Three Get Terms For Assault At Manor Woods Dance
In Cir cuit Court Associate Judge Stedman Prescott sentenced three Negro defendants for stabbing two deputies at a colored dance in Manor Woods on May 31. Charles Biggus received 1 year 6 months, James Grigsby 1 year 3 months, and Mrs Mary Biggus 3 months for assault and battery on Special Deputy George Layman. The jury had found all three guilty. Layman and Special Deputy William Cosgrave were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman Prescott
Manor Woods
Charles E. Biggus
New London
Prescott
House of Correction
James Grigsby
Mary Biggus
State Reformatory
George Layman
William Cosgrave
Park Mills
Jayman
Biggus
Layman
Grigsby
Foreman
Sheffield
Charles E. Geisler
Citr
Geisler
Perry Point Hospital
James
Theodore E. Reynolds
New Windsor
Route 2
Delmar D. Fox
Edwin F. Ni- Kirk
Carl B. Burns
Howard M Stevens
Slot Machines Cost Keyser Moose 3500 Dollars
Keyser West Virginia October 22 The Keyser lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose promised to pay 3500 today in fines levied against two lodge stewards on slot machine charges. Circuit Judge Ernest McSee imposed the fines on Thomas W Burns and Harold Thorpe for maintaining 10 machines in the Moose home last summer. They also received suspended jail terms. A lodge official asked that payment be deferred until today because the lodge treasurer was out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
W. Va
Keyser Lodge of the
Loyal Order of Moose
Ernest Mc See
Thomas W. E. Burns
Harold Thorpe
Moose
Neutrals Urge Soviets to End Berlin Blockade
Paris Oct 22 neutral powers on the United Nations Security Council urged Russia to lift the Berlin blockade at once. The six nations Argentina Belgium Canada China Colombia and Syria drafted a compromise accepted by the Western powers. The plan calls for a local four power financial control commission to supervise Berlin currency within 15 days of settlement and would lead to four power discussions on German issues ten days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
China
Colombia
Syria
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Juan A. Bramuglia
Kremlin
Vishinsky
Bramuglia
Foreign Ministers Council
Ousted Hungarian Premier to Speak in Virginia Hall
Ex Hungarian premier Ferenc Nagy living in exile on a dairy farm near Herndon Virginia will address Lions Club and other city service clubs at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Thursday at 6 30 pm. Over 200 are expected to attend with an interpreter for his remarks. Nagy previously spoke at Brunswick and plans a nationwide lecture tour beginning November 12. He left Hungary under communist pressure and has written This Side Of The Iron Curtain. his next books arrive November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Hermden
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ferenc Nagy
Nagy
Brunswick
Herndon
Iron Curtain
Rising Market Heralds Republican Victory
New York stock markets rose with steel shares leading gains as investors anticipate a Republican administration. The advance signals an ongoing upturn since month start, widely viewed as a pre election market driven by expectations of a GOP White House victory. Washington plans sale of jet fighters and postwar planes to several American republics, a move noted by officials. Seattle reports Soviets jam radio communications of planes in the Aleutians and North Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
White House
Seattle
Alaska
Soviet Russia
Aleutian Islands
North Pacfe
Local Road Work Nears Finish on Routes 15 26 north of Frederick
T B Gatch is completing blacktopping on Routes 15 and 26 north of Frederick with final work due in two weeks. Surface treatments will extend to Est Patrick Street from Carroll to Monroe, with decisions pending on East Patrick street car tracks. Road widening on North Market Street to Ceresville and prep for Route 40 near Jefferson Street continue as crews move to Thurmont. A Bolivar bridge project over the Shenandoah shows steel work complete and deck work about to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ceresville Bridge
T. B. Gatch
Jefferson Street
State Roads Commission
Gatch
Patrick Street
Carroll
Monroe Streets
East Patrick Street
Monroe Street
North Market Street
Norman’s Mill
Pleasant
Blarket Street Pike
Voice Gets Into Russia
