Six Teacher Vacancies Still Exist in County Schools
Approximately half a dozen teaching vacancies linger on the eve of the new school opening. E W Pruitt reports shortages at elementary levels Frederick High School Emmitsburg High School and Brunswick High School with one room school Philip s Delight saved by transfers. Educator injuries and enrollment notes accompany plans for grade shifts and pupil transfers to cover gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Pruitt
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg High School
Brunswick High School
Philip's Delight
William McP. McGill
Foxville
Philip
C. P. Pryor
Wolfsville
Helen M. Binder
Teachers College
Chicago
Ike
Urbana
Rose Barton
Brunswick
Jefferson
New Market
Fanny Crosby
Pruitt
Board of Education
Emmitsburg
Harry E. Grine
National Heights
Duke University
Cumberland
Grine
Creagerstown
Johnsville
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Liberty
Frederick
Heavy market selling and varied notices from multiple cities
A stock market downturn follows a long weekend with declines in steels motors rails and industrials. In Minnesota a county attorney seeks removal of a toppled 60 year old cottonwood from his yard. Admiral Mitscher met Pope Pius XII during a European tour. Oats rise in early futures trading fueled by demand. Greece's King George II, described as very happy, plans to return to Athens within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snill
Jackson
Minn
E. H. Nicholas
Jackson County
Nicholas
Georgre
London
George II of
Greece
Athens
Chou En-Lai Says U S Aid To China Needed To Secure Peace
Shanghai report quotes Gen Chou En-Lai stating U S assistance to the Chinese government and withdrawal of U S forces would bring peace. He warns China faces a deep internal split and civil war. He credits U S support for the Kuomintang and notes limited Soviet aid.
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Shanghai
Chou En-Lai
U.S
U. S
China
Nanking
Associated Press
Kuomintang
Government Party
Chinese Communist Party
United States
Russia
Peiping
Boost AMVETS Fund For Home
The AMVETS campaign to establish a building fund received a boost from Labor Day crowd donations at a nine to one dance at the State Armory. Free-will contributions supported by Clarke Shetienen’s orchestra funded prizes and a 1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster sedan donated by AMVETS. Miss Marie Ensor and Jack Gaver won jitterbug and waltz contests with $20 cash prizes from audience donors.
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The
Amvets
State Armory
Clarke Sheetenheim
Michael Peregoff
South Market
Marie Ensor
Jack Gaver
Howard Falconer
Frederick
Holiday Death Toll Exceeds 300 Across Nation
The Labor Day weekend saw more than 300 violent fatalities nationwide. At least 322 people died, with 225 in traffic crashes and 50 from other causes. Drownings reached 37 as travel and recreation spiked.
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Associated Press
iHomebound
National Safety Council
Truman and Byrnes Conduct Transatlantic Phone Conference
President Truman began his first day back from vacation with a 9 30 a m trans Atlantic call to Secretary of State Byrnes in Paris. White House secretary Ross said Byrnes provided his usual update on the Paris peace conference. This was their first talk since August 23 from Bermuda.
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Washington
Truman
State Byrnes
Paris
White House
Charles G. Ross
Byrnes
Bermuda
State Department
William Ob
Clayton
Yugoslavia
Dean Acheson
Rist
Eight New York Hotels Authorized to Provide Music
The AFL authorized eight New York city hotels to continue supplying music to patrons as James C. Petrillo moves to extend a strike to about 50 hotels in other cities within the next few days. William Harris Jr., 62, a leading Broadway theater producer and member of a renowned theatrical family, died yesterday.
