Murder Trial Opens For Giles In Brunswick Case
Charles H Giles 54 of Brunswick stands trial in Circuit Court for first degree murder in the death of Raymond Cooper 22. State's Attorney describes a June 16 scene near Swing Inn when Cooper confronted Giles after a dispute over whiskey before being shot. Jury drawn with six regular panel members and five talismen as observers noted.
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Talismen
Charles H. Giles
Colores
Brunswick
Raymond Cooper
Patrick al Schnauffer
Stedman Prescott
Edwin F. Nikirk
Giles
Swing Inn
Ounskirts
Cooper
Nikirk
Wilburn Sheffield, Jr
Richard E. Zimmerman
Delbert S. Null
J. Tyson Lee
Charles 4. Duble
Arthur Stull
William Leatherman
State Corn Prospects Best On Record in Maryland
Maryland corn prospects are the best on record per the Crop Reporting Service as of October 1. Yield is forecast at 39 bushels per acre, up three from last year, with production estimated at 1,060,000 bushels versus 938,000 last year. Peach and apple outputs rise modestly, apples below wartime levels but above last year, peaches at 533,000 bushels, near the ten year average.
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College Park
Maryland
Nose blowing cures colds say Navy doctor
Dr W Wallace Teed of Ann Arbor told ear nose throat specialists that blowing the nose hard does not cause ear infections and may help clear a cold. He helped treat submarine sailors at a New London base during the war and noted 30,000 Navy divers disagree with the idea that blowing spreads infection.
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Chicago
W. Wallace Teed
Ann Arbor
Mich
Navy
New London
Del Baker Released or Resigned as Red Sox Coach
Boston Red Sox manager Joe AfeCarter announced Baker was released as coach. The Boston office said Baker had resigned, while sources in San Antonio claimed he was dismissed.
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Buffalo
Joe AfeCarter
Boston Red Sox
del Baker
Sox
Boston
Baker
San Antonio
Funds for Driver Training in Frederick County Schools Urged
A public meeting in Frederick County urged including driver training in next year’s county budget. Officials and community members, including Sheriff Guy Anders, cited safety benefits and support from state agencies. The plan uses about three cents tax rate and would rely on dual control cars donated by local dealers for seniors.
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Frederick County
Coanty
Board of Education
Church Street
Board of County Commissioners
Guy Anders
Maryland
Frederick
State Police
State Roads Commission
Department of Motor Vehicles
AAA
National Highway Safety Commission
iCars
Eugene W. Pruitt
Ptas
PTA
Kenneth Burkhard
Pruitt
Warren Evans
Osborne I. Price
Mr. Burkhard
Clyde M. Roney
J. Walker Carty
Richard F. Kline
Joseph M. Kline
Irving ‘Abb
Ernest B. Stephens
Richard | Hartman
Baltimore
Sheriff Anders
Charles K. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
U S Accused By Red Papers In Atomic Talks Clash
Moscow reports from Tass say the Soviet press accuses the United States and Britain of seeking a global atomic material monopoly under international control. Editors condemn U N actions and US Korea policy, claiming the supertrust aims to dominate world economy and armaments.
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Moscow
Paris
United States
Britain
Tass
America
Korea
Pravda
Communist Party
Izvestia
Soviet Union
U. S
United Nations
Optimism Over Meat Prices Questioned by Officials
Government forecasts of lower meat prices by late 1949 may be over optimistic. While feed costs are down due to a record grain crop, farmers hesitate to expand livestock production. Iowa State economist Carl C. Malone warned prices could fall before new meat animals are ready for market. The view was echoed by other western corn belt economists. Stating this, reporters noted continued caution among farmers despite favorable feed-to-livestock price relations.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Carl C. Malone
Iowa State College
Farm Outlook
University of Maryland submits two year budget request
Budget requests totaling 30,678,368 for fiscal years 1950 and 1951 were presented by University of Maryland department heads in College Park. State funds would provide 14,658,709 with the rest from student fees hospital revenue federal funds and miscellaneous sources.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Univerity Hospital
Baltimore
Board of Regents
First Hero Of Pacific War Buried In Florida
Madison Florida October 14 Captain Colin Keily once hailed as the first hero of the Pacific War was buried today in his Florida boyhood town. The young flier was killed when his plane crashed after departing the Japanese battleship Haruna. President Roosevelt praised him and he received the Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Flying Cross posthumously. The graveside service drew hundreds of mourners including his parents and widow. The flag draped coffin was presented to his eight year old son Colin. Corky, as the boy is known, had been recommended for a West Point appointment in 1956 by Roosevelt.
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Madison
Fal
Colin Keily
Pacific
Nes
Florida
Haruna AtiRells
Pers
Kelly
Roosevelt
Colin
Oss
William E. Frantz
14Th Air Force
Brather
Frantz
Corky
West Point
King Gustaf V Makes Quiet Night After Illness
Stockholm October 14 King Gustaf V aged 90 has influenza for three days and slept quietly through the night the royal physician reported today. The king's health remains monitored as doctors attend him at the palace.
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Stockholm
Gustaf V
Dearborn Crow Attacks Children Under Police Action
In Dearborn a crow swooped on five year olds from trees wounding a child and biting Patrolman Clayton. He shot the bird and it died. scientists will examine the carcass to determine the cause of the aggression.
