year old Frederick colored youth, Charles Henry Stanton, pleaded guilty to burglarizing a Dulaney avenue apartment while the occupant slept. He received 19 months to three years in the State Reformatory for Males. He admitted also entering a Fleming avenue home but fled when heard. He took rings, a wrist watch, and cash, and gave items to two colored girls. The case was handled by Associate Judge Patrick A. Schnauffer.
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Frederick
Tinney
Fashliekr
Florida
Stanton
Kirk
Dubney Avenue
Airs
Rose A. Hahn
Fleming Avenue
Ait
Serre
House of Correction
Murray Fout
Rankles
State Division of Parole and Probation
Schnauffer
E. Austin James
William Burke
Hungerstown
Burke
Bowers Lumber Company
Ingone
Zimmerman
French Rail Strike Ties Up System Across France
Paris reports a Communist led strike squeezing rail traffic. International trains like the Calais Se Lille Express faced delays up to four hours, with cross border rerouting in Eastern France. Coal shipments to Europe slowed as the stoppage persisted. Bethesda notes salary increases gain Federation support. Washington reports immigration service ordered for Mary Santo CIO organizer.
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Paris
France
Welkout
Zenéres
Calais-Sesle
Stostefninth Dar
Santo
Washington
The
Immigration Service
Mary Join Santo
CIO Transport Workers Union
Extended Weather Forecast Promises Cooler Weekend Rain
Wednesday through Sunday will see fair and cool to warm days with rain chances Saturday. Temperatures average slightly below the October normal and rainfall expected under 0.25 inch.
Second Call Under Draft Is Received
A second pre-induction call was received by local Selective Service Boards for next week. Only one of nine men sent to the Army processing station in Hagerstown last week passed the exams, while two of six from Board 35 did so. The second call aims to classify registrants and mail pre-induction notices. Numbers are assigned via a form using state, board, birth year digits, and birth order, a process taking weeks to complete.
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Selective Service Boards
Army
Hagerstown
Draft Board
Maryland
Ordered To Pay $35 Weekly To Support 3
William A Wentzel of Seneca was ordered to pay 5 34 weekly toward support of his wife and three minor children in a non support case before Magistrate Aton Bennett. He pleaded not guilty, said he paid some, earned 2622 monthly as a bricklayer. An assault and battery case aimed at maintaining peace in a city neighborhood was dismissed after conditions were reported satisfactory. Pauline Shank Blanch E Bastnee and Robert Hilmer of Winchester street were named in warrants. attorneys were EL Austin James and Clifton C Wirts. Collateral forfeitures were made by Ernest E Shaw Huntington Park Cal exceeding 50 11 45 Peter Bodnar Shader Heights Ohio exceeding 30 51 State Trespass or Selvin A Snyder.
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Wiliam A. Wentzel
Seneca
Tyro
Aton ¥. Bennett
Peoples
Dorothy J. Wentzel
Freded Junction
Pauline Shank
Blanch E. Bastnee
Robert Hilmer
Winchester Street
EL Austin James
Clifton C. Wirts
Ernest EL Shaw
Huntington Park
Cal
Peter Bodnar
Shader Heights
Trespor Selvin A. Snyder
Scattered Frost May Occur Tonight
Frost warning issued as show-lying areas may see the first frost of the season after a cool night. Weather Bureau notes record lows in September and possible near 36 degrees early tomorrow with overnight precipitation around a tenth inch and local precipitation totals near two inches for the month.
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Weather Bureau
Tod
Brewster and Barkley to Speak in Baltimore
Owen Brewster will address a major Republican campaign gathering in Baltimore on October 20 at the Republican Lawyers Club. Alben Barkley, Democratic vice presidential nominee, will appear at the Lyric Theater rally two days later as Democrats stage a big event.
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Baltimore
Owen Brewster
Pre Pearl Harbor Dinner Tale and War Lords Moral
NEA Washington correspondent recalls a 1921 Catton dinner of defense leaders at the Nelson party, where Wallace, Knudsen, Stettinius, Knox, and Horton discussed readiness as tensions rose. Horton warned the Navy may not be truly ready. Pearl Harbor followed within four days.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Pearl Harbor, Washington
Donald MM
Elson
Catton
Belshazzar
Pearl Harbors
Bruce Catton
NEA Service
Catten
North
Catten Hotel
Big m
Velson
Wallace
SPAB
Bill Knudsen
Europe
Knox
Navy
Nelson
Frank Knox
Robert W .Horton
Wallace -Nelson - Knudsen
Yankees to name new manager likely Stengel or Neun
New York reports a 4 pm press conference to name a new baseball manager after the post became vacant when Stanley Harris withdrew. Casey Stengel, then Oakland Oaks boss, and John Neun, Cincinnati Reds mid-season manager, are top contenders.
