Byrnes Puts Soviet Union on Defensive in Stuttgart Speech
State officials view Byrnes Stuttgart address as a sweeping policy outline for restoring German self government and strengthening democratic appeal. They compare it to Molotov in Paris and credit Byrnes with shifting the diplomatic offensive while tying Soviet reparations to German economic unity.
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Washington
Sept
Byrnes
Russia
Germany
Stuttgart
State Department
Truman
New York
Soviet Union
Molotov
Sas
Paris
United States
Poland
France
Ruhr
Rhineland
Moscow
Large Apple Crop Weights Down Trees
Hancock September 6 five thousand acres of apple trees in this area yield one of Maryland's biggest crops. Apple pickers are recruited from many sources to aid harvest, representing 73 percent of Maryland apples. Growth strains and loaded boughs signal a production near one million bushels. Varieties include Transparents Duchess Williams Early Red Wealthy Summer Rambos North Western Greening Winter Banana Grimes Golden Stayman Winesap etc. Many varieties stored for Christmas sale. prices to be leveled in cold storage. Also, trucker strike update reports 950 Teamsters and Chauffeurs Local 992 AFL on day five with no progress. drivers not on strike at Hagerstown Motor Express face harassment claims. Domestic reindeer introduced to North America in 1891.
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Hancock
Maryland
United States
Duchess
Williams
Benane
Grimes
Virginia Winesap
Rome Beauty
Benj Davis
Gono
York Imperial
Hagerstown
Thei Teamsters and Chauffeurs
AFL
Joseph Desmond
Hagerstown Motor Express Company
Lining Up Farm Help With Labor Department
New York reports the administration plans to move farm workers from Agriculture to the Labor Department. Business Week notes the shift could boost union organizing, with AFL chartering the National Farm Labor Union and various farm interests resisting the change.
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Labor Department
New York
Business Week
Truman
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
National Farm Labor Union
Westernistan
Meat Shortage Looms As OPA Sets New Prices
The Associated Press reports a week of record low livestock receipts leaves pork and beef buyers facing scarce supplies after next week. Packing plants trim staff or close, and many butcher shops may follow. Prices rise only to a point under new retail ceilings, with critics warning of impending scarcity across major livestock hubs.
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Associated Press
Office of Price Administration
Washington
Corn Bell
Court News and Marriages and Deeds and Rye Bread Price Stays
Equity case Baer versus Baer for partial divorce and alimony. Marriage licenses for Delans Vogelsong Carter Robertson Moore Peters Egner Podlick Bauman Esken Beall Eppley Lewis Thomas Hovey Haynes Burdette Snedicker. Property deeds list transfers with ten dollar and one dollar sums. Rye bread price set to two more cents per pound until November 1.
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Francis I. Baer
Charles H. Baer
Jack J. Delans
Adrian
Mich
Helen R. J. Vogelsong
Mechanicsburg
Jacob W. Carter, III
Butler
Betty Jane Robertson
Fairfeld
Robert W. Moore
Middleburg
Virginia J. Peters
John J. Hovey, Jr
Jane M. Haynes
Richmond
John Wesley Burdette
Hyattsville
Elin Ethel Snedicker
Richmond Hill
Calvin S. Martin
Rhonda E. Miller
Leonard L. Griffiths
James H. Falk
Earl S. Edwards
Samuel R. Hughes
John W. Ropp
Nellie M. Winchester
Florence I. Rhineaker
La Viere _ Tallman
Walter A. Bower
Maurice
Fritz
Washington
OPA
Dr. Cullen to retire after 39 years as sanatorium head
Baltimore announces resignation of Dr. Victor Francis Cullen director of the State Sanatoria for the tubercular effective January 1. He began as Sabillasville superintendent in 1918 and led the development of four Maryland sanatoria. A former president of the National Tuberculosis Association he is a noted TB authority and knight of St Gregory.
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Baltimore
Victor Francis Cullen
H. Warren Buckler
Maryland Sanatorium Commisson
Cullen
Sabillasville
Mount Wilson
Baltmore County
Haswern Store Trospital
Balisbury
Henryton Sanitarium
Carroll County
National Tuberculary Association
Williamsport
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Sablilasville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Maryland
Tuberculosis Sanatoria
National Tuberculosis Association
American College of Physicians
Te Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Gregory
Pius XI
Habeas Corpus Writ Denied for WAC Captain Durant
Justice Burton refused to order release of WAC Captain Kathleen Nash Durant charged in the 1.5 million Krons hace Coetln dowel theft case in Germany. The court acting without prejudice said a full bench would consider the writ later. Durant contends she was discharged from the Army May 1946 and taken to Frankfurt for trial.
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Washington
Justice Burton
Supreme Court
WAC
Kathleen Nash Durant
Germany
John 8
Dwinell
Durant
Burton
Judge Advocate General
Agnee
Justice Department
World War I Vet Named VFW Head
Boston, Sept. 6. Louis E. Starr of Portland, Ore, a World War I infantryman, won by acclaim today the national command of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in an election bypassing World War II veterans for the top posts. Ray H. Brannaman of Denver, Colo, and Lyall T. Beggs of Madison, Wis, were named to serve with Starr in the other two major national offices. Miss Sara Grossnickle is returning in Chicago after a three weeks visit at her parents’ home and will be a student at Bethany Hospital there where she will also be employed.