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Detroit
F—State Scientisfic Laboratories
Dearborn
Dennis Mancuso
Dennis
Mancuso Homme
Clayton
Scattered frost forecast after showers this week
The Weather Bureau said scattered frost may occur by Saturday night after unexpected showers added nearly a tenth of an inch to the month’s precipitation. Temperatures dipped to 42, with 60 expected later today and a low near 40 tonight. tomorrow should warm slightly with no more rain forecast in the next 24 hours.
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Weather Bureau
Senate War Committee to probe Ilse Koch sentence cut
Washington reports the Senate War Investigating Committee will hold hearings on reducing Ilse Koch sentence from life to four years. Key witnesses include Maj. William Denson and Maj. Carl Whitney. Lt. Col. Straight and Leon Poullada may testify as Army fairness questions loom.
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Washington
NEA
Senate War Investigating Committee
Arayn
Tfe
Franke Hoch
Buchenwald
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Senate
Koch
Army
Frau Koch
United States
Emil Kiel
Scott Air Base
Belleville
William D. Denson
Birmingham
Ala
Atomic Energy Commission
Maj
Carl Whitney
Pentagon
Major Whitney
Clio E. Straight
Germany
Straight
Ilse Koch
Frau) Koch
Fife
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Ferguson Committee
William Denson
Leon B. Poullada
Foreign Service Institute
Department of State
Poullada
Nordhausen
Voyageurs to Attend National American Legion Convention
A group including G. Ernest Lipps Charles H. Birely William Buckler Andy Tackett George Phelps Frederick Charles R. Downs and William Snyder left by the 40 and 8 locomotive for Miami Florida to attend the National convention of the American Legion October 18 to 21. Locomotive was driven by Mr. Downs. Charles O Routzahn Chef de Gare of Voiture No. 155 is in Miami for the National Letter Carriers convention and will stay for the Legion event.
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Convention Voyageurs
G. Ernest Lipps
iCharles H. Birely
William Buckler
Andy Tackett
George Phelps
Frederick
Charles R. Downs
William Snyder
Thurmont
Miami
Fla
The
American Legion
Mr.Downs
Charles O. Routzahn
Voiture No. 155
Legion
Top Secret Pacific Defense Talks With MacArthur End
In Tokyo a three day set of top secret conferences ended with General Douglas MacArthur. Air Force Lt. Gen. Nathan Twining and Vice Admiral John McCrea joined defense planning across the Pacific to guard Northwestern and Far Eastern fronts. They stressed practical precautions against a surprise attack and a strong cooperative, joint defense effort.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Alaska
Pearl Harbor
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Navy
Air Force Guard
United States
Air Force
Nathan Flitwising
John L. McCrea
U. S. Pacific Fleet
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Japan
Imperial Palace
Allied
General MacArthur
Defense Forrestal
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Pacific Fleet Headquarters
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Alaska de Ifenses
U. S
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British Commonwealth
U. S. Navy
BeCrea
Tsingtao
U. S. Naval Forces
Western Pacific
Shantung Peninsula
Twining
Adak
Anchorage
Pearl Bargain House on Route 40 Sold to Barts
The Pearl Bargain House on Route 40 near this city has been sold by Chapline Jam to Mr and Mrs Henry Bart formerly of Pittsburgh now Frederick residents for two years. Bart took possession Tuesday and plans to run the store which has existed about 50 years. The deed shows a purchase around 13000 dollars.
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Pearl Bargain House
General Merchandise Marti
Route 40
Chapline Jam
Henry Bart
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Chaplines
Bart
Lincoln Loan Service
Comsorruch
Colesville Factory Destroyed by Fire
A venetian blind factory owned by E Buckley Hancock in Colesville was destroyed by fire today. Damaged equipment and machinery were ruined with estimated losses around 40000. Hancock said he could not explain the blaze’s origin.
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Colesville
E. Buckley Hancock
Buckley
Employer must bargain with union over merit raises
A 1946 NLRB ruling found merit raises are wages and must be bargained with the union. Supreme Court declined to review, leaving the NLRB ruling in place. Q A: If no contract covers merit raises, a firm may grant them. Q B: If bargaining breaks down, raises may be given if not to undermine the union. Q C: Non union workers may get raises when no contract covers merit raises. Q D: If a contract exists, its terms apply to both union and non union workers. Q E: Boss must list employees who received merit raises even without a contract. Other brief items note a potential consulte closure, a composer death, and a strike ebb in France.
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James Marlow
Washington
U.S Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Tennessee
Bargai
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Western powers frame Berlin blockade demand at Security Council
Western delegates met in Paris to craft a joint demand for Security Council action to lift the Soviet blockade. The council plans to address the Berlin issue again, as Russia rejects mediation and restoration of the August 30 four power agreement is urged.
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Paris
Berlin
Security Council
Russia
Kremlin
1I Nation
Securiy Council
Palestine
Ralph Bunche
Folke Bernadotte
Britain
Bernadotte
Juan A. Bramuella
Council
Moscow
Argentina
Canada
Belgium
Colombia
Syria
China
Foreign Ministers Council
Germany
Scripps-Howard Papers Endorse Dewey for President
Multiple Scripps-Howard newspapers announce support for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey in the forthcoming presidential election. The 19-paper bloc cites competence and leadership, while noting President Truman is well meaning but overwhelmed by duties. Other items report a Maryland hospital bond plan, a contempt ruling against the International Typographical Union, stock market gains, two arrests in a fatal pharmacy holdup, and a Washington crime note.
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Washington
Scripps-Howard
Today
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
United States
Warren
Truman
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