Washington reports that Soviet jamming of Voice of America is failing to suppress broadcasts. Officials say many Russians still seek the information, with Kasenkina case cited as evidence. Estimates of Soviet listeners have risen from 60 million to about 240 million plus, per Ambassador Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afoscow
Vladivostok
State Department
United States
Russia
Kasenkina
Oksana Kasenkina
New York
Voice
Soviet Union
Moscow
Assistar
George Alien
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Cardinal Hiond Dies in Poland at 67
Warsaw Oct 22 Cardinal Hiond primate of Poland died today at 10 30 am after pneumonia following an appendicitis operation He was 67 and a foe of the Communist government His death reduces the Sacred College of Cardinals to 36 of a full 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Hiond
Poland
Hioend
Sacred College of Cardinals
Red Feather Drive pledges total in first four days
Edward C. Hartmann reports seven thousand three hundred fifty four dollars and seventy cents raised for the Chest in four days. Reported by five committees with gifts, professional, commercial, fraternal and outlying areas totaling seven thousand three hundred fifty four dollars with others still pending. Public solicitation to begin next week as women volunteers plan a house to house canvass citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Hartmann
Community Chest Campaign
Federated Charities
Hartmann
Detrick
Defendant Acquitted In Assault Case At Peoples Court
In Peoples Court this morning Magistrate Manuel A. Weinberg acquitted Leslie S. Buhrman after testimony showed his wife attacked him with a butcher knife. Buhrman testified he defended himself as his wife, Helen M. Buhrman of Foxville, faced the court with injuries. Several collateral forfeitures were listed for multiple individuals. Arresting state troopers were Charles D. DeWitt Arthur M. Rudy and Patrick Stakem Jr. F. B. Robinson reported dead in Charles Town. Brown heads National Legion commander Perry Brown led in Miami with 70,000 Legionnaires en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel A. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Leslie S. Buhrman
Hellen M. Buhrman
Foxville
Buhrman
Tom Glass
Milton F. Hettenhouse
Baltimore
Gene E. Bowers
Funkstown
Hillard E. Hull
Hagerstown
Willam F. Colebank
Carlisle
John H. Blank
West South Street
Harold F. Heffner
Jefferson
Richard E. Summers
Cecil P. Kelly
Venetia
Curtis G. Thomas
Alexandria
John Burgess, Jr
Mt. Airy
Theodore W. Henning
Carl E. Garver
Robert L. Null
Magnolia Avenue
Arthur C. Clark
Elmer G. Cheeks
Rudolph Jonke
Crows Landing
Cal
James M. Gillet
Extended Weekend Forecast Closes in on Rain and Cool
The forecast calls for occasional rain and cool conditions Saturday and Sunday. Monday and Tuesday look fair with little temperature change. Rain returns Wednesday. From Saturday to Wednesday, temperatures average slightly below normal and rainfall totals about two thirds of an inch.
Cease Fire Is Accepted in Negev War Pause
Tel Aviv reports Israel will cease fighting in the Negev Desert at 3 PM local time per UN mediator Bunche. Egypt also halts combat in Palestine per Cairo notice, as air raid sirens echo and cross-border artillery subsides amid a weeklong battle winding down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Rael
Negev
Cairo
U. N
Ralph Bunche
Palestine
U.N
United Nations
Bunche
Beersheba
Negev Desert
Fie
French Coal Strike Surges Toward 200 Wounded
Paris reports near 200 casualties as the 335,000 miners’ walkout enters its twentieth day. No incidents today though soup kitchens appear in Eastern France. Talks of martial law surface with ministers weighing siege in coal fields and troop deployment amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Henry Queillie
St Etienne
South Centre
Maryland Sales Tax Enforcement Hits Out of State Firm
A Virginia firm faces a Maryland tax order after a magistrate required the company to collect Maryland sales and use taxes on supplies sold in the state. The Virginia-Carolina Supply Co of Richmond sold about 150000 dollars worth of equipment in Maryland without collecting taxes. William A. Conrades, a Baltimore salesman for the firm, is named in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Loca
Virginia
Maryland
Comptroller's Office
James H. Ells, Jr
Virginia-Carolina Supply Company
Richmond
William A. Conrades
Virgin
a-Carolina
Comptrollers Office
Virginia- Carolina
Army Nurse Retired After 31 Years Visits Frederick