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Petrillo
New York
New York City
AFL
American Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
William Harris, Jr
Broadway
Mackenzie's Column on Russia and Western Allies After War
Mackenzie's column analyzes Soviet direct action and Western reactions after World War II. It cites MacArthur, Atcheson, and Dirksen to illustrate growing criticism of communism and fear of another Pearl Harbor while considering future shifts in Moscow’s tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
State Department
Tokyo
George Atcheson, Jr
America
United States
Japan
U. S. House of Representatives
Pacific
UU Yuo
Auk Uyekubeda
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Library of Congress
Dirksen
R-N
Communist Party
Mastow
Tanaka and Chief of Staff Sentenced to Death
Lt. Gen Hisakasa Tanaka former Hong Kong governor general and his chief of staff Maj. Gen Fukuchi were sentenced to death by a four officer U S military commission for unlawfully tying and executing a pilot. Subordinates received life terms and long prison sentences, with one officer acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hisakasa Tanaka
Hongkong
Fukuchi
U. S
David Heary Houck
Baltimore
Houck
Tanaka
Canton
Fistien
Hichigai Kubo
Masamori Watanabe
Kyochi Yamaguchi
Hiroshi Asakawa
Italy limits armed forces under Big Four plan at Paris talks
The 21 nation peace conference military commission backs Italy’s wartime strength cap of 250000 troops 65000 carabinieri 22500 navy and 25000 air force with carrier ban and 200 fighter planes plus 156 support aircraft. Naval limits delay on ship reductions and surplus battleships Cesare Italia and Vittorio Veneto to major powers.
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Paris
Military Commission
Italy
Foreign Ministers
Carabinieri
Yugoslavia
Foreign Ministers Council
Cesare
Italia
Vitorio Veneto
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Europe
Free City
Danzig
Baltic
Trieste
Adriatic
Ivanoe Bonomi
Versailles
Poland
United Nations
League of Nations
Strike Hits Food Supplies in New York
A 25 000 truck drivers strike began affecting groceries as trucks failed to roll from Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company warehouses in the Bronx and Queens. Non perishables were loaded despite an agreement to move only perishable goods. Police warned other chains may be affected while Mayor O'Dwyer assured sufficient food and medical supplies. The American Association of Railroads embargoed shipments to ease warehouse congestion.
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New York
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Bronx
Queens
William O'Dwyer
American Association of Railroads
New York City
Underpass Decision Expected Soon for Silver Spring Project
Baltimore with Robert J. M. Reindollar, chairman of the State Roads Commission, saying a decision on starting the Silver Spring underpass this year would come within three or four days. The low bid of 693,362 was submitted by J. D. Heldin Construction Company of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert JM. Reindollar
State Roads Commission
Silver Spring
J. D. Heldin Construction Company
Washington
Destroyer Intercepts Jewish Refugee Ship Four Freedoms
The 400 ton ship Four Freedoms carrying about 1000 Jews seeking entry to Palestine arrived at Haifa in tow of a British destroyer after a last night interception off Tel Aviv. Authorities planned to deport the immigrants to Cyprus. A brief clash occurred between the passengers and a naval board. several sailors were injured.
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Jerusalem
Four Freedoms
Palestine
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Cyprus
Soviet News Agency Urges U.S. to Mind Its Business
Moscow reports Tass rejects American concern over Soviet Swedish trade talks. Sweden also rebuffs U S notes while Moscow prepares for a five year trade agreement with Russia. Washington considers possible follow up notes but has not decided.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Tass
Myn
Sweden
U.S
Washington
Stockholm
U. S
Stockholm Morgentidningen
81 Now Dead In Bombay Riots
A communique reports 81 killed and 300 injured since Sunday amid Hindu Muslim rioting in Bombay with ongoing clashes and a curfew. Troops and police remain on duty as outbreaks flare and traffic and commerce are disrupted.
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Bombay
Victoria Gardens Road
Extension Granted To Pan Maryland Airways
The public services commission extended to December 1 the date Pan Maryland Airways must begin service under its intra state air franchise. This is the second extension granted as airport facilities at proposed stops were not ready. The schedule includes Easton Westminster College Park Annapolis Cambridge Crisfield Chestertown Frederick Havre de Grace Bel Air Elkton Centreville and Brandywine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Public Services Commission
Pan-Maryland Airways, Inc
Maryland
PSC
Pan-Maryland
Easton
Westminster
College Park
Annapolis
Cambridge
Crisfield
Chestertown
Frederick
Havre de Grate
Bel Air
Elkion
Centreville
Brandywine
End Of Yugoslav Dispute Seen Near
Washington reports the Yugoslav crisis over the August crashes of two US planes may end quickly with a Tito note. Officials expect an apology and promise not to repeat the incidents, noting Tito told US Ambassador Patterson that orders warned against firing on foreign planes.
