Hood College names fourteen new faculty members
President Henry Irvin Stahr announced fourteen new faculty appointments at Hood College including Dr. Jane D. McCarrell as associate professor and head of biology and Dr. Renate Kocholaty as assistant professor of chemistry. Others cover home economics, fine arts, music, English, languages and biology. The hires include staff from Mt. Holyoke, Vassar, Columbia, and several regional colleges.
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Hood College
Henry Irvin Stahr
Jane D. McCarrell
Washington, Pa
Renate Kocholaty
Philadelphia
Virginia B Turner
Gideon, Mo
Margaret Kerfoot
Central City
Colo
McCarrell
Mt. Holyoke College
Vassar College
Radcliffe College
Vassar
Harvard School of Public Health
Massachusetts
Kocholaty
Miss Turner
Town State College
Columbia University
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Drury College
Burge Hospital
Springfield
McGehee
Ark
U. S. Department of Interior
Hamline University
Miss Kerfoot
University of Iowa
Oberlin College
Chicago Art Institute
New York School of Fine Arts
Paris
Harvard University
University of Oregon
Carleton College
Florida State College For Women
Columbia Unversity
Spars Glee Club
Miss Rion
University of Kentucky
Smith College
Office of Censorship
Miami
New Orleans
Caster
New York State College of Home Economics
Cornell University
Bureau of Home Economics
Washington, D. C
Beaver College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Miss Dietrich
the Waves
Mile. Lanche
France
University of Strasbourg
The
Sorbonne
Kompliche Hochschule Fur Bildende Kunste Und Musik
Conservatory of Music
Strasbourg
Elmira College
Miss Quinn
Indiana State Teachers College
Elizabethtown
Miss Williams
Pennsylvania State College
New York University
DuBois
Shamokin
John Wanamaker
New York
Miss Smith
Women's College of the
University of North Carolina
Miss Raab
Mabel Lea Frazier
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
N. C
Miss Frazier
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Molotov Returns to Paris After Berlin Stopover
Bulletin reports Russian Foreign Minister Molotov returns to Paris after a Berlin layover. He had flown to Moscow last Saturday for conferences. In Rochefort, 23 sailors aboard the grounded David Caldwell were rescued from a broken section of the ship.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
Berlin
Molotov
Moscow
Sordeaux
France
David Caldwell
Rochefort
Maryland State Dental Association Set for Braddock Heights Meet
The Maryland State Dental Association will hold its twenty third semi annual meeting at the Vindobona Hotel Braddock Heights on Monday and Tuesday with Frederick County Dental Society as host. An attendance of 150 is expected as professionals gather for scientific sessions, a banquet and golf tournament at Catoctin Golf Club.
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Maryland State Dental Association
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Frederick County Dental Society
Frederick
Catoctin Golf Club
T. S. Bader
Myers
Jae Aemiauuys Thesanvin
A. Remsberg
H. G. Taylor
W. H. Thomas
Ell
W. E. Trail
R. D. Campbell
A. K. Leon
Fred_@tick
S. J. Meadows
Brunswick
M. F. Broadwater
Everhart
Fredrick
O. H. Stinson
Emmitsburg
B. M. Davis
S. J. Hamilton
J. Marrone
W. B. Watson
C. E. Broadrup
Leon
W. L. Lloyd
D. G. Everhart
Broadrup
Davis
Helen Eader Johnson
Meadows
Trail
Trieste dispute highlighted by Vishinsky at Turin talks
Soviet deputy foreign minister V. Vishinsky argued Yugoslavia has an unquestionable right to Trieste while backing a free port under the Big Four to satisfy political aims. He accused Italy of expansionist aims and said justice in the deal may be limited by politics, as debate on Istria and Trieste continues.
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Andrei
Trieste
Russia
Vishinsky
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Iivanoe Bonomi
Justice
Adriatic
Haly
Istrish
Italy
Tom Connally
Dtex
United States
Yugo Slavia
Bonomi
Better Meals For Soldiers
Secretary of War Patterson orders a broad training program for officers and GIs in food handling and preparation as part of improving mess services. An Army review by 75 officers examines overseas practices while considering a separate food service corps to replace kitchen police. The group led by John L. Hennessy cites waste and rapid demobilization as factors.
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Washington
Patterson
Food Service Corps
John L. Hennessy
Statler Hotels
Pati
Bruns wick Man’s Car Strikes Guard Rails West of Knoxville
James W. Hoopengardner of Park Avenue Brunswick escaped injury when his car hit guard rails on the right side of Route 340 west of Knoxville around 11 30 p m Wednesday. Damage to the car was about 300 dollars. State Trooper Stonesifer investigated.
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James W. Hoopengardner
Park Avenue
Brunswick
Knoxville
Stonesifer
Bombay Quiet Returns After Four Days of Strife
Scattered police and military gunfire still echoed in Bombay as officials report a slow return to order after four days of communal violence. At least 189 people were killed and 527 wounded, authorities said.
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Bombay
Rally Extends Into Thursday on Light Trading
New York stock market extended the rally of the prior session by small margins though early orders were light and little follow through appeared.
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New York
Weird-Looking Meat Animals Reach Chicago Stockyards
Chicago, Sept. 5. Weird looking meat animals arrived at stock markets as overall receipts fell during the first week of revived OPA ceilings for hogs and cattle. Cattle were mostly dried up cows and the stockyards saw empty pens and record low arrivals across mid western markets.
