Real estate sales total $65,700 at court house sale
The second of three such sales for the estate of William O. Kolb drew large crowds as multiple properties changed hands. Richard E. Zimmerman for Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Scott bought 3992-02-02 North Market for $39,500, a three story brick dwelling on East Third Street brought $10,000, and other homes along Third Street sold for 9,300 6,900 and 8 9 percent respectively. Shares in local banks and companies sold at strong prices, with the Potomac Edison stock at 108 a share and Frederick Hotel Company stock at 16.25 a share. The sale was conducted by executors Mrs Helen Thomas Kolb and C Albert Gilson with auctioneers and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Kolo
Court House
My. Kolb
North Market Street
Richard E. Zimmierman
Albert M. Scott
Bath and Garret
Gene G. Gerdner
East Third Street
Denmead Kolb
John M. Rector
Farmers and Mechanics, National Bank
Benjamin L. Shuff
Gilmore R. Flautt, Jr
Potomac Edison Company
Merkell H. Nelson
Frederick Hotel Company
James H. Grove, Jr
Helen Thomas Kolb
C. Albert Gilson
William M. Storm
A. Grant Hooper
David M. Devi
Johnsville
Auctil
Orville MM. Lippy
Calvin S. Lohr
Paul R. Grossnickle
James H. Castle
William E. Carnes
North Bentz Et
North Bentz Street
J. S. Castle
James
Buyers Rebel At High-Priced Meat Across Nation
National survey shows demand faltering as meat arrives in markets post price controls lift. Packers warn days needed to move supplies while shoppers shop around for bargains. Butter prices dip in some cities as housewives organize buy-what-you-can campaigns and protests against high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American Meat Institute
New Jersey
Independent Butchers Association
Washington, D. C
Omaha
Neb
Helena
Mont
Portland
Ore
New York
Jess
Minneapolis
Seattle
Uty
Dallas
Coffin Makers Strike Triggers West Coast Shortage
San Francisco health director J C Geiger says a coffin makers strike on the west coast has caused a casket shortage. He warns the city faces a three weeks supply and rising infant casket needs. Morticians cite AFL wage strike and lumber shortages as aggravating factors.
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San Francisco
Get
J. C. Geiger
West Coast
AFL
Deeds Recorded and Scout Service Planned
Deeds were recorded in the clerk’s office for several property transfers near Blue Ridge Summit Mountaindale and Creastertown with totals around 10300 1603 and 35260. Frederick’s Girl Scout troop and directors will attend a church service at First Baptist Sunday morning at 1045 with the pastor Rev W C Rovan preaching on The Sharing Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currug
Samuel C. Siite
Blue Ridge Summit
Blue Ridge Summit Station
Charles A. Rice
Ralph J. Cline
Mountaindale
Cline
Ida M. Tickle
Creaserstown
Servig Frederick’s Girl Scout
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
First Baptist Courcn
W. C. Rovan
Ghouts
Juliette Law
Gita Sco
AFL Threat Delivers Embargo Over CIO Beer Deliveries
In Pittsburgh on October 19 union leaders warned that AFL Teamsters would refuse deliveries to restaurants hotels and cafes that sell beer delivered by CIO brewery workers. The ultimatum signed by Albert Dietrich threatens loss of deliveries and services for any retail outlet handling CIO beer, affecting milk food luxuries and even garbage collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO
Albert Dietrich
Afl-Teamsters Joint Council No. 40
Dietrich
Afl-Teamsters
Masonic Rites for Francia J Thompson Held Monday
Funeral services for Francia J Thompson tree surgeon killed in a car crash will take place Monday at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev J Franklin Haas presiding. Burial will follow at Olivet cemetery. arrival of the body is expected tonight at 1432 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Francia J. Thompson
Frederick Tree
Calvary
Methodist Church
iDy
J. Franklin Haas
Mr. Olivet
Thompson
North Market Street
North Market Street. Tonight. Mrs. Thompson and Theirs Francis Tr. Thompson, Jr
Hanover
York
Spring Grove
St. Francis Preparatory School
Thompsson
Earl , Winemiller
Red Lion
New Hampshire
Wallate Thompson
Quincy
Plymouth
N. H
Plymouth Normal
Vig Avey Lue Suseby
Columbia Lodge
Harry E. Carly Company
Beall Defends Record in Frederick Tour
Congressman J Glenn Beall visited Frederick to answer Democratic charges in the upcoming Congressional race. He emphasized action over talk and defended his stance on World War II veterans mustering out payments, touting his support for a graduated scale. Beall cited $15,000,000 in Maryland projects including a $130,000 allocation for a new municipal airport in Frederick and noted his presence at votes and constituent aid amid claims of absence from duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glenn Beall
Frederick
Maryland
Beal
Beall
Community Chest gains progress as county drives expand
The Community Chest total climbs to 5106.20 of a 24300 goal with city workers contributing to the Frederick chest. Separate county campaigns support Boy Scouts and Children’s Aid, led by Dr. Frank V. Swearingen and district chairs, aiming to extend scouting and aid services beyond Frederick city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Exchange
Feederick City
Boy Scouts
Children's Aid
Boy Scouts and Children’s Aid
Ely
Frank V. Swearingen
Thurmont
Friends of Scouting
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick County
Frederick City
Frederick
Community Chest
Truck Driver Arrested After East Church Street Crash
