Beer permit hearing before Trout in Bailey property dispute
A local beer permit hearing followed testimony from storekeepers and residents about the Bailey property intersection, bus routes, and alleged disturbances. Rev. Helwig and other neighbors urged caution citing safety, congestion, and church service impacts while merchants pressed for public accommodation and existing business needs.
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Ofta Sae
Bailey
Helwig
Ned
Cui
Urmoui
Bir
Baileys's
Circus Ship Lost In Tragedy At Sea Near Havana
A circus ship reported missing near Havana after a hurricane severed crew and performers including trained animals. Panama naval authorities and the Caribbean frontier search for 56 aboard and 30 missing, with reports of a Honduran vessel capsizing in heavy seas.
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Havana
Cuba
Sept Caribbean
Caribe
Iles
Miara
Caribbean Sea Frontier
Panama
Naval
Cartagena
Cota
and & Es
Thalso
Ime
Aleria
Joseph Pauchie
Truman to Speak on Western Campaign Tour
President Truman announced a two week West Coast tour starting with a speech in Dexter and a plan to speak in San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City. A San Vieu California speech is also expected.
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Ington
Truman
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dexter
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Salt Lake City
San Vieeu
Cali
Policemen's Roman Candles Used Against Starlings
Police report several Roman candles fired at flocks of starlings in the city. The candles caused noise and scattered birds, with one witness noting the fire prompted movement but no injuries or further calls to authorities.
Action On Bus Routes Expanded by Frederick County Board
The Frederick county Board of Education meeting on Wednesday extended several bus routes and created new ones. The Liberty delegation secured extended service for Lewis Bad er to pick up Liberty high school students, and a Daysville delegation gained extensions for Driver Joh. The Mt. Airy route of Charles Creeger was redirected via Fritstown to the school. Clifford Snyder was contracted to replace Ernest Harne transporting New Market children to Frederick, and a new New Market to Frederick route was established with John Lee Ponton as contractor. Robert Armold and Lewis Wingpiger were hired to drive routes to the Burkville colored school and from Pleasant Grove to New Market respectively.
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Frederick County
Fritstown
Clifford Snyder
New Market
Frederick
Ernest Harne
John Lee Ponton
Robert Armold
Board of Education
Burkville Colored School
Lewis Winpigler
Pleasant Grove
State Legion Opens Meeting at Sea Side Conclave
The State Legion opened its annual convention at a seaside resort with 1 000 plus delegates checked in after first day registrations. Social events preceded formal sessions as State Commander Harry Allen led the initial meeting amid candidacy announcements for national offices.
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Land Legionnaires
Legion
J. Isonoby
Harry. Allen
Road blocks lifted after man arrested near Laurel
State Police said the man sought for attempted rape in Hood Mills area was arrested in Laurel driving a Dodge pickup with Florida tags. Roadblocks on main routes north were lifted. city police notified. In a separate item Mrs. C M Dixon of Elm Street injured in a fall, dislocated finger and facial cuts, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Truth
Schwars
Sierdaxy
Laurel
Randallstown
Hoods Mill
Ellicott City
Aurtin
C. M. Dixon
Elm Street
Dixon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tornado Strikes Baltimore area injures and damages homes
A funnel shaped storm swept eastern and northern Baltimore causing roof losses and water flooding. Widespread damage included toppled manhole covers, fires at the Esso refinery, and several cars destroyed by flying debris as residents sheltered in place and watched roofs ripped away. An 11 year old girl recounted seeing roofs sail off as the storm raged.
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Baltimore
Esso Standard Oil
Soa
Aighbor
Georgia Democrats Pick Herman Talmadge governor landslide lands dramatic party split
Georgia voters backed Herman Talmadge in a Democratic primary signaling a shift toward his political dynasty. The 35-year-old tobacco-chewing farmer-politician vows to push for a special session ahead of November elections to confront incumbent Governor A. E. Thompson and settle long-standing power struggles. The piece notes a historic arc from 1926 with Governor Mack and rural voters shaping Georgia politics.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
Spe
A. E. Thompson
Eugene
Mack
Striking Truckers To Deliver Containers
A labor dispute in Beaumont involves three arrests on intoxication charges as striking truckers deliver containers. Named individuals include Sammy Thompson, Frederick Russell Jackson, and George Hudson, with officers Simmons, Shook, and Potts making the arrests.
