Man Found Dead In Car In Libertytown
Saelson Shelton a 50 year old Libertytown resident was found dead in a car on Main Street early today. Medical examiners ruled natural causes likely a heart condition worsened by alcoholism. Shelton had been in the car with John Baugher and Milton Nash after a Friday evening stop at a store.
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Flarry Shelton
Libertytown
John Baugher
Guy Anders
Saelson
Shelton
Baugher
Milton Nach
Nash
Shelian
Iere
Two Divorces Granted By Decrees In Court
In Equity Court two absolute divorces were granted. Roy W. Sheckells represented divorce from Mrs Charlotte Sheckells with custody of two children to him and custody of a third to Mrs Sheckells. he pays $40 monthly toward support and court costs. William M. Storm represented the plaintiff and Edwin F. Nikitk the defendant. Mary M. Morgan has a divorce by cross-bill from Ernest B. Morgan, Middletown. She gains custody of a child. Morgan pays costs. Morgan’s bill of complaints was dismissed. Wilbur F. Shef field Jr. was Morgan’s attorney and Alten Bennett represented Morgan.
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Equity
Roy W. Sheckells
Charlotte
Sheckells
Ernest EB. Morgan
Middletown
Morgan
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Shriners Food Goes To Charitable Groups
Charitable organizations in Washington receive 960 meals and delicacies from Shriners as the Mayflower hotel crews churned out cold cuts salads and 7000 oysters to prevent waste during a strike. Dr Rau improves after serious illness. his son in law and daughter join Sara Rau in Washington. Columbus Day offers free parking meter rides while a court orders child support for Earl Brown. Kristina Thorden fire brought under control after three lives lost. ancient Egyptians first to improve on pre historic sandals.
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Washington
Mayflower
Potsdam Agreement Nullified Charter Potsdam Agreement Nullified Charter Derby England Speech by Beveridge
Lord Beveridge, Liberal leader and author of Britain’s cradle to the grave social security plan, declared democracy cannot be taught in Germany through repression and proscription. He said the Potsdam agreement nullified the Atlantic Charter and warned of severe suffering in Germany after defeat, though not inevitable.
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Derby
England
Lord Beveridge
Britain
Germany
Beveridge
Hood College hosts 28th Campus Day ceremonies
Hood College held its 28th Campus Day with hundreds in attendance. Professor Henry T. Wade opened with an organ recital at 1:30 pm, followed by four classes presenting themes and songs. The event ends with a group sing and a silver cup presentation to the winning class president.
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Hood College
Hood
Henry T. Wade
Clifford M. Yinger
Frederick
Ruth BE. Perry
William Deckman
Katharine .Stottier
Drexel Hill
Eloise Morgan
Queen Anne County
Bob Craig
Baltimore
Disabled American Veterans Reactivated in Frederick
Frederick chapter of the Disabled American Veterans was reactivated at a meeting in the M C A auditorium Friday evening. Samuel J. Weston installed as commander with officers named William M. Ford Carmey Heeder and Merr Trooper. Fifteen new members joined and the group plans memorial day cooperation with other veterans organizations. Department officers from Baltimore led by Adolph Winkler attended.
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Winkler
Baltimore
Barretts Resignation Stirs Wage Board Deadlock
Washington Ott The fate of wage controls hung in the balance as President Truman delayed action on Barrett and Cannon resignations from the Wage Stabilization Board. Barrett and Cannon pressed for termination of controls and a public board, while Truman had not decided. Barrett planned to attend a board meeting despite the statement. Also noted was an October national Community Chest drive with an all star broadcast from Los Angeles on CBS, leading into Fredericks campaign on Monday.
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Washington
Prident Truman
Manhbens
Wage Stabilization Board
A. Colman Barrett
Earl N Cannon
Truman
Barrett
White House
Cannon
Los Angeles
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frederick
Two-airplane crash near Alexandria kills five
Two plane crashes in thick fog near Alexandria Virginia at midnight killed all five aboard an Army B 25 and an Eastern Air Lines DC 4. Debris littered the scrub pine area five miles south of the city as survivors fled the flames and a stewardess guided 21 passengers to safety. Names pending next of kin notification.