James W. Parker, colored, of 321 East Church Street, was arrested for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his coal truck hit two parked cars in the 100 block of East Church Street Friday about 12:25 PM. He was jailed under 1,000 bond for Peoples Court Monday. A prior minor incident occurred nearby with two other drivers. no charges filed. Three other arrests were reported overnight for intoxication and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Parker
East Church Street
Parker
Baltimore
Robert Dinterman
Union Mills
Charles Bell
Peoples Court
Middle Alley
Robert Fishel
Diedle Alley
Sidney Angieberger
Frederick
Church Street
Bell
Webster Luby
East Sixth Street
Carl Rentzell
Garry Norwood
Middletown
Frank Dorsey
Douglas Stup
Nannie Frith
West Patrick Street
Harry Phillips
Ralph Potts
Spring Fashions Freed From Civilian Production Rules
Washington reports the Civilian Production Administration decided to free women’s and children’s spring coats and dresses from style controls. Designers may cut and draft spring garments this month without government restrictions, per CPA statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Trading Closes Mixed in Cotton Markets Across Cities
Trading closed today in cotton at New York New Orleans and Chicago with minor price changes across other commodity markets showing only slight moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Europe at the brink as Big Three face postwar showdowns
The article outlines looming crises among the Big Four powers over Turkey's defense of the Dardanelles, the Paris peace treaty framework, and German peace terms. It notes Moscow's stance, Washington's protest notes to Moscow, and Byrnes new policy of patient but firm pressure amid mounting East West tensions.
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Russia
Tyaglat
Deb Biappen
Amiger
Byrne
Byrnes
Soviet Union
Fy Mogeow
Turkey
Dardanelles
Ankara
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Moscow
Britain
United States
Washington
America
Iar
Sam
Turekey
New York
Paris
Germany
Reich
Europe
Far East
Yugoslavia
Weather Summary for Local Area
Precipitation for 24 hours ending early this morning 0.26 inches. October to date 3.5 inches. Yesterday's high and this year’s high not specified. last night’s low not specified. Sunset 5 27 p.m. Rise tomorrow 6 23 a.m. Moonset 3:45 p.m. Rivers: clear at Cerezville and Potomac. Brunswick also clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerezville
Potomac
Brunswick
Critics Attack U S Policy In China At Far East Conference
Rep Ellis Patterson told about 1300 people that U S Marines should remain in China and that curbing aid to the Chinese government would risk war. Conference speakers denounced Byrnes Asiatic policy as unworkable and urged support for Henry Wallace foreign policy ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sut Pivsetown
Gendai Lees
Jury Byrnes
Veitivs
Byrnes
China
United States
Ellis E. Patterson
D-Cal
Reeps Taere
Tre
Lin
Curfew Imposed Again in Jerusalem Amid Tensions
Military authorities order a daily curfew from 8.30 p m to 6 90 a m for Jewish quarters in Jerusalem citing renewed terror activity. Brig R H Bawer signed the order as British officials report deaths and injuries from extremist violence. Police halt clashes at a Jewish labor party meeting ahead of the World Zionist Congress in Basel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
LNG
R.H. Bawer
Bower
King David
Jewish Labor Party
World Zionist Congress
Basel
Switzerland
18 Washington Hotels Hit by AFL Strike Second Week
In Washington D C 5000 AFL hotel workers strike against 18 top hotels entering its second week with about half of 10800 rooms empty. Skeleton crews of non union staff run operations as talks again collapse. Federal conciliator Clyde Mills said he would schedule another meeting if requested by either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL
Clyde Mills
Strike End At Pittsburgh May Be Near
Pittsburgh faces a possible end to a 26 day power strike as 3,200 independent unionists may vote for arbitration. President George L. Mueller of the Independent Association of Duquesne Light Employees expects membership to back arbitration after talks with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach. Meantime Home Construction in the area shows deep cuts with 10,000 switch boxes and millions of feet of cable idle as firms report reduced production and output losses across several manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titleburgh
Geay Vam
Uninists
George L. Mueller
Independent Association of Duquesne Light Employes
Lewis
Schwellenbach
Schnellenabel
Allegheny County
Walter CG. Monaghan
Pittsburgh
U. S
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp
McKinney Manufacturing Co
National Electric “Products Corp
Ambridge
Largest Fir Tree Felled in Mount Rainier Area
Tacoma October report details the felled Douglas fir, the largest on record in Forest Service files, measuring nearly 13 feet in diameter at the base. A 46 year old trunk section was moved to Northwest Door Company for display. wood could yield 349,464 square feet of plywood or lumber for several hundred homes. Three men worked 4 1/2 days with a power saw to complete the felling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Tin Forest Service
Packwood
Mount Rainier
Northwest Door Company
Shibit
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NEA
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Frankfot, Ky
Huntington
W. Va
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Deslings
James Byrnes
Truman
White House
NRA
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Solid Fuels
New England
Stalin
Halifax
N.S
Halifax Chronicle
Igdayimal
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Ada
Cross
New York City
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