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Sammy Thompson
Frederick
Russell Jackson
Cainted
New Market
George Hudson
Beaumont
Tex
Simmons
Shook
Potis
May ration gas in the west and refinery strike drift
In San Francisco on September 9 1942 pro rationing plans for gasoline were outlined for the western states as optimism emerged from talks attempting to end the California refinery strike.
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San Francisco
California
Soviet Planes Over Danish Isle Reported Near Waters
Soviet aircraft and cruisers were seen near Bornholm as Danish forces planned a 1500 man garrison move to strengthen defenses. Officials said units may have crossed the Baltic air space during ongoing maneuvers with no soldiers stationed on Bornholm at present.
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Helm Sland
E Island
Bornbolsa
Gar
Copenhagen
Bornholm
Urgent radio appeal to evacuate Camiguin Island
A Manila radio appeal urged the remaining 15,000 residents of Camiguin Island to evacuate as Mt Hibokhibok erupted with deadly ash. Since Sept 1 the volcano has discharged ash, 36,000 had already left, and officials broadcast the plea from a Philippine naval patrol boat off the island.
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Manila
Camiguin Island
Mit
Hibokhibok
Arturo Alcaraz
Philippines Weather Bureau
Philippines
Globe Wireless
Spy Probe Shifts to Atomic Espionage Field
Washington reports the House Un-American Activities committee moves to atomic espionage inquiries. Four witnesses testified behind locked doors as Chairman J Parnell Thomas said evidence suggests Russia obtained wartime resin compounds and refined metal. Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves, former wartime atomic project head, is eyed as a major future witness.
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Washington
Sep
House Un-American Activities Committee
J. Parnell Thomas
R-Nj
Russia
House
McDowell
R-Pa
Leslie R. Groves
Atomic Bomb Project Committee
Groves
Army
Four P-47 Fighter Planes Unreported
Four P-47 Thunderbolts took off in daylight from Clark Field in Luzon for routine patrols amid reports that five may have landed in Formosa. No immediate confirmation of the loss or status of the aircraft was available.
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Mack
Air Manila
Clark
Luzon
Formosa
Republic
Residence sale on Park avenue by Geisbert to Bowers
Recorded in the clerk's office a deed shows Mr and Mrs Stephen C Geisbert selling to Mr and Mrs John Bowers on the south side of Park avenue for about 8500 dollars as evidenced by revenue stamps. Another deed records Mr and Mrs George H Hunter selling to Mr and Mrs Kenneth A a property along the Gas House Mt Pleasant district for around 7000 dollars.
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Park Avenue
Stephen C. Geisbert
John *. Bowers
George H. Hunter
Kenneth
Mt Pleasant
AFL Union Backs Dewey in Campaign Push
The AFL leaders announced the endorsement after discussions with Governor Dewey. The executive board of the American Federation of Labor and allied unions backed Dewey, with about 175,000 members cited as support. The move marks AFL backing amid contrasting Truman support from AF of L leaders.
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Dewey Jay
AFI
Build Employe Reseat
Dhers
Ge Service Ernational
William L. McFetridge Kago
Dewey
Dewey By Or Uigit Ham Green
American Federation of Labor
Truman
AFL International
Soviet Order Poses Problem For Hoffman
The United States faces a Soviet demand for 48 million dollars in machine tools from a British firm. Hoffman must decide how Western trade with Soviet controlled Eastern Europe fits Western European recovery. A Southport councillor stated the order was disclosed this week as America supposedly turned it down.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
United States
Hoffman
Congress
Soviet Union
Russia
Western Europe
U. S
Russell
Cravenrothers, Ltd
Showdown Near in Records Dispute in Washington
Washington, Sept. 9. A heated clash between Congress and the Truman Administration over loyalty records faces a closed-door meeting among Attorney General Clark and three Senate investigators. Senator Ferguson of Michigan predicts a workable compromise as he chairs the subcommittee probing Communist infiltration. The dispute reflects GOP Congress clashes with the administration over government records.
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Washington
Congress
Truman Administration
Clark
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
Truman
Pretty Blond Hangs Self In Station Cell
A woman described as pretty hanged herself in a station cell. Police report the incident occurred on September 9 and that investigators are determining her identity and background as part of the inquiry.
Angry Relative Sparks Violent Incident in Shanshai
In Rather Angry Shanshai on Sept 9 Liu Dai-Yung, enraged when his cousin refused a $40 loan, allegedly attacked relatives with a hazardous device injuring his aunt, grandmother, and grandfather. Neighbors and police rushed to the scene, with officers guarding entrances until the incident ended and Liu was detained.