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New York
New York Yankees
Stanley
Bucky) Harris
Casey Stengel
Oakland Oaks
John Neun
Cincinnati Reds
Stengel
Full Military Honors For Capt Colin Kelly Ledison
Burial with full military honors will be accorded tomorrow to the body of Capt Colin Kelly the first acclaimed hero of the war with Japan. The body will arrive home for train tool and be escorted by veteran organizations to the Madison condux courthouse where it will lie in state with a guard of honor until Wednesday afternoon. An honor guard of 22 men of the 11th Air Force and a chaplain from MacDiff Field will participate in the funeral as Army planes circle overhead. Kelly was killed when he crashed on Japanese battles ships days after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Ledison
Fla
Colin Kelly
Japan
Madison Condux
11Th Air Force
MacDiff Field
Kelly
Pearl Harbor
Soviet Flag On Sub Seen Off Cheju Island
Seoul reports a submarine sighting five miles off Cheju Island last Friday. Major E A Neel, an American affairs officer, said to have seen the vessel. Army HQ had not received his report. Cheju lies off Korea's southern coast amid tensions between Korea and Japan. North Korea under Soviet influence.
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Seoul
Ock
Cerres
Cheju
Korea
Japan
EPP
North Korea
Russia
South Korea
United States
E A. Neel
Neel
Cumberland set for court action over handbill rules
On October 12, Cumberland county Progressive party members warned of court action unless the town repeals ordinances restricting handbills and picketing. Local officials faced pressure from party members to overturn the regulations.
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Cumberland
Atle
Progressive Party
Soviet Won't Quit Berlin Blockade Reliance on Currency
The Soviet official newspaper says the Berlin blockade remains until Western currency leaves circulation in the city. It calls this a prerequisite for lifting traffic restrictions and warns of ongoing airlift drills and parachute jumps over Berlin. Western powers protest the daily drills as violations of four power safety accords.
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Berlin
Treglische Rundschau
Paris
Security Council
Communist Pressure In Orient Is Strong
London reports Foreign Secretary Bevin told Commonwealth leaders that Communist pressure in the Orient is a priority even above the Berlin crisis. He addressed Britain Canada South Cerion and Southern Australia during the second sitting of the 15 day conference at Downing Street to coordinate defenses and economic solidarity. He reportedly focused on pressures in the Middle East and Eastern Asia affecting India Pakistan Ceylon and ties to Australia and New Zealand.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Orient
Berlin
Bevin
Britain
Canad
South Cerion
Souther Ausdesia
Downing Street
Middle East
Eastern Asia
Tadia
Pakistan
Ceylon
Australia
New Zealand
That Settles That Moscow 124% Turkens Kaya Iskra Quote
In Ashkhabad the newspaper Iskra quotes Soviet scientists B Kukarkin and P Parengo saying stars can burst but the sun remains part of the count and will shine for at least 45,000,000,000 more years, settling debate on stellar lifespans.
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Moscow
Ort
Turkenskaya Iskra
Ashkhabad
B Kukarkin
P. Parengo
Qualifies As Member Md Roads Board
Russell Ho McCain a well known resident is formally appointed as a member of the State Roads Commission by Governor William Preston Lane. He had served previously without formal appointment after being appointed to fill a vacancy by former Governor Herbert R. O’Connor. The commission appointment was signed Monday. members serve at the governor’s pleasure not fixed six year terms. McCain, a former alderman, is the minority party member and was endorsed by Republicans and Democrats from Western Maryland.
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Russell Ho McCain
Wiliam Preston Lane
McCain
Ferk
Ellis
Reads
Line
Herbert R O'Connor
Cader
Cader the New State Roads
Robert Reindelar
Reindollar
Roads Commission
Maryland
Night Football For Frederick High Approved
Frederick County Board of Education approves night football at Frederick High School. Alumni Association officers and coaches, with Frederick Athletic Association, plan the inaugural night game against Harpers Ferry High at McCurdy Field on October 22 at 8 15 p m. Transportation for county students may be arranged. game seen as experimental with future high school night games depending on its success.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick High School
School Alumni Association
Austin F. Angleberger
Frederick Athletic Association
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Alumni Association
Eugene W. Pruitt
Harpers Ferry High School
McCurdy Field
Angleberger
DicCurdy
Frederick Athletic Club
Feld
Tom Glass
Jim ‘Frazer
Deeds Recorded For Sale Of Several Properties
Deeds recorded reveal transactions involving clerk's office properties. Names include Mrs Mehr F Wachter and Mr and Mrs Ure, with property at 206 street fronting about 78 feet and depth 550 feet in Braddock Heights near Miss Margaret Motter's bungalow. Consideration around $1000. Market news notes Columbus holiday.
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Mehr
Wachterth Mir
Percy Pertr
Wethers
Ann Sophia Bentz Schild
Ure
206 Street
Margaret Motter
Sioce
Contract For School Work Being Drawn for Thurmont High
Thurmont High School additions and improvements are nearing signing for a contract with Norman E Early of Hagerstown the low bidder at 364735 dollars The base bid was 366000 with increments and deductions yielding the final bid The auditorium gymnasium remains in the contract Other bidders included Feeser Deluca Davis Smith DeCourse Coristhill and Chesapeake Contractors Officials expect to complete by fall and advocate doubling the state incentive fund for school construction to around 200000 annually to speed future projects
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Thurmont High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
Board of Education
Riesin Buckler
Frederick
Norman E Early
Hagerstown
Alien F. Feeser
Tanextown
Deluca Davis Construction Company
Baltimore
Smith, DeCourse and Coristhill
Chesapeake Contractors, Inc
Boards of Education
Eisenhower Inaugural Attendees From Frederick Colleges
Frederick county representatives led by Hood College President Dr. Andrew G. Truxal Mt St Marys College President Rt Rev Msgr John L Sheridan and St Josephs College head Miss Julia Hanes Christie join Presidents and delegates from 310 American colleges 24 foreign universities and 30 learned societies marching in Eisenhower inaugural academic procession in New York City A reception at Low Memorial Library followed the event to hear Relman Morin in Baltimore the AP centennial observance plans announced by Advertising Club of Baltimore with Embry and Morin attending.