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Boston
Louis EB. Starr
Portland
Ore
National Command
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Starr
Ray H. Brannaman
Denver
Colo
Lyall T. _ Beggs
Madison
Wis
Sumer
Sara Grossnickle
Chicago
Roy W. Grossnickle
Myersville
Bethany Hospital
Former Local Man Guides Blind Veterans at VA Hospital
Ira W Riggles, once blind, now senior training officer for rehabilitation of blind veterans in Washington, counsels blinded veterans with deep empathy. A Frederick native, he lost his sight to corneal ulcers and scarlet fever, later regaining some vision. He emphasizes tailored training, equipment, and meaningful work, noting only one veteran has requested a Seeing Eye dog.
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Ira W.riggles
Frederick Man
Washington
Riggles
Maryland School For the Blind
Oversea
Margaret Kolb Riggies
Army
Valley Forge General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Higgles
Acquitted On Theft Charge Garman Linton Case
Garman Linton of near Yellow Springs was acquitted in Police Court on a bracelet theft from Yvonne E Young of 190 East Sixth Street. The bracelet was later returned. Magistrate Alton Bennett advised the complainant to end the relationship with the defendant, who came with his wife.
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Charles Fisher
Tee Street
Sammuel Lodato
Baltimore
Ethel Reddle
Austin EB. Stine
East Sixth Street
W. Ke. May
William Whipp
Route 4
Allen EB. Walker Jr
Washington
Albert Wilson Walker
Bethesda
Edward J. Smith
Brees
Tember 2
Benjamin F. Phebus
D. W. Kettells
Stowaway to Face Trial in Europe
Private John Joseph Hand, 22, of Cedartale Pa, stowed away on a Liberty Ship in France and swam 13 hours to shore after drifting in the Gulf Stream. Found 15 miles off Florida, Hand had dodged military police in Paris for eight months after deserting in 1945. FBI to return him to Europe for action.
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Miami
Fla
John Joseph Hand
Coverdale
Paris
America
Europe
FBI
Hand
John H. Ridder
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
France
Bordeaux
Galyeetan
Florida
Martinsburg approves war memorial park plan
Martinsburg West Virginia has authorized the creation of a war memorial park. The city has engaged a landscape architect to lay out the memorial site in the community.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Senate panel to probe Bilbo and McKellar campaign charges
The Senate Campaign Investigating Committee will open inquiries into charges against Senators Bilbo of Mississippi and McKellar of Tennessee arising from their primary campaigns. Complaints allege Bilbo urged anti voter efforts against Negroes and claim McKellar spent beyond legal limits. Witnesses include Edwin Carmack and John Neal as initial complainants. Committeee Chair Ellender kept expenditures secret.
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Washington
Sept
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Bilbo
D-Miss
McKellar
Dtenn
Senate
Ellender
D-La
Pharace
Billin
Edgar G Brown
National Negro Council
James L. P. Rumble
New York
Cuizeng National League, Inc
Edwin W. Carmack
John Randolph Neal
Crump
Carmack
Ed Crump
Memphis
Shelby County
McKellars
McMinn County
Athens
Ross Collins
West Virginia
Ed Widmyer Found Guilty in Hotel Fire Case
Berkeley Springs West Virginia jury convicts Ed win Widmyer 34 of arson for the March 1933 Dunn Hotel fire. Judge D H Rogers imposes 110 year sentence at West Virginia Penitentiary Moundsville.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Edwin Widmyer
Dunn
D. H. Rogers
Westginia
Moundsville
Six Thousand Six Dollar Damage Suit in Circuit Court
Horatio S. Fox and Carli E. Fox sue Miss Marie Budde of Owings Mills seeking 6006 dollars for injuries from a February Reisterstown auto crash. The wife seeks 4050 for serious injuries. husband 2000 for own damages and 1300 for wife's injuries. Plaintiffs allege Budde attempted a left turn into a private driveway without signaling.
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Marie Budde
West Third Street
Horatio S. Fox
Carli E. Fox
Owings Mills
T. West Clargett, Jr
George B. P. Ward
H. Donald Schwaab
Baltimore
Budde
Mt St Mary's Enrolls 597 for Incoming Year
Mt St Mary's College in Emmitsburg resumes pre war schedule with a record 597 students for the coming year. About 60 percent veterans. barracks to relieve lodging as work expected to finish by December 1. New faculty include William A Osborne history and Thomas Dillon business administration. freshmen register September 16.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
John Roddy
Oder
William A. Osborne
History
Osborne
St. John's College
Brooklyn
Niagara University
Army
U.S. ‘Air Force
Africa
Middle East
Thomas Dillon
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Athens Mayor and Aldermen resign in protest
Athens Tennessee Sept 6 1937 Mayor Paul Walker and the four Aldermen resigned claiming safety concerns endangering themselves and families The move follows McMinn County gun battle and shots fired at the home of Alderman Hugh Higgs The resignations take effect at noon and aim to allow a new government to take over with cooperation from citizens and local veterans who had pressured resignations Also noted is Mayor Walker planning to resign from his Athens insurance business and retire from public affairs
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Athens
Tenn
Paul Walker
City 4 Board of Aldermen
McMinn County
Knox Henry
Hugh Higgs
Pitcey
Veterans of Foreign Wars 3
American ‘Legion Post
Riggs
Paul Cantrell
Cantrell
Iil
Walker
Chattanooga
J.B McNabb
Joe
Rowden
Hugh Riggs
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