Lilienthal Heads Civilian Atomic Group
President Truman moved atomic energy from military to civilian control by creating a six member Atomic Energy Commission headed by David E. Lilienthal. The panel includes Robert Macher, Hugh Smyth Waymack, Sumner Pike, and Lewis Strauss with Gordon Clapp named TVA chairman to succeed Lilienthal. Senate confirmation awaits in January, amid low opposition.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Commission
Robert Fox Macher
Carnnell
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Lilienthal
TVA
Gordon Rufus Clapp
Clapp
Gecat
Eerste
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Senate
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Lilenthal
McKellar
Stewart
D-Tonn
Pike
Strauss
Hoover
United States Troop Presence in China Attacked at UN
In New York Oct 28 Kuzma Kiselev White Russian Republic Foreign Minister blasted U S policy in China and urged peace in the Far East at the United Nations Assembly. Poland’s Wincenty Rzewowski echoed concerns over Germany and vetoes as New Zealand criticized the veto as a shotgun wedding. Separate matter notes the Orphans Court approved the final accounting of James Houck estate with Alice E Nallin as surviving executrix receiving $180.50.
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New York
Kuzma Kiselev
United States
China
United Nations Assembly
Far East
Kiseley
Poland
Wincenty Remowski
Germany
Remowski
Russia
New Zealand
Kiselev
Greece
Middle East
Indonesia
Iselev
Viacheslav Molotov
Alice E. Nallin
James Houck
Hallowe'en Celebration On Wednesday In Frederick
Frederick officials advanced Halloween by one day to avoid Alsatia Club parade conflicts. Police will patrol, Market Street blocked 7 to 10 pm, no parking after 6:30. Chief Straley warns against fire hazards and false alarms, with a reduced Police Court session planned for Wednesday night.
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Frederick
Hallowe'en
Fred MM. Straley
Market Street
Patrick
Third Streets
Hagerstown
Alsatia Club
Federal Bureau of Investigation
W. Bartris Storm
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Penalties Assessed By WSB in Baltimore Area
A three man Wage Stabilization Board panel levied disallowances totaling 44 500 against contractors in Baltimore Washington and Wilmington Delaware. Waverly Taylor Inc 11000 and seven Wilmington firms 28000 faced penalties. Thomas Vinci Arminger Brothers each 1000. Ralph Simmerts fined zero after payroll questioned but below 390. A separate note reports milk price relief sought to prevent a one cent rise and a hoodlum spree in Hyattsville with property damage from apple butter jars and rocks.
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Baltimore
Wage Stabilization Board
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Livpms
Waverly Taylor, Inc
Thomas Vinci
Arminger Brothers
Ralph Simmerts
Fails To Rob Store At Bennett’s Dry Goods
Robbery attempt at 123 North Market Street by two would be robbers ended without loss. Proprieter William Bennett reported nothing stolen after a thorough check. A window lock was forced, fingerprints found, and scene indicated the thieves fled when Bennett returned after supper Monday night. Lieutenant Frank Dorsey and Officer Ellis Carty led the immediate investigation.
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Benett
North Market Street
William B. Bennett
Frank Dorsey
Dorsey
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bennett Store
Wee Steenae Eee
Benwell
Lieut
Ellis Carty
Maryland sees strong year for fishing industry in Ocean City
Solomons Md Oct 28 An anticipated 17 million pound commercial catch in Maryland this year signals a bright outlook for the industry says Chesapeake Biological Laboratory biologist Richard Tiller. The 1946 catch worth over two million dollars will top last year by 4.4 million pounds due to conservation measures and growing ocean fishing. About 185 vessels operate from Ocean City as crews face linen net shortages and engine part shortages.
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Solomons
Maryland
Richard ‘Tiller
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
Tiller
Ocean City
Meat Prices Take Big Tumble In New York
New York City residents saw meat prices drop sharply as decontrol takes hold. Sirloin and porterhouse fell to 55 cents a pound from 95 cents, with buyers limiting purchases amid abundant supply. Butchers warned of a beef flood as the market stabilizes and shoppers adjusted to lower costs. A separate brief notes State Senator John B. Funk will speak to the Women’s Democratic League in Frederick tonight at 7:39.
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New York
New York City
More Controls To Be Ordered
Washington reports OPA economist Myer Sherman estimates about 44 percent of a typical family's cost of living remains under price control. Further widespread removal of price ceilings is planned, with details uncertain. The CPA lifts controls on lingerie and negligees and on dresses, while shoe ceilings rise adding about 30 million dollars to annual consumer costs. Ceilings end on doilies, drapery trimmings, whatnots, breakfront secretaries and upholstered headboards.
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Washington
Myer Sherman
OPA
Sherman
Civilian Production Administration
U S Agrees To Talk With John L Lewis
The Truman administration, amid threats of a coal mine walkout before Election Day, agreed to talks with John L. Lewis. The White House announced Truman would travel to Missouri by train, and Roosevelt’s voice was revived in a trio of broadcasts. Housing expeditor Wilson Wyatt disputed Brewster’s charges against the housing program, and committee chairs hinted at regional shifts if Republicans win control. AFL union officers told the House committee they spent nothing on elections and would not answer finance questions.