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Alexandria
Bea
Big
Eastern Air Lines
Here
Washington
Miami
New York
Atlanta
Custody
Betty Camera
Allentown
Richmond
Andrews Field
National Airport
Navy
Bolling Field
Potomac River
Local Woman Gets Breneman Kiss in Waynesboro Pa
Mrs. Roger R. Rothenhoefer of 715 Nori Market street traveled to Waynesboro Pennsylvania to meet Tom Breneman, Breakfast in Hollywood host, who greets the oldest lady with a kiss and an orchid. Breneman graciously received his visitors at the hotel and promised a future orchid delivery. He plans to resume his Hollywood program and has requested Mrs. Rothenhoefer forward her address.
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Roger R. Rothenhoefer
Nori Market Street
Tom Breneman
Hollywood
Waynesboro
Mrs. Rothenhoefer
Mr. Breneman
Schuoler Visits Elks Silver Spring Lodge
On Oct 12 district deputy and exalted ruler candidate Schuoler visited the Silver Springs Elks Lodge in Silver Spring Armory. Dr. Robert South praised the Elks public service, while Schuoler outlined progress of the Veterans Service Commission. He represents the Grand Exalted Ruler in Maryland, Delaware, and the District of Columbia.
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Silver Springs
Henry A. Schuoler
B.P.O.E
River Spring
Elks
Silver Spring
Robert South
Barrett
Schueler
Elks Veterans Service Commission
Frederick Lodge
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hood College Board Enlarged Four New Members Chosen
Hood College expands its board of trustees under a charter amendment approved by the Maryland State Tax Commission. Four new members join to fill terms, including the late Mrs. William P. Richardson’s unexpired term. five of six new appointees come from the board and one from the General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church.
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Hood College
Maryland State Tax Commission
William P. Richardson
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
James H. Gambril, Jr
Frederick
Catherine A. Thomas
Raymonn Ford
Helena Brandenburg
General Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clyde E. Thomas
Guy E. Snavely
Washington
Malcolm W. Myers
Hanover
Bertha McCall
New York City
Richardson
Thomas
Upper College Terrace
Thomas and Co
Adamstown
Franklin and Marshall College
Frederick Trading Co
P. L. Hargett and Co., Inc
Kotsry
Emory and Stetson
Washington, Allegheny, and MacMurray
D. C
Converse College
Birmingham Southern College
Association of American Colleges
Snagely
Methodist Church
Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa Phi Kappa
Phi Gamma Delta
Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Sigma Iota
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Area
Deeds have been recorded in the clerk's office for sales of city and county properties. Transactions include 356 East Third Street sold by Charles R. Main and the Mains to Jesse E Wetzel for about 6000 dollars, 329 South Market Street sold by Alice F Nusz to Charles R Anders for about 4500 dollars, 58.75 acres with improvements in Lewistown district sold by John F Biehl to Sherman F Hewitt for about 4500 dollars, 110 Burck Street sold by Emory G Nusz to Herbert V Colliflower for about 4000 dollars, and the southeast corner of Waterstreet and Park Avenue Thurmont sold by Peter J Hunawicz to Wilbur Toms for about 3600 dollars.
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Charles R. Main
Harry E. Main
Jesse E. Wetzel
East Third Street
Alice F. Nusz
Charles R. Anders
South Market Street
John F. Biehl
Sherman F. Hewitt
Lewistown
Emory G. Nusz
Herbert V. Colliflower
Burck Street
Peter J. Hunawicz
Wilbur Toms
Waterstreet and
Park Avenue
Thurmont
Non-Resident Jobless Benefit Figures From Maryland
Maryland unemployment data show the state paid an average of 106 208 weekly to jobless persons in other states since V J Day. Since war end 319 430 checks totaling 6 266 300 were sent to workers who had been in Maryland. Maryland may pay up to 20 a week for 26 weeks for these non resident claims.
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Baltimore
Unemployment Compensation Board
Maryland
UCB
Czech Plan Backed by U S for Limited Magyar Transfer
Lt Gen Walter B. Smith told the peace conference the United States would back a compromise to transfer about 200000 Magyars from Czech territory to Hungary only through bilateral agreement and with humanitarian restraint. He urged minimal population displacements and warned against unilateral forced transfers as a treaty principle. The debate also touched on Hungary’s Danubian role and plans to consult Yugoslavia before finalizing Danube decisions. Finland was listed as the next treaty issue.