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Frederick County
New York City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Mar John L. Sheridan
Mt. St Mary's College
Julia Hanes Christie
St. Joseph's College
Miss Hynes
Francis J. Dodd
C. M
St. Joseph's
K. Truxai
Msgr. Sheridan
Low Memorial Library
United Mine Workers Extend Peace Offer for Unity
The United Mine Workers issued a peace proposal urging unity harmony and cooperation across the Ameri Tabor movement as part of a broader call for reconciliation and shared purpose.
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Gerer
John L
United Mine Workers
Ameri Tabor
Divorce Granted After Cruelty Claim Against Beverly Hills Jeweler
In Los Angeles Oct 12 4 cruelty was the charge by Mrs Solomon W Larkin and she obtained a divorce from her husband, a wealthy Beverly Hills jeweler. Larkin enjoyed impressing guests with costly jewelry or $1,000 checks at dinner parties. She testified that after guests left, he confiscated the jewelry and destroyed the checks, prompting the court to question what was cruel about that.
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Los Angeles
Solomon W.larkin
Beverly Hills
Larkin
Laykin
Jazz collection grows as Americans seek own sound abroad
The Nation Today notes American Jazz resurging at home as European interest accelerates collecting. It traces roots from New Orleans to Chicago, the rise of small groups without written music, and how US labels once shipped plates overseas, boosting cross Atlantic exchange and reissues.
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Irving Berlin
New Orleans
Chicago
France
England
Hughes Panassie
Charles Delaunay
Delaunay
King Oliver
Oliver
Atlantic
Australia
South America
United States
Traffic Survey Report Not Yet Received Here
Major Lloyd C Culler announced that Frederick has not received the traffic survey results from the State Roads Commission. He said the survey was conducted months ago and that the commission has cut the report for near-future release with recommendations on alternate routes for through traffic and other ideas to ease traffic flow.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Lloyd C Culler
Cort
Public sale at Court House in Utica sells Mary DeGrange property
A property in Utica was sold at a public sale held this morning. Ruth R. Flautt purchased the one acre site with a five room stone and stucco house, garage and outbuildings for 2600 dollars. The estate of the late Mary Leather DeGrange was administered by Nettie R. Kolb executrix. Emmett R. Bowlus acted as auctioneer and Holden S. Felton served as attorney.
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Court House
Utica
Ruth R. Flautt
Mary Leather DeGrange
Nettie R. Kolb
Emmett R. Bowlus
Holden S. Felton
Peace talks blocked as Soviet Union balks at arms cut plan
Paris Oct 12 United States accused the Soviet Union of balking at solving the Berlin crisis. Warren R Austin cited quotes showing duplicity and pressed Andrei Vishinsky for denials. Western powers demand Security Council action and insist on Berlin blockade end before negotiations. Bramuglia warned American stance may aim to pressure Moscow. Delegates met overnight to reaffirm resolve and not negotiate under duress.
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Paris
Russia
Eastwest
U. S
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
Berlin
Andrei ¥. Vishinky
United Fates
Soviet Union
Austin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Security Council
U. N
Britain
France
United States
Kremlin
Juan A. Bramuglia
Bramuglia
Truman
Vinson
Moscow
Germany
More For Roads in Five Years Than Previous 40
Maryland Governor Lane announced a major roadbuilding push with contracts by year end totaling 59 million dollars. He cited Road Advisory Council work aimed at maximizing value and noted the plan covers about as much spending as the prior 40 years combined since 1908. Harold L. Ickes is pressing President Truman on next month’s election and rejoined the Democratic ranks after leaving in 1956.
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Baltimore
Lane
Trath
Roads Advisory Council
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Truman
Washington
Harold L Ickes
New Dealer
Prenatal Clinic Suggests Form for Parent Consent
London October 12 Sir Richard Gregory proposed at a mothers' clinic that Britain may require fronting a form and obtaining permission before entering a parent into prenatal care. The 82-year-old physicist warned England's expanding state health responsibilities could lead to letters reading Dear Sir I wish to become a mother and requests for forms to be filled for signature.
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London
Richard Gregory
Britain
Midthers
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Horton
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MD. Roads Board
Russell H. McCain
Frederick High
Thurmont
Relman Morin
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Associated Press
R. C. fJakei Embry
Embry
Adio
Kelman Pat Morin
Assotizied Press
Morin
Bertau
Jerry Korn
James Marlow
America
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
U.S
Vishinsky
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