Markey Returns From Overseas Cemetery Tour
Brig. Gen. D. John Markey says revised figures show about half of American war dead will be buried in ten permanent cemeteries in Europe and North Africa. He notes temporary cemeteries are being consolidated, with 110 000 dead from World War II and 31 000 from World War I to be interred in permanent sites.
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America
Walkeraville
John Markey
U. S
Ialy
Antwerp
New York
Markey
Joseph
Belleau Woods
Mont Sec
Saint Mihiel
U. S S
Rhine
Europe-Africa
Slarch
Manila
Pacific
Battle Atonuments Commission
Hawaii
Guam
Puerto Rico
War Department
Disputed Ballots Before Group Nov 17
Washington reports members of the Senate Rules Subcommittee overseeing Maryland’s 1946 senatorial recount have been summoned to meet on November 17. Jenner's panel will review disputed ballots from 17 counties, decide ballot validity, and prepare a report for the full committee as D Joan Markey contests Senator O Conor’s victory with 2,232 official votes.
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Washington
Senate
Maryland
Jenner
R-Ind
D. Joan Markey
O Conor
Girl Scouts Benefit From Community Chest Drive
Frederick city reports 380 registered Girl Scouts with a 1937 Community Chest budget of 3100 dollars for November 3 to 14. Local leaders emphasize character building through arts crafts health and outdoor study while noting 20 troops registered and four forming at Winchester Hall under Eunice Bush.
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Frederick City
Community Chest
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Denhams
Court News Equity and New Marriage Licenses Listed
Equity case Alice L Smith v Donald C Smith for partial divorce temporary alimony and counsel fee. Marriage licenses list includes Robert P Gilbert 32 widowed colored and Louise E Easley 32 divorced colored Brunswick. Several names with ages and towns. property deeds show transfers among Carpenter Oland Kelly DeLauter Graham Evans Kolb Fagan and others for $10 across county and city records.
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Alice L. Smith
Donald Charles Smith
Robert Preston Gilbert
Louise Elizabeth Easley
Brenswick
Elmer G. Cheeks
Frederick
Naomi M. Wiles
Union Bridge
Lawrence F. Hawkins
Boyds
Airicle L
Gaithersburg
E. Hurts
Ei. Kieffer DeLauter
Raymond L. Kelly
Anina Quinn Graham
J. Rex Evans
Calvin R. Kolb
Lewis F. Fagan, Jr
Denham Speaks on Taft-Hartley at Labor Union Meeting
Chicago October 24 Robert Denham general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board said the TaftHartley Act has checks and balances to prevent it from becoming a union busting or slave labor law. He spoke at a gathering of the Confederated Unions of America.
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Chicago
Robert Denham
Tional Labor Relations Board
Derham
NLRB
Confederated Unions of America
CIO
AFL
Deshan
Autumn Community Shows Draw Wide Local Support
Thirteen Frederick County communities stage autumn shows with Grange Homemakers clubs FFA and 4 H involvement. Exhibits span baked goods fancy work garments garden produce fruit nuts grain hay honey and flowers. Judges are University of Maryland affiliated and premiums come from the State Fair Board and local sponsors. Schedule lists Ellsburg New Market Walkersville Adamstown Lewistown Jefferson Frederick Ballenger Middletown and independent 4 H shows with specific chairmen and leaders.
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Frederick County
The
Grange
University of Maryland
State Fair Board
Ellsburg
Morris Zentz
Charles Sharrer
Edwin Chrismer
Grange and Homemakers’ Clubs
New Market
Merrie E. Lease
Grange and Homemakers’ Club
Walkersville
George Remsberg
FFA
FHS
Adamstown
Howard Fer
Lewistown
Fulton Nico- Genius
Mehrl Ramsburg
Grange and Homemakers
Jefferson
Helen Remsberg
Frederick
Warren Smith
Ballenger
John Renn
Middletown
Earl Kepler
PL of Rocks
Blair Titus
Robert Windsor
War paper money critique and call to cash sales
Mahlan N. Blaines argues the nation has lived on paper money since 1929 in a critique of Wall Street and holding companies. He urges real cash transactions for prosperity, citing everyday purchases and large enterprises to illustrate the fragility of fiat value.
