Crooked Secret Talks Charged By Soviet Paper
A Soviet paper claims Anglo American origin for the so called crooked secret talks about the Dardanelles and Turkish relations with the Big Three. The piece cites Potsdam discussions and a Turkish American exchange over the Montreux Convention. A separate note honors wartime service aboard the carrier Bunker Hill for Charles W. Rentzell of Frederick Maryland. Damascus area campaign leaders and captains are named for the Montgomery County Community Chest drive with multiple local volunteers listed.
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Moscow
Praw Aac
United
Maeoee
Dardanelles
David Zasla
Turkey
Russia
Communist Party
Potsdam
Montreux
Ankara
Black Sea
U. S
Britain
Bag
Bunker Hill
Charles W. Rentzell
West Fourth Street
Frederick
Memanionn
Damascus
Jacob Snyder
Montgomery County
City Legislation Aims At Police Merit System and Tax Rules
Frederick officials consider measures for January action in Annapolis. Proposals include bringing police under merit protections, extending city limits, and ensuring clear tax payments before transfers. A salary raise for the City Register is also proposed as budget talks begin for 1947. An October accident at Kensington parkway left three injured, with charges of reckless driving against Fitzwater and Mrs. Kelly.
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Anu
iMaryland
Frederick
General Assembly
Cnter
Fred Straley
Annapolis
City Register
Frederick County
Frederick City
Rockville
Kensington Parkway
Sau | Vam
Our PR Bart
Ralph
Fitzwater
Gaithersburg
Charles L. Johnsons
Bethesda
Veterans Protest Housing Shortage in Albany Encampment
Seventy two ex-GIs ended a 23 hour occupation of the New York State Senate chamber in Albany after Governor Dewey pledged action on the housing shortage. He said dollars are not the issue but materials and labor, with federal control of scarce building supplies. World War II veterans, many from the CIO Council, marched to the Capitol steps singing Home On The Range and formed a veterans group pledging to mobilize to win homes by pressuring Dewey ahead of the November election.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Senate
Thuihis Ee Dawny
Dewey
Greater
New York City
Train wreck halts car, student injuries reported
Martinsburg West Virginia October 20 four Shepherd College students were injured when an automobile stalled on a railroad track and was struck by a train. The car owned by Hugh F Daily of Cross Junction ran off the highway and started onto the tracks just as the train neared.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Shepherd College
Caehe WU
Hugh F. Daily
Cross Junction
Pittsburgh Power Strike Ends At Last
The Pittsburgh Power union votes 14197 to 797 to arbitrate with Duquesne Light Co ending a walkout that crippled service for 1.5 million residents. President Geo L. Mueller says arbitration proceeds will begin soon and Wage Stabilization Board rules may be waived by November 1. Maurice R. Schare will represent the company with a third party from the Federal Government.
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Inis Xteel
Duquesne Light Co
Independent Union
Procossl
Geo. L. Mucker
Sherif Walter Monaghan
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Hales
Mueller
War Stabilization Board
Wage Stabilization Board
Charles Luster
Light Company
Maurice R. Ssharé
New York
First group of Mormons led across Wyoming in 1847
In 1847 a detachment of Mormon pioneers led by Brigham Young crossed into Wyoming on their westward exodus. The trek established paths later used by settlers and shaped regional history.
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Wyoming
Brigham Young
Hagerstown Elks Club Robbed of 1000 Dollars
Bandits slugged Otis R Wingerd the Elks Club janitor and robbed the club of about 1000 dollars in cash. Police report two cash registers and vending machines emptied. Wingerd found in a storage closet with head wounds after the theft. He was hospitalized for treatment and 56 stitches.
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Hagerstown
Otis R. Wingerd
Elaxs Club
Max W. Rickard
Rick
Wingerd
Washington County Hospital
Weekend intoxication arrests flood the city police logs
A series of weekend arrests in the city shows intoxication charges in every case. One suspect, Charles R. Angelo of Aston Maryland, faced a $1,000 bond after a Saturday evening collision. Catherine Sheffield and Jyde E. Terns were charged with intoxication, with Terns also accused of interfering with an officer. Clay Price of Andrews Field posted $5 collateral. Several older names appeared on the docket, including John Barber and Ridgely King, with varied small bonds. About half of the cases were remanded for hearings tonight. A Saturday drive yielded 22 parking tickets. In Baltimore, D John Markey, Republican candidate for U.S. Senator, accepted an invitation to a veterans forum to discuss ex servicemen issues, date to be fixed.
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Charles R. Angelo
Asnton
Renizell
Catherine Sheffield
Jyde E. Terns
West Patrick Street
Clay Price
Andrews Field
Terns
Arnold Simmons
John Barber
Ralph Potts
Ridgely King
George Holtman
Fletcher Gray
Martin Kanade
John BR. Moore
Lewistown
Ben Phebus, Jr
Rentzell
Markey
Baltimore
D. John Markey
U.S
Exservicemen
Maryland Veterans of World War II
The
Amvets
GI Businessmen’s Association
Veterans’ Political Organization
Plans for Postwar National Guard Formation
Washington October 26 AP The War Department disclosed plans for a reorganized National Guard to form a first line force of 662000 largely World War II veterans. Federal recognition has been granted to nearly 100 units including infantry division headquarters and a dozen Air National Guard fighter squadrons. State appointments of division commanders and other major generals have been approved, with about 7000 units to be formed as the Guard reaches full strength.
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Shington
I National Guard
War Department
The
War I Department
Air National Guard
National Guard
Guard Bureau chief cites air force growth amid patchy recruitment
Maj. Gen. Miltomberger reports nationwide guard inspections show tremendous gains but admit recruitment remains spotty. Negotiations for air field and facilities drag, but he expects completion by year end. A wartime camera transmitter has been adapted for on the spot TV news picks.
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Pearl Harbor
Butler B. Miltomber
National Guard Bureau
Air National Guard
Miltemberger
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