Summons Served in Slot Machine Case at Moose Home
A civil summons in the slot machine case was served on the Moose Home corporation's resident agent Edward Saltzman of Linden Hills. The case, drawn by State's Attorney Charles A. Price, involves four counts alleging gaming tables at Moose Home Inc 110-112 West South Street and the corporation's knowledge and control of the tables. The action is returnable in Peoples Court on November 2. Saltzman’s involvement is as serving agent, not a defendant.
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Charles A. Price
Moose Home, Inc
West South Street
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Mouse Lodge No. 371
Price
Edward K. Saltzman
Linden Hills
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Saltzman
State Corporation Commission
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Lodge 371 Corporation
Norman Dietz
Allen Bartgis
Maryland
Frederick
Plane Crash Kills White Family En Route to Lunch
Thomas White wealthy Cleveland financier and mogul, his wife, and daughter-in-law die when their single engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashes into the Potomac near Washington National Airport. White, 57, was a Commonwealth Securities president and longtime Pan-American Airways director. Marshall confirms White planned a lunch with him and was engaged to see the king dog from Norway. The crash occurs during approach at about 1200 feet. all three die instantly. Police and federal investigators begin inquiry.
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George C. Marshall
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National Airport
Virginia
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Africa
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Sees Relations With Russia Growing Better
Ambassador Allen G Hire told President Truman relations with Soviet Russia show signs of turning in our favor after a White House talk. Kirk said relations are not as tough as before but must remain firm. He cited U N and U S policy as guiding limits and noted more reasonable attitudes in Korea after talks with Vishinsky.
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Truman
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United Nations
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Korea
Rev F P Brose Named Local Pastor at Parkway Church of God
Rev F P Brose DD has taken the pastorate at the Parkway Church of God after a vacancy since February 18. He comes from Mercersburg PA, is married, with a son in Westminster. The Maryland and Virginia Eldership Boundary committee filed the vacancy.
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Parkway Church of God
Murray
Bigpool
Th Brose
Mercersburg
Westminster
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Virginia
Churches of God
Truman rebuke to CIO as wage board dispute moves
President Truman urged unions and management to keep production going while disputes are before the Wage Stabilization Board. He cited a Garfield Utah copper plant case with Nathan Feinsinger and noted the CIO United Automobile Workers’ refusal to halt a BorgWarner strike affecting 7 500 workers. Senate leaders urged a rail settlement conference as railroads could return to private operation.
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O'Mahoney
D-Wyn
Brotherhoods
President to convene rail wage talks amid labor pullback
Speaker O Mahoney and Murray discuss a White House conference with railroad representatives and the Brotherhoods to settle wage disputes. They expect the president to call a meeting, with hours and working rules to be resolved later. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen prepared members for a possible strike.
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G. F. Thomas
W. Md
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hagerstown Dealers Fight Gas Price War
Hagerstown dealers report a price war with gasoline still selling at 24.4 cents a gallon, as some operators cut prices by 3.1 cents daily to deter cross-border purchases from Pennsylvania. Reports say local distributors claim no involvement, while many operators reduce prices independently, with Harrisburg suppliers common.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
Harrisburg, Pa
Brandies adds diverse coaching cadre from national programs
Brandies University's football coaching staff includes reps from Michigan CCNY Harvard Boston University and St Bonaventure, reflecting broad collegiate ties.
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Brandies University
Michigan
CCNY
Harvard
Boston U
St. Bonaventure
Western Maryland College elects two new trustees
The Western Maryland College Board of Trustees names two new members G Frank Thomas and G Russell Benson. Thomas is a 1908 alumnus and head of Thomas & Company canners with roles at Potomac Edison and the Frederick Alumni Club. Benson runs Westminster Laundry Dry Cleaning and directs Union National Bank while formerly leading the Rotary Club.
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Western Maryland College Board of Trustees
G. Frank Thomas
G. Russell Banson
Thomas
Tri-State Canners Association
Adamstown
Thomas & Company, Canners
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Potomac Edison Company
Prederick
G. Russell Benson
Westminster Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Carroll County
Union National Bank of Westminster
Rotary Club
University of Maryland
Benson
Walter H. Davis
Pearre Wantz
Westminser
Pediatrician Dr Russell L Guest Opens New Office
Dr Russell L Guest opens a pediatrics practice at 7 East Church Street focusing on infants and children. He previously practiced in Wharton Texas with the Rugeley Blasingame group for two and a half years after graduating from University of Louisville Medical School in 1941 and completing an internship at Louisville City Hospital.
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Russell L. Guest
East Church Street
Wharton
Tex
Rugeley-Blasingame Group
Medical School
University of Louisville
Louisville City Hospital
Pediatric Specialist Dr Guest Serves After Army
Served four years in the Medical Corps commanding the 605th Medical Clearing Company. After discharge he trained in pediatrics at University Hospital in Augusta, Georgia for two years. Dr. and Mrs. Guest reside at 100 East Second.
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Medical Corps
Army
605Th Medical Clearing Company
Guest
University Hospital
Augusta
Mrs. Guest
East Second Street
Coal at the Pithead Sells for Fifty Cents A Ton In England 1708
In England during 1708 coal was sold for as little as 50 cents a ton at the pithead, reflecting low early industrial coal prices. The note highlights price levels for fuel in that period and the economics of early coal mining.
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England
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