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Wall Street
Wall
Maines
Mahlon N. Blaines
Car Wreck Kills Horse On Highway Between Towns
A late night crash between Wolisville and Garfeld demolished a car and fatally injuring one horse with two others sustaining injuries. State Trooper Lauren Ridge reported the owner of the remaining five horses being searched. no human injuries were found. Driver identity could not be learned.
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Wolisville
Garfeld
Lauren Ridge
Protective custody holds Brazilian envoy in Moscow
London reports that the Soviet Union announced via Moscow radio it placed the Brazilian ambassador and staff under protective surveillance. They will be kept in Moscow until the safe departure of Soviet embassy staff from Brasilia has been assured.
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London
Soviet Russiia
Moscow Radio Tonight
Moscow
Bragik
Probers Hear Walt Disney at Un American Activities Hearing
Walt Disney testified before the House Committee on Un American Activities claiming Hollywood labor leader Herbert Sorrell boasted of using the National Labor Relations Board and naming the League of Women Voters as a Communist front. Paul Carlson, a former Communist now teaching at UC, testified about a Red school in Hollywood and that Communists aimed to control Los Angeles schools. Carlson cited 24 533 votes for a Communist candidate in a recent school board race and Ginger Rogers’ mother Lela Rogers warned Reds were rising in Hollywood. Sorrell denied the accusation. Hospitals work begins in Martinsburg as Kings Daughters plan a new $600 000 facility.
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Washington
Walt Disney
Hollywood
Herbert K. Sorrell
National Labor Relations Board
Donald Duck
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Women
Disney
League of Women Voters
Oliver Carlson
University of California Extension Division
Karen Morley
Congressional
Los Angeles
Lela Rogers
Ginger Rogers
Carlson
Benjamin Margolis
Charles J. Katz
Katz
Sorrell
Communist School
Reds
Conference of
Studio Unions
Frederick hospital adds modern four story building plan
The News Frederick Maryland reports King's Daughters Hospital plans a four story modern building expansion. Ronald Serseman of Takoma Park will manage supervision. work contingent on available cash. Also noted is birth of a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital and a separate court bond news from Charles Town involving Peter Ded Pozzo.
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Frederick
Pital
King’s Daughters Hospital Circle
N Expansion
Ronald Serseman
Takoma Park
Fis
Wil
Carl Bender
Pine Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ars Bender
Bethe Lomme Huostler
Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Peter Ded Pozzo
New York
Baltimore
del Bozzo
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Labor Union
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Russell S. Davis
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Lawrence J. Shehar
Immaculate Conception
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Markell & Ford
Haines
Pascinie
N. Market
Roy Warfield
Frederick Motor CO
Ey Teady
Archive
W. Patrick Street
Braddoc
Schaffer
C. Holly Albaugh
Wilson Runkles
Royale
Urbana
Marie Elizabeth Ensor
George F. Ensor
Watersville
Merre Elise Wbeth
Gerald C Barnard
Besse Barnard
Electrolux Vacuum
WM. Warner, Jr
Keymar
Probers
Martinsburg
King’s Daughters
Pilotuner FM
E. Patrick
F. Russell Young
Chamberlin
FREE
John H. Harbaugh
South Bentz Street
Medana
Jewelay Store
Franklin Rubber
Nicodemus Paint Store
North Court Sr
New Edmondson Ave
Exta
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Hallowe’en Dance
Amvets
Featuring
Jerry Marrone & His Orchestra
State Armory
Frederick, Maryland
H. F. Shipler’s
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Straight Bank
G. I
F. H. A. Mortgages
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Gomi
Gerrily
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