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Associated Press
John L. Lewis
Truman
Independence
White House
Missouri
Gore
Yen Toena Pals Vaion
Roosevetes
Roosevelt
Sam O'Neil
Wilson Wyatt
Brewster
Maine
Wyatt
Brewser
Senate War Investigating Committee
House
AFL
Teamsters
Musicians
House Campaign Expenditures Committee
U. S. Prosecution Of Dairies Is Resumed
Baltimore Oct 28 Government prosecution of South Mountain Dairies Inc Middletown Ma its president Alex Eisenberg and its secretary treasurer Samuel Kaneff was renewed today when prosecutors filed in Federal Court a revised information of fifteen counts. The revised complaint filed after the Federal Court recently required amendment of the proceedings dealt with sales in 1944 and early 1945. Approximately 67 pounds of butter had been sold above ceiling prices according to the Government complaint.
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Baltimore
South Mountain Dairies, Inc
Middletown
Alex Eisenberg
Samuel Kaneff
World Food Board Plan Turned Down in Oct 28
The United States rejected a British proposal to create a world food board with an ever normal granary, backing instead international commodity agreements to stabilize hunger and farm prices. The plan was presented to a UN preparatory commission drafting long term cooperation on malnutrition and price fluctuations. Also reported were a light plane crash near Shepherdstown injuring two, and chimney swifts wintering in Peru per bird-banding findings.
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United
World Food Board
U. S
John Bovd Orr
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Here
Kenneth Sager
Charles Town
Scott E. Moler
West End
Martinsburg
Detour Man Fined $100 for Drunken Driving in Court
In a People’s Court session before Magistrate Edward J. Smith, Detour resident Paul Houck Burrier was found guilty of drunken driving and fined $100 plus costs. A trooper testified Burrier forced the patrol car off Route 15 near the EO F Home. Burrier posted collateral for a Sunday hearing. Multiple traffic collaterals were forfeited for various violations including reckless driving and speeding. several officers reported affidavits and fines while Magistrate Bennett was absent for related proceedings.
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Edward J. Smith
Paul Houck Burrier
Burrier
Bruce A Bruchey
Route 15
Eo, O, F
Frederick
Brachey
Barkier
Sherman P. Bowers
Bennett
Hosee A. Robertson
Rt. 4
Airy
Unionville
Robertson
Bruchey
Ary M. Kline
Rt 1
Myersville
Arnold Simmons
J. Darby
Baltimore
Sherman Boone
Herbert E. Weller
Linwood
Sergt
Dan Swomley
John C. Rich
A. S. Blalock
Edward Raymond Thomas
Ben Phebus Jr
Enis Carty
Alton
Fort George Meade
Corp
Tommy Bennett
Germany
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U.S
Bour Jois
Paris
Oul
Courage
Skylark
Barbara Gould
Allen’s Corner Market
Hallowe’en
WSB
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Agriculture Department
Hoonlems
Hyattsville
C. £. Cline & Son Ambulance Service
Tan
Ladiesburg
Frank Keefer
Mary Alice Eleanor Martz
Raymond E. Martz
Westminster
Walter Robert Ramsburg
Allen B. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Merbert H. Schmidt
Gettysburg
Martz
Annabelle Dougherty
Near Detour
Arthur Graham
Russell Martz
E. TI. Dupont Behemours Co
Charles Hess
Parlin
N. v
C. E. Radcliffe
Chambers Works
Deepwater
N. J
John Wisner
Lewistown
Beatrice Wisner
John B. Wisner
John K. Wisner
Rascoe Porta Arando
Burkhard Fogle
Eid
Adton Powel Dirs
Blanche Kehne
Mrs
Ruth Ports
Beverly Wisner
Mexine Green
Audrey Fogle
Mary
Thelma Louise Wisner
Eugene Wisner
George Frier
Alton Powell
Kenneth Powell
Buovy Fugid
Joe Wisner
Netsuit Rice
Glenn Weddle
Fred Kehne
Charles EB. Green
Pete Bales
Robert Strailman
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Allen's
Allen’s Corner Market and
Second Sts
State Farm
Peace Insurance Agency
N. Court ST
Mutual Automobile
Bloomington, Thle
South Market
Weil Brothers
North Market ST. Frederick, MD
South American
Republic of
Peru
James C. Rich
Mary Hancock Gregory
Frederick County
William M. Storm
Manuel M. Weinberg
Alton Y. Bennett
Lane
O’conor
McDonald
WEMD
Gary Cooper
United States Pictures
Warner Brof
Robert Alda
Albert Waltz
Rene Lardner
Tony
Cort Tnceter
Jowt Larkin
Mas Steel
Torbay
Lucille Keenar
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