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Shanshai
Liu Dai-Yung
Liu
Ney
Nation Today on Truman and the Democratic vote analysis
The Nation Today surveys political rhetoric as Truman criticizes Republicans over Taft Hariley and labor policy while warning of prosperity ending under a Republican win. Stasser counters with optimism and fear about housing and costs, urging voters to decide honestly amid complex issues. The piece notes voters’ varying focus from appearances to policy.
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Truman Sand
Stasse
Iithe Truman
Stasser
State Racing Rules Changed in Maryland Dragooning Trainers
The Maryland Racing Commission tonight altered its rules placing drugging responsibility on trainers. Post race tests may suspend licenses and bar trainers from Maryland tracks if horses test drugged. The receiving barns and pre race saliva tests remain, but guards per horse are dropped and state stewards take responsibility from entry to post parade.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Maryland
State Welfare Dept to Ask Burial Insurance Budget
The State Welfare Department plans a budget request to cut small life policies for grant recipients age to 65. Governor notes the welfare program needs funds to replace worn household grants and to cover higher living costs. Also reported is the Frede rck division diesel locomotive making a first appearance on a freight run from Hanover to Frederick on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Laltimore
Sarrance
Ernor
Frederck Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hanover
Frederick
Reds Blame U S For City Hall Riots
A letter of protest from Kotikov attacks American personnel for failing to restore order during clashes at City Hall. The Russian-controlled police breached U.S. offices and removed files while Soviet troops stood by. Kotikov blames Russians for provocative acts and calls on Americans to follow loyal conduct.
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Tatty
Emaupedi
Egkhche Rundschau
Ial
Russa Omary
Kotikov
Tommy Suns
Provocateurs
New Premier Suit Is Sought For France
Sept 9 Paris reports a veteran French politician seeks a new cabinet amid France's political crisis. He promised an answer on forming a government after meetings with multiple parties whose support he has requested. Outcome hinges on support and potential new parliamentary elections.
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Paris
France
Rot Schuman
Queuille
Queville
Transport
Ese
Labor Day Crowds Fill Gambrill Park Areas
Large Labor Day weekend crowds gathered at Gambrill Park and nearby sites in West Maryland. Visitors enjoyed picnics at Fort Frederick Green Ridge and surrounding areas including Washington Monument and Savage River with substantial turnout and recreational activity.
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Gambrill Park
Ara Parks
Labor Day
Gambrill
U S Vows To Stand Up For Its Rights In Berlin Talks
Washington reports President Truman states the United States will not be mushed out or bow to pressure. Diplomatic authorities express concern over potential early Berlin talks collapse while USSR resistance intensifies. Public statements emphasize resolve, unity, and readiness to pursue strong actions if needed.
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Washington
David Dublishs
Truman
United States
Presis
United
Russia
Berlin
Nfere
Probe Forged Export Licenses In Latin America Trade
In Kington Sept 97P Senate investigators say they will identify a man linked to forged export licenses for over 1.0 million dollars in Jard’and Hour shipments to Latin America. James McGuire is named in hearings. Keystone Soap president John A. Quinn, in Jersey City with counsel, refused to answer about 15 forged licenses, citing attorney advice. Ferguson R Michigan led the probe, seeking how forged licenses allowed food shipments without detection.
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Kington
Senate
Latin America
James McGuire
John A. Quinn
Keystone Soap and Chemocap Company
Jersey City
Quinn
New York
Ferguson R-Mich
Ferguson
William Rogers
Committee
Senate Small Business Committee
Harry
Werk Exporter
Tes
Lever
Firefighters Hurt in San Diego Hotel Blaze
Twelve firemen, led by Chief George Courser, were injured fighting a hotel fire in San Diego. Crews rescued other lodgers via ladders as flames consumed the structure and emergency teams battled the blaze through the night.
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San Diego Blaze
George Courser
Bankrupt case referred to Baltimore referee
A notice states that U.S. Dis n G. Stauffer on Route i. asks bankruptcy proceedings be filed showing liabilities. case referred to Paul R. Koch, Baltimore referee. W. Jerome Of futt represents the petitioner.
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U.S
G. Stauffer
Flurry of Selling Pushes Stocks Down in Berlin Market
A Sept flurry of selling in New Fork and broader U S markets pushed prices lower after yesterday's decline. Federal Reserve Centrels Berlin reserve requirements for member banks contributed to a bearish Wall Street mood.
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Sept
Federal Reserve
Berlin
Wall Street
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