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Paris
Waliter B. Smith
United States
Czechoslovakia
Smith
U.S
Russia
Czech
Hungary
Transylvania
Yugoslavia
Danube
Slanjoe Simic
Balkans
Balkan
Simic
Gusies Loy
Auvasione
Austria
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Finland
Tuesday Last Day For Voters To Transfer
A final opportunity will be afforded city and county residents on Tuesday to transfer their registration to the precinct in which they reside when revision day will take place at the various polling places. No new registrations will be accepted. Reports indicate that some precinct judges have followed the new residence requirements while others have not acted. Judges must send suspect notices to those no longer residing in the precincts. Notices go to last known addresses. It is believed many notices have been sent in Frederick city and around 100 in Brunswick, but some county judges have sent few. Supervisors will not have final action details until books are returned.
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Frederick City
Brunswick
Stilwell Reported Very Weak in Fight for Life
San Francisco Oct 12 Gen Joseph W Stilwell commander of the Sixth Army was reported very weak in his fight for life at Letterman General Hospital He grew weaker yesterday and again last night hospital authorities said the 63 year old commander showed a further decline in his condition
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San Francisco
Joseph W. Stilwell
Letterman General Hospital
Sixth Army
Clock gets new motor to restore town time standard
Installation of a new motor and gears in the town clock is underway. Osborne I. Price leads the work, aimed at finishing soon after weeks of downtime and erratic timekeeping. The clock is expected to return to reliable time as the machinery is installed.
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Osborne I. Price
The Danube Clause Clash in Postwar Talks
Analysis of the Danube issue at the Paris peace conference, detailing Western Allies led by the United States and Britain pushing for a Danubian clause in Romania's draft. Russia and Yugoslavia oppose, arguing against economic blocs and political control. Senator Vandenberg endorses a free Danube as essential to central Europe’s peace and trade, while Molotov and Kordelj denounce these arguments. The fate of the Danube hinges on a unanimous Big Four agreement to avoid dividing Europe.
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Fly Dewite MacKenzie AY
Paris
America
Britain
Europe
Council of Big Four Foreign Ministers
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
United States
Danube
Molotov
Edvard Kordelj
Yugoslavia
Vandenberg
Bevin
Soviet
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Dante Blan
Large class to be initiated by K of C at Key Hotel
A large class of candidates will be initiated into St. John's Council Knights of Columbus Sunday afternoon at Francis Scott Key hotel. The class honors Christopher Columbus. A banquet follows with Rev Joseph P O'Donnell and other dignitaries attending. Grand Knight W Jerome Offutt presides. Committee members named. Peace talks doomed in Nanking after Kalgan seizure by government forces.
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St. John’s Council
Knights of Columbus
Francis Scott Key
Christopher Columbus
Order
Carroll Council
Baltimore
John J. Diet
Joseph P. O'Donnell
Mt. St
Alton J. Lipps
Camden J. Ramsburg
Bernard A. Crutchtey
Meat Speech By Truman On Monday
Washington reports President Truman will address meat and stabilization policy on a 15 minute radio program Monday on all networks. Officials say meat is central to the program and action on the long standing shortage may come soon. Cabinet discussions weighed easing or scrapping meat controls with hints of higher ceilings or certificates. Importing meat was among discussed options.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Presy
Ross
Eben Ayers
Oedal
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Meat Market Draws Citywide Line in Rain
New York on October 12 reports a crowd of over 1,000 people outside a Manhattan meat market, many camping since night. Word of a good Sunday supply drew buyers from across the city, with early arrivals bringing chairs and blankets while patrol officers managed the push and shouts at opening.
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New York
Manhattan
Maryland All Stars Weekend Conference in Braddock Heights
Maryland All-Stars youths from across the state gather for a semi annual week end conference at Vindobona Braddock Heights about 130 attendees. An afternoon business meeting leads to a semi formal dinner and dance with worship Sunday morning and a 4 H program concluding the event led by Milo Downey state boys club agent.
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Maryland
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Milo Downey
Hes
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