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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1946

Page

6

Towanda Township Fatal Accident In Bedford County

A teletype indicated a woman believed to be Mrs Robert Murray Jacobs of Fred amex died in Towanda Township while her husband was seriously injured Sunday evening. The couple, elderly retirees, were traveling toward Reidds Ford when neighbors noted their departure. Jacobs, a former defense plant worker, was hospitalized in Sayre, while the wife’s body was taken to a Towanda funeral home. Authorities sought next of kin including a daughter in Hinghamton and another in Essex Beltimore County.

Pennsylvania Robert Murray Jacobs Fredamex Rede Loupe Wiles Towanda Township Bedford County Set. W. W. Corbin Guy Anders Reidh Ford Jacobs Hinghamton Corbin George Jaharias Essex Beltimore County Jaharias Wyoming Robert Packer Hospital Sayre Towanda

Strikers End Picketing At New York Piers

Captain A E Oliver of the Masters Mates and Pilots Union announced pickets would be withdrawn at noon from New York piers as talks trend toward a favorable agreement with operators. Masters and voyage crews will return aboard ships, with West coast lines remaining on picket. Over 400 vessels tied up in New York and 1 181 across East and Gulf ports face sailing delays.

New York A. E. Oliver Masters, Mates and Pilots Association AFL New York City Oliver East Gulf Coast Union Istrike Gule

Markey Campaign Rally Tour Across Eastern and Western Shores

Brig Gen John Markey Republican senatorial candidate completed a strenuous campaign week across Maryland. He visited Caroline and Dorchester counties include Preston Federalsburg Denton and Goldsboro, spoke at Denton county commissioners and Easton rallies, and spoke in Cambridge Baltimore Silver Spring and Harford county.

John Markey Caroline Dorchester Preston Federalsburg Denton Goldsboro Eastern Shore County Commissioners’ Association Cambridge Easton Lord Baltimore Baltimore Armory Brunswick Rotary Club Legion Hone League of Women Voters Silver Spring Upper Marlboro 13Th Ward Hampden VFW Legion Oyster Edgewood Harford County

Critical Condition After Fall In Room

Mrs. William E. Kindley, already recovering from a broken leg and wrist, fell while attempting to walk unassisted and sustained a broken right femur and left wrist as she neared discharge from Frederick City Hospital. Despite a weak state, she had been holding her own for 22 hours and showed prior improvement.

William E. Kindley Frederick City Francis Scot Key Hotel

Truman designates Armistice and Thanksgiving observances

President Truman today urged renewed effort for lasting peace and designated Armistice Day and Thanksgiving Day. He asked for an appropriate ceremony on Armistice Day and ordered the American flag to fly from all government buildings.

Washington Truman

Beall Will Provides Humane Death for His Terrier

In a codicil probated in Orphans Court Albert T W Beall a Frederick meat market proprietor directs his brindle and white terrier be humanely killed by a local veterinarian. Executors named are his son Albert Murphy Beall and daughter Elsie M Fogle. The will dated December 12 1939 leaves $1400 property to his daughter with six months to exercise. Estate valued about 5000 in realty and 1500 personalty. McKinley H Barger of Brunswick granted admin on Lea J Bowler estate. three sisters named heirs. estate about 2000 personalty.

Orphans Court Albert T. W. Beall Frederick Beall Albert Murphy Beall Elsie M. Fogle Fogle South Market Street Holden S. Felton Edith F. Wickham McKinley H. Barger Brunswick Lea J. Bowler

Injured trio in Montgomery county homeward bound

Two of three people hurt in an accident near Union Bridge and Walkersville have returned home Luther Devilbiss of Union Bridge is able to be about after knee injuries and bruises His wife remains at Olney Emergency Hospital with a broken ankle Mrs Weldon Nusbaum Walkersville was discharged from Bethesda Hospital after teeth were knocked out The automobile carrying them from a trip to Alexandria was demolished, struck head on by another vehicle driven by several colored people

Montgomery County Union Bridge Walkersvil Luther Devilbiss Olney Weldon Nusbaum Walkersville Bethesda Alexandria

Community Chest Campaign Progress Report

The Community Chest campaign began in October and aims to finish this month. The morning collection reached $21,373.61 with an additional $2,600 needed to exceed the goal, as volunteers monitor the thermometer and push toward the top.

Denazifying Board Office Bombed in Esslingen

In Frankfurt the American military government reported a bomb blast at the denazification office in Esslingen last night. Ten people were detained for questioning, and security teams with bloodhounds searched the area. The explosion caused only minor damage with no injuries, and investigators suspect the same group linked to Stuttgart attacks.

Frankfurt Denazification Board Esslingen Stuttgart Trime Army Denazification

Girl Injured When Struck By Automobile

Evelyn Gruber 17 of 119 East Sixth Street sustained a right leg injury Sunday night after being struck by a sedan driven by Marion Covell Union Bridge Route 13 in the 100 block of North Market Street. Covell took her to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Police ruled no charges were filed.

Evelyn Gruber East Sixth Street Marion Covell Union Bridge North Market Street Frederick City Hospital Covell Sst Ben Phebus

Coal Crisis Heads Toward Showdown in Washington

Washington faces a decisive clash as John L. Lewis threatens a miners walkout against the Krug-Lewis pact. Government officials weigh renewing terms or risk a broader political fallout before the election.

Truman appeals to Ibn Saud for Jewish immigration to Palestine

President Truman sent a message to King Ibn Saud reiterating support for immediate substantial immigration of refugee Jews into Palestine. He rebutted Ibn Saud's claim of American inconsistency and warned against Jewish aggression or terrorism. The letter also notes no decision has been made on permitting at least 100,000 Jewish refugees, a proposal first raised with Prime Minister Attlee over a year ago.

