Soviet Concession on Veto Dispute at UN Assembly
New York reports Soviet Russia abandoned efforts to block five veto related items, moving toward conciliation. Britain attacked Russia’s veto use while Molotov was absent, Noel-Baker urged a fresh start as debates continued. Veto reform remains on the agenda amid calls for modify or abolish the power.
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VA Hospital To Care For 1 000 Bed Patients In Martinsburg
Veterans Administration to operate Martinsburg hospital with 1 000 bed patients and 5006 domiciliary cases at opening. Dr. Cook says about 809 new staff, 6 doctors and dentists, 225 nurses, with 112 absorbed from Fort Washington domiciliary. Describes transition from Newton D. Baker Army Hospital to VA facility.
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No Flying Deep Freeze Lockers From Airplanes
Government views plan to turn airplanes into deep freeze lockers for perishable produce. Agriculture Department says cleaning and processing add costs, plus transport handling at assembly points. Enroute freezing would increase time from harvest to freezing by at least two days and require complex engineering and higher costs.
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Lairport
Clark Fires Rogge Over Speech at Swarthmore
Attorney General Tom C. Clark dismissed O. John Rogge a special assistant for linking Americans to alleged Nazi efforts. In a letter Clark said Rogge violated Department rules by publicly disclosing confidential reports and that his Swarthmore remarks could only originate from Rogge’s internal reports.
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Bowles Says Price Policies Screwy in Deed
Former OPA administrator Chester Bowles denounced current Government price policies as very screwy and urged housewives not to buy. He blamed meat price hikes on a consumer holdup by the meat industry, comparing it to a gun at the consumer’s head. He warned prices may drive rents higher and called for better consumer organization to resist rising costs.
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Miss Edith Fink Cares for Mrs Ridser Near Braddock Heights
Miss Edith Fink of Middletown spends several weeks in the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Riddel moser near Braddock Heights to care for Mrs Ridser who is ill.
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Ashton Man Pays Auto Law Fine
A Ashton man found guilty of reckless driving and fined five dollars for striking a six year old pedestrian, with another driver also cited for reckless driving and drunken driving charges. Several local residents faced traffic collateral forfeitures as prosecutors and witnesses described a busy courtroom scene with multiple incidents and delayed hearings.
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Ralph Potts
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Frederick R. Rowe
Hagerstown
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Elis H. Stoup
Myersville
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Gaithersburg
Charles D. McLane
Ware
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Gwynn Kinsey
Robert H. Reed
Sammy Thompson
Frauleins Hospitality to GIs in Heidelburg Report
Washington reports an Army investigation found parts of a Stars and Stripes story about frauleins entertaining American Third Army soldiers in Heidelberg true but misleading. Police Chief Hillengass noted many girls run inns and entertain soldiers, yet few soldiers keep women in their rooms amid overcrowding near the Army HQ.
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Baltimore Business Men Tour City Dinner Highlights Maryland Unity
About seventy Baltimore Association of Commerce members and Frederick Chamber of Commerce guests toured Western Maryland to boost Baltimore City Western Maryland relations. A dinner for about 130 followed a reception at the Francis Stolt Key Hotel with speeches urging unified state action and Sherbow Commission implementation.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
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Francis Stolt Key
Sherbow
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William 4. Casey
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Court Martial Sentences Cut, Royall Says
Clarksburg West Virginia October 23 Army war court sentences have been cut by about eighty five percent with many suspended. Undersecretary of War Kenneth C Royall told the West Virginia Bar Association the justice system in courts martial is generally sound though some errors occurred He noted over half of those convicted were restored to duty or given other service and discharge options while stressing deterrence and victory may require severe penalties at times
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Theodore M. Wood 89 Dies at Chambersburg
Theodore M. Wood, 89, retired industrialist and former president of T. B. Wood and Company, died today at his home in Chambersburg Pa. He chaired roles at Reformed Theological Seminary in Lancaster and served on Hood College’s board in Frederick Maryland. Survived by widow five sons and two daughters. Funeral services set for Monday.
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Mayflower Is Tied Up For Sale Again
Baltimore October 25 The Mayflower veteran of Spanish American War and World War I, once a presidential yacht, is up for sale for the seventh time. Bids open in Washington November 6 by the U S Maritime Commission as war surplus. Once valued at 430000, it sank to 7686 in 1931 after ruinous upkeep. The ship has history from Glasgow to Philadelphia Navy Yard and rebuilt in 1943, now may be junked or operated by a buyer.
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Indictment of 23 German Doctors for Nazi Atrocities
Indictments charging murder and war crimes were filed today against 23 German doctors before American military courts. They face counts of conspiracy to commit atrocities and crimes against humanity for experiments on concentration camp inmates including euthanasia, bone and nerve transplants, sterilization by x ray, and injections of irritants. The plan targets top officials and corporations alongside medical practitioners as trials are set to begin next month.
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Mrs. Krumholz Freed On Charge Of Murder
In Snow Hill Maryland 42 year old tavern keeper Iva P Krumholz of Princess Anne is acquitted of murder in the shooting of Rollin Roscoe Riley a 38 year old poultry buyer from Vineland New Jersey The Worcester County Circuit Court jury deliberated 17 minutes and the State sought first degree murder The defendant appeared nervous before the verdict and showed relief afterward her lawyers shaking hands with her As cross examination of one of her sons occurred the prosecutor asked if he had killed Riley but the answer was not permitted
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Princess Anne Tavern
Rollin Roscoe Riley
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Return to full sized bread loaves ends grain saving order
The government lifted the 10 percent loaf size reduction, restoring full sized bread where regulations permit. With price ceilings off, bakers may charge more for larger loaves where feasible. The Agriculture Department cited ending wartime controls and improved grain supply as reasons for the move. In areas with local suspensions, full loaves return immediately. elsewhere bakers decide.
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Agriculture Department
Truman
End to Wartime Controls May Come Soon
Washington reports Federal Reserve Chairman Eccles announced possible early removal of wartime controls on charge accounts and some installment buying to curb durable goods sales and streamline credit rules. He noted the plan targets items like automobiles and refrigerators, with timing after Christmas and before the January congressional session.
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