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Washington
Yiusesdavis
Pwigoh Dave Dae Adie
United States
Russia
William L. Clayton
Clayton
State Department
Byrnes
Dean Achason
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Athelest
Belgrade
Patterson
Soviet Union
Halsey Comment Prominently Featured by Russian Press
Moscow reports the remark by Admiral William Halsey Jr stating the U S Navy will go where it pleases was highlighted after Russian outlets criticized American naval dispositions in the Eastern Mediterranean The Tass dispatch called the admiral’s stance pretensions and the Daily Worker and Washington Post echoed critical views No editorials appeared in Russian papers.
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Moscow
U. S
William DB. Hal
Halsey
Mediterranean
Tass
Daily Worker
Washington Post
Maryland turkey crop expected to dip five percent
The Maryland turkey crop will fall about five percent this year from the 460000 gobblers raised in 145. The U S Department of Agriculture released the estimate noting a smaller output despite a record previously set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
Four Daughters Born in Paris Suburb
Four daughters were born yesterday to Mrs Pierre Walzer, wife of a metal plant worker, in a Paris suburb. The four are reported doing well. Jacqueline and Danielle each weigh just over three pounds, Nicole two pounds nine ounces, and Anne-Marie two pounds eight ounces.
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Paris
Pierre Walzer
Jacqueline
Danielle
Nicole
Anne-Marie
Yugoslavia Seeks U S Guarantees Over Yugoslav Airspace
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia handed a note to Washington demanding guarantees that no more American planes will fly over Yugoslavia. The note cites prior incursions by American military and civilian aircraft, asks for assurances, and notes the U S ultimatum over the first transport incident.
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Belgrade
State Department
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Stid
Morgan Line
Marshal Tito
Russian sergeant shot by American sentry at depot gate
A Russian sergeant riding with a Red Army captain was killed by an American sentry at the entrance to a U S army ammunition depot near Berlin. Pel William Hicks of Delmar Alabama, a Third Infantry Regiment member, fired after the taxi ignored repeated halt challenges. The incident occurred as the car passed the main gate. the sergeant died later at an American hospital. Russian authorities joined the investigation.
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Berlin
Pel
William Hicks
Delmar
Ala
Third Infantry
Task Force Leaves Naples For Greece
The aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and units of the U S task force in the Mediterranean departed Naples for Greece. Also noted are a clemency plea by a Navy band leader and the death of painter John J Inglis in Rochester at 79.
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Task Force
Naples
Greece
Ialy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Mediterranean
Inglis
Rochester
John J. Inglis
Dublin
Malcolm ‘Ord
Caroline Inglis
Fire destroys Bethal School after first day classes
Short Session York reports the 1946 47 Bethal rural school opened with thirty two pupils then burned down before the next session. The fire left the building a total loss and disrupted the new term for the community.
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York
Bethal
Stalin Declares Soviet Victory Over Japan Celebrations
Pravda honors Soviet victory in World War II with Stalin's order of the day praising the armed forces for defeating Imperialist Japan. The report notes omission of Allied contributions and atomic bomb mention, while宣布 24 artillery salutes across major cities.
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Moscow
Pravda
Ventates
Japan
Far East
Russia
Stalin
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
United States
Soviet Union
A. S
Britain
London
Moscow Radio
Khabarovsk
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Soviet Republics
VFW Seeks Trial For Yugoslav Airmen Killers At International Tribunal
The Veterans of Foreign Wars resolutions committee drafts a call to bring Yugoslav airmen killers to trial before an international tribunal and seeks full reparations for fallen airmen families. It also condemns the Ku Klux Klan and the U S military court martial system while leaders warn that peace requires a strong national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Resolutions Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
James M. Hayes, Jr
Winston- Salem
N. C
United States
Hayes
North Carolina
Basil Stockbridge
Atlanta
Free Steaks and Fries For GI Veterans in New York
On Upper Broadway a bar offered free beefsteak French fries and beer to GIs yesterday and tonight. About 600 pounds of steak 35 kegs of beer and 300 cases of bottled brew were available with gallons of coleslaw and fries. Veteran diners poured in as proprietor John Herouvim explained he did not want money after wartime service in the Greek army.
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New York
Upper Broadway
John Herouvim
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Mitscher
Vatican City
Marc A. Mitscher
U.S. Atlantic
Pius XII
Castel Gandolfo
Gen. Chou
Boost Amvets Fund For Home
Mackenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Military Commission of Peace Conference
Pan-Maryland Airways
ASXI
Mad
William &. Sima, Sr
U. S. Naval Academy
VFW
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