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Chicago
OPA
Great Union
Mid-West
Mid-Western
Dinners Minus Meat Coming to Baltimore Markets
Meat shortages linger as OPA ceilings curb supplies. Baltimore packers report less than five percent of normal output with eight weeks or more of lean meat predicted. Union Stockyards receipts plummet to twenty percent as cattle and hogs tighten. Some plants close. others run with minimal cattle for processing.
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Baltimore
Union
Tnhn Heine
Lesdine
Kalgan Next List For Attack
Chiang Kai-Shek's forces threaten Kalgan in Chahar province as the national army warns it will be taken next if Communist sieges at Tatung persist. Chengteh and Tatung rail routes figure in the planned offensives with Kalgan expected to be heavily defended.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kalgan
Chahar
North China
Chen Cheng
Tatung
Chengteh
Jehol
Mead Lehman Ticket Wins Truman Endorsement
President Truman expresses wholehearted support for the Mead Lehman ticket in New York at a news conference. He calls Mead an able administrator and predicts the ticket will be elected. The New York convention had nominated Herbert Lehrman to run for Mead's Senate seat. An authoritative source says the Jewish Agency for Palestine declined to join the Arab Jewish conference on Italy Land scheduled to open in London.
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Washington
Truman
Mead- Lehman
New York
Mead
London
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Italy
Plane Crash Kills 23 with One Survivor in Nevada
A two engine airliner crashed near Elko Nevada killing most aboard and leaving a single survivor a two year old boy found near the wreckage. Rescue teams recovered 17 bodies and searched the scene as flames and smoke issued from the twisted cabin hours after the crash.
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Elko
Nev
Airlines
San Francisco
New York
Edward Lundberg
Lundsberg
Four Vacancies Reported in County High Schools
Four high school vacancies remained in the county's public schools though staff were largely complete. Frederick High School needs two shop instructors and one eighth grade teacher. Emmitsburg High School still seeks a home economics instructor. New Market elementary gains Mrs. John Gaver from Howard County, and Brunswick's Mrs. Mary Foster Cage will substitute for absent mathematics teacher Harry E. Grine after injuries from a car crash.
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E. W. Pruitt
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg High School
John Gaver
Howard County
New Market
Mary Foster Cage
Brunswick
Aurel Leme
Display of U S Air Power Is Called Off in Athens
Athens report says plans to fly 120 American aircraft over the city were cancelled as the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and escort vessels arrived off Greece. Rear Adm. Cassady disclosed the move due to a crowded four day program and diplomatic cautions amid Molotov's protest and the recent plebiscite return of King George II.
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Athens
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Greece
John TH. Cassady
Naples
Roosevelt
U.S. State Department
V. M. Molotov
Jast Sungay
George II
Ceilings Eased on Some Cosmetics and Meat Rules
OPA removed price ceilings from low cost cosmetics including lipstick toothpaste and powders while meat price controls return Monday. The agency warned of action against meat black market actors and noted 25 cent items will be suspended from control if prices rise.
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Washington
OPA
New York
Chicago
UNRRA Ending Brings New US Relief Policy Dilemmas
Foreign Affairs Analyst notes post UNRRA shift toward a US led relief policy driven by self interest and ally focus. He cites Austria, Greece, India, Finland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia as key cases, questions funding sources, and warns political implications of shifting burden to Britain.
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3. M. Roberts, JR
Veterans of Foreign Wars
UNRRA
United States
U. S
Austria
Greece
India
Angie
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Britain
Treasury
New York
Austeleneura
Yugoslavia
China
Bomb Poison Can Penetrate Ship
An Operation Crossroads report reveals radiation sickness from atomic tests killed 24 pigs aboard four target ships. Pigs in medical quarters died within days to two weeks after hatches were sealed for underwater bomb tests.
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Washington
Sndeewater
Russian Production Delays Highlight Five Year Plan Struggles
Moscow reports show 280000 industrial material workers pledging to fix shortages as delays in reconstruction material threaten the new five year plan. An Izvestia editorial warns the plan could be jeopardized unless material flow improves amid repeated references to lagging reconstruction pace.
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Moscow
Stalin
Tzvestia
First Seamen Go Out As Big Strike Nears
Seamen strike broad dawn walkouts in Atlantic Pacific and Gulf ports signaling a nationwide action. Seafarers International Union leaders say picketing will begin and plans will roll until Wage Stabilization Board reverses its decision. Embargo on rail shipments to ports ordered by railroads adds to disruption.
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New York
AFL
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Ports
Gp-Arl
Wage Stabilization Board
John Hawk
Seafarers International Union
Hawk
SUP
Seafarers International
WSB
Ford
Haia
Baltimore
The
Sailors Union of the Pacific
SIU
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Heirens Tries Death by Own Action Again
Chicago report says 17 year old William Heirens attempted suicide in Cook county jail a crude noose of bedsheet found at 1 a.m. Guards lowered him. This marks his third self harm attempt since capture and confession to three murders and numerous burglaries and assaults as the state nears closing of evidence for penalty.
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Chicago
William Heirens
Cook County
Frank Sain
Heirens
Harold G. Ward
Criminal Court
Ill Wind in New York Trucker Strike Sparks Cake Donation
In New York City, hospitals will receive extra cake and bread as two grocery chains with over 270000 pounds of baked goods donate stock to the Department of Hospitals. City trucks will collect the items for distribution amid the trucking strike.
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New York
New York City
Department of Hospitals
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