Lt Col Sadye M Rosenthal retired after 31 years in the Army Nurse Corps visits Frederick with Mrs Etta Garfinkle and Mrs Jacob Goldberg at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She began in 1918 at Bradford Pa and served in San Antonio West Point San Francisco Ft Meade Denver Hawaii and the Philippines nursing Gen MacArthur in a Baguio hospital. Her final post was Ft Francis Warren Cheyenne Wy where a large ceremony honored her. She urges young nurses to train and serves as an advocate of the ANC offering travel and officer opportunities. She plans to continue nursing in a civilian hospital after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Nurse Corps
Sadye M. Rosenthal
Jacob Goldberg
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Col. Rosenthal
Frederick
Etta Garfinkle
Goldberg
Garfinkle
Bradford
Bradford City Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
West Point
Douglas MacArthur
Military Academy
Rosenthal
San Francisco
Ft Meade
Denver
Col Rosenthal
Pacific
Hawaii
Philppine Islands
Philippines
MacArthur
Baguio
Ft. Francis Warren
Cheyenne
Wic
Frederick Bureau Seeks Calendar Co ordination For City Events
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce under George C. Slagle seeks a city wide co ordinating bureau to compile a year round calendar of events. Fraternal civic schools churches and individuals should report planned functions to avoid date conflicts that waste effort and reduce out of town participation. The chamber will accept calls at 1262 between 9 am and 6 pm weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
George C. Slagle
Chamber
Frederick
City of
Mrr. Stagte
Mr. Single
Disposable Plastic Bottle For Baby Gets Its Public Showing
Washington report on Mrs Adda May Allen presenting a plastic disposable baby bottle at a cocktail party for science students. The rolled 100 bottle units allow rapid feeding, single use after sterilization, and reduced air gulping, claimed to prevent bacteria and simplify nursing, with demonstrations at the Mayflower Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edson Washington
Washington
Mayflower
Mrs Allen
Ten War Criminals Are Hanged at Landsberg Prison
Ten German war criminals were hanged at Landsberg prison under a gray sky, despite church pleas to halt executions. Notable defendants included Alex Piorkowski, former Dachau commander, and Hans Grimler, who distributed cigars to troops after killings. The group, tried by American courts, faced death sentences for killing Americans or torturing inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Landsberg
Alex Piorkowski
Ander
Dachau
S. S
Hans 4Rimler
Hitler
U. S
Kenneth Royall
Arthur Fuhr
Michael Raef
Karl Franz Stattman
Wladislaw Dopierala
Wenzel Sodak
Piorkowski
Dopierala
Mauthausen
Public Service Commission Hearing Set On Truck Lines
The Public Service Commission schedules hearings for November 4 on Potomac Edison Company to discontinue motor truck service between Frederick and Hagerstown with substitute service by Maryland Transportation Company. Markland Transportation seeks permits for Frederick to Haverstown via Route 34 and via Route 49 to serve freight. The commission will also hear mods to freight permits for local Frederick to Hagerstown and Hagerstown to US Route 40 junction and Boonsboro area. Earlier that day PSC reviews Potomac Edisons plan to acquire more stock in Northern Virginia Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland Transportation Company
Hagerstown-Frederick
Frederick- Hagerstown
Markland Transportation Company
Frederick- Haverstown
Funkstown
Boonsboro
Route 49 Bros
Commission
Benevola
PSC
Potomac Edi
Northern Virginia Power Company
Television In Autos Is In Personal Crisis
Chicago on October 22National Safety Council described the use of television receivers in automobiles as in personal crisis at its National Safety Congress. A council statement urged drivers to keep eyes on the road traffic ahead behind and to the sides as the first essential of safe driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
National Safety Congress
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Cardinal Hiond
F. BE. Robinson
Charles Town
Frank B. Robinson
Winchester
Winchester Cold Storage Corporation
Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Rawson
W.va
Brown
Legion
Miami
Fla
Perry Brown
American Legion
Frank Keefer
Hood College
Jacob Q. Truxal
Hood
William Preston Lane
Andrew G Truxal
Egypt
Bureau
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