Washington Truman Ibn Saud Saudi Arabia Palestine Ibn Ssad Dhe Palestin White House Minter Attlee Great Britain

Sugar Stamp Program Extended for One More Month

The Office of Price Administration extends sugar stamps for one more month due to shortages. Spare stamps Nos 10 and 20 gain an extra 30 days, each valid for five pounds of sugar, delaying expiration from month end to November.

OPA

Independents Win Parade First Prize in Balti more

The Independent Mase Company of Frederick won first prize for the most persons in line of march at Navy Day parade in Baltimore. About 35,000 spectators watched, and the Independents earned $75. Their green uniforms and the Greenbelt band led the march, with Foreman Roger A. Eizler heading the delegation. Approximately fifty men from the local company participated, and the band had 48 members. Fire companies from Maryland and Delaware joined, including Middletown, Taneytown and Sykesville units.

Mase Company Frederick Tackle Navy Day Baltimore Roger A. Eizler

Free Of Church Debt Celebrates Mortgage Burning at First Baptist

The First Baptist Church marked debt freedom after burning a $72,000 mortgage from 1923 during vesper services. Pastor Rev. W. C. Royal lauded paying off through faithful members, the Maryland Baptist Extension Society, and many anonymous donors. Elders and church leaders attended evening greetings.

First Baptist Church W. C. Royal Maryland Baptist Extension Society Francis A. Davis Baptist State Mission Board J. Carey Martin Amarillo Maryland Church Extension Society Harwood Bagby Joseph T. Watts Maryland Baptist Union Association Samuel Trout E. W. Shry J. W. Fout W. C. Hum W. H. Baylor

Volunteer Citizens Collecting Garbage in New Orleans

Volunteers in New Orleans join a strike by 300 garbage workers, with 22 trucks operating under police protection to clear a five day rubbish pile. Mayor Morrison and Property Commissioner Hotard supervised the effort, while about 200 strikers jeered and 100 officers kept order amid minor vehicle damage.

New Orleans Sulane Uni- Vie Eme Club Delessens S. Morrison Theo C. Hotard Morrison Citizens

Markey Demands O Conor Position On Socialized Medicine

Republican Senate candidate D John Markey pressed Governor Herbert R O Conor to state his stance on socialized medicine amid Maryland campaign activity in Baltimore region The campaign also featured sharp exchanges between gubernatorial candidates Theodore R McKeldin and William Preston Lane Jr and predictions from Markey’s camp of a 25000 vote edge over O Conor in the state totals

Associated Press Aetiyiou Didtmore Senate D. John Markey Herbert R. O'Conor O'Conor GOP Markey Annapoli Baltimore Lang McKeldin Theodore R. MecKeldin William Preston Lane, Jr Lane Montgomery County Stat Ai O’conor Baltimore City Max Chambers Preston Senator Radcliffe Dorchester County W. Grason Winterbottom Winterbottoms

Fight Communism Without Having War

Bishop G Bromley Oxnam of New York told 72 004 Protestants in Public Hall on Reformation Day that Protestants oppose communism but can oppose it without war. He argued the Roman Catholic Church has declared war on Russia by fighting communism and urged a superior world view through Christian faith to defeat materialism.

Cleveland G. Bromley Oxnam New York Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Russia Oxnam Chriss

India Gives Regt OF World An Example

India shows a practical display of Hindu Muslim conciliation as New Delhi forms a shared cabinet in the interim government. Leaders like Jinnah have compromised on Pakistan to push talks forward, while both communities make concessions amid renewed violence. The move aims to bridge East West blocs and ease UN discussions.

India Dewitt MacKenzie AY Aatalysh IL New Delhi United Nations Assembly Calcutta Pakistan

Car Found In Alabama In Stolen Auto Case

The stolen car of Charlee F. Kemp 421 West South Street was recovered in Decatur Alabama and returned. A youth was arrested on a federal charge of transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines. Witnesses called for Nov 21 in a $2000 damage suit involving Blue Ridge Transportation Co. vs Herald-Main Co. Deed recorded for about 5 acres in Woodsboro district from Robert L. Beall to Silas E. and wife with around $6000.

Charlee F. Kemp West South Street Devcatur Ala Atd Blue Ridge Transportation Company Herald-Main Company Allegany County Hagerstown Threelerk Woodstoro Robert L. Beall Silas E. Kline

Supreme Court Sustains Georgia Unit Vote Plan

The Supreme Court refused to disturb a lower court ruling on Georgia's unit vote system for governor. Eugene marginally led in the Democratic nomination race against James V. Carmichael with Gov. Ellis Arnall backing Carmichael. The decision keeps 410 unit votes in the state and 206 needed to win.

Washlington Supreme Court Eugene Madge James V. Carmichael Carmichael Ellis Arnall U. S. District Court Atlanta Georgia High Tribunal Justicus’ Black Murphy Rutledge

Woman Injured In West Braddock Highway Crash

Mrs Marguerite Chuey Jr of Mt Pleasant Pa suffered possible skull fracture after a car driven by her husband John M Chuey 26 spun at Braddock Heights on the wet highway and dumped them onto the road. Mrs Mary Krempsky her mother remained in the car as it hit a guard rail leaving the scene. The pair were treated at Frederick City Hospital. no charges were filed.

Braddock Mountain Wera Marguerite Chuey, Jr Mt. Pleasant Frederick City John M. Chuey iLa Braddock Heights R. F. Stone Chuey Mary Kreropsky

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